Angiographic syringe and luer connector
AssigneeLiebel-Flarsheim Company
InventorsDane J. Battiato, Gary S. Wagner, Steve P. Verdino, Robert G. Bergen, James E. Knipfer, Pamela K. Jacobs, James H. Goethel
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AssigneeLiebel-Flarsheim Company
InventorsDane J. Battiato, Gary S. Wagner, Steve P. Verdino, Robert G. Bergen, James E. Knipfer, Pamela K. Jacobs, James H. Goethel
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A syringe discharge end having a rotatable tubular connector member for engaging a luer connector on medical tubing. The syringe discharge end and the connector have mating threads which are used to affix the connector to the syringe discharge end. Once affixed, the connector is may freely rotate relative to the syringe, while being prevented from axial movement. On its distal end, the connector includes internal threads for engaging external threads on a standard luer connector of medical tubing. To engage the connector to tubing, the connector is rotated relative to the tubing and the syringe to draw the tubing onto the syringe discharge end.
A syringe assembly for injecting fluids into the body of an animal through tubing, the assembly comprising:
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