Method of treating a joint using an articular injection system
AssigneeCarticept Medical, Inc.
InventorsTimothy Patrick, Richard Knostman, Carribeth Ramey, Michael Axelrod
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AssigneeCarticept Medical, Inc.
InventorsTimothy Patrick, Richard Knostman, Carribeth Ramey, Michael Axelrod
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Systems for injecting fluids and/or other materials into a targeted anatomical location, in particular, an intra-articular space, include a handpiece assembly having a proximal end and a distal end, a needle extending from the distal end of the handpiece assembly, a fluid delivery module comprising a cassette and a fluid transfer device. A conduit is generally configured to place the fluid delivery module in fluid communication with the handpiece assembly. Medications, formulations and/or other fluids or materials contained within vials that are secured to the fluid delivery module can be selectively delivered into an anatomy through a needle located at the distal end of the handpiece assembly. In some embodiments, ultrasound or other imaging technologies can be used to locate a joint or other targeted anatomical location.
A method of injecting at least two different medicaments contained in nonspecific fluid containers into a subcutaneous location of a patient using a single needle penetration, comprising:
A method of treating a joint of a patient by selectively delivering at least two different fluids through a single needle penetration to a subcutaneous location within an anatomy of the patient, comprising:
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