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US 8,409,147 B2Granted
Rapid local anesthesia linear injection device
OwnerJoseph Wayne Kraftinventor
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Abstract
This is a Rapid Local Anesthesia Linear Injection Device. It is made of a very simple triangular shaped piece of clear plastic with encased conduits connecting a flange on the tip of the cone where a Luer lock syringe can attach, and the base where there are a multiple tiny hypodermic needles protruding from the base of the triangle. The number of needles would be directly proportional to the length of the base of the device. It would be available in many sizes identified by the shape and the length of the base.
Claims16
A device for the injection of local anesthesia comprising:
- a triangular-shaped plastic device with a base on one end and a chamber and a flange on an opposite end, with a plurality of conduits that run from the chamber to a plurality of needles that extend out from the base with the needles having a length from 3 to 5 millimeters, having a delivery device connected to the flange and having a foam strip attached to the base covering the needles.
A device for local anesthesia injection comprising:
- a triangle-shaped device with a base on one end and a chamber and a flange on an opposite end, with a plurality of conduits that run from the chamber to a common chamber in the base which is connected to a plurality of needles that extend out from the base with the needles having a length from 3 to 5 millimeters, having a delivery device connected to the flange and having a foam strip attached to the base covering the needles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.