Syringe carpule for storing, transporting and in situ mixing of lidocaine and sodium bicarbonate and delivery of buffered anesthetic solution
OwnerGeorge Justinventor
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A syringe carpule for storing, transporting and in situ mixing of a local anesthetic, such as lidocaine, and a buffer, such as sodium bicarbonate, and delivery of buffered anesthetic solution according to the present invention that comprises a hollow tubular body received within the frame of a carpule syringe, at least one axially movable plunger within the body and configured to be engaged and moved by a rod of the carpule syringe, a seal pierced by a rear portion of a needle coupled to the carpule syringe, a first chamber within the body filled with anesthetic solution during storing and transport, a second chamber defined within the body filled with buffering solution during storing and transport; and a breachable separating member between the first and second chamber configured to be removed for in situ mixing of the buffering and the anesthetic solutions allowing for delivery of a buffered anesthetic solution.
A syringe carpule for storing, transporting, in situ mixing and delivery of buffered anesthetic solution, comprising:
A syringe carpule for storing, transporting, in situ mixing and delivery of buffered anesthetic solution, comprising:
A syringe carpule for storing, transporting, in situ mixing and delivery of buffered anesthetic solution, comprising:
A syringe carpule for storing, transporting, in situ mixing and delivery of buffered anesthetic solution, comprising:
A syringe carpule for storing, transporting, in situ mixing and delivery of buffered anesthetic solution, comprising:
A syringe carpule for storing, transporting, in situ mixing and delivery of buffered lidocaine anesthetic solution, comprising A hollow tubular body configured to be received within the frame of a carpule syringe and including a neck at a forward portion thereof;
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