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US 9,314,396 B2Granted
Tractal erectile device and seal cap
AssigneeRichard L. Smith
InventorRichard L. Smith
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Abstract
A tractal erectile device is disclosed. In one embodiment, the device includes a hollow vessel having a first opening for receiving an organ, and a second opening for releasing fluid from within the vessel. The hollow vessel may include: an integral smooth lip portion surrounding the first opening for receiving an organ; an elongated cylindrical portion connected to the lip portion, an hour-glass portion connected to the elongated portion, and an ellipsoid shaped end portion including the second opening for releasing fluid from within the vessel.
Claims18
A device comprising:
- a vessel having a first opening for receiving an organ, and a second opening for releasing fluid from within the vessel, the vessel including:
- a lip portion surrounding the first opening;
- an elongated portion connected to the lip portion;
- an hour-glass portion connected to the elongated portion;
- and
- an end portion including the second opening;
- a seal cap including an integral one-way valve fluidly connected to the second opening, the integral one-way valve allowing for release of fluid from within the vessel,
- wherein the seal cap includes an arcuate or semi-circular slit for allowing the fluid to release from within the vessel to ambient,
- wherein the seal cap includes a support member spanning a width of the arcuate or semi-circular slit, wherein the support member at least partially retains the seal cap in an axial direction of the vessel.
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A device comprising:
- a vessel having a first opening for receiving an organ, and a second opening for releasing a fluid from within the vessel, the vessel including:
- a lip portion surrounding the first opening;
- an elongated portion connected to the lip portion;
- an hour-glass portion connected to the elongated portion;
- and
- an end portion including the second opening;
- and
- a one-way valve fluidly connected to the second opening, the one-way valve allowing for release of the fluid from within the vessel;
- and
- a seal cap connected to the one-way valve, the seal cap including a slit extending across an axial center of the seal cap,
- wherein the seal cap includes a support member spanning a width of the arcuate or semi-circular slit, wherein the support member at least partially retains the seal cap in an axial direction of the vessel.
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A device comprising:
- a vessel having a first opening for receiving an organ, and a second opening for releasing a fluid from within the vessel, the vessel including:
- a lip portion surrounding the first opening;
- an elongated portion connected to the lip portion;
- an hour-glass portion connected to the elongated portion;
- and
- an end portion including the second opening,
- wherein at least two of the elongated portion, the hour-glass portion and the end portion are connected via complementary semi-circumferential tabs extending respectively, from the at least two of the elongated portion, the hourglass portion and the end portion;
- and
- a seal cap including an integral one-way valve fluidly connected to the second opening, the integral one-way valve allowing for release of fluid from within the vessel,
- wherein the seal cap is molded continuously with the vessel, the seal cap including an arcuate or semi-circular slit for allowing the fluid to release from within the vessel to ambient,
- wherein the seal cap includes a support member spanning a width of the arcuate or semi-circular slit, wherein the support member at least partially retains the seal cap in an axial direction of the vessel.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.