An anti-reflux catheter
A catheter and countercurrent technology, applied in catheters, trocars, guide needles, etc., can solve the problems of polluting the surrounding environment, patient pain, and impact.
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[0042] With reference to the accompanying drawings, reference numeral 1 generally designates an anti-reflux catheter of the invention, hereinafter referred to simply as catheter 1 , comprising a central body 2 having a generally tubular frusto-conical shape and defining a chamber 3 therein, which The chamber is used to pass fluid medication to be infused into the blood vessels of the patient.
[0043] Two wings 4 extend bilaterally from the central body 2 and provide two surfaces for the catheter 1 to be placed and attached to the patient's epidermis near the point of injection.
[0044] A tubular flexible cannula 5 extends from the distal end 2A of the body 2 and combines with the body 2 to form the catheter 1 .
[0045] The end 2B of the body 2 facing away from the cannula 5 is formed with an opening whose outer profile has a standard connection profile designed to couple to a matching profile of a cooperating drug delivery tube (not shown).
[0046] A sleeve 7 made of elas...
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