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5 results about "Safety syringe" patented technology

A safety syringe has a safety mechanism built into the syringe. The needle on a safety syringe can be detachable or permanently attached. On some models, a sheath is placed over the needle or the needle retracts into the barrel following injection to protect healthcare workers and others from accidental needlestick injuries. Another option is a secondary device, such as Oak Ridge Products needle capper that allows the user, with one hand, to apply a cover over the contaminated needle. The importance of the safety syringe has increased; legislation requiring it or equivalents has been introduced in many nations since needlestick injuries and re-use prevention became the focus of governments and safety bodies.

Safety syringe assembly

A safety syringe assembly includes a syringe barrel, a needle hub having a proximal end configured to be connected to a syringe tip and a distal end having an opening configured to receive a needle cannula, and a needle plug including a distal end having a socket and a proximal end having a plunger connecting element configured to engage a needle plug engaging element on a distal face of a plunger rod. The needle plug and needle cannula are retractable within the syringe tip or needle hub.
Owner:BECTON DICKINSON & CO

Safety syringe

A safety syringe comprising a barrel having an opening at an end thereof and a bung positioned in the barrel and creating a volume between the opening and the bung. The safety syringe also comprises a handle portion secured to the barrel and a syringe plunger slidably engaged with the handle portion and moveable within the barrel on an inward stroke to drive the bung forwards within the barrel to cause a substance within the volume to be expelled from the opening. The safety syringe further comprises a rotation mechanism configured to rotate the syringe plunger within the barrel at a point during the inward stroke when the syringe plunger is in contact with the bung, such that a rotational force is applied to the barrel and a brake connected to the handle portion and configured to provide a frictional force to resist the rotational force applied to the barrel.
Owner:OWEN MUMFORD

Safety syringe assembly

PCT designated stageWO2026136525A1Infusion needlesTubexSurgery
Safety syringe assemblies are described. A safety syringe assembly comprises a syringe barrel, a needle hub having a proximal end configured to be connected to the syringe tip and a distal end having an opening configured to receive a needle cannula, a needle plug comprising a distal end comprising a socket and a proximal end comprising a plunger connection element configured to engage a needle plug engagement element on the distal face of the plunger rod. The needle plug and the needle cannula are retractable inside the syringe tip or the needle hub.
Owner:BECTON DICKINSON & CO

System and method for safety syringe

A system for serially injecting liquids includes a syringe body defining a syringe proximal opening and a distal needle interface, proximal and distal stopper members, forming proximal and distal chambers. The system also includes a first liquid in the distal chamber and a second liquid in the proximal chamber, and a plunger configured to be manually manipulated to insert the proximal stopper member distally. Moreover, the system includes a needle hub assembly coupled to the syringe body, the needle assembly including a needle. The needle defines a needle interior, and distal, middle and proximal openings. The distal, middle and proximal openings are fluidly coupled through the needle interior. Manipulating the plunger member to insert the proximal stopper member initially expels the first liquid from the distal chamber, then serially expels the second liquid from the proximal chamber.
Owner:CREDENCE MEDSYSTEMS INC

Patient training device for use with a safety syringe injector

The present invention provides reusable safety syringe devices for use as a teaching and practice tool. The safety syringe device of the present invention comprises four primary parts: (1) a first tubular member; (2) a second tubular member disposed within an inner annular cavity of the first tubular member; (3) a syringe secured within an inner annular cavity of the second tubular member; and (4) a plunger rod, wherein the plunger rod comprises a proximal end and a distal end, wherein the proximal end and distal end are connected by a shaft, wherein the proximal end comprises a first plunger rod flange having a first diameter and a removable second plunger rod flange having a second diameter, wherein the first diameter is smaller than the second diameter and the first plunger rod flange is located below the second plunger rod flange on the shaft.
Owner:MERCK SHARP & DOHME LLC