A surgical pump system uses peristaltic tubing and pressure feedback to regulate fluid flow.
A nasal administration container regulates plunger travel via a detachable stopper to deliver precise medical fluid doses.
A hanger arm extension pump cover integrates protection and suspension functions into a single component.
A negative pressure wound therapy controller adjusts instillation fluid volume using a reduction factor derived from therapy duration.
A preassembled irrigation pump permanently fastens a reservoir to an insertion member via a liquid tube for direct fluid delivery.
A distal temperature sensor monitors irrigation fluid to detect bubbles at the probe tip.
A collet connection mechanism uses strain energy to lock and unlock oral care workpieces automatically.
In-line irrigation and aspiration sensors provide real-time pressure data to a controller during phacoemulsification surgery.
Overmolded elastomer ring eliminates user-installed O-rings by integrating sealing and locking functions, preventing irrigation fluid ingress.
A connection adapter uses dual ring grooves to roll an O-ring during insertion.
A wound dressing system uses two planar capillary membrane systems connected to supply lines for fluid delivery.
Segmented steps with external and internal hinges allow the reservoir to collapse fully without buckling or snapping back.
Segmented pathways with a hydrophobic filter prevent air bubbles in infusion lines while allowing safe back-flow of fluids.
Automated fluid delivery manages expansion and purging of the retention element to resolve manual control difficulties.
Segmented offset cannulae generate multiple suction pathways that prevent clogging during laparoscopic tissue removal.
An RF ablator tool integrates a visualization scope and irrigation channels to clear debris during tissue removal.