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DEVICE FOR INTRAOSSEOUS INJECTION OF LIQUID SUBSTANCES

  • US 3,750,667 A
  • Filed: 01/31/1972
  • Issued: 08/07/1973
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/31/1972
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A device for intraosseous injection of liquid substances, comprising:

  • an outside tube made hollow and having two ends of which one end is adapted to be introduced into osseous tissue, while the other end is opposite to the former one;

    said end introducible into osseous tissue having a male thread, terminating in claws and said end opposite to the former one, carrying a head;

    an inside tube capable of moving within said outside tube, made likewise hollow and having two ends, of which one end is to be introduced into osseous tissue, while the other end is opposite to the former one;

    said end introducible into osseous tissue having a pointed tip which also terminates in claws that are similar to and directed towards said claws of said outside tube;

    holes formed in said inside tube proximate to said end introducible into osseous tissue so as to provide passageways for flow of said liquid substances from the interior of said inside tube, said claws of said outside and said inside tubes being adapted, when the device disclosed herein is being screwed into osseous tissue, to be engaged with one another to close said holes, thereby preventing them from being clogged with osseous tissue; and

    a cannula provided at said opposite end of said inside tube.

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