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Dispensing device for external or intravenous injection of fluids into a patient

  • US 4,699,296 A
  • Filed: 02/04/1986
  • Issued: 10/13/1987
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/04/1986
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A dispensing device for enteral or intravenous injection of fluids into a patient comprising:

  • a cradle member for supporting a disposable aseptic rectangular package of fluid at a tilted angle so that said package has a single uppermost and lowermost location, said cradle member including a pair of side walls diagonally disposed between diagonal corners of sides on said dispensing package, said cradle side walls having uppermost and lowermost corners, said side walls being terminated in a lowermost cross member and in an uppermost cross member for interconnecting said side walls, said cross members each having horizontal and vertical portions interconnecting said side walls, said side walls and said cross members defining a truncated rectangular shaped box, a first hole formed in at least one side wall proximate said uppermost corner and a second hole formed in at least one side wall proximate said lowermost corner and a hangle fixedly secured to said upper cross member for supporting said cradle member; and

    a dispensing means for dispensing said fluid from said aseptic package, said dispensing means including means for piercing said package through said holes in said side walls to draw fluid therefrom into said dispensing means, said dispensing means further comprising an opening at the top thereof, said opening comprising an air filter for removing particulate matter from the air entering said dispensing means, andmeans for indicating the level of fluid in said package.

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