Subdural evacuation port aspiration device
First Claim
1. A subdural evacuation port aspiration device, comprising:
- a subdural evacuation portion including a rigid tubular portion having a central axis, a threaded exterior surface, and a pair of wings extending outwardly in substantially opposite directions from the tubular portion; and
a port aspiration portion including a first segment and a second segment extending in separate directions from the subdural evacuation portion, the first segment configured to receive an aspiration device and the second segment including annular barbs configured to connect to a negative pressure source;
wherein the subdural evacuation portion, the first segment of the port aspiration portion and the second segment of the port aspiration portion are all fluidly interconnected and open with respect to one another, andwherein the subdural evacuation portion and the first segment of the port aspiration portion form a common, linear lumen along the central axis.
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Abstract
A subdural evacuation port aspiration device including a subdural evacuation portion and a port aspiration portion. The subdural evacuation portion includes a rigid tubular portion having a central axis, a threaded exterior surface, and a pair of wings extending outwardly in substantially opposite directions from the tubular portion. The port aspiration portion includes a first segment and a second segment extending in separate directions from the subdural evacuation portion, the first segment configured to receive an aspiration device and the second segment configured to connect to a negative pressure source. The subdural evacuation portion and the port aspiration portion are uniformly formed as a single rigid unit.
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17 Claims
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1. A subdural evacuation port aspiration device, comprising:
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a subdural evacuation portion including a rigid tubular portion having a central axis, a threaded exterior surface, and a pair of wings extending outwardly in substantially opposite directions from the tubular portion; and a port aspiration portion including a first segment and a second segment extending in separate directions from the subdural evacuation portion, the first segment configured to receive an aspiration device and the second segment including annular barbs configured to connect to a negative pressure source; wherein the subdural evacuation portion, the first segment of the port aspiration portion and the second segment of the port aspiration portion are all fluidly interconnected and open with respect to one another, and wherein the subdural evacuation portion and the first segment of the port aspiration portion form a common, linear lumen along the central axis. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A subdural evacuation port aspiration device, comprising:
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an evacuation portion including a rigid tubular body having a proximal end and a distal end, a threaded exterior surface formed on the distal end, the threaded exterior surface configured for insertion into an opening in, and engagement with, a skull of a patient, and at least two extensions radially projecting outward from the tubular body in substantially opposite directions; an aspiration portion extending from the proximal end in a first direction and terminating at a first end away from the proximal end of the evacuation portion; and a negative pressure portion extending from the proximal end in a second direction skewed from the first direction and terminating at a second end away from the proximal end of the evacuation portion; wherein the evacuation portion, aspiration portion, and negative pressure portion are rigidly formed as a unified body member having a common multi-directional lumen extending through a full length of each portion. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. A subdural evacuation port aspiration device, comprising:
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an evacuation portion including a tubular portion forming a threaded exterior surface configured for insertion into an opening in, and engagement with, a skull of a patient, the tubular portion defining a lumen, and a pair of wings extending radially outward from the tubular portion, the tubular portion defining an evacuation lumen; an aspiration portion for receiving an aspiration device, the aspiration portion forming an aspiration lumen having opposing first and second ends, the aspiration lumen being fluidly open to the evacuation lumen at the second end; a negative pressure portion for connection to a negative pressure source, the negative pressure portion forming a negative pressure lumen having opposing first and second ends, the negative pressure lumen being fluidly open to the evacuation lumen and the aspiration lumen at the second end of the negative pressure portion; and an elastomeric closure structure assembled to the aspiration portion and establishing a fluid-tight seal across the aspiration lumen, the elastomeric closing structure configured to be needle-puncturable and resealable; wherein the first ends are spaced at an angled distance from one another, and wherein the evacuation portion, the aspiration portion, and the negative pressure portion are uniformly formed as a single rigid body member. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17)
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