Multi-lumen catheter with separate distal tips
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1. A multi-lumen catheter, comprising:
- a generally cylindrical body enclosing a first and second lumen separated by a generally planar septum;
a first tip section extending from a distal end of the body, the first tip section comprising;
a generally planar surface extending from the septum;
a distal end surface oblique to the generally planar surface; and
an opening in the distal end surface; and
a second tip section comprising;
a proximal segment having a proximal cross-sectional area and a generally planar surface extending from the distal end of the body;
a transition segment extending from the proximal segment; and
a distal segment extending from the transition segment, the distal segment having a distal cross-sectional area greater than the proximal cross-sectional area.
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Abstract
A multi-lumen catheter including a generally cylindrical body enclosing a first and second lumen separated by a generally planar septum. A first and second tip section extend from a distal end of the body. The first and second tip section may each include a generally planar surface. The second tip section may include a first segment extending from the distal end of the body to a transition segment and a second segment extending from the transition segment to a distal end of the second tip section.
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6 Claims
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1. A multi-lumen catheter, comprising:
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a generally cylindrical body enclosing a first and second lumen separated by a generally planar septum; a first tip section extending from a distal end of the body, the first tip section comprising; a generally planar surface extending from the septum; a distal end surface oblique to the generally planar surface; and an opening in the distal end surface; and a second tip section comprising; a proximal segment having a proximal cross-sectional area and a generally planar surface extending from the distal end of the body; a transition segment extending from the proximal segment; and a distal segment extending from the transition segment, the distal segment having a distal cross-sectional area greater than the proximal cross-sectional area. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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