Ambulatory fluid delivery system
CA 2107370 A1 · Owner: Lewis, Thomas Gene · Inventors: Yerlikaya, Denis Y.; Lewis, Thomas Gene; Deno, Frederick Charles
Overview
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The present invention relates to a fluid delivery system which includes a support device (10) for mounting a fluid delivery set (16) and an infusion pump (30) for ambulatory use. The support device (10) includes a compartment (12) for securely holding an infusion pump (30) and a separate compartment (13) for securely holding a fluid container (47, 49) of the fluid delivery set (16). The device further includes an elongate channel (14) into which the tubing (98) of the fluid delivery set (16) can be inserted and subsequently protected from kinking or inadvertent occlusion and is, adapted for use with rigid bottle (47) flexible bag (49), burette, spike set, etc. The device (10) may be used …
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- Filed March 31, 1992. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended March 31, 2012.
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