A tamper resistant catheter device preventing unauthorized access, while permitting authorized intravenous medications through an inlet port. The device comprises a catheter line retainer having a base supporting the catheter line, a lumen adaptor engaged with the catheter line, and a locking clamp for clamping the catheter line within the catheter line retainer. An installation tool is provided having a breakaway handle and a locking cap for covering the lumen adaptor. Finally, a slotted retaining sleeve is installed using the breakaway handle of the installation tool for engagement with the locking cap and around the lumen adaptor. The slotted retaining sleeve engages the locking clamp to block removal of the locking clamp from the line retainer. Once the slotted retaining sleeve and locking cap are installed, the breakaway handle is removed. A removal tool disengages the locking cap from the slotted retaining sleeve for authorized access.

The disclosed tube securement device (100) attaches to the patient's body (200) and to the tube (300), while allowing for a section of the tube to be detached from the tube securement device. The tube securement device comprises a backing (110) with adhesive coated sections (120, 130). The backing comprises a first end section (120), a second end section (130), and a midsection (140), separating the first end section from the second end section. The tube securement device further comprises a first adhesive (122) on at least a portion of the first major surface (112) of the first end section (120), a second adhesive (132) on at least a portion of the first major surface (112) of the second end section (130), and wherein the first major surface (112) of the midsection (140) is free of tacky adhesive.

A catheter adapter includes a body having a first end and a second end positioned opposite the first end, with the body including an inlet port positioned between the first end and the second end and defining a longitudinal axis extending between the first end and the second end of the body, a catheter configured to be inserted into a patient's vasculature, with the catheter positioned at the first end of the body, and a stabilizer including a first wing member and a second wing member, with a portion of the stabilizer extending beyond the inlet port of the body in a direction extending along the longitudinal axis from the first end of the body to the second end of the body.

A device for securing and monitoring movement of a catheter includes a film having an adhesive disposed on a body-facing surface for securing the film to a body. The device also includes a base mounted on the film, the base comprising a first portion of a guide channel for receiving the catheter. A cover is coupled to the base via a hinge, the cover comprising a second portion of the guide channel, the cover further comprising a rounded portion extending from a distal end of the cover, wherein in the closed configuration, the catheter is completely enclosed by the rounded portion and the first and second portions of the guide channel. The device also includes a positional shift indicator fixedly attached to the catheter and configured to indicate positional shifts by the catheter within the guide channel.

An organizing, safety and securement device for use with a peripheral intravenous catheter includes: (a) a catheter base with an opening, that is covered by a transparent membrane, and an upper securement element with a luer fitting indentation, (b) a lower securement element having a top surface with a luer fitting indentation (c) an organizer base with upper and lower clamping members that are hinged together and have free surfaces with tubing indentations that include color coded, mainline and apinch tubing portions, and (d) a tether which connects the catheter and organizer bases.

A pyelo-ureteral stent is provided that combines the benefits of a stent having a lumen with the benefits of a lumen-less stent. In one example, the stent may be implanted in a patient for use during and after a pyeloplasty procedure. The provided stent includes a flexible tube having two separate lumens. Each lumen terminates prior to the stent's closed distal end, which enables a lumen-less ureteric limb at the stent's closed distal end. The lumen-less ureteric limb may have a smaller diameter than the rest of the stent, and may be positioned in a patient's ureter to bridge the pyeloplasty repair, thereby providing the benefits of a lumen-less stent. The flexible tube may be formed with at least one perforated coil for the drainage of urine and/or blood. The stent may be removed from the patient without the use of a cystoscopic procedure.

An apparatus and method for fitting a tube to a user, preferably but not exclusively for the face of the user. The apparatus comprises an elongate body including a first and second portion, the portions connected at a fold-line; the first portion including a first and second side; the second portion including a third and fourth side; wherein the first side and the third side are at least partially coated in a first adhesive; wherein the second side is at least partially coated in a second adhesive; and wherein the first adhesive provides a higher level of adhesion compared to the second; and wherein upon folding, the second and third sides face each other.

The present invention pertains to a flexible universal catheter securement device having a longitudinal axis perpendicular to a transverse axis. The securement device preferably secures catheters with a hub. The device has a lower base attached to an upper base having a first integral securement strap and a second integral securement strap. The lower base has an upper side and a lower side, each having an adhesive. When the first strap and second strap are in an open position, the straps extend longitudinally from the upper base at folding lines parallel to the transverse axis. The straps are preferably separated by a circular opening smaller than the outside diameter of the hub. Each strap has an inside edge, where the inside edge comprises a portion of the circular opening and the inside edge is longer than the outside edge of the strap.

The invention provides a plaster for use in securing a tube to a patient. The plaster comprises a top layer having an upper surface, a lower surface, and a pull tab. The plaster also comprises a base layer having an upper surface, and a lower surface. At least a portion of the lower surface of the top layer or the upper surface of the base layer is provided with an adhesive for adhering the plaster to the tube. The lower surface of the base layer is provided with an adhesive for adhering the plaster to the patient. The top layer includes a hinge about which the pull tab can be oriented away from the skin of the patient.

Devices, systems, and methods used to seal and secure a medical device at an insertion site are disclosed. The systems include a mating dressing device, a central connector, and a compression lock collar. The mating dressing device includes an adhesive plate portion that forms a first circumferential seal around the insertion site and a mating body portion that the central connector form fits to. The compression lock collar compresses the mating body portion against the central connector to form a second circumferential seal. The systems can also include a segment of intravenous tubing coupled to the central connector and used for application of the mating dressing device and compression lock collar.