The present invention is directed to a dual lumen cannula configured to be inserted into a patient's body as simple as a single lumen cannula. The dual lumen cannula includes at least one inner lumen configured to be inserted into an outer lumen and connected via an inner lumen connection unit and an outer unit connection unit. Embodiments of the presenting invention further allow for the connection of at least one flow router to the other end of the inner lumen connection unit. When installed, the outer lumen is first inserted into the patient's body, followed by the insertion of the inner lumen into the outer lumen of the already cannulated patient until the inner lumen connector unit is in coupling contact with the outer lumen connector unit. The invention is also directed to a transformable dual lumen cannula into a single lumen cannula and vice versa that allow patients that are first being treated by low flow approach to be treated by high flow approach.

Biomedical device for carrying out an arterial catheterization comprising a catheter assembly, a Seldinger assembly, an outer sheath assembly configured to contain thereinside both said catheter assembly and said Seldinger assembly when the device is assembled before its use, at least a cannula-needle integral to the Seldinger assembly, valve means to avoid blood backflow and safety means for needle clamping, protection means for the needle, said catheter assembly comprising a thin tube, a nearly cylindrically shaped end provided with a couple of side wings, an inner cavity obtained in said end, said device being characterized in that said valve means and said safety means are located inside said outer sheath assembly in the inner cavity obtained in said cylindrical seat of the catheter assembly.

An integrated intravenous catheter includes a catheter adapter having a catheter and an inlet, with the catheter configured to be inserted into a patient's vasculature, a needle-free connector comprising a first port, a second port positioned opposite the first port, and a side port positioned the first port and the second port, with the second port including a valve member, intermediate tubing extending between the inlet of the catheter adapter and the first port of the needle-free connector, and extension tubing extending from the side port of the needle-free connector.

In some embodiments, a catheter system may include a catheter adapter having a distal end, a proximal end, and a lumen extending there between. In some embodiments, the catheter system may also include a catheter extending distally from the distal end of the catheter adapter, an extension tube, and a connector coupled to a proximal end of the extension tube. In some embodiments, a distal end of the extension tube may be coupled to the proximal end of the catheter adapter. In some embodiments, the connector, the extension tube, the lumen, and the catheter may form a straight pathway for delivery of an instrument to the catheter system. In some embodiments, an extension set for a catheter assembly may include the extension tube, the connector coupled to the proximal end of the extension tube, and another connector coupled to the distal end of the extension tube.

A cannula arrangement includes a cannula support and a cannula held thereon. A distal flow-through channel end section of a flow-through channel of the cannula support has a stepped cross-sectional shape as seen in axial section, with multiple mutually different cross-sectional dimensions decreasing in the axial direction. Each one of the cross-sectional dimensions defines its own receiving section for the respective cannula to be received therein. Each one of the cross-sectional dimensions of the receiving sections is embodied to receive the cannula with a corresponding cross-sectional cannula dimension in each case.

A safety needle assembly includes a housing defining a cavity and having a button, a hub positioned in the cavity, and a needle connected with a distal face of the hub to extend out of the housing. The assembly includes a shield positioned in the cavity having a retracted mode in which the shield is retracted into the housing to expose the needle, and a securement mode in which the shield is extended over a distal end of the needle to cover the needle. A spring connects between the hub and the shield and is configured to transition the shield from the retracted mode to the securement mode. The assembly includes a lock-in mechanism configured to releasably maintain the shield in the retracted mode, and a lock-out mechanism configured to securely maintain the shield in the securement mode.

A compliant catheter adapter may include a catheter adapter body formed of a compliant material. The catheter adapter body may have a generally elongate shape and an inner chamber. The catheter adapter body may include a compression resistant septum disposed toward the proximal end of the catheter adapter body. The compression resistant septum may have a lumen configured to receive an elongate object. The compression resistant septum may also be coupled to a compression cap that imparts a compression force on the compression resistant septum such that the lumen narrows and seals when the elongate object is removed from the lumen.

In certain instances, an access system includes a connector to couple with a closed intravenous catheter system that includes a valve and a catheter tube. The access system can include a reinforcement member fixedly secured to the connector so as to be immobile relative thereto and oriented such that when the connector is coupled with the closed intravenous catheter system, a distal tip of the reinforcement member is at or proximally spaced from a proximal surface of the valve. The access system can include a cannula movable relative to the reinforcement member from a retracted position to an advanced position. At least a portion of the cannula can be advanced distally through the reinforcement member and then through the valve and subsequently into the catheter tube as the cannula is transitioned from the retracted position to the advanced position.

The present disclosure presents a catheter assembly, extending along a longitudinal axis A. The catheter assembly comprises a catheter hub, comprising a base part and a catheter hub rotatable part rotatable about the axis A in relation to a fixation element. A coupling element is connected to the catheter hub rotatable part, and the fixation element is connected to the catheter hub and comprises a first recess and a second recess configured to fit the coupling element. The disclosure further relates to a catheter instrument, comprising the catheter assembly and a needle assembly.

A safety needle device is disclosed having a housing configured to couple to a syringe, the housing having a proximal end, a distal end, and a housing body. A first guide path, a second guide path and a third guide path may be disposed on the housing body. A needle hub is disposed on the proximal end of the housing and a needle cannula is attached to the needle hub. The device having a retractable sheath configured to move between an initial position, a retracted position and an extended position with respect to the housing, wherein the initial position partially exposes a distal tip of the needle cannula, the retracted position fully exposes the needle cannula, and the extended position fully covers the distal tip of the needle cannula. The retractable sheath also may have a guide element. The first, second and third guide paths are configured to slidingly receive the guide element. The device also having a first locking member, a second locking member, a rotating cam disposed in the housing body, and a spring element to bias the retractable sheath to an extended state to cover the distal end of the needle cannula upon completion of an injection.