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Document Number
US Patent 4119099
Issued Date
October 10, 1978
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A catheter having a shaft including a drainage lumen and an inflation lumen is provided with a molded connector unit bonded to its proximal end, the connector unit including a drainage fitting and an inflation side arm. A rigid adapter tube has its forward end extending into the drainage lumen and its rearward end seated against the drainage fitting to seal the drainage lumen and fitting from the side arm and inflation lumen; the adapter tube provides communication between the drainage lumen and the drainage fitting and the connector unit provides communication between the inflation lumen and the inflation side arm.
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Owner
The Kendall Company (Boston, MA)
Published
October 10, 1978
Application Number
05/778,051
Filed
March 16, 1977
US Classification
604/100.01   604/103 604/920 604/921
Int'l Classification
A61L   29/04   (20060101)   A61L   29/00   (20060101)   A61M   25/00   (20060101)   A61M   16/04   (20060101)   A61M   25/10   (20060101)  
Parent Case
This application is a continuation-in-part of application Ser. No. 745,098 filed Nov. 26, 1976.
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128/348   128/349   128/350   128/351   128/246   128/325   128/344  
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