Jae Hak Jeong

Title: Jae Hak Jeong and a Closed-Type Arterial Blood Collection Apparatus.

Introduction

Jae Hak Jeong is an inventor associated with Mune in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. His listed patent concerns a closed-type apparatus for collecting arterial blood.

Latest Patents

Jeong is credited with 1 patent: “Closed Type Arterial Blood Collection Apparatus.” The disclosed apparatus includes a saline bag with two ports, an A line connecting a patient’s arterial blood vessel to the first port, and valves that control the line. A blood collection unit collects arterial blood, while a guide tube connects the second valve to the saline bag’s second port. A fluid-conveying mechanism moves fluid through the guide tube when it is connected to the A line.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Jeong’s work with Mune and highlights his contribution to medical-device design through this arterial blood collection apparatus. The patent describes a system intended to manage blood collection and fluid movement through a closed arrangement.

Collaborations

Kwang Bin Oh and You Hwa Kim are listed as Jeong’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Jae Hak Jeong’s listed invention focuses on a closed-type system for arterial blood collection, combining controlled connections, blood collection, and fluid conveyance in one apparatus.