B. Braun Melsungen Ag

E-Jen Teh

Wen Jenn Lim

Hui Kuun Teoh

Teng Sun Teoh

Boon Ping Neoh

Mohd Zairizal Bin Zakaria

Soo Yong Tan

Chee Mun Phang

Aik Aun Tan

Mohamad Yasin Bin Abdulla

Siew Ping Lim

A medical device packaging assembly includes a cover (), a medical packaging paper (), a medical device (), and an adhesive dressing (). The cover has a pocket () and a perimeter () extending from the perimeter of the pocket. The medical packaging paper forms a hermetically tight seal between the medical packaging paper and the perimeter of the cover around the pocket. The medical device is contained in the hermetically sealed pocket along with the adhesive dressing. The adhesive dressing is removably adhered to the medical packaging paper.

Utilization of packaging paper as stabilization device

Needle devices are described. The needle devices can have a catheter hub, a needle hub, a housing located between the catheter hub and the needle hub. The housing can have an engagement mechanism to removably attach the housing to the catheter hub. The housing can further include a release element to release the engagement mechanism from the catheter hub to disengage the housing from the catheter hub. A flow regulator can be positioned inside the catheter hub. The flow regulator can include a stem and a sleeve.

Catheter devices with needle guards and related methods

A catheter assembly includes a catheter hub having an elastomeric septum that divides the catheter hub into a distal chamber and a proximal chamber. The septum also includes at least one slit that is closed and sealed when the septum is in an at-rest state. A septum activator is proximal the septum. When an external force pushes the activator against the septum, the activator deforms the septum so as to break the seal and create a flow path through the septum. A portion of the septum activator can be collapsible when subjected to the outside force. When the outside force is removed, the collapsible portion springs back to its at-rest shape, helping to pull the activator out of deforming engagement with the septum so that the septum can reseal. The activator can also be spring-biased away from engagement with the septum so that when the outside force is removed, the spring urges the activator out of engagement with the septum. With the activator removed, the septum slit can reseal.

Catheter assembly with reusable valve

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E-Jen Teh