Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Company, Ltd.

Nissho Corporation

Kohji Ikeda

Hitoshi Futagawa

Seizo Sunago

Osamu Aoki

Kiyonori Okada

Shuji Hasegawa

Akira Tsuji

Yoshiyuki Sunaga

Eikichi Maita

Medical fluid container

A dental irrigation needle includes a hub engagable with a syringe and a cannula having one closed end and another end fitted to the hub, the cannula being formed of a freely bendable material such as annealed stainless steel. One or more nozzle orifices are formed in a lateral wall of the cannula adjacent the closed end so that a fluid from the syringe may be discharged through the nozzle orifices during the irrigation of a reamed root canal. The orifices are mutually axially and circumferentially spaced along the cannula and a marking may be provided on the hub to indicate a direction of each of the nozzle openings.

Dental irrigating needle

Disclosed is a fluid container having a flexible bag containing a diluent and having a closing film at its upper end, a capsule connected to the flexible bag, a drug container held in the capsule and a communicating member for communicating the flexible bag with the drug container. The communicating member has a double-edged hollow needle having a hub in the midway thereof, and a controlling mechanism for controlling the order of communication in such a manner that the plug of the drug container is stuck with one edge of the needle and thereafter the closing film of the flexible bag is stuck with the other end of the needle. The mixing procedure is sure and simple, and can be carried out in a short period of time.

Fluid container

A box for disposing of used injection needles comprising a case having an opening whereinto a tip portion of a syringe is inserted, a movable member, and a fixed member, both members being arranged in the case. A hub of an injection needle inserted through the opening of the case is firmly held by holding portions of movable member and fixed member due to elasticity of the hub itself. The rotation of the syringe causes the injection needle to be removed from the syringe, and the removed injection needle, which is not pulled out together with the syringe and remains in the holding portions due to holding effect of the holding portions, can be dropped into the case by the operation of a rod outside the case.

Box for disposing of used injection needles

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Osaka, Japan

Kohji Ikeda