Medfusion Inc.

Titan Medical Inc.

Marvin E Koenig, Jr

Melvin B Moschler, Jr

Robert L Lee

Apparatus for accessing the circulatory system of a person or animal includes a port and a device for accessing the port. The access device has a solid introducer with a catheter received thereabout. The introducer and catheter are covered by telescoping containers which expose the insertion ends of the introducer and catheter only at the time of insertion. The catheter is separable from the access device after insertion.

Transcutaneous infusion apparatus and methods of manufacture and use

Apparatus for accessing the circulatory system of a person or animal includes a port and a device for accessing the port. The access device has a solid introducer with a catheter received thereabout. The introducer and catheter are covered by telescoping containers which expose the insertion ends of the introducer and catheter only at the time of insertion.

Solid introducer for catheter to a port and method of use

A progressive die process for making medical needles attached to a carrier strip, as well as the product of the process. The process includes steps of forming a flat blank in unitary attachment with a carrier strip and coining edges of the tip of each flat blank, arcuately shaping the blank, and closeably forming the arcuate blank to create a medical needle having a holding portion, a cannulated portion and a tip. In addition, the cannulated portion may be encased for fluid delivery or grooved so the needle may be split.

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Roseville, MN, United States of America

Marvin E Koenig, Jr