Piolax Medical Devices, Inc.

National Cancer Center

Shinichi Sakai

Yasuaki Arai

Yuuki Inami

Kazumi Koyama

There is provided a medicinal liquid injection port to be implanted subcutaneously. A housing main body is provided with a medicinal liquid storage portion therein, an opening portion that opens the medicinal liquid storage portion, and a discharge hole that communicates with the medicinal liquid storage portion and configured to be connected with a tube. A septum attached to the opening portion of the housing main body and provided with a puncturable region that can be punctured with a puncture needle. A contrast portion is disposed in the septum over a thickness direction of the septum so as to detect the puncturable region of the septum with the ultrasonic wave. The contrast portion is provided in the septum within a thickness region of the septum and all of the contrast portion is positioned at an inner side of the septum in the thickness direction of the septum.

Medicinal liquid injection port and medicinal liquid injection device

A medical tube, which is inserted into a tubular organ and discharges and suctions fluid, is provided with a tube-shape main body which extends a prescribed length and with a valve which is disposed in a portion of the main body that is inserted into the tubular organ and can discharge or suction a fluid, wherein the valve includes multiple slits which are formed so as to extend axially of the body a prescribed length, reaching from the outer periphery to the inner periphery of the main body, and which are provided spaced in the circumferential direction of the main body. Each slit is formed tilted in the same direction with respect to a radially-extending line which passes through the axial center of the main body.

Medical tube

An abdominal cavity-vein shunt stent provided for transporting ascites accumulated in the abdominal cavity of a patient to a vascular system, includes: a stent body which extends cylindrically long and which has one end disposed in the intrahepatic vein, and the other end piercing the liver parenchyma and disposed in the abdominal cavity; and a one-way valve which is disposed in the stent body, which is opened to drain ascites into the intrahepatic vein when a differential pressure obtained by subtracting the pressure of the intrahepatic vein from the pressure in the abdominal cavity is not lower than a predetermined value, and which is closed when the differential pressure is lower than the predetermined value.

Abdominal cavity-vein shunt stent

A drug solution infusion catheter includes a distal end wall made of an elastic material. The distal end wall closes a distal end surface of the catheter. A center portion of the distal end wall is thinner than a peripheral edge portion of the distal end wall. The center portion of the distal end wall defines a hole or an incision. The hole or the incision closes normally. When a guide wire is pressed against the hole or the incision from an inner side of the catheter or an outer side of the catheter, the hole or the incision elastically opens to allow the guide wire to pass therethrough. An outside of the peripheral edge portion of the distal end wall makes up the distal end surface of the catheter.

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Yokohama, Japan

Shinichi Sakai