I-v Access Technology, Inc.

I-v Access Technoiogy, Inc.

Stephen Richard Keyser

James Edgerly Miller, Iii

Theodore Jay Mosler

Jessie Delgado

James Edgerly Miller Iii

Linda Miller, Legal Representative

James Edgerly Miller

James Edgerly Iii Miller

The anti-back-flow devices and methods prevent fluid from leaking proximally from a catheter, but allow ready access to the catheter using any male luer device. The devices include proximal surfaces that urge open a valve in response to force from a male luer tip. The valves are associated a female luer hub and adapted to function with standard and typical non-standard male luer fittings.

Intravenous catheter with pressure activated valve

This invention provides devices and methods for insertion of a catheter into a vessel. The devices include coaxial slidably mourned needle, dilator and catheter components. The methods include piercing a vessel with the needle component, dilating the pierced hole with the dilator component, retraction of the needle component, insertion of the catheter and withdrawal of the dilator.

Apparatus for peripheral vascular access

This invention provides devices and methods for insertion of a catheter into a vessel. The devices include coaxial slidably mounted needle, dilator and catheter components. The methods include piercing a vessel with the needle component, dilating the pierced hole with the dilator component, retraction of the needle component, insertion of the catheter and withdrawal of the dilator.

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Fresno, CA, United States of America

Stephen Richard Keyser