Systems and methods for needle and catheter advancement

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 9782568
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14167602

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Intravenous access is achieved by introducing a catheter over an access needle which is initially present in the catheter. A tapered dilating element is positioned over the needle and provides a transition between the needle and a larger catheter lumen. The access needle is hollow and has a port which allows blood to flash back through a lumen of the catheter so that flashback can be observed on a catheter hub or the catheter itself.

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VASCULAR PATHWAYS INC1847 TRADE CENTER WAY NAPLES FL 34109

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Belson, Amir Los Altos, US 251 26467

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