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US 10,238,420 · App. 15/311,578 · Granted Mar 26, 2019

Non-reusable intra-osseous access device and method thereof

Inventors: Jayant Sitaram Karve (Maharashtra, IN); Sandeep Singh (Delhi, IN)
Assignee: SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
A61B17/3472A61B10/025A61M5/158A61B2010/0258A61B2017/0023A61B2090/0814
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Patent No.
US 10,238,420
App. No.
15/311,578
Granted
Mar 26, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

Disclosed is a non-reusable intra-osseous access device and method thereof. The non-reusable intra-osseous access device which can be easily rendered non-reusable after establishing the access into the marrow region includes the automatic locking of driver unit 5 after removal of needle and trocar assembly from the driver unit. Further, the non-reusable intra-osseous access device also includes the non-loading of the trocar and or needle hub and or trocar with needle hub.

Claims (38)

1. A non-reusable Intraosseous (IO) device comprising:

a handle capable of being displaced by applying force, the handle comprising a spring-clutch and an inner barrel;

a multi-splined axial shaft engaged with a multi-spiral nut and is capable of being rotated, the multi-splined axial shaft comprising an axial hollow cavity and at least one opening;

a needle hub comprising at least one needle; and

when the handle is displaced axially down, it compresses the spring-clutch and engages with the inner barrel, thereby enabling the multi-spiral nut to move axially down, and rotating the multi-splined axial shaft, thereafter transferring the rotational motion and axial thrust to a trocar holder and the needle hub, and enabling access through an injection site by a rotational piercing action;

wherein

an automatic locking mechanism, operating after enabling access through the injection site, comprising:

at least one expandable element, the trocar holder comprising a trocar and a trocar holder shaft, wherein the trocar holder is inside the multi-splined axial shaft with the trocar holder shaft inside an axial hollow cavity and during assembled condition the expandable element is locked inside a hollow cavity of the trocar holder, wherein

the expandable element is configured to protrude outside the opening preventing axial up-down motion of the multi-spiral nut along the multi-splined axial shaft rendering the non-reusable Intraosseous (IO) device non-reusable; and

at least one spring or at least one spring eyelet configured to press the expandable element to protrude outside the opening preventing axial up-down motion of the multi-spiral nut along the multi-splined axial shaft rendering the non-reusable Intraosseous (IO) device non-reusable post insertion.

2. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the trocar holder and/or the needle hub are configured to be dismantled after enabling access through the injection site.

3. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 1 comprising a spring type lead screw, a spring seating cap, and other parts, wherein the handle is coupled to the multi-spiral nut through the inner barrel, and the multi-splined axial shaft is engaged with the multi-spiral nut at one end, and the trocar holder, and the needle hub at the other end wherein the trocar holder is configured to snap on the spring type lead screw, wherein

the multi-splined axial shaft is multi segmented with at least one independent segment, and multiple segments are held together to form the multi-splined shaft by the trocar holder shaft during the assembled condition;

the spring type lead screw is present between spring seating cap and the inner barrel, wherein the spring type lead screw is configured to get compressed during downward displacement of the handle and released during upward displacement of the handle;

the multi-splined shaft at one end comprises stiff protrusions configured to prevent the trocar holder from reloading back into a driver unit rendering the device/trocar and needle hub non-reusable preventing reuse; and

the other parts comprise a cylindrical wrap, an engaging protrusion, and a tear grip.

4. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, the trocar holder shaft comprises a section with at least one flat surface so as to restrict relative rotation and axial movement of the multi-splined axial shaft, hence, during the assembled condition, the multi-spiral nut moves up-down along the multi-splined axial shaft, thereby leading to the transfer of rotational motion to the trocar holder and needle hub during insertion in the injection site.

5. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, during dismantling, the removal of the trocar holder shaft leads to disintegration of the multi-splined axial shaft into multiple segments, thereby preventing any rotation of one of the segments to the trocar holder and needle hub for subsequent insertion.

6. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the needle comprises external cutting edges formed as spirals on an external surface configured to facilitate the insertion through the rotational motion of a trocar hub and needle hub.

7. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 1 , comprising a breakable sheath for holding the handle in a collapsed position, wherein the breakable sheath comprises a holder-to tear the sheath, at least one thinned axial groove, and a cylindrical envelop.

8. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, a needle tip comprises at least two external cutting grooves along an external periphery of the tip with flutes spiraling upward enabling smooth removal of a hard layer at the injection site by shearing of the hard layer radially, so as to ensure smooth insertion into the injection site.

9. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a trocar tip comprises at least two cutting edges along the periphery of a drilling tip with flutes enabling smooth removal of a hard layer at the injection site by shearing of the hard layer radially, so as to ensure smooth insertion into the injection site.

10. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein when the trocar is removed from a spring type lead screw, the trocar is configured to protrude out making a hub inlet smaller and thereby preventing the trocar with needle from inserting back.

11. A non-reusable Intraosseous (IO) device comprising:

a handle capable of being displaced by applying force, the handle comprising a spring-clutch and an inner barrel;

a multi-splined axial shaft engaged with a multi-spiral nut and capable of being rotated, the multi-splined axial shaft comprising a tearable pouch filled with adhesive material in an axial hollow cavity and at least one opening;

a needle hub comprising at least one needle; and

when the handle is displaced axially down, it compresses the spring-clutch and engages with inner barrel, thereby enabling the multi-spiral nut to move axially down, and rotating the multi-splined axial shaft, thereafter transferring the rotational motion and axial thrust to a trocar holder and the needle hub, and enabling access through an injection site by rotational piercing action;

wherein

an automatic locking mechanism, operating after enabling access through the injection site, wherein the trocar holder and needle hub are configured to be dismantled thereby leading to prevention of the rotation of the multi-splined shaft and making the device non-reusable, by breaking the tearable pouch causing the liquid adhesive within the tearable pouch to ooze out of the opening, wherein one end of the tear-able pouch is attached to one end of the trocar holder shaft.

12. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 11 , wherein the trocar holder and/or the needle hub are configured to be dismantled after enabling access through the injection site.

13. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 11 , wherein, the trocar holder shaft comprises a section with at least one flat surface so as to restrict relative rotation and axial movement of the multi-splined axial shaft, hence, during the assembled condition, the multi-spiral nut moves up-down along the multi-splined axial shaft, which thereby leads to transfer of rotational motion to the trocar holder and needle hub during insertion in the injection site.

14. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 11 , wherein, during dismantling, the removal of the trocar holder shaft leads to disintegration of the multi-splined axial shaft into multiple segments, thereby preventing any rotation of one of the segments to the trocar holder and needle hub for subsequent insertion.

15. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 11 , wherein the needle comprises external cutting edges formed as spirals on an external surface configured to facilitate the insertion through the rotational motion of the trocar holder and needle hub.

16. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 11 , wherein when the trocar is removed from a spring type lead screw, the trocar is configured to protrude out making a hub inlet smaller and thereby preventing the trocar with needle from inserting back rendering the device/trocar and needle hub non-reusable preventing further reuse.

17. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 11 , comprising a breakable sheath for holding the handle in a collapsed position, wherein the breakable sheath comprises a holder-to tear the sheath, at least one thinned axial grove, and a cylindrical envelop.

18. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 11 , wherein, a needle tip comprises at least two external cutting grooves along an external periphery of the tip with flutes spiraling upward enabling smooth removal of a hard layer at the injection site by shearing of the hard layer radially, so as to ensure smooth insertion into the injection site.

19. The non-reusable Intraosseous device as claimed in claim 11 , wherein when the trocar is removed from a spring type lead screw, the trocar is configured to protrude out making a hub inlet smaller and thereby preventing the trocar with needle from inserting back.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Nov 16, 2016
From: KARVE, JAYANT SITARAM; SINGH, SANDEEP
To: SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Reel/Frame 040632/0173 →
Priority Claims (1)
IN 1318/DEL/2014 · May 19, 2014 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20170105763A1 · Apr 20, 2017
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