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Blood filter

Patent 4964984 Issued on October 23, 1990. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject June 14, 2009. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

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Issued on: 02/17/1976
Inventor: Servas ,   et al.

Separating and filtering device
Patent #: 3970565
Issued on: 07/20/1976
Inventor: Ahlstrand ,   et al.

Blood filter unit
Patent #: 4038194
Issued on: 07/26/1977
Inventor: Luceyk ,   et al.

Extracorporeal circuit blood filter
Patent #: 4046696
Issued on: 09/06/1977
Inventor: Mouwen

Blood filter media
Patent #: 4056476
Issued on: 11/01/1977
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Blood treating device
Patent #: 4157965
Issued on: 06/12/1979
Inventor: Raible

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Inventors

Assignee

Application

No. 366645 filed on 06/14/1989

US Classes:

210/188, WITH GAS SEPARATOR96/219, And fluid filter96/220, Including baffle210/436, Vented210/446, Axially aligned inlet and outlet210/450, Gasket within casing or spaced removable end members210/456, Prefilt flow distributor or diverter210/457, With central pervious tubular receiver210/472Vented

Examiners

Primary: Jones, W. Gary

Attorney, Agent or Firm

International Classes

B01D 019/00
B01D 027/04
B01D 027/08

Abstract

A blood filter device for separating gas bubbles from a flow of blood includes a filter medium in a lower body portion of the device through which the blood must flow before being directed through an outlet tube. An upper cap sealed to the top of the lower body portion includes a blood inlet tube into which a conical dispersion plate is projected so as to decrease the rate of flow of the blood. The rate of flow further decreases as it enters a debubbling chamber in the cap. A top wall of the cap defines a sloped and arched channel around the inlet tube adapted to direct released gas toward a vent tube at the uppermost extent of the sloped top wall.

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