Medical cassette for ambulatory medical infusion pumps with access port for reservoir bags and method of resupplying bags in said cassette

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PATENT NO 5336190
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08106054

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A method for resupplying a cassette assembly (14) for an ambulatory medical infusion pump (10) with a new reservoir bag (22a) includes the steps of substantially emptying a used reservoir bag (22) located within said cassette interior (27) of any fluid, supplying an access slot (40) to the interior (27) of the cassette large enough to withdraw the used drug reservoir bag (22) from within the cassette, removing a luer lock (34) located at the end of microbore tubing (32) attached to the reservoir bag, removing the tubing (32) from under a guide retainer (30) in a pumping plate (16) of the cassette, withdrawing the reservoir bag (22) from the access slot (40), inserting a new unused reservoir bag (22a) into the access slot (40) to the interior of said cassette, by inserting a tube (32a) of a new unused reservoir bag and pulling the tube (32a) such that the bag (22a) is pulled through the slot (40) and into the interior (27) of the cassette shell (18).

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KAMIENNY FRED1241 WATERCLIFF WEST BLOOMFIELD MI 48325
ERLICH FRED34536 QUAKER VALLEY FARMINGTON HILLS MI 48331
MOSS RICHARD4928 PANORAMA CIRCLE WEST BLOOMFIELD MI 48323

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Erlich, Fred 34536 Quaker Valley, Farmington Hills, MI 48331 1 50
Moss, Richard 4928 Panorama Cir., West Bloomfield, MI 48323 9 227

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