DE202017103109U1 - Device for dosing infusion bags for medical purposes and device for filling a plurality of empty containers - Google Patents

Abstract

Device (10) for dosing infusion bags (11) for medical purposes from a limited plurality of components stored in separate containers (12, 12.1-12.8), which are automatically supplied to the infusion bag (11) in the desired amounts, with a plurality drive units (16, 16a-d) which can be detachably connected to liquid transport devices, such as syringes, roller pumps, the containers (12, 12.1-12.8) and the drive units (16, 16a-d) and the drive units ( 16, 16a-d) and the infusion bag (11) with hose lines (19, 20, 30) are connected, in each of which a check valve (R) is arranged, characterized in that at least in a drive unit (16, 16a-d) a multiple valve arrangement (22) for further component containers (12, 12.1-12.8) is detachably connected in a manner that allows movement, and the multiple valve arrangement (22) is provided with an infusion bag (11) and an antr iebseinheit (16, 16a-d) via a respective hose line (19, 20, 30) is connected, wherein the device (17, 17a-d) for liquid transport in a further drive unit (16, 16a-d) is arranged.

Description

The invention relates firstly to a device for dispensing infusion bags for medical purposes from a limited plurality of components stored in separate containers, which are automatically supplied in the desired amounts to the infusion bag, with a plurality of drive units detachable with liquid transport devices, such as Syringes, roller pumps, can be connected, wherein the containers and the drive units and the drive units and the infusion bag are connected to tubing, in each of which a check valve is arranged.

Such a device is disclosed, for example, in the attached MEDIMIX in extracts of this application. This catalog contains processor-controlled single, quadruple, sixfold, ninefold and twelvefold dosing pumps, which can automatically fill infusion bags for people with certain medical components in specific proportions.

However, these basically very advantageous devices for dispensing infusion bags for medical purposes can process only a limited number of components automatically, while the number of actual components necessary for infusion bags is significantly greater.

So far, this problem can only be solved in the prior art by exchanging containers for different components or manually injecting smaller quantities during the filling process within a multiple metering pump. However, this type of filling of infusion bags is very time consuming. In addition, there is also a certain safety problem with regard to incorrect metering.

For the above reasons, the object of the invention is now to provide a new device for dosing of infusion bags for medical purposes, with which it is possible, even the above-described multiple metering pumps according to the prior art at the same time for a significantly larger number of different Use components simultaneously.

The solution of the problem results from the following features of claim 1:
Apparatus for dispensing infusion bags for medical use from a limited plurality of components stored in separate containers, which are automatically supplied to the infusion bag in the desired amounts, with a plurality of drive units detachably connected to liquid transport devices such as syringes, roller pumps can be, wherein the containers and the drive units and the drive units and the infusion bag are connected to tubing, in each of which a check valve is arranged, characterized in that at least in a drive unit, a multiple valve arrangement for further component container is arranged detachably movable connected, and the multiple valve arrangement with an infusion bag and a drive unit is connected via a respective hose line, wherein the device for liquid transport is arranged in a further drive unit.

The main advantage of the device according to the invention is that it is possible according to the invention in a simple and safe way to automatically fill infusion bags with a significantly larger number of different components in certain proportions, including this, the processor-controlled multiple metering pumps according to the prior Technology can be used. It is thus possible, for example, to use up to 16 components with a quadruple dosing pump according to the prior art for dosing an infusion bag. Advantageously, therefore, the multiple dosing pump according to the prior art must be converted only by a software change.

In an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the clamping unit mounted on the drive unit multiple valve assembly of a tube assembly with mantelseitigem flow channel and a plurality of valve bodies arranged on the tube assembly is formed, which are connected on both sides with protective tubes, the tube assembly relative to the stationary unit of valve bodies and thermowells slidably is arranged, and wherein each valve body is connected to a container and the tube assembly with a device for liquid transport, such as syringe, roller pump, each via a hose line.

In this embodiment, the multiple valve arrangement is advantageously arranged on a drive unit of the multiple metering pump and operated reliably, wherein in addition to the liquid transport, a further drive unit is used.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the clamping unit mounted on the drive unit multiple valve assembly consists of a two-piece, connected by an intermediate piece pipe assembly, wherein the intermediate piece includes a flow channel, and on the other from a arranged on the tube assembly plurality of valve bodies, which on both sides with Protective tubes are connected, wherein the tube assembly relative to the stationary unit of valve bodies and thermowells slidably disposed, and that each valve body is connected to a container and the tube assembly with a device for liquid transport, such as syringe, roller pump, each via a hose line.

In a further device according to the invention, the individual valve body of the multiple valve assembly and the pipe assembly outside the valve body corresponding outer codings, such as color, structures, and in addition to the drive unit facing protective tube a viewing window, wherein in the viewing window, the outer coding of each in use valve body is visible ,

This device has safety advantages due to the outer coding.

Furthermore, the invention also relates to a device for filling a plurality of empty containers from a larger storage container for medical purposes.

The object of the invention in this case is to provide a simply constructed device with which the largest possible number of empty containers can be filled from a larger reservoir.

The solution to this problem results from the following features of claim 5:
Means for filling a plurality of empty containers from a larger storage container for medical purposes, characterized in that at least in a drive unit, a multiple valve arrangement for further component container is disposed releasably movable connected, and the multiple valve assembly is connected to numerous empty containers and a device for liquid transport via a respective hose line ,

The device according to the invention has the significant advantage that one can hereby fill a large number of empty containers in a very simple and effective manner from a storage container.

Further advantages of the invention will become apparent from the following description of exemplary embodiments. Show it:

1 a device for dosing infusion bags for medical purposes according to the prior art,

2 a device according to the invention for dosing infusion bags for medical purposes,

3 a side view of a device for dosing of infusion bags for medical purposes according to 2 .

4 a multiple valve arrangement with four valve bodies,

5 a multiple valve arrangement as a sectional view along section line V / V in 4 when installed,

6a a multiple valve arrangement with eight valve bodies,

6b a sectional view of the multiple valve arrangement according to section line VIb / VIb in 6a .

7a a multiple valve arrangement according to 6a with a changed position,

7b a sectional view along section line VIIb / VIIb in 7a .

8th an enlarged sectional view of the in 7b marked with VIII area and

9 an enlarged sectional view of the in 7b marked with VIII area with a different cutting plane.

In the 1 For example, an apparatus A for metering infusion bags B for medical purposes from a limited plurality of components stored in separate containers C is illustrated. It can be seen that the device A is formed from a housing D, on which four drives E for syringes F are arranged. Between the syringes F and in each case a container C for a component, a hose G and a non-illustrated check valve is arranged. In addition, each syringe F with another hose H (also provided with not shown check valve) connected to a manifold I, which in turn is connected via a hose J with the infusion bag B.

In the housing D, the respective motor of the drives E and an electronic control device is arranged in a manner not shown. With the help of the drives E from each container C for a component aspirated a desired amount and fed in a second step on the manifold I and the corresponding hose J to the infusion bag B.

In the 2 and 3 is a device according to the invention 10 for dosing infusion bags 11 for medical use of a limited plurality of in separate containers 12 stored components shown.

The device 10 gets out of a housing 13 and a rear foot arranged thereon 14 educated. The front 15 of the housing 13 is with four drive units 16a -D for spraying 17a -D provided, where the syringes 17a -D are arranged, wherein the drive unit 16a -D can each be moved vertically up and down. Above the drive units 16 are each additional clamping bracket 18 for the syringes 17 at the front 15 attached.

In a manner not shown are in the housing 13 including engines for the drive units 16 and an electronic control device arranged. From the syringes 17a and 17b lead hose lines 19 to containers 12 for different medical components.

Furthermore, the syringes 17a and 17b on top each via a hose line 20 with a collecting channel 21 connected, this by means of the hose 20 also a connection to the infusion bag 11 having.

In the hose lines 19 and 20 are check valves R installed (s. 3 ), which in a first step, the removal of a certain amount of a component from the container 12 or in a second step, the transport of this amount via the collection channel 21 to the infusion bag 11 ensure (see flow arrows S). Specifically, the drive units are not shown via the electronic control device 16a -D and with it the syringes 17a -D controlled. This means a syringe 17 First, a certain amount sucks, then in the infusion bag 11 is pressed. After that, the second spray 17 driven.

In the drive unit 16c is a multiple valve arrangement 22 arranged, which has a total of four valve body 23 has, which are connected to each other by clamping. The multiple valve arrangement 22 is enlarged in detail in the 4 and 5 shown.

The multiple valve arrangement 22 comes from two clear plastic tubes 24 formed, which frontally with each other via an intermediate piece 25 which has a flow channel 26 has (s. 5 ), is clamped. The aforementioned valve body 23 are on the outer surface of the tubes 24 or the intermediate piece 25 arranged approximately in the middle and also have protective tubes on both sides 27 on, which also with the valve body 23 are connected by clamping.

Each of the valve bodies 23 is with a flow entrance 29 provided on each of which via a hose line 30 - as in 5 illustrated - container 12 can be arranged for various medical components.

At the bottom of the multiple valve assembly 22 is the tube 24 on the drive unit 16c arranged clamped. Upper side is on the tube 24 a hose line 28 attached to a syringe 17d which leads in the area of the drive 16d is arranged. In the area of the upper protective tube 27 is also the unit of valve body 23 and protective tube 27 in a clamp holder 18 (S. 2 ) attached.

In the 5 - A schematic sketch - can be seen above the multiple valve arrangement 22 the black box-like, the function of a pump having syringe 17d as well as the hose line 30 or the collection hose 20 / 21 , which to the infusion bag 11 to lead.

Each valve body 23 has inside the multiple valve arrangement 22 - to the tube 24 directed - a spacer 31 and on both sides of each O-ring seals 32 on.

Like in the 5 As can be seen, the bottom tube is 24 with color markings 33 provided, which in each case specific valve bodies 23 are assigned, the outer clamping body 35 with color markers, not shown - have. This means that if a valve body 23 with a specific color marking in use, in a viewing window 37 of the lower protective tube 27 the corresponding corresponding color appears.

How to get into the 2 to 5 can recognize, it is in the illustrated device 10 by a quadruple dosing pump, with basically only an infusion bag 11 with medical components from four containers 12 can be filled in the desired proportions. By using a multiple valve arrangement 22 with four valve bodies 23 on the drive unit 16c in conjunction with the on the drive unit 16d arranged syringe 17d However, the capacity of the quadruple metering pump can total six containers 12 be extended with different components.

By a further arrangement of a multiple valve arrangement 22 in the area of the drive unit 16a and 16b the device 10 could be the capacity of the device 10 but even on eight containers 12 be increased.

In the 6a and 6b respectively. 7a and 7b such as 8th and 9 is another embodiment of a multiple valve arrangement 22 with a total of eight valve bodies 23.1 - 8th shown.

When arranging two such valve assemblies 22 in the in 2 illustrated device would therefore not shown, the capacity of the quadruple metering pump to sixteen containers 12 expandable with different medical components, with the sixfold, ninefold or twelvefold metering pump, in conjunction with a plurality of valve assemblies 22 still have a significantly larger total capacity.

In the 6a you can see that every valve body 23.1 - 8th with an outer clamping body 35.1 - 8th is provided, which has different graphical structures.

In addition, in the sectional view according to 6b to recognize that corresponding markings 36.1 - 8th on the lower tube 24 are arranged.

In the 6b is further shown that over the right valve body 23.1 holding the outer clamping body 35.1 and the right container 12.1 a medical component is aspirated in the desired amount. Accordingly, a corresponding graphic mark appears 36.1 in a viewing window 37 of the protective tube 27 ,

When comparing the 6a / 6b with the 7a / 7b one recognizes that by a movement of the drive unit 16 a relative movement between the tube assembly 24 / 25 and the valve assembly 23 / 27 has revealed, as the valve assembly 23 / 27 in the area of the protective tube 27 through one on the case 13 arranged clamp holder 18 (S. 2 ) is held. The container 12.2 is also via a hose line 30 that has a flow channel 26 having intermediate piece 25 , the tube 24 as well as the hose line 28 with a syringe 17 connected to those in the container 12.2 stored medical component in the desired amount to the infusion bag 11 feeds.

At the same time is in the viewing window 37 of the protective tube 27 one with the outer clamping body 35.2 corresponding graphic structure 36.2 to recognize. This allows the operator of a device 10 at a glance each recognize that from the container 12.2 a medical component just the infusion bag 11 is supplied.

The 8th and 9 each show an enlarged sectional view of the in 7b marked with VIII, the section according to 8th corresponds to the drawing 7b, while the sectional view according to 9 Although in the 7b marked with VIII, but has a different sectional plane.

In the synopsis of 8th and 9 you realize that the intermediate piece 25 a clamping projection 38 which is in the left tube 24 engages and another clamping projection 39 (S. 9 ), which is in the right tube 24 intervenes. Through the intermediate piece 25 thus becomes a stable connection between the two tubes 24 achieved, wherein the clamping projection 39 the already described flow channel 26 provides.

Especially in the 8th is also the type of connection of the individual valve body 23.1 - 8th with each other and with the protective tubes 27 to recognize. So, each valve body 23.1 - 8th a tubular projection 40 on the one hand and on the opposite side an annular cavity 41 on, wherein in each case the tubular projection 40 clamped in the annular recess 41 is introduced. The same applies to the protective tubes 27 which has a tubular projection 42 have, in the annular cavity 41 of the valve body 23.1 (S. 8th ) is arranged clamped.

In the event that two consecutive the infusion bag 11 supplied medical components could chemically react with each other, it is possible in an intermediate step from a container 12 First, a rinse solution for a certain time the infusion bag 11 To ensure that in the supply line to the infusion bag 11 no remnants of the previous medical solution are left.

In addition, it is also important that regardless of which position the multiple valve arrangement 22 is, the dead volume, that is, the volume located in the supply lines always remains constant, as in certain positions of the multiple valve assembly 22 the hose line 28 also in the upper tube 24 can be drawn in. This is for an accurate automatic dosage of the portions for the infusion bag 11 very important.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

A

 contraption

B

 infusion bag

C

 Container for components

D

 casing

e

 drives

F

 splash

G

 hose

H

 hose

I

 manifold

J

 hose

10

 contraption

11

 infusion bag

12

 Container for various components

13

 casing

14

 stand

15

 front

16a-d

 drive units

17a-d

 splash

18

 Tool holders

19

 hose

20

 hose

21

 collecting duct

22

 Multiple valve arrangement

23.1-8

 valve body

24

Tubes of 22

25

 connecting piece

26

 flow channel

27

 thermowell

28

 hose

29

 flow inputs

30

 hose

31

 spacer

32

 O-ring seal

33

 color coding

34

 window

35.1-8

 Outside clamping body

36.1-8

 graphic markings

37

 window

38

Clamping projection of 25

39

Clamping projection of 25

40

tubular projection of 23

41

annular recess of 23

42

tubular projection of 27

R

 check valves

S

 flow arrows

Claims (5)

Contraption ( 10 ) for dosing infusion bags ( 11 ) for medical purposes from a limited plurality of in separate containers ( 12 . 12.1 - 12.8 ) stored automatically in each case in the desired quantities the infusion bag ( 11 ), with a plurality of drive units ( 16 . 16a (D) which can be detachably connected to liquid transport devices such as syringes, roller pumps, the containers ( 12 . 12.1 - 12.8 ) and the drive units ( 16 . 16a -D) and the drive units ( 16 . 16a -D) and the infusion bag ( 11 ) with hose lines ( 19 . 20 . 30 ) are arranged, in each of which a check valve (R) is arranged, characterized in that at least in a drive unit ( 16 . 16a D) a multiple valve arrangement ( 22 ) for further component containers ( 12 . 12.1 - 12.8 ) is detachably connected in movement, and the multiple valve arrangement ( 22 ) with an infusion bag ( 11 ) and a drive unit ( 16 . 16a -D) via a respective hose line ( 19 . 20 . 30 ), the device ( 17 . 17a -D) for liquid transport in a further drive unit ( 16 . 16a -D) is arranged. Contraption ( 10 ) according to claim 1, characterized in that the on the drive unit ( 16 . 16a -D) clamped multi-valve arrangement ( 22 ) from a pipe arrangement ( 24 . 25 ) with shell-side flow channel ( 26 ) and one on the pipe assembly ( 24 . 25 ) arranged plurality of valve bodies ( 23 . 23.1 8) is formed, which on both sides with protective tubes ( 27 ), wherein the tube arrangement ( 24 . 25 ) relative to the stationary unit of valve bodies ( 23 ) and protective tubes ( 27 ) is slidably disposed, and wherein each valve body ( 23 . 23.1 -8) with a container ( 12 . 12.1 - 12.8 ) and the tube arrangement ( 24 . 25 ) with a device ( 17 . 17a -D) for liquid transport, such as syringe, roller pump, in each case via a hose line ( 19 . 20 . 30 ) connected is. Contraption ( 10 ) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that on the drive unit ( 16 . 16a -D) clamped multi-valve arrangement ( 22 ) on the one hand from a two-part, by means of an intermediate piece ( 25 ) connected pipe arrangement ( 24 . 25 ), wherein the intermediate piece ( 25 ) a flow channel ( 26 ), and on the other hand one on the tube assembly ( 24 . 25 ) arranged plurality of valve bodies ( 23 . 23.1 8), which on both sides with protective tubes ( 27 ), wherein the tube arrangement ( 24 . 25 ) relative to a stationary unit of valve bodies ( 23 . 23.1 -8) and protective tubes ( 27 ) is slidably disposed, and that each valve body ( 23 ) with a container ( 12 . 12.1 - 12.8 ) and the tube arrangement ( 24 . 25 ) with a device ( 17 . 17a -D) for liquid transport, such as syringe, roller pump, in each case via a hose line ( 19 . 20 . 30 ) connected is. Contraption ( 10 ) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the individual valve bodies ( 23 ) of the multiple valve arrangement ( 22 ) and the tube arrangement ( 24 . 25 ) outside the valve body ( 23 . 23.1 8) are provided with corresponding outer codings, such as color, structures, and that to the drive unit ( 16 . 16a -D) pointing protective tube ( 27 ) a viewing window ( 37 ), wherein in the viewing window ( 37 ) the outer coding of the respectively in use valve body ( 23 . 23.1 -8) is visible. Means for filling a plurality of empty containers from a larger storage container for medical purposes, characterized in that at least in a drive unit ( 16 . 16a -d) a multiple valve arrangement ( 22 ) for further component containers ( 12 . 12.1 - 12.8 ) is detachably connected in movement, and the multiple valve arrangement ( 22 ) with numerous empty containers and a device ( 17 . 17a -D) for liquid transport via a respective hose line ( 19 . 20 . 30 ) connected is.

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