DE8904403U1 - Intestinal tube for colon irrigation - Google Patents

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Description:

The innovation concerns a Dana tube for air hoses and serves to simplify them.

For medically indicated colonic irrigations, it is advisable to introduce the irrigation fluid using a liquid container with a hose connection and mouthpiece by gravity. A device is provided for the outflow of the contaminated irrigation fluid.

The task of the innovation is to create an intestinal tube

with rinsing fluid inflow and outflow to simplify and hygienic execution of intestinal irrigation.

The intestinal tube according to the innovation marks

for this purpose, a piece of pipe with a supply pipe inserted through its end closure, on the one hand with an open socket end and on the other hand a handle with a supply pipe nozzle for hose connection, whereby the pipe section has a lateral outlet nozzle for a hose connection at the end and in turn seals at the inlet end when the supply pipe is inserted at its nut end when the intestinal tube is inserted and the rinsing liquid is supplied.

The pipe section has an internal stop shoulder at the end :. ^: . and, when the supply pipe with nut end is retracted, it provides the

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Drainage of the rinsing fluid from the inserted intestinal tube freely.

A preferred embodiment of the novel intestinal tube is shown schematically in the drawing A shown and show:

>! Figure 1 and 2 the two individual parts of the intestinal tube

p namely the supply pipe and the

; 10 pipe sections for drainage each in

\i smock cut,

Figure 3 and 4 the intestinal tube assembled in the

Position for introducing and draining the rinsing liquid.

As can be seen from the drawing, the

&Ggr;- intestinal tube consisting of a supply pipe 1 on the one hand with

open socket end 2 and on the other hand with handle 3 and supply pipe 4 as hose connection 5. This supply pipe 1 can be moved on a pipe section 6, which (6) has a lateral outlet pipe 7 as hose connection 8, as well as an inner stop shoulder 9 in the end closure 10 for the socket end 2 when the supply pipe 1 is retracted.

The two individual parts of the intestinal tube 1 to 5 and 6 to 10 are shown in Fig. 1 and 2.

In Figures 3 and 4, the assembled parts 1 to 5 and 6 to 10 are shown, namely in Fig. 3 for introducing the rinsing liquid S when using the intestinal tube with the feed pipe 1 pushed in in the pipe section 6 and in Fig. 4 for dispensing the contaminated rinsing liquid S' to end the intestinal rinsing with the feed pipe retracted in the pipe section 6.

Claims (2)

PATENT ATTORNEY! DR. RUDOLF BAU ₁ IR .' PJPL.-4.NQ. HILMUT HUBBUCH DIPL.>hV#'. ULRICH TWILMIIIR WIiTLlCHl JQ-31 IAM LI O POLO PLACE! 7B3O PFOHZHEIM (&ngr;&ngr;&igr;&bgr;&tgr;-&agr;&igr;&Kgr;&Mgr;&Lgr;&Ngr;&Ugr;&idiagr; ((072311 1023 M/70 ¹ I)PATMARK TIL(X 7*3 939 patm» d Fax: 07231/10 11 05.04.19&THgr;9 II/Wa Mr Karl-Alexander Hübner, 7504 Weingarten Intestinal tube for colon irrigation Protection claims: 1. Intestinal tube for colonic irrigation, characterized by a pipe section with a supply pipe slidably inserted through its end closure, on the one hand with an open nut end and on the other hand a handle with a supply pipe nozzle for hose connection, whereby the pipe section has a lateral drain nozzle for a hose connection at the end and in turn closes tightly at the inlet end when the supply pipe is pushed in at its nut end when the intestinal tube is inserted and the rinsing liquid is supplied. 2. Intestinal tube according to claim 1, characterized in that the pipe section has an internal stop shoulder at the end and when the supply pipe with nut end is retracted , the outflow of the rinsing liquid from the open pipe end is released through the lateral drain nozzle with hose connection when the intestinal tube is inserted.