EP3095432A1 - Dispositif de soins par distribution de fluide et procédé permettant de fournir un produit simultanément avec l'allaitement maternel - Google Patents

Dispositif de soins par distribution de fluide et procédé permettant de fournir un produit simultanément avec l'allaitement maternel Download PDF

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EP3095432A1
EP3095432A1 EP15382267.1A EP15382267A EP3095432A1 EP 3095432 A1 EP3095432 A1 EP 3095432A1 EP 15382267 A EP15382267 A EP 15382267A EP 3095432 A1 EP3095432 A1 EP 3095432A1
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Joaquim Colomé Tresserras
Sonia Barrón Vayá
Minerva Villegas Alcaide
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61J—CONTAINERS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR MEDICAL OR PHARMACEUTICAL PURPOSES; DEVICES OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR BRINGING PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS INTO PARTICULAR PHYSICAL OR ADMINISTERING FORMS; DEVICES FOR ADMINISTERING FOOD OR MEDICINES ORALLY; BABY COMFORTERS; DEVICES FOR RECEIVING SPITTLE
    • A61J13/00—Breast-nipple shields
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61J—CONTAINERS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR MEDICAL OR PHARMACEUTICAL PURPOSES; DEVICES OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR BRINGING PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS INTO PARTICULAR PHYSICAL OR ADMINISTERING FORMS; DEVICES FOR ADMINISTERING FOOD OR MEDICINES ORALLY; BABY COMFORTERS; DEVICES FOR RECEIVING SPITTLE
    • A61J15/00—Feeding-tubes for therapeutic purposes
    • A61J15/0011—Feeding-tubes for delivery of nourishment to the mouth; Mouth pieces therefor
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41C—CORSETS; BRASSIERES
    • A41C3/00—Brassieres
    • A41C3/04—Brassieres for nursing mothers
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61J—CONTAINERS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR MEDICAL OR PHARMACEUTICAL PURPOSES; DEVICES OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR BRINGING PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS INTO PARTICULAR PHYSICAL OR ADMINISTERING FORMS; DEVICES FOR ADMINISTERING FOOD OR MEDICINES ORALLY; BABY COMFORTERS; DEVICES FOR RECEIVING SPITTLE
    • A61J9/00—Feeding-bottles in general
    • A61J9/04—Feeding-bottles in general with means for supplying air

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  • a fluid delivery nursing device for the supply of a product simultaneously with breastfeeding is disclosed herein.
  • a method for supplying a product simultaneously with breastfeeding is also disclosed herein.
  • Fluid delivery nursing devices are known in the art for supplying extra milk or supplemental products to babies or infants during breastfeeding when mothers supply of milk is low or when the baby is unable to suck enough milk.
  • Known fluid delivery nursing devices comprise a container, such as a bottle or the like, that can be filled with fresh breast milk, pasteurized milk or any supplemental product.
  • the container has a supply cap that, in use, is connected at a lower portion thereof.
  • a duct support is provided in the supply cap.
  • One or more ducts, such as capillary tubes, are connected through the duct support to the supply cap.
  • the ducts lead to the mother's nipple for delivering the product from the container during breastfeeding.
  • the supply cap of the container is further provided having an air inlet valve element.
  • the parts of the nursing device should be assembled, namely the supply cap, the valve element, the tube or tubes, etc.
  • the user must place the valve element to the supply cap and the duct support therein.
  • the user must attach the tube or tube(s) to the mother's skin through the user of adhesive tape. Afterwards, the baby can suckle on the mother's breast while taking the product coming from the container through the tube.
  • the nursing devices described above have a number of disadvantages. Using such devices is cumbersome especially taking into account that they are formed of a large number of parts. For example, when different flow rates are required for the supply of the product to the baby, different caps having different valves should be provided. When several tubes are provided, they should be connected one by one to the container supply cap.
  • the container in the prior art nursing devices are not adapted to allow the supplement product to be prepared therein.
  • different separate containers are usually required. This renders said devices complex and costly.
  • US5474193 and US4687466 describe devices for providing a supplementary feeding product to infants simultaneously with normal breastfeeding.
  • Such devices include a container for holding the feeding product connected to a flexible tube.
  • One free end of the tube is positioned adjacent a breast nipple such that the feeding product is delivered directly to the infant.
  • the tube is fixed in position only through the use of a piece of medical adhesive tape. This results in that the tube free end can not be properly oriented rendering such devices inefficient.
  • US6968964 shows a nipple shield for feeding infants including a fluid passageway extending axially and a plurality of discharge openings in the extended end thereof connected through a flexible tube with the interior of the nipple shield.
  • US8672877 shows a nursing assembly comprising a nipple shield closed by a nipple having an outlet, including for example a one-way valve, and having fluid dispensing apertures.
  • the nipple shield also includes a fluid source connected to the nipple shield by a tube.
  • the use of closed nipple shield configurations prevents infants from being in direct contact with the mother's breast.
  • the tubes can not be properly positioned as required since delivery of product is always performed through the fluid dispensing apertures formed in the nipple shield itself.
  • a fluid delivery nursing device for the supply of a product simultaneously with breastfeeding is described herein.
  • the present nursing device may be used for example for supplementing child feeding, for example for providing nutritional feedings, while breastfeeding.
  • the present fluid delivery nursing device comprises at least one nipple shield made for example of a suitable flexible material such as silicone or any other suitable, preferably reusable, material.
  • the material nipple shield may be of a transparent or translucent nature, although opaque materials may be also possible.
  • Nipple shield may have any suitable size and shape.
  • Nipple shield shapes may be for example one selected among rectangular, circular, oval, flower-shaped, in general any shapes with rounded edges, and combinations thereof. Many other examples are of course possible as long as the nipple shield is adapted to be applied on the mother's skin at least partially surrounding the mother's nipple.
  • the nipple shield in the present fluid delivery nursing device includes a main opening.
  • the main opening may be formed in a nipple shield central position. Other positions, such as a lateral position, are not ruled out.
  • the nipple shield main opening may be closed, that is the nipple shield may have a closed contour.
  • nipple shield main opening may be also open, that is the nipple shield may have an open contour, that is, the nipple shield may have a substantially U-shaped configuration.
  • the nipple shield main opening is adapted such that an infant is allowed to be in direct contact with the mother's breast while breastfeeding, that is while passing her/his mouth through the nipple shield main opening on the mother's nipple.
  • the fact that the infant is in direct contact with the mother's breast during breastfeeding results in an areola-nipple stimulation that induces the production of breast milk.
  • this allows baby feeding even in cases where there is difficulty to correctly perform breastfeeding or when the amount of milk sucked by the baby is not enough.
  • the present device is suitable for infants with weak suction or for those unable to maintain vacuum teaching infants to suck properly.
  • the nipple shield of the device further includes at least a first hole and at least a second hole.
  • Such holes in the nipple shield are adapted for adjustably receiving a supply tube such as at least one elongated fine soft tubing.
  • Several sets of first holes and second holes may be provided for adjustably receiving corresponding supply tubes at a desired position.
  • the supply tube is passed through the first and second holes in the nipple shield in a manner that a first end portion of the supply tube can be retained in position and oriented as desired in the main opening so as to supply the product in the vicinity of the mother's nipple.
  • the supply tube can be moved, e.g. displaced, relative to the nipple shield for properly positioning the supply tube in the vicinity of the mother's nipple for feeding the infant.
  • the above mentioned first and second holes may be arranged adjacent to each other such that the supply tube is allowed to movably pass therethrough defining a double curved path for the supply of the product in the vicinity of the mother's breast.
  • This is the preferred way to retain the supply tube while, at the same way, having the possibility for a proper orientation for a suitable supply of product while breastfeeding allowing a fast and easy positioning in mother's breast.
  • the infant or baby may simultaneously suck the nipple and the supplement product from the device. The baby is thus fed conveniently from two sources simultaneously.
  • the nipple shield may have a projecting portion formed projecting from one inner edge of the main opening, such as outwards to the infant's mouth. This projecting portion of the nipple shield is adapted for properly supporting the first end portion of the supply tube.
  • the second hole might be formed in said projecting portion of the nipple shield.
  • the product to be supplied while breastfeeding through the above mentioned supply tube may be contained within a suitable container.
  • the container is a separate element from the nipple shield.
  • the container may be of a flexible nature such that the user may deliver the product contained therein through the supply tube which is connected thereto by squeezing the container.
  • Other different containers may of course be used, such as rigid containers.
  • the container itself might be also provided with a plunger for the delivering of the product.
  • Such plunger might be for example a syringe type plunger for properly allowing manual emptying of the container.
  • the plunger may be fitted in a loading cap provided in the container which will be described below. However, the plunger may be fitted in other parts of the container.
  • Flow regulation means may be provided. Such flow regulation means may be adapted for supplying constant flow of product from the container for proper feeding. Said regulation means may be adapted to allow real time adjustment of the output flow rate of product. In some examples, such flow regulation means might be provided in combination with the above mentioned plunger for delivering of the product from the container.
  • the product to be delivered by the device may be any suitable child supplementing nutritional feeding, antibiotics, analgesics, therapeutic formulations, medications, pharmaceuticals or drugs, breast milk, vitamins, minerals, micronutrients, probiotics, anti-retrovirals, proteins, copper, copper derivatives and combinations thereof.
  • the container includes a loading cap.
  • the loading cap is suitable for closing a loading inlet in the container.
  • a supply cap is also provided for closing a supply outlet in the container. It is envisaged that, in use, the container is positioned such that loading cap, that is, the loading inlet, is in an upper position and the supply cap that is, the supply outlet, is in a lower position.
  • a supply tube is provided.
  • the supply tube may be for example elongated fine soft tubing having a first end portion and a second end portion.
  • the supply tube connects the container with the nipple shield. Specifically, the supply tube is connected to the nipple shield through the first end portion thereof and is in turn connected to the container through the second end portion thereof. It is preferred that the supply tube is fixedly connected to the above mentioned supply cap of the container.
  • the supply cap of the container may be provided with a number of peripheral slits adapted for inserting, e.g. press fitting, the second end portion of a supply tube such that the product is prevented from flowing inside the supply tube in a desired position such that the second end portion of the supply tube is retained therein. Since the supply cap has the supply tube or tubes fixedly connected thereto, no action is required on the user's part for assembling the supply tube to the container.
  • the loading cap of the container may be provided with an air inlet valve adapted to allow air entering the container as the product is being supplied through the supply tube to the infant in the vicinity of the mother's nipple.
  • the container loading inlet is sized for properly loading the product inside the container and even for mixing several products within the container or for suitably mixing powdered milk for breastfeeding. To this effect, the container loading inlet is sized such that a small spoon may be allowed to pass therethrough for preparing the product such as powdered milk or a mixture of products avoiding the use of a separate container for this purpose.
  • the valve may be provided in the loading cap as mentioned above or in the supply cap or both in the loading cap and the supply cap.
  • a kit of three loading caps each with a supply tube having different diameters to each other may be provided.
  • the preferred configuration of the present device is with the valve fitted in the loading cap and with the supply cap having the supply tube attached thereto. Therefore, if different flow rates are required, only the supply cap with the supply tubes should be replaced with another supply cap. Also, there are no valves associated with the supply tubes so there is no need to have different valves for different tubes in order to provide different flow rates as in prior art devices.
  • the loading cap, the supply cap or both may have internal threading for screwing on corresponding external threading of the container. In some cases, however, the loading cap, the supply cap or both may have external threading for screwing on corresponding internal threading of the container. Combined feeding/supply cap and internal/external threading are also envisaged.
  • the present device is very simple and cost effective while allowing breastfeeding to be improved.
  • the present device has been found to be very efficient in relactating mothers, for premature babies, and in general babies with difficulties in normal breastfeeding such as babies with impaired reflexes for sucking and swallowing, leading to feeding difficulties.
  • the present device may include means for removably attaching the supply tube to the mother's skin.
  • Said supply tube attaching means may comprise, for example, a clamping guide having an adhesive surface to be removably attached to the mother's skin and a supply tube receiving portion for clamping the supply tube therein.
  • the supply tube attaching means may be for example an adhesive tape such as silicone tape, adhesive hypoallergenic paper tape, or even an adhesive substance applied on the surface of the supply tube.
  • the nipple shield may be adapted to be attached to a nursing bra.
  • the nipple shield might be shaped to pass through an opening formed in the nursing bra such that, in use, the nipple shield gets trapped between the nursing bra and the mother's skin. This results in a very efficient positioning of the nipple shield during breastfeeding preventing it from being released.
  • the above supply tube attaching means together with the first and second holes formed in the nipple shield arranged for allowing the supply tube to movably pass therethrough prevents the tubes from becoming loose avoiding the baby from playing with the tubes during breastfeeding. A proper orientation of the supply tube itself is thus ensured.
  • the supplying of a product simultaneously with breastfeeding can be carried out by performing the following steps.
  • a container such as for example a 90 - 150 ml bottle is provided within which a product to be supplied has been loaded.
  • the product to be supplied may be prepared previously of it may be prepared inside the container, for example by mixing two or more products or preparing powdered milk.
  • the product to be delivered may be for example milk, antibiotics, analgesics, therapeutic formulations, medications, drugs, vitamins, minerals, micronutrients, probiotics, anti-retrovirals, proteins, and combinations thereof.
  • the nipple shield is applied to the mother's breast and an end portion of the supply tube that is connected to the container is passed through a first hole and an adjacent second hole in the nipple shield.
  • the supply tube can be displaced through the holes in the nipple shield as desired until the first end portion of the supply tube can be properly oriented.
  • the supply tube is then held in a proper position suitably oriented within the nipple shield main opening.
  • the infant is allowed to put her/his mouth in direct contact with the mother's breast through the nipple shield main opening for breastfeeding while the product inside the container is being delivered through the supply tube.
  • the fluid delivery nursing device has been designated as a whole by reference numeral 10.
  • the fluid delivery nursing device 10 is intended for the supply of a product such as milk, antibiotics, analgesics, therapeutic formulations, medications, pharmaceuticals, drugs, vitamins, minerals, micronutrients, probiotics, anti-retrovirals, proteins, copper, copper derivatives and combinations thereof, simultaneously with breastfeeding.
  • the fluid delivery nursing device 10 comprises two nipple shields 100.
  • a different number of nipple shields 100 may be employed, such as a single nipple shield 100.
  • the nursing device 10 also includes a container 200 for containing the product, and supply tubes 20 for connecting the container 200 with the nipple shields 100.
  • the nipple shield 100 in the figures is adapted to be held to the mother's breast by a nursing bra 300.
  • Examples of nursing bras 300 to which the nipple shield 100 may be applied are shown in figures 6-8 .
  • the nipple shields 100 in the example shown are made of a suitable flexible and reusable material such as silicone. As illustrated in figure 1 of the drawings, rectangular and flower-shaped nipple shields 100 are used. However, other suitable shapes may be used such as circular, oval, or any shapes with rounded edges, and combinations thereof.
  • the shape of the nipple shield 100 is such that it is adapted to be applied on the mother's skin at least partially surrounding the mother's nipple.
  • the nipple shield 100 includes a main opening 110.
  • the nipple shield main opening 110 is adapted such that an infant is allowed to be in direct contact with the mother's breast while breastfeeding.
  • the nipple shield main opening 110 is formed in a nipple shield central position, however other different positions, such as a lateral, are possible.
  • the nipple shield main opening 110 is closed, that is, the nipple shield 100 has a closed contour
  • the nipple shield main opening 110 is open, that is, the nipple shield 110 has an open contour such that the nipple shield 110 has a substantially U-shaped configuration.
  • First and second small holes 120, 130 are formed in the nipple shield 100.
  • the holes 120, 130 in the nipple shield 100 are arranged adjacent to each other for adjustably receiving a first end portion 30 of the supply tube 20.
  • the first end portion 30 of the supply tube 20 is retained in the nipple shield 100 in position at a desired length as the supply tube 20 is allowed to be moved through the holes 120, 130 as required. This allows the first end portion 30 of the supply tube 20 to be properly positioned in the vicinity of the mother's nipple. Since the holes 120, 130 are arranged adjacent to each other, the first end portion 30 of the supply tube 20 passes through them according to a double curved path. Such double curved path can be seen from the supply tube 20 illustrated in right hand side of figure 1 .
  • the baby may thus simultaneously suck the nipple and the supplement product from the container 200, that is, the baby is fed from two sources simultaneously.
  • the nipple shield 100 has a projecting portion 140.
  • the projecting portion 140 projects outwards from one inner edge 150 of the nipple shield main opening 110 towards the infant's mouth when in use.
  • the projecting portion 140 of the nipple shield 100 has a curved shape for properly supporting the first end portion 30 of the supply tube 20.
  • the nipple shield second hole 130 is formed in the projecting portion 140. Projection of portion 140 results in that holes 120, 130 are arranged in different planes for defining the above mentioned double curved path.
  • the container 200 in the example shown is a 90 - 150 ml bottle made of a flexible material such that the product contained therein can be delivered through the supply tube 20 that is connected thereto by squeezing the container 200.
  • the container 200 includes a loading cap 210 for closing a loading inlet 215 of the container 200.
  • the loading inlet 215 of the container 200 has external threading on which internal threading of the loading cap 210 can be screwed on.
  • the loading inlet 215 is sized for properly loading the product into the container 200 enabling a correct preparation and mixture of several products therein such as mixing powdered milk.
  • the loading inlet 215 is sized for allowing a small spoon to pass therethrough avoiding the use of separate containers for preparing the product.
  • the container 200 also includes a supply cap 220 for closing a supply outlet 225 in the container 200.
  • the supply outlet 225 of the container 200 has external threading on which internal threading of the supply cap 220 can be screwed on.
  • the loading inlet 215 and the supply outlet 225 might be provided with internal threading while the loading cap 210 and the supply cap 220 might be provided with external threading.
  • Other combinations such as loading inlet 215 with external threading and supply outlet 225 with internal threading or vice versa for screwing loading cap 210 and supply cap 220 with corresponding threading are possible.
  • the container 200 is positioned such that loading cap 210, and thus the loading inlet 215, is in an upper position and the supply cap 220, and thus the supply outlet 225, is in a lower position, as shown in figure 1 of the drawings.
  • the supply tube 20 is connected to the nipple shield 100 through its first end portion 30 and in turn connected to the supply cap 220 of the container 200 through its second end portion 40.
  • the supply cap 220 is provided with a number of peripheral slits 226 for holding the supply tube 20 through its second end portion 40. This prevents the product from flowing through the tube, for example during manipulation of the device prior to baby feeding when the container has product therein.
  • An air inlet valve 230 is provided in the loading cap 210 of the container 200.
  • the air inlet valve 230 allows air to enter inside the container 200 when the product contained therein is being supplied through the supply cap 220 and the supply tube 20 to the infant.
  • the supplying of a product simultaneously with breastfeeding can be carried out by performing the following steps.
  • the nipple shield 100 is applied to the mother's breast.
  • a first end portion 30 of the supply tube 20, whose second end portion 40 is connected to the container supply cap 200, is passed through the first and second holes 120, 130 in the nipple shield 100.
  • the first end portion 30 of the supply tube 20 is left as a free end having a desired length for a proper feeding in the vicinity of the mother's nipple.
  • the infant is thus allowed to put her/his mouth in direct contact with the mother's breast through the nipple shield main opening 110 for breastfeeding while the product inside the container 200 is being delivered through the supply tube 20.
  • the container 200 may be hung around the user's neck (not shown) through a suitable means such as for example a cord 250, strip, band or the like as shown in figure 1 .
  • the cord, strip, band or the like may be passed through at least one ring 240 formed in the container 200.
  • the nipple shield 100 is sized and shaped to pass through an opening 310 formed in the nursing bra 300 and be positioned therein.
  • the nipple shield 100 which has been shown in phantom as being hidden by the nursing bra 300, is ready to be positioned onto the mother's skin and pressed thereon by the nursing bra 300.
  • the nipple shield 100 is thus trapped between the nursing bra 300 and the mother's skin and efficient retained in position during breastfeeding.
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