Multi-Channel Automatic Infusion Valve for Surgical Fluid Control
Summary
USPTO published patent application US20260096923A1 for a multi-channel automatic infusion valve designed for surgical fluid control. The invention includes a valve body with multiple conduits and ports, a hydrophobic filter extending across a cavity, and an activation member for managing fluid delivery and aspiration during medical procedures.
What changed
USPTO published patent application US20260096923A1 for a multi-channel automatic infusion valve comprising a valve body with first and second conduits defining multiple ports, a cavity with a hydrophobic filter, and an activation member for surgical fluid control.
Medical device manufacturers developing infusion or fluid control systems should review the patent claims to assess potential infringement exposure or licensing opportunities for surgical valve technology.
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- Monitor for patent issuance and evaluate potential licensing needs
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MULTI-CHANNEL AUTOMATIC INFUSION VALVE
Application US20260096923A1 Kind: A1 Apr 09, 2026
Inventors
Kevin CANZONE, Jonathan MOREIRA, Behzad HASHEMI
Abstract
The present disclosure generally relates to fluid control valves for delivering and/or aspirating fluid during surgical surgeries and procedures. In one embodiment, an apparatus comprises a valve body comprising a first conduit defining a first port, and a second conduit defining a second port and a third port. A cavity is defined in the valve body between the first conduit and the second conduit. The cavity is fluidly coupled with the first conduit via a first channel having a smaller diameter, and with the second conduit via at least one second channel. The apparatus further comprises a hydrophobic filter attached to the valve body and extending substantially across the cavity. The apparatus further comprises an activation member disposed in the cavity and defining one or more openings extending from a first side of the activation member contacting the hydrophobic filter, to an opposing second side facing the second conduit.
CPC Classifications
A61F 9/0017 A61M 39/223 A61M 39/227 A61M 2039/0009 A61M 2202/0007 A61M 2202/04 A61M 2205/3331 A61M 2205/7536 A61M 2206/10 A61M 2210/0612
Filing Date
2025-10-06
Application No.
19351080
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