Abstract: A system for dispensing a cryogen such as liquid nitrogen. The system employs two vessels containing the liquid cryogen. One serves as a pressure vessel and the other as a storage vessel. Liquid from the pressure vessel is vaporized in a ballast chamber exposed to ambient temperature, resulting in pressurized refrigerant gas. A valve selectively admits the pressurized gas into the liquid storage vessel, causing the stored liquid to be dispensed at a selected site.

Abstract: A colposcope including a camera selectively mountable to take photographs along one optical axis of the binocular microscope and a flash unit for illuminating the field of examination along the optical axis of the colposcope illuminator by means of a mirror selectively postionable in the optical axis of the illuminator.The foregoing abstract is not to be taken either as a complete exposition or as a limitation of the present invention. In order to understand the full nature and extent of the technical disclosure of this application, reference must be had to the following detailed description and the accompanying drawings as well as to the claims.

Abstract: There is disclosed a pressurized Freon cylinder having a cap including a threaded nipple with a puncturable end wall. Positioned within the nipple, by screwing into its internal threads, is a porous plastic filter in the path of the fluid as it leaves the container.

Abstract: A binocular indirect ophthalmoscope of the type having a central reflecting prism and a pair of adjustable oculars. The instrument may be used in the examination of eyes having either normally dilated or small pupils. Small pupil capability is achieved by making the aperture of each ocular substantially larger than in conventional ophthalmoscopes. By moving the oculars outwardly from the center line of the observer's pupils, the observer views along an axis offset from the optical axis and utilizes the apex portion of the reflecting prism. In this manner, the observer's pupils may be imaged into a patient's pupil as small as 1.5 millimeters in diameter. The plurality of adjustments required in prior art small pupil ophthalmoscopes is thereby avoided.The foregoing abstract is not to be taken either as a complete exposition or as a limitation of the present invention.