Patents Assigned to George C. Kramer
  • Patent number: 5271744
    Abstract: A device (10) for rapid vascular drug delivery, particularly through the adult sternum or the pediatric tibia, incorporates a cylindrical syringe body (12), fitted with a needle (14). The syringe body is held in a cylindrical main housing (16) having a front barrel (18) with an orifice (20) through which the needle (14) may be extended. A cylindrical actuation handle (22) fits over end (24) of the main housing (16) for sliding movement along the main housing. A syringe plunger (26) contacts drive plunger (28) and extends into the syringe body (12) from end (30) to confine liquid medication (32) in the syringe body (12). A main spring (34) extends between the drive plunger (28) and the actuation handle (22) to bias the actuation handle (22) in its extended position. A needle return spring (38) extends between the front barrel (18) and the syringe body (12) to bias the needle to its retracted position.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 8, 1992
    Date of Patent: December 21, 1993
    Assignee: George C. Kramer
    Inventors: George C. Kramer, William B. Thomas, Jay Wilson
  • Patent number: 5176643
    Abstract: A device (10) for rapid vascular drug delivery, particularly through the adult sternum or the pediatric tibia, incorporates a cylindrical syringe body (12), fitted with a needle (14). The syringe body is held in a cylindrical main housing (16) having a front barrel (18) with an orifice (20) through which the needle (14) may be extended. A cylindrical actuation handle (22) fits over end (24) of the main housing (16) for sliding movement along the main housing. A syringe plunger (26) contacts drive plunger (28) and extends into the syringe body (12) from end (30) to confine liquid medication (32) in the syringe body (12). A main spring (34) extends between the drive plunger (28) and the actuation handle (22) to bias the actuation handle (22) in its extended position. A needle return spring (38) extends between the front barrel (18) and the syringe body (12) to bias the needle to its retracted position.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 29, 1991
    Date of Patent: January 5, 1993
    Assignee: George C. Kramer
    Inventors: George C. Kramer, William B. Thomas, Jay Wilson