Abstract: A needle shield having a front end opening through which a winged needle as a whole is retracted and a base end opening through which a flexible tube connected to the winged needle is passable. The needle shield includes a winged needle retention means projecting into the interior side of the needle shield to define one or more traps, the winged needle retention means receiving, into the one or more traps, portions of one or more wings of the winged needle for preventing protrusion of the winged needle past the winged needle retention means when the winged needle is translated within said needle shield towards the front end opening of the needle shield from a retracted state of the winged needle.

Abstract: The configuration of the present invention includes a winged shield that has a cylindrical shield tube and wings linked to a front end side of the shield tube, a hub that is inserted into an inner bore of the shield tube so as to be movable in an axial direction, and a cannula that is mounted to a front end portion of the hub. By engaging a protrusion with a third annular groove, the hub is held with the winged shield in a state where the cannula protrudes for a predetermined length from a front end of the shield tube. In a state where an inward annular protrusion of the shield tube is engaged with a first holding portion, a tip of the cannula can be stored in the shield tube. By engaging the protrusion of a holding mechanism with a first annular groove, the hub is held with the shield tube so as not to be moved within the shield tube.

Abstract: The configuration of the present invention includes a winged shield that has a cylindrical shield tube and wings linked to a front end side of the shield tube, a hub that is inserted into an inner bore of the shield tube so as to be movable in an axial direction, and a cannula that is mounted to a front end portion of the hub. By engaging a protrusion with a third annular groove, the hub is held with the winged shield in a state where the cannula protrudes for a predetermined length from a front end of the shield tube. In a state where an inward annular protrusion of the shield tube is engaged with a first holding portion, a tip of the cannula can be stored in the shield tube. By engaging the protrusion of a holding mechanism with a first annular groove, the hub is held with the shield tube so as not to be moved within the shield tube.