Intravenous catheter with built-in cutting tip and method...

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A61M 25/01 (2006.01) A61M 25/06 (2006.01)

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CA 2000625

INTRAVENOUS CATHETER WITH BUILT-IN CUTTING TIP AND METHOD FOR MAKING THE SAME ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE An intravenous catheter includes a tubular member made from a shrinkable material that has a built-in cutting tip located at its distal end. The cutting tip is adapted to cut through tissue and create an opening in a blood vessel of a patient that is the same diameter as the outer diameter of the tubular member. The tubular member is shrinkably affixed to at least a portion of the cutting tip to prevent removal of the cutting tip during usage or insertion. Another embodiment of the intravenous catheter includes a cutting tip disposed near the distal end of a tubular member tube and having a middle portion formed from a shrinkable material surrounding both the cutting tip and tubular member. The middle portion keeps the cutting tip and tubular member together and creates an integrated unit having a smooth outer surface and a continuous outer diameter throughout.

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