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Tribal members continue to hunt and gather traditional foods. Roots such as camas, bitterroot, and biscuitroot are dug in the spring. In late summer chokecherries and berries are gathered. People also gather willow and tule for making baskets and cradleboards. Other crafts traditional to the Burns Paiute, which are practiced in the community, include beadwork and drum-making. The hunting of elk, deer, quail and groundhog as supplemental food sources continue as well.
A yearly celebration and gathering of tribal members and neighboring tribes is the recently started annual Burns Paiute Reservation Day Pow Wow, which occurs in October. This was declared a tribal holiday in honor of the day the land held in trust for the tribe became a reservation. The Pow Wow includes traditional dancing and drumming, dance contests, a raffle, and crafts and food booths. This is a continuation of a tradition of dance in the community. During the 1950's there was a vigorous boys dance group. Later in the 1960's and 1970's, a girls dance group was active.
Today there are 341 members of the tribe, less than 35.5% of which reside permanently on the reservation. Both the small numbers and the relatively recent formation of the tribal government and reservation have added challenges and difficulties in starting the economic and social programs that other Oregon tribes already have in place. Nonetheless, the Burns Paiute Tribe is proud of its history and culture. The tribe is currently working to gain a greater understanding of their culture, and preserve what knowledge they have of their past, all the while looking toward the future and developing a stronger, healthier community to pass on to the next generation.


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Contrary to earlier reports, it looks like Colbert wasn't all that ticked off when Branson tossed a cup full of water on him during the taping of an interview.
Yeah, I know. I was expecting mayhem.
He played it cool, which is cool.
I think we've been played by Colbert.
And not for the first time.
That was rather amusing really. Colbert propping his feet up and all and him throwing that water at him in good natured irritation. I was expecting discomfort, but I thought it played out well. Except the very last bit which was overkill. They got what they want though - the prebuzz on the clip and the repeat viewings only garner them the attention they want. >:)
Man. That was overall a pretty lousy interview.
I still think one of the best he did was the one with Stone Phillips on his very first show last year.
Yeah, but what exactly peeved Branson of? He was obviously miffed pre water fight and Colbert seemd a little puzzled by that...
I think Branson was miffed that Colbert was hardly discussing the actual airline, and was talking more about the plane named after him.
Branson wanted to get his own product out there.
I think he didn't realize that by doing this interview it would be out there 1000-fold over what he could have ever done anywhere else.
That typically good sported Colbert and typically playful and irreverent Branson. This was funny and completely without any lick of detectable malice.
We can't even get accurate media on incosequential bullshit nowadays.
Corry Paul Tyler, 29, an Army captain and 1999 West Point graduate from Woodbine, Ga., was among 14 soldiers killed in the crash of a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter near Kirkuk in northern Iraq on Wednesday.Tyler, on his third deployment to Iraq, is survived by his wife, Kathy, and three small children in the Tacoma area.
A couple excerpts from Dan Savage\'s \"Say yes to War\" article October 2002:
\"War may be bad for children and other living things, but there are times when peace is worse for children and other living things, and this is one of those times. Saying no to war in Iraq means saying yes to the continued oppression of the Iraqi people.\"
\"In the meantime, invading and rebuilding Iraq will not only free the Iraqi people, it will also make the Saudis aware of the consequences they face if they continue to oppress their own people while exporting terrorism and terrorists. The War on Iraq will make it clear to our friends and enemies in the Middle East (and elsewhere) that we mean business: Free your people, reform your societies, liberalize, and democratize... or we\'re going to come over there, remove you from power, free your people, and reform your societies for ourselves.
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Asia-Pacific has been at the forefront of tourism growth and development over the last decade, and recent numbers confirm that tourism in the region continues to progress above average.
The need to strengthen the tourism sectors ability to address climate change took centre stage during the UNWTO-Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) International Conference on Tourism and Climate Change.
The Conference was held in conjunction with the 26th Joint Commission Meeting for Asia and the Pacific (Legazpi, Philippines, 18-20 May 2014).
With rising international tourist arrivals and receipts in 2013 (+6% and +8%, respectively), the regions tourism leadership is increasingly consolidated. Yet, continued tourism growth and sustainable development depends on improving the tourisms sector resilience to climate change.
"Climate change is real", said the President of the Philippines, Benigno S. Aquino III, opening the Conference. The President commended the celebration of events such as these and underscored the relevance of tourism as "one of the shortest and most efficient paths to inclusive growth". The Philippines is mainstreaming "climate change adaptation with local, sectoral, and national plans all of which will consequently guide the development of tourism destinations and tourism activities per locality. With the increasing risks of climate change, this is something we encourage other ASEAN-member countries, as well as countries around the world, to look into", he added.
UNWTO Secretary-General, Taleb Rifai, made a call to position the fight against climate change at the heart of the tourism agenda, underscoring both the need for greater responsibility from the sector and the benefits sustainability entails for tourism and beyond: Energy-efficient and renewable energy technologies can reduce operational costs. Resource efficiency not only mitigates and reduces the tourism footprint, but fosters economic growth and creates much needed jobs in the process.
Ms. Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC), in her opening remarks to the Conference, thanked the participants for advancing the dialogue on how to address the greatest challenge of our time: climate change, and in particular, how to address climate change in tourism and in policy that promotes tourism as an economic engine.
The Conference highlighted that climate change mitigation policies should be consistent with the overall challenge it represents, thus requiring a multi-stakeholder approach and taking into account specific technological, economic and social changes.
Participants stressed that tourisms highly dynamic and innovative nature positions it at the forefront of those sectors dealing with climate change adaptation, and therefore providing opportunities to reduce the vulnerabilities it induces. But in order to succeed, this endeavor needs to be shared both by tourism providers and consumers through increased awareness on the individual contribution to climate change response.
The UNWTO-ASEAN International Conference on Tourism and Climate Change brought together more than 200 senior tourism officials, policymakers and industry experts from 18 countries to exchange views and best practices on how to strengthen the sector's ability to address this global challenge.
The upcoming UNWTO/University of Queensland study Tourism´s Response to Climate Change: An Examination of Tourism Related Initiatives in Asia and Pacific shows that Asia-Pacific is affected by 90% of global climate-related catastrophes. Responding to the challenges of climate change is thus fundamental to ensure that tourism, a sector which has been identified by a majority of countries as a pillar for socio-economic progress, continues to advance in the region.
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Walk into a tile foyer which opens up to a beautiful kitchen with granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances. Our living room has a 48' flat screen TV mounted above the fireplace. There is a screened in dining porch that seats 4-6 and a dining room that seats 6. A large screened in porch off the living room is terrific for enjoying a nap, reading or having your favorite beverage. There is a queen bedroom on the first floor with an attached bathroom. Upstairs, the master bedroom has a walk in closet, private bath, flat screen TV and a beautiful porch overlooking the golf course. The second upstairs bedroom has twin beds, a walk in closet and private bath.
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Live Oak Villas are located a the end of a very quiet street. The kids can enjoy playing and riding their bikes. The private villa pool is steps away. Our villa is centrally located between the brand new Beach Club and Lake House. The beach is minutes away. We are an easy bike ride to Fresh Fields. The crabbing dock can't be missed. Beautiful ocean views from the crows nest. Tennis and Golf. Horseback Riding on the Beach!
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Hi Orlena. I just saw that you added a memorial for Shirley Biberstein. She was my aunt. By the looks of your bio, I am guessing you are in the Kansas/Oklahoma area? If so, I am wondering why you memorialized Shirley -- are we related in some way? Just curious.
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I requested a deletion of spouse, Milton Maxton, as that is the incorrect Milton Maxton. As you can see from the autobiography in the memorial section, Mary was widowed and remarried, bringing along her Maxton children with the existing Wren children to Kansas. The real Milton died in 1866, but I can't find hide nor hair of him on Findagrave. This will also be a mess for DanO with his grave 35971571. Just trying to be accurate. Thanks!
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All Rise...
Judge Cynthia Boris wishes there was crying in football.
The Charge
Welcome to Hoover, Alabama, where football isn't just a local pastime, it's like a religion.
Opening Statement
After presenting the glamorous side of teenage life in The Hills, 8th and Ocean, and Laguna Beach, MTV turned its cameras toward "normal." No designer fashion shows, no hip nightclubs, no Prada purses; Two-A-Days: Hoover High is likely the most realistic reality show I've ever seen. Its so realistic, it could be a show on NBC. Wait a second—I think it is a show on NBC! Only they call it Friday Night Lights.
Facts of the Case
Two-A-Days, the number of times the team practices during football season, is an MTV reality series that follows the Hoover High School Buccaneers of Hoover, Alabama as they try to claim their fourth state championship title in five years.
Like all good reality shows, the stars just happen to be the cutest guys on the team. So even though average guy Ross Wilson is the quarterback and the team's MVP, he doesn't get as much airtime as the team's boy-band-cute players Alex Binder and Max Lerner.
Alex, a senior and starting safety, is the leading player in the story. You'll also meet his girlfriend, senior cheerleader (big surprise) Kristin, cleverly named teammates "Repete" Smith and Goose Dunham, and the head coach Rush Propst.
Video interviews are cut together with "day-in-the-life" footage of Alex and his friends going to school, hanging out after, training, practicing and playing the game. Coach Propst isn't settling for anything less than another championship win and he is tough on these players—so tough I was surprised when none of them dropped dead from exertion!
There are only nine hour-long episodes that take you from the start of the season to that final game.
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I asked to review this DVD because I'm a big fan of Friday Night Lights and Two-A-Days seemed like the real thing. There are an awful lot of similarities between the two shows—high school football in towns where it's not a sport but a religion. The pressure to win. The celebrity status of the players. The parties, the girlfriends, and school. But there is one huge difference between the two: Friday Night Lights is interesting and Two-A-Days isn't. The reason it isn't, I believe, was a directorial choice. Unlike MTV's other reality shows, this one dealt mostly with the on-the-field moments and much less of the teen lifestyle moments. Sure there are break-ups and cheating boyfriends, but as quickly as these ideas are introduced, they're tossed away. I expected more dramatic fodder when an important player was injured during the game; that too was brushed aside in favor of more game footage.
Maybe in this case, the editors at MTV decided to lean their selective editing more toward the real world and away from the tiny sparks of drama that naturally occur over the course of six months in high school. Or maybe the life of a Hoover High football star just isn't all that exciting after all. Whatever the reason, you won't find the same level of whining, crying, and backstabbing that has come to be a trademark of reality shows. On second thought, maybe that's a good thing.
MTV did a great job making these episodes very DVD friendly. With the Play All option you can watch an entire disc without having to sit through credits at the end of each episode. Also, the recaps are minimal and only occur at the start of each episode instead of after every commercial break. I don't like MTV's habit of stacking trailers up front instead of going straight to the menu, but you can fast forward through them.
Since there are only nine episodes on this set, the last disc is nothing but special features. First up is the MTV preview special that was run to pimp the show before it aired. Made up mostly of scenes from the show, it's only interesting if you watch it before you watch the series. The "Overtime" feature is a grouping of themed clips, some of which are outtakes, some are promos, and some just clips from the show. Watch them after you watch the series and you'll get more out of the extended and missing scenes.
On a side note, whenever I watch one of these "quest for the gold" reality series I always wonder the same thing. What if the team didn't make it? Think about it. Suppose MTV followed these boys around for two months and they lost in the first round of the play-offs? Do they follow two teams just in case one turns out to be a bust? If anyone has the answer to that question, email it to me because I'm dying to know.
Closing Statement
Two-A-Days appears to be aimed at the young male audience with its high concentration of football footage. It nicely captures the intense pressure that is put on these boys not only to win the championship but to earn college scholarships—for some of them, the only way out. It's rumored that after the initial airing, there was a backlash because of Coach Probst's language and training style. It all seemed a bit harsh to me, but the man does win football games and for many people, that's all that matters.
The Verdict
MTV fumbles the ball a number of times, but still you'll want to stay until the end of the game just to see who wins.
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HYPOPITUITARISM FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. Edition No. 1
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Neuroendocrine derangements after traumatic brain injury (TBI) have received increasing recognition in recent years. Marked changes of the hypothalamo-pituitary axis have been documented in the acute phase of TBI with as many as 80% of patients showing evidence of gonadotropin deficiency, 18% of growth hormone deficiency, 16% of corticotrophin deficiency and 40% of patients demonstrating vasopressin abnormalities. Longitudinal prospective studies have shown that some of the early abnormalities are transient, while new endocrine dysfunction becomes apparent in the post acute phase. There remains a high frequency of hypothalamic-pituitary hormone deficiencies among long term survivors of TBI with approximately 28% patients showing one or more pituitary hormone deficiencies. This is a higher frequency than previously thought and suggests that most cases of post traumatic hypopituitarism (PTHP) remain undiagnosed and untreated. The data underscore the need for the identification and appropriate timely management of hormone deficiencies, in order to optimise patient recovery from head trauma.
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Amar Agha MD FRCPI is a Consultant Pituitary Endocrinologist at Beaumont Hospital in Dublin, Ireland. Dr. Agha's research interests include the areas of pituitary dysfunction after head trauma and radiotherapy and, glucocorticoids. He has published extensively in the leading scientific journals on these topics.


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|Dec 28, 1999
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|Jan 7, 1997
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|Jan 7, 1997
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|Robert E. Bidwell, Arnold Melman
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1. Field of the Invention
The subject invention is directed to catheters, and more particularly, to a urinary drainage catheter having a lubricated sheath associated therewith to reduce irritation to the urethra during insertion and removal of the catheter, and while the catheter is positioned therein in a functioning mode.
2. Description of the Related Art
Urethral catheters that are placed within a patient's lower urinary tract are well known in the art. One type of urethral catheter is a retention catheter. Retention catheters are supported in the patient's bladder to continuously remove urine therefrom. One type of urinary retention catheter is known in the art as a Foley catheter. It consists of an elongated tube through which extends a main drain lumen. The catheter is placed through the patient's urethra so that the distal end thereof extends into the patient's bladder and the proximal end remains outside the patient's body. An inlet opening is provided at the distal end of the catheter to allow urine to drain into the main lumen and pass into a collection bag associated with the proximal end of the catheter.
Foley catheters are retained within the patient's bladder and urethra by an inflatable balloon located at the distal end of the elongated tube proximate to the inlet opening of the main lumen. An inflation lumen connects the balloon to the proximal end of the catheter so that a liquid may be passed under pressure to the balloon to expand the balloon. A valve is generally provided to maintain the liquid under pressure so that the balloon remains inflated.
Often, a urinary catheter will remain within the urethra for years at a time, presenting general discomfort to the patient. Such discomfort will be heightened when there is relative movement between the catheter and the urethra. This discomfort results from friction between the outer wall of the catheter and the inner wall of the urethra, and is magnified by even minimal movement of the patient. In addition, the internal cardiac rhythm of the body on breathing, turning in bed and walking may create an irritating friction generating movement of the urethra relative to the catheter. This irritation may be compounded by infection, further complicating and lengthening patient recovery. Even greater discomfort will be experienced when the catheter is removed from the urethra after use.
Several prior art devices have been provided to reduce such discomfort through the use of lubricants, as described, for example, in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,726,281 and 5,098,379. In U.S. Pat. No. 5,209,726, a catheter is disclosed which has an elongated body enclosed by a resilient sleeve which defines a cavity containing a lubricating substance effective to permit the sleeve to slide along the outer surface of the catheter body. Thus, in use, when the catheter body moves in response to movements of the patient's body, the sleeve will move relative to the urethra. However, during insertion and removal of this catheter, significant frictional contact will occur between the sleeve and the urethra, causing considerable discomfort to the patient. The subject invention provides an improvement over these prior art devices.
The subject invention is directed to a urethral drainage catheter system configured to reduce patient discomfort during insertion, utilization, and removal. The drainage catheter system includes an elongate catheter body having an interior lumen extending therethrough defined by an interior surface and having an exterior surface. An elongate tubular sheath is operatively associated with the catheter body and has opposed first and second ends. The first and second ends of the sheath are supported adjacent the exterior surface of the catheter body. A layer of lubricant is sealingly disposed between the sheath and the catheter body along the interior and exterior surfaces thereof to reduce frictional resistance between the sheath and the catheter body. The drainage catheter prevents discomfort to the patient by eliminating relative movement between the catheter and the urethra because the friction is absorbed by the catheter.
The subject invention is further directed to a closed system collection bag useable with the drainage catheter system. The closed system collection bag includes a fluid entry portion defining a fluid conduit. The conduit has a one-way fluid valve in line to prevent back flow of fluid and a gas separation chamber for venting gas to the atmosphere. The fluid entry portion further includes at least one one-way gas valve for preventing entry of ambient air into the collection bag. A main liquid reservoir is in fluid communication with the fluid entry portion for receiving and storing liquid therein. The collection bag further includes a sealed drainage member in fluid communication with the main liquid reservoir for permitting drainage of the main liquid reservoir.
Finally, the subject invention is also directed to a saddle bag suitable for supporting the collection bag about a body part of a patient. The saddle bag includes a main body portion and a plurality of mounting pads attached to the main body portion. The mounting pads are provided with adhesive backing thereon for adherence to a patient's skin. Collection bag mounting structure is formed in the main body portion for releasably mounting a collection bag thereon.
Various preferred embodiments are described herein with reference to the drawings, wherein:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the drainage catheter system;
FIG. 2 is a side partial cross-sectional view of a distal portion of the drainage catheter system shown in FIG. 1, partially inserted into a patient's urethra;
FIG. 3 is a side cross-sectional view of a distal end portion of the drainage catheter shown in FIG. 1, inserted in a patient's urethra;
FIG. 4 is a side partial cross-sectional view of the drainage catheter system of FIG. 1, inserted in a patient's urethra with a retention balloon inflated;
FIG. 5 is a side partial cross-sectional view of the proximal portion of the drainage catheter system shown in FIG. 1, with a fluid pressure source connected to an outlet tube;
FIG. 6 is a partial side view of the drainage catheter system shown in FIG. 1, including an alternative embodiment of the sheath including a plurality of annular seals;
FIG. 7 is a partial cross-sectional view of a portion of the drainage catheter system shown in FIG. 6;
FIG. 8 is a perspective view of an alternative embodiment of the sheath;
FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view taken along section line 9--9 of FIG. 8;
FIG. 10 is a top view of a portion of another alternative embodiment of the sheath;
FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view taken along section line 11--11 shown in FIG. 10;
FIG. 12 is a partial cross-sectional view of a portion of the proximal end of the drainage catheter system shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view taken along section line 13--13 of FIG. 12;
FIG. 14 is a perspective view with parts separated of an elongated bladder keeper;
FIG. 15 is a side cross-sectional view of the proximal end of the elongated bladder keeper shown in FIG. 14;
FIG. 16 is a side cross-sectional view of the elongated bladder keeper shown in FIG. 14 in conjunction with the drainage catheter of FIG. 1, inserted in a patient's urethra and engaging the bladder;
FIG. 17 is a perspective view of a fluid introduction and clot auger;
FIG. 18 is a side cross-sectional view of the proximal end of the fluid introduction and clot auger shown in FIG. 17;
FIG. 19 is a side cross-sectional view of the fluid introduction and clot auger shown in FIG. 17 in conjunction with the drainage catheter system shown in FIG. 1, inserted in a patient's urethra;
FIG. 20 is a cross-sectional view taken along section lines 20--20 of FIG. 19;
FIG. 21 is a partial cross-sectional view of the distal end of the fluid introduction and clot auger shown in FIG. 17;
FIG. 22 is a side partial cross-sectional view of the distal end of the drainage catheter system shown in FIG. 1, as it is being removed from a patient's urethra;
FIG. 23 is a partial cross-sectional view of a distal end of an alternate embodiment of a drainage catheter system;
FIG. 24 is a partial cross-sectional view of the drainage catheter system shown in FIG. 23, being removed from a patient's urethra;
FIG. 25 is a side view of a collection bag constructed in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 26 is a side elevational view of a portion of the collection bag shown in FIG. 25;
FIG. 27 is a top perspective view of a collection bag saddle constructed in accordance with the invention;
FIG. 28 is a bottom perspective view of the collection bag saddle shown in FIG. 27;
FIG. 29 is a top perspective view of the collection bag shown in FIG. 25 and the collection bag saddle shown in FIG. 27, in spaced apart alignment; and
FIG. 30 is a side perspective view of the collection bag of FIG. 25 and collection bag saddle of FIG. 27, secured to a patient.
Preferred embodiments of the presently disclosed drainage catheter system will be described in detail with reference to the drawings, in which like reference numerals designate identical or corresponding elements in each of the several views. In the drawings and in the description which follows, the term "proximal", as is traditional, will refer to the end of the surgical apparatus which is closest to the operator, while the term "distal" will refer to the end which is furthest from the operator.
Referring now to the drawings, FIGS. 1-5 illustrate the drainage catheter system of the subject invention shown generally as 10. The system includes a drainage tube 12 dimensioned for insertion into a patient's urethra 13, and a sheath 14 which is attached and sealed about the exterior of the drainage tube 12 to reduce friction during insertion, and eliminate discomfort while the tube is in place for an extended period of time. A sheath grip 16 having a cylindrical throughbore dimensioned to slidably receive drainage tube 12 is fastened to one end of sheath 14. Drainage catheter system 10 also includes first and second inlet tubes 18 and 20 which communicate with first and second lumens 22 and 24, respectively, formed in drainage tube 12. A lubricant 26 is preferably disposed between sheath 14 and the exterior of drainage tube 12 to facilitate sliding movement of tube 12 with respect to sheath 14. A fluid, such as air, liquid or lubricant may also be supplied, via first inlet tube 18 and first lumen 22, to inflate sheath 14 and form a fluid cushion between sheath 14 and the exterior of drainage tube 12. A retention balloon 28 positioned about the distal end of drainage tube 12 communicates with second lumen 24 and may be inflated by connecting a source of pressure to second inlet tube 20.
Referring to FIGS. 6 and 7, sheath 14, when inflated, provides a seal along the entire length of the catheter between the outer surface thereof and the inner surface of the urethra. The sheath 14 may be further provided with at least one annular seal 30 which further seals the outer surface of sheath 14 against the inner wall of the urethra to prevent ascending infection. Preferably, multiple seals 30 are provided, with at least one being located adjacent the proximal end of sheath 14. Seal 30 may be formed by providing annular rings of reduced thickness in the sheath which are less capable of containing the pressure of inflation supplied through inlet tube 18. Thus, during inflation of sheath 14, the annular rings form a number of distended annular bulges which engage the urethra wall. Annular seals 30 may have varying configurations and/or dimensions so long as the required sealing is provided.
A multiplicity of bumps or projections 32 may also be formed on the external face of sheath 14 to aid in reducing slippage of sheath 14 against the urethra. As illustrated in FIGS. 8-11, projections 30 may have a variety of configurations, e.g., circular, rectangular, etc. Sheath 14 including bumps 32 may be formed by dipping a stainless steel mandrel having a multiplicity of depressions into rubber or latex and subsequently turning the sheath inside out so as to direct projections 32 radially outwardly.
Operation of drainage catheter system 10 will now be described with reference to FIGS. 2-5. Referring to FIG. 2, the distal end of drain tube 12 is inserted into the urethra 13, in the direction indicated by arrow "A", by grasping sheath grip 16, and pushing drain tube 12 therethrough. Referring to FIG. 3, as drain tube 12 is advanced through sheath grip 16, the distal end of tube 12 progressively deploys the sheath located within the drain tube 12 onto the inner wall of the urethra 13 to provide a path for itself as it is advanced towards the bladder 34 (FIG.4). Referring to FIG. 4, once the tip of drain tube 12 enters bladder 34, retention balloon 28 is inflated by supplying pressurized fluid 36 through second inlet tube 20 and second lumen 24, to secure drain tube 12 in place. Referring to FIG. 5, sheath 14 may also be inflated by supplying pressurized fluid 38 through first inlet tube 18 and first lumen 22, to provide the aforementioned air cushion between tube 12 and the inner wall of the urethra 13.
Referring now to FIGS. 12 and 13, drainage catheter system 10 further includes a connector member 40 secured to the proximal end of drain tube 12. Connector member 40 has a branch portion 42 adapted to be connected to a collection bag 45 (See FIG. 1) and an access portion 44 including an access port 46. A seal 48 is removably positioned within access port 46 and may be threadably fastened therein. A fluid diverter 50 is fastened to plug 48 such that when plug 48 is positioned within access port 46, diverter 50 is positioned to smoothly direct fluid into branch portion 42. Diverter 50 includes a key 52 which is configured to be received in a slot 54 formed in the access portion 44 to ensure proper alignment of diverter 50 in access portion 44.
Referring to FIGS. 14-16, drainage catheter system 10 further includes several accessory devices including an elongated bladder keeper, shown generally as 100 in FIG. 14. Elongated bladder keeper 100 includes an elongated body portion 102 dimensioned to extend through the length of drain tube 12, a cap retainer 104 having a seal 106, and a biasing member 108 positioned to bias a button 110 connected to the proximal end of body portion 102 to move body portion 102 proximally within tube 12. A diverter portion 103 of body portion 102 is positioned to direct fluid flow smoothly towards branch portion 42.
In use, elongated bladder keeper 100 is inserted through access port 46 in connector member 40 to a position adjacent the distal end of drain tube 12. Button 110 is pressed to advance elongated body portion 102 against the bias of member 108 to advance an engaging member 112 formed on the distal end of body portion 102 through the distal end of drain tube 12. Elongated bladder keeper 102 functions to prevent bladder 34 from sealing the open distal end of drain tube 12.
Another accessory device, a fluid introduction and clot auger, shown generally as 200, is illustrated in FIGS. 17-21. Fluid introduction and clot auger 200 includes an elongated body portion 202 insertable through access port 46 and drain tube 12. An auger blade 204 is formed on the outer surface of body portion 202. Body portion 202 is hollow and includes a milti-ported distal end 206. A proximal end of body portion 202 is adapted to receive a source of fluid 208. A cap retainer 210 is provided to rotatably secure fluid introduction and clot auger 200 to connector member 40. A knurled wheel 209 is secured to the proximal end of body portion 202 to facilitate rotation of auger blade 204. In use, a cleaning fluid, such as saline is supplied through body portion 202 and auger 204 is rotated within drain tube 12 to clean and remove clots and debris from drain tube 12.
Referring to FIG. 22, when the drainage catheter system 10 is no longer needed, the retention balloon 28 and the pressurized sheath 14 are deflated. As the drain tube 12 is pulled free, in the direction indicated by arrow "C", the flaccid sheath 14 peels away from the walls of the urethra and exits the patient following the drain tube 12.
Referring now to FIGS. 23 and 24, in an alternate embodiment retention balloon 28 may be positioned between sheath 14 and drain tube 12. One end of sheath 14 is connected to the interior of the drain tube adjacent its distal end, while the opposite end of the sheath 14 is connected to the exterior of drain tube 12. Once again, as drain tube 12 is pulled from the urethra 13, in the direction indicated by arrow "D", the flaccid sheath peels away from the walls of the urethra and exits the patient following drain tube 12.
Referring now to FIGS. 25 and 26, a novel collection bag 600 is illustrated for use with the catheter described above. It is also contemplated that this collection bag may be used with conventional drainage catheters already in use in the medical field. In addition, although shown as a urine collection bag, it is also envisioned that the novel features of this bag may be used to collect other fluids such as e.g. blood.
Collection bag 600 is preferably formed of a combination of light weight, inexpensive sheet plastics with injection molded components incorporated therein as discussed below. Other materials of construction may be substituted as needed depending upon application or design. The embodiments of collection bag 600 illustrated herein are adapted to be used in conjunction with a novel bag saddle described in detail hereinbelow. One skilled in the art will readily appreciate, however, that catheter bag 600 may be configured for use along with using conventional mounting structure such as, e.g. straps, surgical tape, etc.
Starting at the upper left hand side of collection bag 600, a fluid entry portion, shown generally at 602, is configured to be connected to a catheter drain. Preferably, fluid entry portion 602 is injection molded. Connector portion 604 is configured and dimensioned to receive a distal connector formed on the catheter drain. Preferably, this connector is a quick release connector designed for ease of operation by either hand. The neck 606 of connector portion 604 is flared to facilitate a secure press fit connection between the catheter connector and the fluid entry portion 602.
An acid pad 608 is disposed adjacent connector portion 604 such that urine entering the fluid entry portion 602 flows over pad 608. This feature serves to prevent crystallization of the urine which crystallization could inhibit the operation of subsequent valving structure described below. Preferably, the acid pad 608 is treated with ascorbic acid, however, one skilled in the art will appreciate that any urine soluble fluid which inhibits crystallization may be used.
After encountering acid pad 608, entering urine passes, by gravity, through one-way valve 610 and collects in observation pool 612. In this embodiment one-way valve 610 is configured as a flutter-type valve. However, any one-way valve which prevents accidental back flow of fluid may be substituted. Observation pool 612 is dimensioned to retain a small amount of "fresh" urine for direct visual observation and evaluation.
A drip ledge 614 allows excess urine to pass out of the observation pool 612 and drip into gas separation chamber 616. In this area, any gas carried with the liquid urine is permitted to vent from the system. Entrained gas moves upward through passages 618 into a gas test chamber 620. Interposed between pas separation chamber 616 and gas test chamber 620 are two valves. The first valve 622 is a floating ball valve designed to prevent accidental flow of liquid into the gas test chamber 620. The second valve 624, is a one way flutter valve for preventing back migration of gas from the gas test chamber 620 into the gas separation chamber 616. Second valve 624 also serves to prevent ambient air from entering and/or contaminating the closed system.
The gas test chamber 620 contains one or more indicator pads 626. These pads may contain indicators which signal the presence of, e.g. CO2 or bacterial activity. After passing the gas test chamber 620, the gas is exposed to a deodorant 628 before venting through exit port 630 into the atmosphere.
Liquid, flowing over drip ledge 614, forms into droplets which may provide the attending physician with a urine drop count and estimation of urine flow in real time. As the liquid flows out of the observation pool 612 and into the gas separation chamber 620, it collects in a liquid collection chamber 632. An invert 634 extends downward into liquid collection chamber 632. This invert 634 forces gas venting from the liquid urine to remain in the gas separation chamber 620 and also provides a pathway through the liquid urine for gas generated in the main collection reservoir 636 described below. This provides the physician with a means for determining the situs of a bacteriological infection. For example, if the CO2 gas is generated in the patient, the bubbles will be apparent on the left side of the invert 634. If, however, the bacterial contamination is in the collection bag itself, the CO2 bubbles will appear on the right side of the invert 634.
Downstream of invert 634 is exit port 638 which directs the urine through passage 640 into the main collection reservoir 636. This reservoir 636 is provided with an initial graduated cavity 642 divided into predetermined volumetric levels 644-648. These volumetric levels preferably correspond to neonatal, infant, child, and adult levels, respectively. The initial graduated cavity 642 permits fine measurements of urine output. Preferably, initial graduated cavity 642 may be emptied into primary reservoir 650 by, for example, squeezing the cavity upward from the bottom. As shown in FIG. 26, once the graduated cavity 642 fills, the liquid urine passes into primary reservoir 650. An access port 652 is provided adjacent the bottom of primary reservoir 650 to allow for sampling and/or testing of the collected urine.
Drainage of the primary reservoir 650 is accomplished through drain 654 which is in fluid communication with the reservoir 650. An emptying hose 656 is attached to the drain 654 and serves as a conduit for the drained liquid. When not in use, hose 656 is snap fit into holder 658 on the side of the catheter bag.
Thus, combined with seals located adjacent the proximal end of the catheter, catheter bag 600 provides a closed system for draining fluid from a patient. This closed system effectively reduces or prevents contamination of specimens and/or patients from ambient conditions.
Catheter bag 600 may also be provided with a marking surface 660 for recording, e.g. patient data, flow readings, volume readings, etc.
Referring now to FIGS. 27 and 28, a novel collection bag saddle is illustrated generally at 700. Although saddle 700 is specifically dimensioned to be used with collection bag 600 discussed above, novel features of saddle 700 may also be configured for use with conventional collection bags.
FIG. 27 illustrates a top perspective view of collection bag saddle 700. A pair of pads 702 are positioned adjacent opposite corners at the top portion of the saddle 700. These pads 702 are preferably provided with a biocompatible adhesive backing 704 (FIG. 28) which adheres to the patient's skin. Pads 702 are pivotably connected to the main body of saddle 700 in order to better facilitate positioning. This pivotable connection is shown as a living hinge 706 but may also be formed by other known pivoting structure. A channel 718 is formed in one pad and is configured to orient and hold the catheter in proper orientation. Another channel 720 is provided adjacent this pad to orient the fluid entry portion 602 of catheter bag 600.
Another pad 708 is pivotably mounted below the main body of the saddle 700. As with pads 702, it is preferred that a biocompatible adhesive 710 be applied on a back surface of the pad 708 to facilitate adhesion to the patient's skin.
Pads 702 and 708 serve to stabilize and mount the saddle 700 without the need for over application of adhesive tape. This mounting structure further minimizes the area of the skin which is in contact with the adhesive. Since saddle 700 can remain on the patient for extended periods, the discomfort associated with frequent removal of adhesive tape over large areas of skin when bags are removed is effectively eliminated.
The upper surface of the saddle 700 has a raised area 712 which provides a hard, flat surface below the collection bag 600 (See, FIG. 27) to permit written data entry thereon, e.g. in the marking surface 660 or other similar area provided on conventional collection bags (not shown). Another raised area 714 is provided adjacent the left side of the saddle 700 corresponding to the graduated cavity 642 of catheter bag 600. This raised area 714 provides a backing for recording liquid levels. In addition, when the physician elects to monitor very fine flow levels using catheter bag 600, after the graduated cavity has been filled, it may be emptied simply by placing pressure over choke point 716 and then compressing the cavity upward to evacuate the liquid. The graduated cavity is now configured to accurately measure liquid flow rates.
Referring to FIG. 28, the rear surface of the saddle 700 is faced with a biocompatible open cell foam 722 which allows air to circulate directly over the skin of the patient. This provides a more comfortable fit during periods of long term use.
As illustrated in FIG. 29, the collection bag 600 has two main points of connection to saddle 700. One connection is adjacent the fluid entry portion 602 and the other is adjacent the drain 654. Both of these areas are preferably injection molded and have constricted areas which press fit into the saddle with minimal pressure. In addition, a pair of protrusions 724 are formed in saddle 700 and are configured to be received in mounting holes 662 of the catheter bag 600.
The bottom of the hose 656 is retained and controlled at the base of the bag 600 by its attachment to the injection molded at the drain 654. The top of the drain hose is secured by holder 658 formed into the catheter bag 600 while the mid-portion of the hose 656 is positioned in hose channel 726 formed in the saddle 700.
FIG. 30 illustrates a catheter bag 600/saddle 700 combination in position on a patient. The saddle 700 is secured to the patient's thigh and the bag 600 is easily removable therefrom to facilitate change without the need to re-position the bag.
These and other features of the subject invention will be readily apparent to one having ordinary skill in the art from the drawings and photographs which accompany this disclosure. The above description should not be construed as limiting, but merely as exemplifications of preferred embodiments. Moreover, various modifications may be made to the embodiments disclosed herein. For example, the acid pad, which prevents crystallization which may inhibit operation of subsequent valving structure, may be positioned at any location suitable to perform this function, such as, downstream of the observation pool. Those skilled in the art will envision other modifications within the scope and spirit of the claims appended hereto.
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|U.S. Classification
|604/264, 604/351, 604/349, 604/353, 604/317, 604/99.04
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jun 30, 2003
|Fee payment
Year of fee payment: 4
|Jul 11, 2007
|Maintenance fee reminder mailed
|Dec 28, 2007
|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
|Feb 19, 2008
|Expired due to failure to pay maintenance fee
Effective date: 20071228


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Condo Complex: Alpenblick
This 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath deluxe townhome has three levels, is within walking distance to the heart of Aspen, and is only two blocks from the Silver Queen Gondola.
This unit features and upstairs den with flatscreen TV, a leather wraparound sofa and a private deck. Other unit amenities include an upgraded kitchen and bathrooms, including a jetted tub in the master bathroom; air conditioning on the top two levels; flatscreen TVs throughout; washer/dryer; dishwasher; and a wood-burning fireplace.
Complex amenities at the Alpenblick include an outdoor heated pool and hot tub; complimentary Aspen airport transfers; on-site free parking; ski lockers; and free Wi-Fi.
All Frias Properties guests receive complimentary access to local health club facilities. (Passes can be obtained from any Frias front desk during regular business hours.)
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747 S. Galena Street
Reviews for Alpenblick Unit 14
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"Excellent facility - good size, clean. Very helpful staff"
good size, clean. Very helpful staff. Great location too!-
-AM on 08/18/2011
Reviews for Alpenblick Unit 14
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"Location, Location, Location!"
We had 5 adults in our party and had plenty of room for all of us. The updated bathrooms were lovely and the kitchen was great as we ate dinner in. The hot tub was close by and enjoyable too! Two blocks away from great shopping and skiing, what more can you ask for!?!
-A FlipKey verified reviewer on 12/19/2011


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H.CON.RES.103: Authorizing the use of the Capitol Grounds for the District of Columbia Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run.
|Eleanor Holmes Norton, D-DC
|June 23, 2014
|House Transportation and Infrastructure
Bill Progress
- Bill introduced in the House
- Bill passed in the House
- Bill passed in the Senate
- Bill signed into law
Bill Actions
Last Action
|July 29, 2014
|Message on Senate action sent to the House.
|July 28, 2014
|Resolution agreed to in Senate without amendment by Unanimous Consent.
|July 27, 2014
|Received in the Senate.
|July 25, 2014
|On agreeing to the resolution Agreed to without objection. (text: CR H6844)
|July 25, 2014
|Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
|July 25, 2014
|Mr. Barletta asked unanimous consent to take from the Speaker's table and consider.
|July 25, 2014
|Considered by unanimous consent. (consideration: CR H6844)
|July 23, 2014
|Reported by the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. H. Rept. 113-549.
|July 23, 2014
|Placed on the House Calendar, Calendar No. 127.
|July 15, 2014
|Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management Discharged.
|July 15, 2014
|Committee Consideration and Mark-up Session Held.
|July 15, 2014
|Ordered to be Reported by Voice Vote.
|June 23, 2014
|Referred to the Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management.
|June 22, 2014
|Referred to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.


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