WO2020231429A1 - New use of a milk frother apparatus and a method for the preparation of a therapeutic foam for the treatment of varicose veins and other medical conditions. - Google Patents
New use of a milk frother apparatus and a method for the preparation of a therapeutic foam for the treatment of varicose veins and other medical conditions. Download PDFInfo
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- An apparatus and a method are described for the preparation of a therapeutic foam for the treatment of varicose vein and other medical conditions.
- a foam can be made by passing the gas/liquid mixture between two syringes through a three way stop cock valve (Tessari method) or a two-way valve (Easy Foam ®). These methods with the two syringes can be strenuous, tiring and wearing, and the foam that is accomplished is not homogeneous.
- the therapeutic foam for the treatment of the varicose veins comprises a sclerosing agent solution combined with physiological gases.
- the mixed frothed foam is aspirated or withdrawn with a syringe or any other device and injected in the varicose veins or any other organ or universal process that requires the use of a foam, and in this case, for the treatment of varicose veins.
- a new use for a milk frothing machine and a new method for the preparation of a therapeutic foam for the treatment of Varicose veins and other medical conditions is presented. It is an improvement to the traditional methods of preparing a sclerosing foam and microfoam for the sclerosis of the varicose veins.
- An apparatus, machine, device, process and method are disclosed. They will solve the problem of the exhausting, wearing and tiring existing methods and processes of manually creating, mixing and frothing of a foam (Tessari®, Easy Foam®), because it is automatic.
- the container, ampoule or reservoir are set or placed or positioned on a base that has the power to move and agitate the frothers, rings, springs or ecouvillons.
- the device has inlets and outlets for the introduction of the solution and the gases
- the outlets are for the withdrawal of the foam. It can have more than one inlet and more than one outlet.
- a ring or frother or a spring or an ecouvillon is at the base of the apparatus.
- Many other sources of energy can be used also
- the foam can be pressurized or not.
- the introduced gas can be under pressure and can be monitored by a gauge.
- the preparation of the foam is done by mixing the sclerosing agents or any substance with the addition of any pressurized gas or not. Then, by means of a motor or any source of propulsion, the gas / liquid mixture is frothed or agitated by the ring or ecouvillon or any agitator. The agitator or frother in the estimated time will create the foam.
- the present container can be pressurized or not. Furtherly the foam can be stored in another container for use or used directly from the apparatus with a syringe and inject it to the patient in a tissue when required.
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Abstract
The creation and production of the foam are for universal and extensive use of a foam. In any industry, not only for varicose veins and human use. It is used also for the treatment of vascular malformations, of congenital and hereditary etiology. It will be used also for the treatment of tumors that are vascularized and other tumors. It can be used in any tissue when used therapeutically. It can have many other uses as for the treatment of cysts. It can be used as a contrast media in Ultrasound echograms.
Description
DESCRIPTION. INTERNATIONAL PATENT APPLICATION.
Title of the Invention
New use of a Milk Frother Apparatus and a method for the preparation of a therapeutic foam for the treatment of Varicose veins and other medical conditions.
BACKGROUND
Field of the Invention
An apparatus and a method are described for the preparation of a therapeutic foam for the treatment of varicose vein and other medical conditions.
Description of the Related Art
Many methods and techniques have been described along history to treat varicose veins and its related pathology. Traditionally surgery is performed to treat larger varicose veins and more recently, endovenous laser ablation and radiofrequency also is used. For many years, the use of liquid sclerosis for the treatment of small varicose veins has been used. Alternatively, to surgery, endovenous mechanical ablations and liquid sclerosis, a foam can be made by passing the gas/liquid mixture between two syringes through a three way stop cock valve (Tessari method) or a two-way valve (Easy Foam ®). These methods with the
two syringes can be strenuous, tiring and wearing, and the foam that is accomplished is not homogeneous.
The therapeutic foam for the treatment of the varicose veins comprises a sclerosing agent solution combined with physiological gases. The mixed frothed foam is aspirated or withdrawn with a syringe or any other device and injected in the varicose veins or any other organ or universal process that requires the use of a foam, and in this case, for the treatment of varicose veins.
PRIOR ART
In the prior art, the patent was granted to the method and use of a microfoam for sclerosis of varicose veins, with the microfoam, but not to an automatic brother machine for the preparation of the foam for use in vein sclerotherapy. No such an apparatus has been described before. Many milk frothers have been granted with Patents (Karkos, US6095677A), but not an apparatus and a container and a reservoir to specifically create a foam for the sclerosis of veins and any tissue.
SUMMARY
A new use for a milk frothing machine and a new method for the preparation of a therapeutic foam for the treatment of Varicose veins and other medical conditions is presented. It is an improvement to the traditional methods of preparing a sclerosing foam and microfoam for the sclerosis of the varicose veins. An apparatus, machine, device, process and method are disclosed. They will solve the problem of the exhausting, wearing and tiring existing methods and processes of manually creating, mixing and frothing of a foam (Tessari®, Easy Foam®), because it is automatic. This new use of a milk frother in a
non-obvious shut, locked, sterile, safe container will be used by sclerotherapists in a medical setting, abandoning, but not necessarily, the manual methods and will be cheaper than the pressurized canister (Varithena ®) for dispensing foam.
DESCRIPTION
The container, ampoule or reservoir are set or placed or positioned on a base that has the power to move and agitate the frothers, rings, springs or ecouvillons.
The device has inlets and outlets for the introduction of the solution and the gases The outlets are for the withdrawal of the foam. It can have more than one inlet and more than one outlet. A ring or frother or a spring or an ecouvillon is at the base of the apparatus. There is an electromagnetic motor or any motor to propel and move the frother to froth and agitate the mixture and the solution for the preparation of the foam. Many other sources of energy can be used also The foam can be pressurized or not. The introduced gas can be under pressure and can be monitored by a gauge.
The preparation of the foam is done by mixing the sclerosing agents or any substance with the addition of any pressurized gas or not. Then, by means of a motor or any source of propulsion, the gas / liquid mixture is frothed or agitated by the ring or ecouvillon or any agitator. The agitator or frother in the estimated time will create the foam. The present container can be pressurized or not. Furtherly the foam can be stored in another container for use or used directly from the apparatus with a syringe and inject it to the patient in a tissue when required.
Claims
CLAIMS. INTERNATIONAL PATENT APPLICATION.
Title of the Invention
New use of a Milk Frother Apparatus and a method for the preparation of a therapeutic foam for the treatment of Varicose veins and other medical conditions.
Authors: Jose V Coll-Mazzei M.D., Victoria S. Coll and Veronica S. Coll
Address: 2643 Miller Ct, Weston, FL 33332
1- It is environmentally safe, small, practical and quiet.
2- It is hundreds of times less expensive than other methods of preparation of the foam in a pressurized cannister (Varithena R®).
3- It is going to improve the results and reduce the complications and side effects of the two syringes and two and three-way stop cock valve methods of production of foam and any other manual methods.
4- The foam will be more homogeneous. The foam is going to have more stability. It will have microbubbles, obtained from more soluble gases when these are selected for use.
5- The process is going to be cleaner, safer, and aseptic techniques will benefit the patients. It can be very easily manufactured and becomes an improvement to the manual methods and processes of preparation of foam.
6- The machine or device or apparatus may take various forms and shapes and sizes and commonly the user withdraws the frothed new formed foam from the device and injects it into a varicose vein. Also, the user can inject directly with a longer hose and connector.
7- The machine is to be also portable and can be disposable.
8- It will resolve the problem of the existing wearing, exhausting, and tiring methods and processes of manually creating and mixing for the preparation of a foam, because it is automatic, and you just need to press a button.
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