Steven K Juhn

US Patent:

43345387, Jun 15, 1982

Filed:

Dec 12, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/103072

Inventors:

Steven K. Juhn - New Brighton MN

International Classification:

A61M 100

US Classification:

128276

Abstract:

An aspirator for manually collecting liquid samples, particularly for medical purposes, comprising a handle connected to a vacuum source and having a sample collection vial fitting into a cavity in the handle with a finger control vent in the cavity and having a tubing to function as the probe for the sample to be collected, the tubing leading into the sample collection vial.

US Patent:

46416633, Feb 10, 1987

Filed:

May 17, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/735098

Inventors:

Steven K. Juhn - New Brighton MN

International Classification:

A61M 520

US Classification:

128765

Abstract:

A viewer for optically inspecting the interior ear cavity having a tubular body with a passage having an open end adapted to be inserted into the ear cavity and a lens in optical alignment with the passage. A light mounted on the viewer operates to illuminate the passage and interior cavity adjacent the open inner end thereof. The viewer is used with a collector to manually collect liquid samples from the ear cavity. The collector has an elongated tube associated with a plunger that is spring biased to an out position. A releasable latch holds the plunger in an in position. When the latch is disengaged from the plunger the biasing spring moves the plunger to its out position thereby drawing fluid into the tube.

US Patent:

47668865, Aug 30, 1988

Filed:

Feb 9, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/012357

Inventors:

Steven K. Juhn - New Brighton MN

International Classification:

A61B 122

US Classification:

128 9

Abstract:

A viewer has a speculum, lens and light that is used to enable a person to visually examine the tissue and tympanic membrane of the middle ear of a human and fluids located therein. A fluid collector for withdrawing fluids from the middle ear has a piston and cylinder assembly joined to an enlongated fluid pick-up tube. The piston is moved with a biasing spring relative to the cylinder to draw fluid through the tube and into the cylinder.