Connection device for merging at least two line sections in a vacuum wound treatment system

摘要

The invention relates to a connection device for merging at least two line sections in a vacuum-based wound treatment system, wherein the two line sections are arranged on the wound side in relation to the connection device, and wherein the connection device, on the side thereof facing away from the wound, can be connected to a third, multi-lumen line section leading to a vacuum-generating device; the connection device is designed, according to the invention, such that the at least two line sections have a multi-lumen configuration and these line sections each have a multi-lumen attachment device that can be brought into flow communication with the connection device, and such that separate lumens of the two line sections on the wound side also remain separate from each other inside the connection device and inside the third line section.

主权项

1. A connection device for merging at least two line sections in a vacuum wound treatment system, comprising:
a basic body, having a wound proximate side, a wound distal side and internal lumens; at least two line sections arranged on the wound proximate side, each said at least two line sections having multiple separated lumens and a first multi-lumen attachment device; and another line section arranged on the wound distal side and having multiple separated lumens, wherein the basic body is constructed for connection of the internal lumens to the multiple lumens of the at least two line sections on the wound proximate side via the attachment device and for connection of the internal lumens to the multiple separated lumens of the other line section so that the separated lumens of each of the at least two line sections remain separated within the basic body and within the other line section, wherein the internal lumens of the basic body are configured for merging the multiple lumens of one of the at least two line sections with the multiple lumens of the other one of the at least two line sections in one to one correspondence into one wound distal lumen.