A device for anchoring and directing medical tubing comprising a plate of flexible resilient material having an internal curved passageway(s), open at both ends, with a cross sectional area at least in segments thereof no greater than the cross sectional area of the tubes to be anchored. Each passageway communicates with a face of the plate by means of a slit or cut extending from the passageway wall to the surface of the plate along the entire length of the passageway. The plate may also be provided with slots remote from each other and from the passageway and extending completely through the plate, and with an elastic belt adapted to affix the plate to a patient by passing through one such slot, over the slit surface of the plate, through the other slot and around a member of the patient's body.
Francis John McConnell (August 18, 1871 August 18, 1953) was an American social reformer and a bishop in the Methodist Episcopal Church, elected in 1912.
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Evangelicals, Revolutionists, and Idealists: Six English Contributors to American Thought and Action
Francis McConnell (1954-1958), Linda Adams (1961-1965), James Gibbons (1961-1965), Rita Kelly (1942-1946), Donald Cassidy (1926-1938), Willard Stern (1928-1940)