Year: 1887

page_text: Date of Application, 10th June, 1887
Complete Left, 10th Oct., 1887
Complete Accepted, 18th Nov., 1887
I HERMANN JULIUS LANGE, Surgical Mechanician 47, Arthur Road, Tollington
Road, Holloway, N. do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as
follows:
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It is an Enema Nozzle, to which is attached a plate, moulded in such a form that
after insertion of the Nozzle into the Rectum the apparatus will keep in position
without being held.
HERMANN J. LANGE.
I HERMANN JULIUS LANGE 47 Arthur Road Surgical Mechanician Tollington
Road Holloway London N. do hereby declare the nature of this invention and in
what manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascer-
tained in and by the following statement :-
My invention has for its object an improvement upon the ordinary Enema Nozzles
hitherto used. Its advantages are that by its use the person who wishes to administer
to himself or herself an Enema can do so while sitting down on a chair or other
support after having placed the end of the nozzle in the rectum he or she

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then having both hands free to inject the enema. I will now describe my
invention reference being made to the accompanying drawing. I make my enema
nozzle of metal, vulcanite or of any other suitable material. It consists of the
following parts "a a nipple which enters the rectum "6" a base which may be of
various shapes "cc" a tube with an opening "d." When the nipple is inserted
into the bowel and the individual is seated or a chair on other support the nozzle
retains its position and the tube "cc" projects forwards between the legs. The
nozzle of any ordinary Enema syringe can then be inserted with perfect ease into the
opening "d" and the injection managed with ease as both hands are perfectly free.
Or the Enema syringe can be attached to the nozzle in the first place and the
apparatus filled with fluid before inserting the nipple into the rectum or the Enema
nozzle can be attached permanently to an Enema syringe'or Enema apparatus so
as to form a permanent part of that syringe or Enema apparatus.
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Figure 1. represents the Enema nozzle which may vary in shape, seen sideways.
Figure 2 represents the same nozzle as in figure 1. but seen from above.
Figure 3. represents another form of the Enema nozzle seen sideways.
Figure 4 represents the same Enema nozzle as in figure 3 but seen from above.
"in all the figures is the nipple for insertion into the rectum.
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6" in all the figures is the base.
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nipple.
in all the figures is the tube the cavity of which leads to and through the
"d" in all the figures is the opening into which the nozzle of any ordinary Enema
syringe can be inserted for injection.
"ee" in figures 1 and 2 and "f" in figures 3 and 4 represent junctions for
attaching the end of an ordinary Enema pipe."
Having now particularly described and ascertained, the nature of my said
Invention and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what
I claim is
1. Enema nozzles constructed with a base to the ordinary nipple which will keep
the nipple in position as far as necessary in the rectum without being held while the
individual sits comfortably on a chair or other support.
2. An extension of the nozzle to a position which can be conveniently reached by
the person administering to himself or herself an Enema while he or she is in a sitting
posture so that he or she can attach or detach if necessary an ordinary Enema
apparatus while remaining in that posture, or which can form a permanent part of
any Enema syringe or Enema apparatus.
3. The general construction of Enema nozzles as illustrated in the accompanying
drawing and hereintofore described.
Dated this 10th day of October 1887.