in the portion of the invention shown in fig1 through 4 , cannulated injection system 1 has a proximal end 2 and a distal end 3 to which is mounted nozzle 4 . system 1 has a hollow body 5 and a piston assembly 6 in the body . referring to fig5 - 9 , body 5 of inner diameter 10 , outer diameter 11 and length 12 has a proximal end 13 and a distal end 14 . proximal end 13 has a flange 15 of thickness 16 and , as viewed in fig7 , an approximately rectangular shape of width 17 and length 18 . distal end 14 has a cannulation 19 of diameter 20 , grooves 21 of width 22 and shoulders 23 . referring to fig1 - 14 , piston outer member 30 has a proximal end 31 having a flange 32 of thickness 33 and approximate rectangular shape of width 34 and length 35 . protruding from the most proximal surface 36 of flange 32 is cylindrical projection 37 of diameter 38 and height 52 , displaced a distance 39 from axis 40 of outer member 30 and at angle 41 . distal end 42 has a cylindrical portion 54 of diameter 43 and length 44 . positioned distance 45 from the most distal surface 46 is an o - ring groove 47 of width 48 and depth 49 . centered with surface 46 is circular pocket 50 of diameter 51 and depth 53 . a cannulation 59 of diameter 55 extending coaxial with axis 40 and from the most proximal surface 36 to pocket 50 . four equally spaced grooves 60 of width 56 and depth 57 extend distance 58 from a planar surface 59 of pocket 50 . distal to and adjacent to flange 32 , cylindrical segment 62 of diameter 63 extends a distance 64 . coaxial with cannulation 59 and extending from most distal surface 65 of cylindrical segment 62 to most proximate surface 66 of distal cylindrical portion 54 . outer member mid - portion 67 has a circular cross - section radius 68 . four ribs 69 each have a thickness 70 and length 71 that are twice the sum of radius 68 . length 71 and diameter 43 are each slightly less than inner diameter 10 of body 5 . referring to fig1 - 19 , piston inner member 80 having a central cannulation 81 of diameter 82 , has a length 83 , a proximal end 84 and a distal end 85 . distal end 85 has a distal flange 86 of thickness 87 and diameter 88 that is coaxial with cannulation 81 . thickness 87 is equal to depth 53 of pocket 50 of piston outer member 30 ( fig1 - 13 ) and diameter 88 is slightly less than diameter 51 of pocket 50 of piston outer member 30 ( fig1 - 13 ). four axial holes 89 of diameter 90 are equally spaced angularly in flange 86 a distance 91 from axis 92 of cannulation 81 . coaxial with flange 86 and extending distance 93 therefrom is cylindrical segment 94 of diameter 95 . diameter 95 is slightly less than the diameter 58 of grooves 60 of outer member 30 ( fig1 - 13 ). coaxial with cannulation 81 and extending proximally from cylindrical segment 94 distance 96 cylindrical segment 97 of diameter 98 has four axially oriented pockets 191 , each having orthogonal planar faces 99 and radial surfaces 100 coaxial with cannulation 81 extending the length of segment 97 so as to form ribs 102 of thickness 101 . diameter 98 is slightly less than diameter 55 of cannulation 59 of outer member 30 . cylindrical pocket 110 of diameter 111 equal to twice the radius of radial faces 100 extends length 112 from distal end 84 so as to form four protruding ribs 116 of axial length 112 . coaxial with pocket 110 is cylindrical pocket 113 of diameter 114 and length 115 , diameter 114 being less than diameter 111 . distance 117 from proximal end 84 is circumferential groove 118 of width 119 and depth 120 . cannulation 81 is flared at angle 109 at its distal end . referring to fig2 - 24 , rotational cap 120 of thickness 121 has a serrated upper surface 122 of width 123 and length 124 equal to width 34 and length 35 of flange 32 of outer member 30 . a circular recess 125 of diameter 126 and depth 127 is centered in upper surface 122 . coaxial with recess 125 , passage 128 has a cross - section identical to the cross - section of segment 97 of inner member 80 except slightly larger . radial passage 130 of width 131 , depth 132 and angular length 133 is centered distance 134 from the center of cap 120 , width 131 being slightly greater than diameter 38 of protrusion 37 and depth 132 being greater than length 52 of protrusion 37 , and distance 134 being equal to distance 39 of outer member 30 . four holes 135 of diameter 136 are equally spaced on a circle of diameter 137 coaxial with recess 125 . referring to fig2 - 27 , retainer 140 is formed from resilient stainless steel sheet material of thickness 141 . retainer 140 of diameter 142 has a perimetral planar region 143 and a central domed region 144 formed to a spherical radius 145 . central in retainer 140 , opening 146 has a cross - section identical to that of opening 128 in rotational cap 120 except that distance 147 is less than diameter 98 of segment 97 of inner member 80 . four holes 148 of diameter 149 are equally spaced on a circle of diameter 201 . referring to fig2 - 30 , seal retainer 150 has outer diameter 151 , length 152 and cannulation 153 of diameter 154 and is made of a rigid polymeric material . referring to fig3 - 33 , seal 160 of diameter 161 and thickness 162 is made from a compliant silicone material or similar . centered in seal 160 is hole 163 of diameter 164 . referring to fig3 - 38 , piston assembly 6 has inner member 80 rotatably assembled within cannulation 59 of outer member 30 such that the distal surface of distal flange 86 is flush with distal - most surface 46 of outer member 30 . proximal end 84 of inner member 80 protrudes through opening 128 of rotational cap 120 . inner member 80 is retained within outer member 30 by retainer 140 which engages groove 118 of inner member 80 . retainer 140 produces a tensile force in member 80 such that distal flange 86 is held tightly against proximal planar surface 59 of pocket 50 of outer member 80 . seal 160 is retained between the shoulder formed by the intersection of cylindrical pocket 113 with the distal end of cylindrical pocket 110 , and seal retainer 150 which is inserted into cylindrical pocket 110 . o - ring 180 is installed in groove 47 of outer member 30 . protrusion 37 of outer member 30 engages radial slot 130 of rotational cap 120 so as to limit rotation to no more than angle 133 . referring to fig3 , with inner member rotated as shown in fig3 - 38 (“ aspirate ” position ), holes 89 in distal flange 86 of inner member 80 are aligned with grooves 60 in cannulatiion 59 of outer member 30 . grooves 60 allow aspiration flow past cylindrical segment 94 of inner member 80 into axial pockets 190 of inner member 80 to produce aspiration path 200 . the aspiration path continues from pockets 190 through holes 135 in rotational cap 120 and through holes 148 in retainer 140 . referring to fig4 - 45 , with inner member rotated to the “ ready ” position , rotation is limited by protrusion 37 of outer member 30 acting with radial slot 130 of rotational cap 120 . referring to fig4 , with the inner member in the “ ready ” position , distal flange 86 of inner member 80 prevents flow from entering grooves 60 in cannulation 59 of outer member 30 . referring to fig4 - 51 , nozzle 4 has a proximal end 210 and a distal end 211 . proximal end 210 has a cylindrical portion 212 , cylindrical protrusions 213 orthogonal to axis 214 of nozzle 4 , and hub 215 which in combination form a j - lock 222 . cylindrical distal region 216 has diameter 217 and length 218 . multiple nozzles having a range of diameters 217 and lengths 218 will be supplied with each instrument . diameters 217 and length 218 of a nozzle selected for use are determined by the application to which cannulated syringe 1 will be aplied . for instance , some procedures may require a nozzle having a large diameter and short length , while others require a small diameter and long length , or some other combination of diameter 217 and length 218 . a cannulation 219 of diameter 220 extends the length of nozzle 4 coaxial with axis 214 . referring again to fig1 - 4 , nozzle 4 is mounted to body 5 by j - lock 222 . during use a guide wire is placed to aid in positioning the syringe . piston assembly 6 is removed from the syringe and desired material to be injected is loaded into body 5 . rotatable cap 120 of piston assembly 6 is rotated to the “ aspirate ” position . while blocking cannulation 19 of body 5 to prevent loss of material , piston assembly 6 is inserted into body 5 and is advanced until the piston assembly distal end contacts the upper surface of the material and all air is aspirated . rotatable cap 120 is rotated to the “ ready ” position . an appropriate nozzle 4 is selected and mounted to syringe 1 . syringe 1 with nozzle 4 is positioned and advanced such that the guide wire passes through cannulation 219 of nozzle 4 , through cannulation 81 of inner member 80 , through seal 160 which deforms to accept the guide wire diameter , and through seal retainer 150 to exit the syringe proximal end . the syringe is advanced along the guide wire until properly positioned at the desired site . the piston is advanced in the syringe so as to deposit the desired amount of material at the site . when low viscosity materials which can be sucked into the syringe through the needle are used , or when the material is pre - loaded into the syringe by the manufacturer , it is not necessary for a user surgeon to vent air trapped between the face of the plunger and the material . in the case of low - viscosity materials , the syringe can be positioned with the needle pointed upward and the plunger advanced to expel the air . when the material is supplied pre - loaded in the syringe the air will have bee4n vented prior to shipping to the surgeon . an alternate embodiment of the invention , shown in fig5 - 55 , has a simplified plunger which does not have a means for venting , but does have a passage to allow the guide wire to pass through the plunger and a sealing means to prevent leakage around the guide wire . cannulated injection system 301 has a body 302 and a piston assembly 303 , body 302 having a proximal end 304 and a distal end 305 to which is removably mounted nozzle 306 , the nozzle being mounted in the same manner as in the previous embodiment . piston assembly 303 has an elongated portion 320 having seal 307 and retainer 308 mounted in its distal end 321 , the seal and the manner of mounting being the same as in the previous embodiment . cannulation 309 extends axially from seal 307 to proximal end 310 of component 320 , cannulation 309 being of a diameter sufficient to allow passage of a guide wire therethrough . sealing means 311 is mounted to component 320 at its distal end 321 . referring to nozzle 306 , cylindrical distal region 316 has diameter 317 and length 318 . multiple nozzles having a range of diameters 317 and lengths 318 will be supplied with each instrument . diameter 317 and length 318 of a nozzle selected for use are determined by the application to which cannulated syringe 301 will be applied . for instance , some procedures may require a nozzle having a large diameter and a short length , while other require a small diameter and long length , or some other combination of diameter 317 and length 318 . a cannulation 319 of diameter 328 extends the length of nozzle 306 coaxial with axis 329 . during use , a guide wire is placed to aid in positioning syringe 301 . a suitable nozzle 306 is selected and mounted to body 302 . if the material to be injected is not pre - loaded into syringe 301 , material is drawn into syringe 301 through nozzle 306 by partially withdrawing piston assembly 303 . nozzle 306 is then pointed upward and entrapped air expelled by advancing piston assembly 303 . syringe 301 with nozzle 306 is positioned and advanced such that the guide wire passes through cannulation 319 of nozzle 306 , through seal retainer 308 , through seal 307 whoch deforms to accept the guide wire diameter and through cannulation 309 to exit piston assembly 320 at its proximal end 310 . the syringe is advanced along the guide wire until properly positioned at the desired site . the piston is advanced in the syringe so as to deposit the desired amount of injectable material at the site . some materials to be injected are mixed from two components immediately prior to use in a ratio specified by the material manufacturer . such materials are most efficiently supplied pre - loaded into a syringe which has two barrels , the cross - sectional area of the barrels being of the same ratio as the required mixing ratio of the material . the pistons for the two barrels are mechanically linked so that advancing the pistons causes material to be expelled from each barrel of the syringe simultaneously . an embodiment of the cannulated injection system herein disclosed which is suitable for the injection of two - component materials is shown in fig5 - 61 . because the component materials are of low viscosity , venting of trapped air through the piston assembly is not required . referring to fig5 - 62 , cannulated injection system 501 has a body 502 and a piston assembly 503 , body 502 having a proximal end 504 and a distal end 505 to which is removably mounted nozzle 506 , the nozzle being mounted in the same manner as in the previous embodiments . body 502 has a first longitudinal cylindrical bore 508 of diameter 509 having a passage 510 at its distal end . passage 510 allows fluid flow between bore 508 and the proximal end of nozzle 506 . a second longitudinal cylindrical bore 511 of diameter 512 has a passage 513 at its distal end . passage 513 allows fluid flow between bore 511 and the proximal end of nozzle 506 . diameters 509 and 512 are selected such that the ratio of the cross - sectional area of bore 508 to bore 511 is the same as the required mixing ration of the material components . coaxial with nozzle 506 , seal 514 and seal retainer 515 are mounted within body 502 in the same manner as in the previous embodiments . coaxial with nozzle 506 , cannulation 516 having a diameter sufficient for passage of a guide wire therethrough extends from seal 514 to proximal end 504 of body 502 . referring to nozzle 506 , cylindrical distal region 516 has diameter 517 and length 518 . multiple nozzles having a range of diameters 517 and lengths 518 will be supplied with each instrument . diameter 517 and length 518 of a nozzle selected for use are determined by the application to which cannulated syringe 501 will be applied . for instance , some procedures may require a nozzle having a large diameter and a short length , while other require a small diameter and long length , or some other combination of diameter 517 and length 518 . a cannulation 519 of diameter 528 extends the length nozzle 506 , coaxial with axis 529 . as best seen in fig6 , piston assembly 503 has a first elongated portion 540 with a proximal end 541 and a distal end 542 on which is mounted a sealing means 543 . assembly 503 also has a second elongated portion 545 with a proximal end 546 and a distal end 547 on which is mounted sealing means 548 . proximal ends 541 and 546 are joined by a proximal flange 550 having a cylindrical opening 551 positioned so that when piston assembly 503 is assembled to body 502 , opening 551 is coaxial with axis 529 . during use , a guide wire is placed to aid in positioning syringe 501 . a suitable nozzle 506 is selected and mounted to body 502 . nozzle 506 is then pointed upward and entrapped air is expelled by advancing piston assembly 503 . syringe 501 with nozzle 506 is positioned and advanced such that the guide wire passes through cannulation 519 of nozzle 506 ; through seal retainer 515 ; through seal 514 , which deforms to accept the guide wire diameter ; and through cannulation 516 to exit body 502 at its proximal end 504 . the syringe is advanced along the guide wire until properly positioned at the desired site . the piston is advanced in the syringe so as to deposit the desired amount of material at the site . although preferred forms of my invention have been herein disclosed , it is to be understood that the present disclosure is by way of example and that variations are possible without departing from the subject matter coming within the scope of the following claims , which subject matter i regard as my invention .
a cannulated injection system having or more hollow bodies to receive material to be injected , a piston in each said hollow body to force material from said body through a nozzle having a passageway sized and selected to accommodate flow of the material therethrough and with the passageway arranged to accommodate a guide wire passed therethrough , the guide wire further being passed through support structure including a piston and hollow body in which said piston reciprocates or a support structure for a plurality of hollow bodies in which pistons reciprocates during use in simultaneously injecting material from said hollow bodies through said injection tip and around a guide wire passing through the tip .