| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 604356000 | Receptacle placed under or against body to collect discharge during surgical or obstetrical operations | 6 |
| 20100125260 | Device for men to manage the involuntary loss of bladder control - A device for men to manage the involuntary loss of bladder control, the device includes an upper portion integral to a lower portion, wherein the lower portion defines a retention body having a lower opening to access an inner chamber sized and shaped to accommodate the insertion of a male penis. The upper portion defines an upper hood having an open position and a closed position. A replaceable absorbent member is disposed on an interior of the upper portion, and an attachment member releasably secures the upper portion to the retention member such that the upper portion is in the closed position. The device further consists of a first layer having a plurality of vent holes positioned along the length and width of the first layer and, a second layer having a plurality of vent holes positioned along the length and width of the second layer. A plurality of dimples are sandwiched between the first and second layers that form a separation between the layers and provides ventilation to the inner chamber. | 05-20-2010 |
| 20110092930 | MEDICAL PROTECTIVE TABLE SHEETS - A disposable slip-resistant and preferably absorbent protective medical table sheet for protecting a medical table, such as an operating table or an examination table, from contamination due to contact with bodily fluids or other contaminants associated with a patient positioned upon the table sheet covering the medical table, and for resisting slippage between the patient and the table sheet and between the table sheet and the medical table and, if a lift sheet is used, between the table sheet and the lift sheet. The table sheet preferably includes an impermeable layer with a slip-resistant and absorbent layer of foam material on its upper side and a distribution of slip-resistant material on its lower side. The lower side of the impermeable layer may itself be comprised of slip-resistant material. The table sheet is preferably fan-and-book-foldable into a compact yet rapidly unfoldable table sheet. | 04-21-2011 |
| 20110190720 | FLUID ABSORBING SHEET - The present invention relates to a fluid absorbing sheet comprising a bottom- or under-layer of water- or fluid-tight material, a middle layer of super absorbent polymer (SAP) and an upper layer of diffusing material, the fluid absorbing sheet further comprises at least one water- or fluid-tight bag for collecting and/or disposing of body fluids and/or other body wastes. The invention also relates to a method of manufacturing such a sheet as well as its use. | 08-04-2011 |
| 20130296817 | DISPOSABLE PARTIALLY FLEXIBLE SURGICAL FLUID CONTAINER - A disposable partially flexible surgical fluid container. The apparatus includes a triangular shaped portion comprising a rigid fluid collection portion for storing fluids, a flexible sealing portion for creating a seal for catching surgical fluids, an ergonomic handle portion for grasping and holding and a horizontal bottom portion for standing the apparatus upright when placed on a flat surface. The flexible sealing portion includes a flexible, conformable material for conforming to flat, convex and concave wound surfaces and creating a seal between the flexible pouring portion and the wound surfaces to prevent leaking of collected surgical fluids (e.g., irrigation fluids, etc.) during a surgery. | 11-07-2013 |
| 20150088083 | Hand Pan TM - The Hand Pan™ is an improvement on existing plastic basins used for medical purposes. It is specifically designed and shaped to neatly accommodate the irrigating of hand wounds (traumatic and surgical) in the operating room and emergency room settings. Nothing else currently exists like it. | 03-26-2015 |
| 20150320928 | SURGICAL PLATFORM FOR EXTREMITIES - Platforms for irrigating, debriding, treating, and operating on wounds and infections in extremities are provided. | 11-12-2015 |
