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US 10,299,876 B2Granted
Urological kit packaging
AssigneeC.R. Bard, Inc.
InventorsThomas John Roberts, Salvatore Privitera, Joseph Anthony Urban, Jr., Jason Glithero
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Abstract
Packaging and kit for urological procedures. For example, the packaging 100 may secure one or more urological devices 212, 240 that may be used during a urological procedure. Furthermore, the packaging and the devices included therein may, collectively, form a urological kit.
Claims26
A packaging for a urological kit, the package comprising:
- a base having generally opposing first and second major faces defining a thickness of the base by a distance therebetween, the base having a width and a height that are substantially greater than the thickness thereof;
- one or more tubular members including a first tubular member, the one or more tubular members secured to the first major face of the base, at least the first tubular member of the one or more tubular members having a coiled configuration with loops thereof located generally in a single plane, a portion of the first tubular member terminating at an open end and extending out of the single plane and over another portion of the first tubular member, each of the one or more tubular members defining an internal space sized and configured to secure one or more first urological devices;
- a second tubular member having a looped or coiled configuration having loops thereof located in the single plane, a portion of the second tubular member terminating at an open end and extending out of the single plane and over another portion of the second tubular member;
- and one or more tabs secured to or integrated with the base, the one or more tabs being sized and configured to wrap about at least a portion of at least one of the one or more first urological devices or one or more second urological devices.
1 more element
A urological kit, comprising:
- a urological kit packaging including:
- a base including sheet material having generally opposing first and second major faces defining a thickness of the base by a distance therebetween;
- one or more tubular members including a first tubular member, the one or more tubular members secured to the first major face of the base, at least the first tubular member of the one or more tubular members having a coiled configuration with loops thereof located generally in a single plane, a portion of the first tubular member terminating at an open end and extending out of the single plane and over another portion of the first tubular member, each of the one or more tubular members defining an internal space;
- and two or more tabs secured to or integrated with the base;
- a second tubular member having a looped or coiled configuration having loops thereof located in the single plane, a portion of the second tubular member terminating at an open end and extending out of the single plane and over another portion of the second tubular member;
- and a plurality of urological devices including a stone removal basket having a handle and a wire, at least some of the plurality of urological devices including an elongated portion secured within a corresponding internal space of the one or more internal spaces of the one or more tubular members, the handle of the stone removal basket is secured near the first major face by at least two of the two or more tabs.
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A system for urological procedures, the system comprising:
- a foldable base including a first side and a second side foldably connected together by a fold line with each other;
- one or more tubular members including a first tubular member secured to one or more of the first side of the foldable base, and a second tubular member second tubular member secured to the second side, at least one of the first or second tubular members having a looped or coiled configuration, each of the first or second defining an internal space;
- and one or more tabs secured to or integrated with one or more of the first side or the second side of the foldable base, the one or more tabs being sized and configured to secure at least a portion of a urological device.
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