Wire holder for sterile field
OwnerAndrea Laineinventor
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Abstract
A wire manager for managing wires in a sterile field includes a base that is planar and has a width, a depth, and a height and has a sticky material disposed on a first side for temporarily adhering the base to a surface of the sterile field. There are capture loops stacked and depending from an edge of a second side of the base and separators that are planar, an edge of each separator is connected to one of the capture loops. Each of the separators is flexible and resilient. In some embodiments, each of the separators has a separator width that is equal to the width of the base, and each of the separators has a separator depth that is less than the depth of the base.
Claims20
An apparatus for managing wires in a sterile field, the apparatus comprising:
- a base;
- an adhesive material disposed on a first side of the base for temporarily adhering the base to a surface of the sterile field;
- a plurality of capture loops stacked and depending from an edge of a second side of the base;
- a plurality of separators, an edge of each separator connected to one of the plurality of capture loops;
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- whereas each of the plurality of separators is flexible and resilient.
A wire manager for managing wires in a sterile field, the wire manager comprising:
- a base that is planar and has a width, a depth, and a height;
- a sticky material disposed on a first side of the base for temporarily adhering the base to a surface of the sterile field;
- a plurality of capture loops stacked and depending from an edge of a second side of the base;
- a plurality of separators, each of the plurality of separators are planar, an edge of each separator is connected to one of the plurality of capture loops;
- whereas each of the plurality of separators is flexible and resilient;
- and
- whereas each of the plurality of separators has a separator width that is equal to the width of the base and each of the plurality of separators has a separator depth that is less than the depth of the base.
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