Containers and methods for tissue storage during surgery
OwnerBrian G. Cuddy, Byron N. Bailey +2inventors
InventorsBrian G. Cuddy, Byron N. Bailey, Andrea H. Marshall, Jill N. Nichols
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OwnerBrian G. Cuddy, Byron N. Bailey +2inventors
InventorsBrian G. Cuddy, Byron N. Bailey, Andrea H. Marshall, Jill N. Nichols
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Containers and methods protect surgically-removed tissue such as cranial bone flaps for limited times during surgery. In some cases, tissue protected in such a container can be returned to the patient, lessening the need for synthetic, allographic, or xenographic alternatives. A container may include a frame defining a plurality of retention compartments, each retention compartment having an orientation and comprising sidewalls supported by the frame, wherein the sidewalls define a rim for each retention compartment in the plurality of retention compartments, wherein the orientation of a first retention compartment in the plurality of retention compartments differs from the orientation of a second retention compartment in the plurality of retention compartments.
A container for storing at least one tissue sample, at least one implantable medical device, or a combination thereof during a medical procedure, the container comprising:
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