Combination surgical kit and hand restraint
AssigneeTrice Medical, Inc.
InventorsStuart Seymour, Richard Thomas Briganti, Alfred J. Intintoli, Stefanie Hurowitz, Tyler Bryant
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a combination surgical kit. The surgical kit can include a plurality of tools for a medical procedure, the plurality of tools including a first set of tools and a second set of tools. The surgical kit can also include a hand/wrist positioning tray device, including a bottom tray configured to hold the first set of tools, a middle tray configured to hold the second set of tools; and a top tray including a recess configured to receive a patients hand for the medical procedure.
Claims14
A combination surgical kit comprising:
- a plurality of tools for a medical procedure, the plurality of tools comprising a first set of tools and a second set of tools;
- and
- a hand/wrist positioning tray device comprising:
- a bottom tray configured to hold the first set of tools;
- a middle tray configured to hold the second set of tools;
- and
- a top tray comprising a substantially flat surface and an elevated portion including
- a recess configured to receive a roll of bandages,
- wherein the substantially flat surface is configured and dimensioned to receive a hand of a patient for the medical procedure, and
- wherein the elevated portion is configured to support the wrist of the hand for the medical procedure.
A hand/wrist positioning tray device, comprising:
- a bottom tray configured to hold a first set of tools;
- a middle tray configured to hold a second set of tools;
- and
- a top tray comprising a substantially flat surface and an elevated portion,
- wherein the substantially flat surface is configured and dimensioned to receive a hand of a patient in an extended position for a medical procedure accessing the volar wrist,
- wherein the elevated portion further comprises a recess configured to receive a roll of bandages, and
- wherein the elevated portion is configured to support the wrist of the patient for the medical procedure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.