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AssigneeContour Fabricators, Inc.
InventorsRichard Weaver, Christopher Zimmerman, Michael Czop, Joseph Wright, Wojciech Porcek, Jeremy Weidner, Daniel Hayes, Samba Toure, Michael Howe
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Apparatus for enabling the use of a computer mouse at a sterile surgical site comprises a pouch for the accommodation of the mouse and an inlet sleeve forming an inlet passage into the pouch. The pouch and sleeve are formed of pliable, preferably transparent sterilizable material. When the mouse has been admitted to the pouch via the passage, the sleeve may be separated from the pouch and the open mouth of the latter rolled to form a seal, thereby retaining the mouse within the pouch.
A pouch for accommodating a computer mouse comprising a bag formed of pliable material forming a receptacle, said receptacle being closed except for a mouth at one side thereof, and an inlet sleeve in communication with said receptacle via said mouth and forming a passage along which a mouse may travel into said receptacle, said sleeve initially having a first portion thereof joined to said receptacle and telescoped into said receptacle via said mouth, said first portion of said sleeve being reversely turned at a position inward of said receptacle and thence projecting outwardly of and beyond said mouth, said first portion of said sleeve being separable from said receptacle following entry of a mouse into said receptacle via said passage.
A pouch comprising at least one sheet of pliable material forming a receptacle closed except for an open mouth at one end thereof;
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