Accommodation tool
AssigneeTerumo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYuuki SAKAGUCHI, Yushin YAZAKI, Jo FUJIKI, Takito INUKAI
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AssigneeTerumo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYuuki SAKAGUCHI, Yushin YAZAKI, Jo FUJIKI, Takito INUKAI
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An accommodation tool is disclosed with which an operator can easily wind and accommodate a flexible medical elongated body. An accommodation tool winds and accommodates the flexible medical elongated body, for example, a guide wire. The accommodation tool has an inner wall, an outer wall, and an interlock wall. The guide wire is wound around the inner wall. The outer wall defines an accommodation space for accommodating the guide wire between the inner wall and the outer wall, and that is disposed further outward in a radial direction from a centroid of the accommodation tool than the inner wall. The interlock wall interlocks one end portion of the inner wall and one end portion of the outer wall with each other.
An accommodation tool which winds and accommodates a flexible medical elongated body, the tool comprising:
An accommodation tool which winds and accommodates a flexible medical elongated body, the tool comprising:
A method of winding a flexible medical body around an accommodation tool, the accommodation tool including an inner wall, an outer wall that defines an accommodation space for accommodating the flexible medical elongated body between the inner wall and the outer wall, and that is disposed further outward in a radial direction from a centroid of the accommodation tool than the inner wall, and an interlock wall that interlocks one end portion of the inner wall and one end portion of the outer wall with each other, wherein the other end portion of the inner wall extending from one end portion of the inner wall extends in a stretching direction intersecting the radial direction so as to be longer than the other end portion of the outer wall extending from one end portion of the outer wall, and tilts toward the outer wall, the method comprising:
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