Canister Stand
AssigneeSurgistem Technologies LLC
InventorsSimeon Wall, JR., Daniel A. Del Vecchio
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Abstract
A canister stand suitable for holding at least one dispensing canister in a system for removal, delivery and/or transplantation of body tissues and other substances in medical procedures may include a canister stand frame. A frame panel may be carried by the canister stand frame. At least one overhang may be formed by the canister stand frame. At least one canister opening may be provided in the frame panel at the at least one overhang. The at least one canister opening may be suitably sized and configured to accommodate the at least one dispensing canister.
Claims20
A canister stand suitable for holding at least one dispensing canister, comprising:
- a canister stand frame;
- a frame panel carried by the canister stand frame;
- at least one overhang formed by the canister stand frame;
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- at least one canister opening in the frame panel at the at least one overhang, the at least one canister opening suitably sized and configured to accommodate the at least one dispensing canister.
A canister stand, comprising:
- a canister stand frame;
- a frame panel carried by the canister stand frame;
- at least one overhang formed by the canister stand frame;
- at least one canister opening in the frame panel at the at least one overhang;
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- at least one dispensing canister configured to be seated in the at least one canister opening, the at least one dispensing canister including:
- a canister wall having a canister wall bottom edge and a canister wall top edge;
- a canister bottom panel on the canister wall bottom edge of the canister wall, the canister bottom panel having a beveled, sloped or slanted orientation;
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- at least one dispensing spigot disposed in fluid communication with the dispensing canister at a lowest portion of the canister bottom panel.
A canister stand suitable for holding a dispensing canister, comprising:
- an elongated, rectangular canister stand frame including:
- a pair of side frame members;
- a pair of end frame members connecting the pair of side frame members;
- a first set of parallel canister stand legs angling outwardly from the pair of side frame members, respectively, at a first end of the canister stand frame;
- a second set of parallel canister stand legs angling outwardly from the pair of side frame members, respectively, at a second end of the canister stand frame;
- angled foot portions terminating the first set of canister stand legs and the second set of canister stand legs, respectively, the angled foot portions configured to support the first set of canister stand legs and the second set of canister stand legs on a flat support surface;
- an overhang formed by the first end of the canister stand frame protruding beyond the first set of parallel canister stand legs;
- a frame panel carried by the canister stand frame;
- a first canister opening extending through the frame panel at the overhang;
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- a second canister opening extending through the frame panel in adjacent, spaced-apart relationship to the first canister opening;
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- a dispensing canister configured to be seated in the first canister opening, the dispensing canister including:
- a canister wall having a canister wall bottom edge and a canister wall top edge;
- a canister bottom panel on the canister wall bottom edge of the canister wall, the canister bottom panel having a beveled, sloped or slanted orientation;
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- at least one dispensing spigot disposed in fluid communication with the dispensing canister at a lowest portion of the canister bottom panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.