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US 2024/0216097 A1Published application
Dual Amniotic and Placenta Fluid Measurement Parturition Drape
AssigneeMedline Industries, Inc.
InventorsAngela Carranza, Kate Pottala, Robert Taylor
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Abstract
A parturition drape (100) includes a drape (101) and a twin pouch assembly (102). The twin pouch assembly defines a first pouch (1101) and a second pouch (1301) attached to a major face of the drape. A flap (103) is attached to the major face of the drape. The flap (103) is selectively insertable into an open end of either the first pouch or the second pouch.
Claims20
A parturition drape, comprising:
- a drape defining a major surface;
- a twin pouch assembly defining a first pouch and a second pouch;
- and
- a flap;
- wherein:
- the flap and the twin pouch assembly are both attached to the major surface;
- the flap is configured for selective insertion into an open end of either the first pouch or the second pouch.
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A method of constructing a parturition drape, the method comprising:
- attaching a twin pouch assembly defining a first pouch and a second, adjacent, coextensive pouch to a first major face of a drape;
- and
- attaching a flap to the first major face of the drape at a location that allows the flap to selectively insert into an open end of either the first pouch or the second, adjacent, coextensive pouch.
A parturition drape, comprising:
- a drape;
- a rear panel attached to a major face of the drape;
- a front panel attached to the rear panel by a perimeter seam;
- and
- an interior panel positioned between the front panel and the rear panel, thereby separating a first pouch and a second pouch attached to a major face of the drape;
- and
- a flap attached to the major face of the drape along a first edge of the flap;
- wherein a second edge of the flap is selectively insertable into an open end of either the first pouch or the second pouch.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.