Apparatus for containing and collecting debris generated during medical procedures
OwnerWilliam J. Hartigan, Jr.inventor
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A containment device for use by a medical practitioner during medical procedures on a portion of a patient. The containment device is comprised of a transparent, disposable receptacle for substantially enclosing a portion of the patient. The receptacle has a first end opening defined by a lip. A first aperture is for receiving the portion of the patient and a closed second end to substantially envelope the portion of the patient and to contain the debris generated during a medical procedure. At least one second aperture is for providing access of the medical practitioner to treat the patient within the containment device. A resilient, transparent viewing member is adapted to support the receptacle. An attachment mechanism is included for detachably attaching the first end lip of the receptacle to the viewing member such that the receptacle depends beneath the viewing member. A frame is adapted to support the receptacle and the viewing member.
A containment device for use by a medical practitioner during medical procedures on a portion of a patient to contain debris generated thereby, comprising:
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