Sanitary support device for a medical instrument
CA 2476303 A1 · Owner: Crognale, Cesare · Inventors: Crognale, Cesare; Wyche, Melville Q. Iii; Sotiropolous, Nicholas
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A sanitary support device (10) for holding medical instruments during a medical procedure. The device includes a receptacle (12) having a closed end (13) relatively isolated from the environment and an open end (15) adapted for passage of at least a portion of a medical instrument into its closed end and , a mounting member 30) or other support for mounting the receptacle adjacent the patient, e.g. to an item commonly found in hospital rooms etc. The , receptacle may be of a single- or multi-piece design. In a multi-piece design a lower portion of the receptacle is fixed to the mounting member and the , upper portion of the receptacle is removably supportable thereon. The receptacle …
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- Filed February 20, 2003. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended February 20, 2023.
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