Medline Industries, Inc.

Lindsay S Yakel

Kimberly M Haines

Alan W Dye

Michael S McMahon

A medical drape includes a patient drape () and a radial drape attachment (). The radial drape attachment can be coupled to the patient drape by way of an adhesive coupling (). The radial drape attachment includes defines one or more fenestrations () or apertures through which a central line may be inserted. Some or all of the radial drape attachment ()can be transparent or pellucid. Portions of the radial drape attachment can be opaque as well. A support layer can be configured to be absorptive, fluid impenetrable, or both. A tourniquet () may be integrated with the radial drape attachment, as can one or more tool-less removal features (). Pouches () can be added to catch fluids or hold medical implements during a procedure.

Surgical drape configured for peripherally inserted central catheter procedures

A holder () for medical implements includes a base member () and at least one medical implement receiver (). Each medical implement receiver () includes a pair of retention members () extending from the base member (). Opposing faces () of the retention members () define an implement receiving recess (). Slots () are provided in the opposing faces () to facilitate reception of syringe needle cap rims (). The holder () can be configured as a medical tray () that can be attached to one or more other medical trays, including one having cup holders (), one including a needle containment receptacle (), or other medical trays.

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Baltimore, MD, United States of America

Lindsay S Yakel