Ecolab USA Inc.

Microtek Medical Inc.

Medline Industries, Inc.

Other

Michelle R Wilson

Heidi Frances Hendrix

David Richard Rawlings

Matthew S Heinrich

Shelly Brackett

Michael Alberto Gil Gomez

Medical drape

A drape for a piece of equipment used during a medical procedure may be formed of a flexible sheet of polymeric material. The flexible sheet can have a basin portion shape-indexed to a basin or reservoir of the piece of equipment over which the drape is intended to be draped. The flexible sheet can also have a side sheet portion connected to the basin portion. The side sheet portion can drape down the basin or reservoir of the piece of equipment over which the drape is draped. The basin portion of the flexible sheet can be collapsible. As a result, the drape can be collapsed into planar package for storage. Upon being removed from the package, the basin portion of the drape can be expanded to conform to the walls of the basin of the piece of equipment over which the drape is deployed.

Surgical drape for thermal treatment basin

A coverfor keeping an air assisted patient transfer mattress sanitary is disclosed. The cover includes generally a top panelconnected to a bottom panel. The coverincludes at least one openingto allow a mattress, such as an air assisted patient transfer mattress to be inserted and removed. The bottom panelincludes air passing means to pass air through from an air assisted patient transfer mattress onto a supporting surface.

Cover for patient transfer devices

Patient transfer mattress cover

A portable child's bed is a bassinet hangably suspended from a pair of frame members. The bassinet includes a pair of opposing sidewalls that have a seam which allows for the sidewalls to inwardly pivot and then fold so as to allow for the compaction of the bassinet unit. The bassinet also includes a plurality of storage pockets capable of holding such infant-care related items such as diapers, powder, ointments, small blankets, towelettes, formula, feeding bottles and many other related items. The bassinet may also include a canopy for shielding the infant's head while resting or sleeping. The frame members include a telescoping strut which extendably expands or contracts within a strut housing. The telescoping strut and strut housing are in fluid communication and connected by a rotatable joint having an anterior and posterior sleeve to accommodate the pair of frames. The anterior sleeve is rotatable through &deg;, thereby providing the pair of frames the ability to fully expand and position the telescoping struts in such a way so as to provide support to the bassinet. The anterior sleeve also allows for the frames to be compacted so as to reconfigure the portable child's bed into a lightweight and convenient travel bag.

Portable child's bed

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Caledonia, MS, United States of America

Michelle R Wilson