20240032961. System and Method for Clinical Soil Control for a Skin Grafting System simplified abstract (Medline Industries, LP)
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System and Method for Clinical Soil Control for a Skin Grafting System
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Marvin A. Guiles of Stow MA (US)
Aaron Mcpherson of Boston MA (US)
Kelly Molinaro of Chicago IL (US)
Thomas J. Evans of Bedford MA (US)
System and Method for Clinical Soil Control for a Skin Grafting System - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240032961 titled 'System and Method for Clinical Soil Control for a Skin Grafting System
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes systems and methods for controlling clinical soil. The system includes a device cover made of a flexible polymer sheet that creates an interior volume for a skin grafting device. The device cover has at least one opening designed to receive a portion of the skin grafting device. The system also includes a cincture with a gasket that is attached to the perimeter of the opening of the device cover. The cincture secures the device cover around the opening of the skin grafting device, preventing fluid from entering the interior volume of the device cover during a skin grafting process.
- The patent application describes a system for controlling clinical soil during a skin grafting process.
- The system includes a device cover made of a flexible polymer sheet that encloses a skin grafting device.
- The device cover has an opening that allows the skin grafting device to be inserted.
- A cincture with a gasket is attached to the perimeter of the opening to secure the device cover around the skin grafting device.
- The cincture prevents fluid from entering the interior volume of the device cover during the skin grafting process.
Potential applications of this technology:
- Skin grafting procedures in medical settings.
- Controlling soil and contamination during surgical procedures.
Problems solved by this technology:
- Prevents fluid ingress into the interior volume of the device cover, maintaining a sterile environment during skin grafting procedures.
- Reduces the risk of infection and contamination during surgical procedures.
Benefits of this technology:
- Provides a barrier to protect the skin grafting device and maintain a sterile environment.
- Improves the success rate of skin grafting procedures by reducing the risk of infection.
- Simplifies the process of controlling clinical soil during surgical procedures.
Original Abstract Submitted
systems and methods for controlling clinical soil are provided. a system includes a device cover formed of a flexible polymer sheet defining an interior volume for a skin grafting device and includes at least a first opening configured to receive a portion of the skin grafting device. the system further includes a cincture having a gasket configured to be affixed to a perimeter of the first opening of the device cover and to secure the device cover about the first opening to the skin grafting device to inhibit fluid ingress into the interior volume of the device cover during a skin grafting process performed using the skin grafting device.
