A sterilizable cover for a handle of an accessory of a medical suspended ceiling assembly includes a generally tubular stem portion and an annular flange portion. The generally tubular stem portion has a sufficient size to be gripped by the human hand, and has a proximal end that is open and a distal end that is closed, and defines a cavity along a longitudinal axis for receipt therein of a handle grip portion. The generally tubular stem portion includes a friction fit portion that is configured to flex radially outwardly to create a friction fit with a portion of the handle grip portion upon receipt of the handle grip portion in the cavity of the generally tubular stem portion. The annular flange portion extends radially outwardly from a proximal end of the generally tubular stem portion. The generally tubular stem portion and the annular flange portion are a single continuous piece of flexible silicone rubber.

Transducer probes for ophthalmological instruments operating without the use of light (such as contact tonometers and ultrasound pachymeters)—whether structured substantially monolithically (as one piece) or in a hybrid or composite fashion (and, therefore, reversibly separable into constituent components)—the axially-located front transducer surface of which is surrounded by a ridge of material not representing the surface of the transducer, in which the overall front cornea-contacting surface of which is inwardly shaped to reduce or even completely avoid measurement errors associated with the use of conventionally-structured versions of probes traditionally use with such instruments. Ophthalmological instruments utilizing such probes and methods of use. Biological protection of eye during use of such instruments.

A sterile barrier system package comprising a tray, a lidding film and a unique printed or molded SBS Code for communicating and tracking the SBS to its specific intended usability through activating a digital experience.

A cover for an occlusal force meter, the cover including: a cover main body that covers a pressure sensor of the occlusal force meter, the cover main body having a bag shape; and an elastic body attached to an outer surface of the cover main body, wherein a Young's modulus of a material of the cover main body is larger than a Young's modulus of a material of the elastic body, and a rubber hardness of the elastic body is equal to or less than E15.

A cover for an occlusal force meter, the cover including: a cover main body that covers a pressure sensor of the occlusal force meter, the cover main body having a bag shape; and an elastic body attached to an outer surface of the cover main body, wherein a Young's modulus of a material of the cover main body is larger than a Young's modulus of a material of the elastic body, and a rubber hardness of the elastic body is equal to or less than E15.

Surgical and radiological drapes are provided herein. In some embodiments, a surgical drape is provided including a surgical table drape and a radiological drape including a first end portion attached to the surgical table drape, an enclosure portion configured to extend from the surgical table drape and enclose a radiological imaging unit and an adjustable closure mechanism configured to secure the upper portion about the radiological imaging unit, a side wall portion extending from the enclosure portion, and a second end portion comprising a weighted material.

Surgical and radiological drapes are provided herein. In some embodiments, a surgical drape is provided including a surgical table drape and a radiological drape including a first end portion attached to the surgical table drape, an enclosure portion configured to extend from the surgical table drape and enclose a radiological imaging unit and an adjustable closure mechanism configured to secure the upper portion about the radiological imaging unit, a side wall portion extending from the enclosure portion, and a second end portion comprising a weighted material.

Arrangements described herein relate to systems, apparatuses, and methods for a disposable kit containing medical items configured for a medical device including a head cradle to support a head of a subject, the disposable kit includes a container that encloses a head cradle pad configured to be affixed to the head cradle, at least one fiducial marker configured to be disposed on a location at the head of the subject, and at least one enclosure configured to cover a portion of the medical device.

A retainer for use with a staple cartridge that is configured for use with a surgical stapling device is disclosed. The retainer comprises a retainer body that is configured to be attached to the staple cartridge to form a cartridge assembly. An authentication key is movably supported on the retainer between an actuation position wherein the actuation key can defeat a lockout of the surgical stapling device when the cartridge assembly is seated in the surgical stapling device and a retracted position when the retainer is detached from the staple cartridge.

A retainer for use with a staple cartridge that is configured for use with a surgical stapling device is disclosed. The retainer comprises a retainer body that is configured to be attached to the staple cartridge to form a cartridge assembly. An authentication key is movably supported on the retainer between an actuation position wherein the actuation key can defeat a lockout of the surgical stapling device when the cartridge assembly is seated in the surgical stapling device and a retracted position when the retainer is detached from the staple cartridge.