Embodiments of the disclosure include an uncovered ultraviolet light emitting panel for use in supporting instruments in an operating room. The panel fits inside an autoclave for sterilization and can be utilized without a sterile cover. In use, the panel irradiates surgical instruments and the nearby air continuously.

A storage assembly for a surgical robotic arm includes a stand, legs configured to be coupled to a bottom end portion of the stand, and a handle slidably coupled to the stand. The stand is configured to receive and support a surgical robotic arm therein when in vertical and horizontal positions.

An endoscope hanger which frees a doctor's hands without causing pain to a patient, and a cart, washing sink, washing and sterilization apparatus, stand, and endoscope storage cabinet having said endoscope hanger are provided. This endoscope hanger is characterized by having a polygonal shape and/or an ellipsoid shape (including a perfect circular shape) or a shape that is a combination of these, and is characterized by having at least one hole that can hold an endoscope at an oblique angle; this cart, washing sink, washing and sterilization apparatus, stand, and endoscope storage cabinet comprise said endoscope hanger.

An endoscope hanger which frees a doctor's hands without causing pain to a patient, and a cart, washing sink, washing and sterilization apparatus, stand, and endoscope storage cabinet having said endoscope hanger are provided. This endoscope hanger is characterized by having a polygonal shape and/or an ellipsoid shape (including a perfect circular shape) or a shape that is a combination of these, and is characterized by having at least one hole that can hold an endoscope at an oblique angle; this cart, washing sink, washing and sterilization apparatus, stand, and endoscope storage cabinet comprise said endoscope hanger.

The present application is directed to a surgical stand having a vertical pole portion with a securing clamp junction holding a horizontal pole in a fixed position with respect to the vertical pole, and the horizontal pole includes a plate interface including a number of securing mechanisms for holding surgical instruments against the plate interface, and a number of rings disposed along the horizontal pole on both sides of the plate interface.

The present application is directed to a surgical stand having a vertical pole portion with a securing clamp junction holding a horizontal pole in a fixed position with respect to the vertical pole, and the horizontal pole includes a plate interface including a number of securing mechanisms for holding surgical instruments against the plate interface, and a number of rings disposed along the horizontal pole on both sides of the plate interface.

Modules for housing electronic and electromechanical medical equipment including a system to measure and record administration of one or more IV medications or fluids for IV administration.

A portable and collapsible apparatus for holding fiducial markers has a first section that includes a frame, an opposite second side, a first panel attached to the first frame and fiducial markers attached to the first panel. The apparatus includes a second section pivotably attached to the first section and a second frame, an opposite second side, a second panel member attached to the second frame and fiducial markers attached to the second panel. The apparatus is configurable to a closed state by pivoting the first section and second section toward each other where the rear sides of the first frame and second frame contact each other. The apparatus is configurable to an opened state by pivoting the first section and second section away from each other. In the opened state, the first section and second section are vertically oriented with respect to a surface.

The present invention provides a spine leveling apparatus comprising a rigid board which may be removably placed on a bed, surgical table or patient chair. The apparatus may further comprise two identical trays with articulating arms constructed and arranged for secure and removable securement on the rigid board. In use, the trays provide left and right working areas for the medical professional or caregiver. The apparatus further comprises a sheath which may be removably placed over the rigid board. The spine leveling apparatus may be beneficially used to position the patient in an optimal position for epidural or spinal placement. The trays further provide two clean and easily accessible working areas.

The present invention provides a spine leveling apparatus comprising a rigid board which may be removably placed on a bed, surgical table or patient chair. The apparatus may further comprise two identical trays with articulating arms constructed and arranged for secure and removable securement on the rigid board. In use, the trays provide left and right working areas for the medical professional or caregiver. The apparatus further comprises a sheath which may be removably placed over the rigid board. The spine leveling apparatus may be beneficially used to position the patient in an optimal position for epidural or spinal placement. The trays further provide two clean and easily accessible working areas.