The implanting system (1) for implanting a totally implantable device (2) in a human or animal body comprises an introducing device (3) equipped with at least one operative channel (4a, 4b) and a transparent cover element (11) detachably attached to a distal end (6) of said introducing device (3), the cover element (11) has a rounded configuration that is outwardly convex and facilitates the sliding of said introducing device (3).

The present invention relates to a method of preparing reduced graphene oxide, incorporation of the reduced graphene oxide into polyisoprene latex to provide a polyisoprene latex graphene composite and elastomeric articles prepared using the polyisoprene latex-graphene composite. In particular, the reduction of graphene oxide is accomplished without the use of strong reducing agents and organic solvents and incorporation of the reduced graphene oxide into polyisoprene latex is accomplished using room temperature latex mixing method or hot maturation. The resultant composite exhibits good colloid stability, and polyisoprene latex films produced the composite exhibit good mechanical properties with improved ageing resistance.

The present invention relates to a method of preparing reduced graphene oxide, incorporation of the reduced graphene oxide into polyisoprene latex to provide a polyisoprene latex graphene composite and elastomeric articles prepared using the polyisoprene latex-graphene composite. In particular, the reduction of graphene oxide is accomplished without the use of strong reducing agents and organic solvents and incorporation of the reduced graphene oxide into polyisoprene latex is accomplished using room temperature latex mixing method or hot maturation. The resultant composite exhibits good colloid stability, and polyisoprene latex films produced the composite exhibit good mechanical properties with improved ageing resistance.

The present invention is an improved barrier-contained radiological sensor holder. In particular, the present invention is directed to radiological sensor holder contained in a barrier sheath to reduce or prevent contamination. The radiological sensor holder preferably comprises a sensor holder at least partly contained within a barrier sheath having a closed end and an open end. The barrier sheath preferably comprises elastomer latex material and the sensor holder preferably comprises an exterior attachment and an interior container, where the exterior attachment presses a portion of the barrier sheath into a gapped attachment port on the interior container. The sensor holder may alternately include an expansion slit along the opposing face. The sensor holder can also have snap on articles for positioning the sensor for posterior, anterior and vertical image capture.

The present invention is an improved barrier-contained radiological sensor holder. In particular, the present invention is directed to radiological sensor holder contained in a barrier sheath to reduce or prevent contamination. The radiological sensor holder preferably comprises a sensor holder at least partly contained within a barrier sheath having a closed end and an open end. The barrier sheath preferably comprises elastomer latex material and the sensor holder preferably comprises an exterior attachment and an interior container, where the exterior attachment presses a portion of the barrier sheath into a gapped attachment port on the interior container. The sensor holder may alternately include an expansion slit along the opposing face. The sensor holder can also have snap on articles for positioning the sensor for posterior, anterior and vertical image capture.

An automatic medical condom supply device includes a condom supply part installed inside a device body to supply, one by one, medical condom modules each of which is wrapped in a wrapper, a condom withdrawal part moving, to the outside of the device body, through an outlet formed in the device body, each of the medical condom modules supplied from the condom supply part, a wrapper removal part removing the wrapper of the medical condom module withdrawn to the outside of the device body by the condom withdrawal part, and a condom holding part installed outside the device body to hold a medical condom discharged through the outlet so that a medical probe is coupled with the medical condom from which the wrapper has been removed.

An automatic medical condom supply device includes a condom supply part installed inside a device body to supply, one by one, medical condom modules each of which is wrapped in a wrapper, a condom withdrawal part moving, to the outside of the device body, through an outlet formed in the device body, each of the medical condom modules supplied from the condom supply part, a wrapper removal part removing the wrapper of the medical condom module withdrawn to the outside of the device body by the condom withdrawal part, and a condom holding part installed outside the device body to hold a medical condom discharged through the outlet so that a medical probe is coupled with the medical condom from which the wrapper has been removed.

Embodiments related to medical imaging devices including rigid imaging tips and their methods of use for identifying abnormal tissue within a surgical bed are disclosed. A barrier for an imaging device may include an optically transparent window configured to be removably attached to a distal portion of the imaging device. The barrier may also include a flexible barrier secured to the optically transparent window configured to cover portions of the imaging device located proximal relative to the optically transparent window. The barrier may include a second flexible barrier secured to the optically transparent window and disposed over at least a portion of the first flexible barrier.

Embodiments related to medical imaging devices including rigid imaging tips and their methods of use for identifying abnormal tissue within a surgical bed are disclosed. A barrier for an imaging device may include an optically transparent window configured to be removably attached to a distal portion of the imaging device. The barrier may also include a flexible barrier secured to the optically transparent window configured to cover portions of the imaging device located proximal relative to the optically transparent window. The barrier may include a second flexible barrier secured to the optically transparent window and disposed over at least a portion of the first flexible barrier.

The present invention relates to a method of preparing reduced graphene oxide, incorporation of the reduced graphene oxide into polyisoprene latex to provide a polyisoprene latex graphene composite and elastomeric articles prepared using the polyisoprene latex-graphene composite. In particular, the reduction of graphene oxide is accomplished without the use of strong reducing agents and organic solvents and incorporation of the reduced graphene oxide into polyisoprene latex is accomplished using room temperature latex mixing method or hot maturation. The resultant composite exhibits good colloid stability and polyisoprene latex films produced from the composite exhibit good mechanical properties with improved ageing resistance.