A first aid medical treatment apparatus, wherein the apparatus' case and duct tape allow for efficient and easy use and creation of different bandages without necessitating every type of bandage being part of the first aid kit.

A wrap assembly for a urinary catheterization procedure includes a foldable wrap body, a first plurality of urinary catheterization components and a second plurality of urinary catheterization components. The foldable wrap body can be formed of a fabric and can include a first sterile component placement area and a second sterile component placement area positioned under the first sterile component placement area. The first plurality of urinary catheterization components can be placed onto the fabric of the first sterile component placement area in a first order of use for the urinary catheterization procedure. The second plurality of urinary catheterization components can be placed onto the fabric of the second sterile component placement area in a second order of use for the urinary catheterization procedure.

A package comprises a sterilized, reusable textile item comprising a textile material; a reusable bag comprising a sterilized textile material defining an interior cargo space in which the sterilized textile item is contained; a reusable envelope comprising a folded, sheet of sterilized textile material by which the bag containing the sterilized textile item is entirely enveloped; and a reusable tie comprising an elongate length of a sterilized textile material extending around and securing the envelope onto the bag. A method comprises inserting the textile item into the bag; folding the sheet about the bag; and securing the folded sheet enveloping the bag using the tie. All four components are reusable of the packaging including the textile item. The package preferably constitutes mono material packaging.

A pouch is formed from one or more webs of material that provide at least one absorbent surface. The pouch further includes an integral flap, which may be folded over the opening, or entrance, of the pouch so as to maintain the contents of the pouch in place and to help retain moisture within the pouch. The interior of the pouch is defined, at least partially, by its absorbent faces.

A provision system of surgical implants and associated surgical instruments. The invention concerns a provision system (1) of surgical implants intended to be attached on bone bodies of a patient, for example, his forearm, and surgical instruments intended for the implementation of these implants comprising such surgical implants and instruments in packaged form, said system (1) being characterized in that it forms a distribution unit (8) comprising: a plurality of unitary implant holders (9, 10, 11, 12), each containing one single surgical implant, each of said unitary holders (9, 10, 11, 12) containing an implant of different configuration, one single holder (20) of surgical instruments, containing said instruments, which are able to allow the implementation of any one of said surgical implants contained in said plurality of unitary implant holders (9, 10, 11, 12). The provision systems of implants and osteosynthesis surgical instruments.

A first aid medical treatment apparatus, wherein the apparatus' case and duct tape allow for efficient and easy use and creation of different bandages without necessitating every type of bandage being part of the first aid kit.

Many variations of systems, methods and apparatus for counting medical procedure objects, reconciling same, estimating patient blood loss during and/or after a procedure, and/or communicating between medical equipment used in a medical procedure setting are disclosed and/or illustrated herein. More particularly, many systems, methods and apparatus for counting and/or reconciling medical sponges with passive or active tracking devices, properly detecting/estimating blood loss during and/or after a medical procedure to assist with transfusion decision-making and identifying or at least alerting as to post-procedure patient risks, and/or for communicating between devices used during procedures to provide a smart/connected medical procedure environment are disclosed and/or illustrated herein.