Rogelio O Reyes, 5911817 Oxcart Run St, El Paso, TX 79936

6725864, Apr 27, 2004

Mar 13, 2002

10/097160

John E. Ewonce - Gurnee IL
Rogelio Reyes - El Paso TX

Allegiance Corporation - McGaw Park IL

A61B 1900

128849, 128853

The invention disclosed herein provides for a surgical drape having a shoulder pouch useful for arthroscopic surgery. The shoulder pouch comprises a single folded sheet of flexible fluid impervious material with an opening in the rear central portion covered by an elastomeric sheet. The elastomeric sheet contains a contoured opening adapted to the anatomy of the shoulder. The top front portion of the pouch contains a wire running along the top edge and exiting at the rear portion, and a conformable strip located at the upper front portion as well. The shoulder pouch of the invention is anatomy specific and affords the practitioner increased control over the configuration of the drape and pouch throughout a surgical procedure.

D498536, Nov 16, 2004

Mar 15, 2001

29/138608

John Ewonce - Gurnee IL
Rogelio Reyes - El Paso TX

Allegiance Corporation - McGaw Park IL

2404

D24189

7316233, Jan 8, 2008

Dec 3, 2002

10/308677

David M. Auerbach - Van Nuys CA, US
Robert Villereal - Gurnee IL, US
Mylena Holguin - El Paso TX, US
Rogelio Reyes - El Paso TX, US

Allegiance Corporation - McGaw Park IL

A61B 19/00

128849, 128853

The invention herein provides an integrated drape for use in surgical procedures involving anatomical extremities and having a unitary assembled structure, said drape comprising: a flexible panel sheet portion having first and second opposing sides and having a fenestration located therethrough; and a flexible elongate sleeve portion having an open proximal end; wherein the open proximal end of said sleeve is integrally attached to the panel sheet and circumscribes the fenestration. The drape readily accommodates various anatomical extremities, permits the creation of a surgical access site at any location for a given extremity, and is presented to the user as a single, one-piece construction reducing or eliminating the need for obtaining and setting up supplemental drapes for a procedure.

7594512, Sep 29, 2009

Oct 7, 2005

11/245882

Rogelio Reyes - El Paso TX, US
Mylena S. Holguin - Chicago IL, US
Art Sainz - Santa Teresa NM, US
Jesus R. Loya - El Paso TX, US

Allegiance Corporation - McGaw Park IL

A61B 19/00

128853, 128849, 128850, 128851, 128852

A fenestrated extremity surgical drape has improved seal integrity to reduce the occurrence of pathogenic contamination at the surgical site via migration through the seal. The seal has a non-linear configuration to eliminate uneven stress concentrations commonly located at the corners of rectilinear seals. An elastomeric apertured panel can be disposed between a film panel and a fiber/film laminate panel. These layers can be joined by a heat sealing operation along two spaced apart concentric seal locations ringing the aperture and a fenestration in the laminate panel. The assembly can then be affixed by adhering the underside(s) of one or more panels to a base drape, which has an opening aligned with the aperture and fenestration. A method of forming a fenestrated extremity surgical drape is also disclosed.

7997277, Aug 16, 2011

Aug 17, 2009

12/542305

Rogelio Reyes - El Paso TX, US
Mylena S. Holguin - Chicago IL, US
Art Sainz - Santa Teresa NM, US
Jesus R. Loya - El Paso TX, US

Allegiance Corporation - McGaw Park IL

A61B 19/08

128853

A method of forming a fenestrated extremity surgical drape includes providing improved seal integrity to reduce the occurrence of pathogenic contamination at the surgical site via migration through the seal. The seal has a non-linear configuration to eliminate uneven stress concentrations commonly located at the corners of rectilinear seals. An elastomeric apertured panel can be disposed between a film panel and a fiber/film laminate panel. These layers can be joined by a heat sealing operation along two spaced apart concentric seal locations ringing the aperture and a fenestration in the laminate panel. The assembly can then be affixed by adhering the underside(s) of one or more panels to a base drape, which has an opening aligned with the aperture and fenestration.

8079365, Dec 20, 2011

May 15, 2007

11/803396

Carrie Block - Chicago IL, US
Rogelio Reyes - El Paso TX, US

Allegiance Corporation - McGaw Park IL

A61B 19/00

128853, 128849

A surgical drape has a fenestration configured to aid in identifying an anatomical point of interest and positioning the fenestration at the surgical site. In one preferred form, the surgical drape has a chevron-shaped fenestration for positioning the fenestration relative to the xiphoid process region of a patient, which is useful for establishing the sterile field in certain bariatric procedures. An anesthesia screen at a head of the drape extends laterally to the sides of the base sheet forming the fenestration and defines integral arm board covers. The lateral ends of the anesthesia sheet are sealed in part to close the ends of the arm board covers. A secondary base sheet defining a smaller, secondary fenestration is releasably attached to the base sheet so that the fenestrations can be aligned with one another. Various instrument and chord management features are also included. A method of making the drape is also disclosed.

2011017, Jul 21, 2011

Jan 14, 2011

13/007240

Rogelio REYES - El Paso TX, US
Douglas Robards - Gurnee IL, US

A61B 19/10
A61B 19/02

128852, 206438

A surgical device comprising a first receptacle having a first mouth and a second receptacle having a second mouth, wherein the first mouth is in open communication with the second mouth via a joint joining the first receptacle with the second receptacle, and wherein the first mouth and second mouth open in a common direction. The surgical device can be used to effectively collect fluid during surgery in a first receptacle while simultaneously and independently retaining equipment and other medical supplies, such as tubes, wires, and/or tools, in a second receptacle. A drape sheet for covering at least a portion of a patient, the drape sheet optionally having a fenestration therein, with the surgical device being attached to the drape sheet.

2011024, Oct 6, 2011

Mar 30, 2011

13/076029

Rogelio REYES - El Paso TX, US
Douglas Robards - Gurnee IL, US

A61B 19/08

128853

A surgical drape having a tearable first sheet, the first sheet including at least one notch disposed at a periphery of the first sheet and an imperforate portion extending from the at least one notch to at least one fenestration, wherein tearing the first sheet via the at least one notch creates a linear tear line extending along the imperforate portion from the at least one notch to the at least one fenestration. The fenestration may be included in the first sheet. The drape may also include a second sheet, wherein the second sheet comprises the fenestration, wherein a cut extends from a periphery of the second sheet to the fenestration in the second sheet, wherein the first sheet is affixed a surface of the second sheet and extends along a length of and overlapping the cut, and wherein the notch is aligned with the cut.