A collapsible canopy structure for attachment to a stretcher, such canopy having non-transparent first and second side panels and a transparent central panel, such side panels affording privacy to an individual being transported on the stretcher while at the same time medical personnel can view such individual through the transparent central panel of the canopy.

A shade apparatus (1) for a child conveyance (2) comprising a support (3) attachable to a side (4) of a child conveyance (2) and a shade member (5) hingedly connected to the support (3). The support (3) includes two mounts (12, 13) comprising hook and loop fasteners for attaching to the side (4) of the conveyance (2). The shade member (5) is movable relative to the support (3) between a retracted position (as seen with the left-hand apparatus (1)) whereby ready access to an occupant of the conveyance (1) is permitted and an operative position (as seen with the right-hand apparatus (1)) whereby the shade member (5) shields a head, torso and upper limbs of the occupant.

A protection device for hand held ultrasound needle procedures that can be generally described as a shield attachable to a transducer. The shield protects the hand from needle puncture. The shield can be made from either a flexible or a rigid material which is resistant to needle punctures, by both or either a hand directed needle or a mechanically fired needle. The shield is bent in the shape of an arc. The arc has a first apex at the top of the arc. A second apex is located at the bottom of the arc. A first receiver and a first method of securing an upper end of a transducer, or cable attached thereto, is located at the first apex. A second receiver and a second method of securement is located at the second apex to receive and secure a lower end or head of a transducer to the shield. The device attaches above or over a biopsy guide typically located on the head of a transducer or it attaches directly to the transducer. It allows the technologist to grasp the transducer within the arc of the shield and use the transducer in a normal manner while providing a barrier between the directed biopsy needle and the technologist's or physician's hand. The receiver and method of securement can be as simple as an opening with hook and loop material or as elaborate as specialty latches designed to specifically attach to the transducer.

This invention relates to chair sunshades, especially to chair sunshades where the sunshade is intended to be collapsible and detachable from its frame, and is made of a disposable, replaceable, and imprintable type of material.

A cover of screen or mesh for preventing domestic animals, such as cats, from entering a crib. The cover can be utilized while a child is in the crib, if the child is not able to pull itself up to a standing position, to prevent an animal from joining the child in the crib and can be utilized when the crib is unoccupied to prevent an animal from entering the crib and spreading fur, dirt or otherwise disturbing the crib. The cover is designed to prevent entry, and does not restrain the child within the crib. The device utilizes interengaging hook-and-loop type securing strips, such as VELCRO, to secure the cover to place on the crib, and is designed to support the weight of the animals to be excluded so that the cover will not collapse into the crib. The cover incorporates an opening for passage of a crib accessory, such as a mobile, which remains in place during entry and exit of the child and during removal or replacement of the cover.