Abstract: The present invention relates to a surgical table capable of supporting a litary litter. The table, comprising a base and at least one cross member, is made of lightweight, durable material, is portable, and is relatively easy to assemble, disassemble, and package for transport. The cross member may be positioned such that the patient's head or feet are elevated or lowered relative to the table's base. The fabric of the litter is used as the direct support for the patient while the patient receives medical attention.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a circumcision dressing, adjustable in circumference, which is placed around the subglanular or subcoronal region of a penis on its mucosal aspect. The dressing comprises an inner arcuate member, or ring, which is adapted to be positioned between the prepuce and shaft of the penis parallel to the corona of the glans. This inner ring is discontinuous, preferably at its dorsal aspect, to allow for insertion of an elongate hollow connector piece to increase circumference for different sized penises, and is made from polymer, rubber, or metal. If desired, the inner ring may bear a guard flange which extends anteriorly beneath the prepuce to protect the penis from injury during the circumcision procedure. After this first ring is applied to the mucosal aspect of the prepuce with the foreskin retracted, the prepuce is reduced, or pulled forward. A second ring, or outer arcuate member, of polymer, rubber, or metal is then applied.

Abstract: A method of removing oil from a golf course is disclosed. In this invention, an absorbent mat is applied to the oil spill site to absorb an initial amount of the oil. The mat is removed after a sufficient period of time, and then, a surfactant is applied to the spill site. A second absorbent mat is, in turn, applied to the spill site in order to absorb a further amount of the oil and an initial amount of the surfactant. Water is then applied to the spill site to flush away the residual oil and surfactant.