Abstract: A tray used during endovascular surgery includes an upper tray and a lower tray. The upper and lower trays are removably attachable from one another and each includes a first forward side, a second rear side, a third lateral side and a fourth lateral side. The upper tray includes a saline reservoir and the lower tray includes a wire cavity, a wire path and a sponge. The wire path connects the wire cavity with one or more apertures in the first side of the lower tray and the sponge is located within the wire path such that wires can be inserted into any of the one or more apertures, pass through the sponge, along the wire path and into the wire cavity where the wires will coil.

Abstract: A surgical instrument organizer. The surgical instrument organizer includes an upper assembly affixed to a lower assembly. The upper assembly includes a recessed area for supporting surgical instruments, one or more catheters extending therefrom, and one or more clips for supporting tubes, cables, and the like. In one embodiment, the catheters are operably connected to a valve that controls passage therethrough. The lower assembly includes one or more chambers accessible via one or more ports. In one embodiment, a channel and tube causes the upper assembly to be in fluid communication with the chambers of the lower assembly, wherein cleaning solution may be added or removed from the chambers as desired. Each port of the lower assembly is configured to receive wires for cleaning the chambers of blood or other fluids.

Abstract: A surgical instrument organizer. The surgical instrument organizer includes an upper assembly affixed to a lower assembly. The upper assembly includes a recessed area for supporting surgical instruments, one or more catheters extending therefrom, and one or more clips for supporting tubes, cables, and the like. In one embodiment, the catheters are operably connected to a valve that controls passage therethrough. The lower assembly includes one or more chambers accessible via one or more ports. In one embodiment, a channel and tube causes the upper assembly to be in fluid communication with the chambers of the lower assembly, wherein cleaning solution may be added or removed from the chambers as desired. Each port of the lower assembly is configured to receive wires for cleaning the chambers of blood or other fluids.