Abstract: An endoscope lumen internal cleaner and methods of use includes a flexible tube having a first tube end an a second tube end, wherein the tube is configured to travel therein the channel or lumens of a surgical instrument, one or more apertures positioned therethrough said tube and proximate said second end, a container for housing the pressurized fluid or a pump and reservoir, the container having a discharge port, wherein the discharge port in fluid communication with a valve, the first tube end is in fluid communication with the discharge port to enable the pressurized fluid to travel therethrough the flexible tube to the one or more apertures when opening the valve, a frictional cleaning device affixed to said second end.

Abstract: A distal tip soak basin, agitator, and methods of use, by providing a tube or sleeve with a closed end and an open end, an end cap having an aperture therein to retain a medical device, a perforated instrument holder or seal to seal the end cap around a medical device, a vibrating motor and hosing with friction fit sleeve, a battery, and an on/off switch, and, thus, functions to contain the distal tip and orifice of an endoscope in an enzymatic fluid for the purpose of pre-soaking and agitating the cleaning or soaking fluid, such as an enzymatic fluid, in the distal tip to delay the drying of body fluids and particulate contained inside the distal tip and orifice and/or internal channels.

Abstract: An adjustable surgical instrument stringer, tray system, and method of sterilization comprising, in general, a one or more axis adjustable stringer to be inserted into the finger rings or ring handles of the surgical instruments to sequentially group the surgical instruments, a surgical instrument tray and lid configured with a pattern of sterilization apertures, the lid having two or more recessed valleys configured to receive the stringer of ringed surgical instruments and releasably hold the surgical instrument therein.

Abstract: An adjustable stringer configured to string the ring handles of one or more surgical instruments, the stringer including two or more rod sections, wherein each rod section is configured to be inserted in one ring handle of the one or more surgical instruments, two or more angle sections, each angle section configured having one or more slidable connector sections, each slidable connector section configured to extend and retract along at least one of the two or more rod sections, and two or more releasable connectors, each releasable connector positioned between two of the two or more angle sections.

Abstract: An adjustable surgical instrument stringer, tray system, and method of sterilization comprising, in general, a one or more axis adjustable stringer to be inserted into the finger rings or ring handles of the surgical instruments to sequentially group the surgical instruments, a surgical instrument tray and lid configured with a pattern of sterilization apertures, the lid having two or more recessed valleys configured to receive the stringer of ringed surgical instruments and releasably hold the surgical instrument therein.

Abstract: An adjustable stringer configured to string the ring handles of one or more surgical instruments, the stringer including two or more rod sections, wherein each rod section is configured to be inserted in one ring handle of the one or more surgical instruments, two or more angle sections, each angle section configured having one or more slidable connector sections, each slidable connector section configured to extend and retract along at least one of the two or more rod sections, and two or more releasable connectors, each releasable connector positioned between two of the two or more angle sections.

Abstract: An adjustable stringer configured to string the ring handles of one or more surgical instruments, the stringer including two or more rod sections, wherein each rod section is configured to be inserted in one ring handle of the one or more surgical instruments, two or more angle sections, each angle section configured having one or more slidable connector sections, each slidable connector section configured to extend and retract along at least one of the two or more rod sections, and two or more releasable connectors, each releasable connector positioned between two of the two or more angle sections.

Abstract: An adjustable stringer configured to string the ring handles of one or more surgical instruments, the stringer including two or more rod sections, wherein each rod section is configured to be inserted in one ring handle of the one or more surgical instruments, two or more angle sections, each angle section configured having one or more slidable connector sections, each slidable connector section configured to extend and retract along at least one of the two or more rod sections, and two or more releasable connectors, each releasable connector positioned between two of the two or more angle sections.

Abstract: An adjustable surgical instrument stringer, tray system, and method of sterilization comprising, in general, a one or more axis adjustable stringer to be inserted into the finger rings or ring handles of the surgical instruments to sequentially group the surgical instruments, a surgical instrument tray and lid configured with a pattern of sterilization apertures, the lid having two or more recessed valleys configured to receive the stringer of ringed surgical instruments and releasably hold the surgical instrument therein.

Abstract: A surgical instrument support tray and method of sterilization comprising, in general, a first surface configured with a pattern of apertures, each aperture configured to support the surgical instrument, a second surface configured with a pattern of finger and positioned in parallel proximity to the first surface, wherein the second surface is configured to slide relative to the first surface and releasably lock the surgical instrument therebetween and, thus such apparatus, functions to removeably secure surgical instrument in group for identification, cleaning, sterilization and storage prior to surgery.