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A foldable and sterilizable organizer for use in the operating room or at patient bedside is formed from cardboard and includes means to prevent recollapse. Side, end and transverse walls are pulled into position by a strap which then locks the walls into an upright position. Divider walls are provi

A foldable and sterilizable organizer for use in the operating room or at patient bedside is formed from cardboard and includes means to prevent recollapse. Side, end and transverse walls are pulled into position by a strap which then locks the walls into an upright position. Divider walls are provided to subdivide the compartments, and one compartment may include a closed top.

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A packaged sterilant organizer comprising a sealed package formed of sterilizable, contamination-impermeable material, and a folded compartmentalized tray completely enclosed in said package and packaged in a substantially collapsed condition and having a bottom, a plurality of wall members foldably

A packaged sterilant organizer comprising a sealed package formed of sterilizable, contamination-impermeable material, and a folded compartmentalized tray completely enclosed in said package and packaged in a substantially collapsed condition and having a bottom, a plurality of wall members foldably attached to the bottom, an operating strap for erecting said tray into an open box having a plurality of compartments, and means for locking said tray into the erected condition, a sterilizable, elongated semi-rigid sheet having a central area, a first side foldably attached to the central area, a second side foldably attached to the central area, a first end piece foldably attached to the central area, a second end piece foldably attached to the central area, and a tongue having a first end portion and a second end portion, the tongue first end portion being connected to the first end piece, said first and second sides being folded equidistantly over said central area, said second end piece including a strap locking means for locking the second end portion of the strap to the second end piece, said second end piece being folded inward over said first and second sides, said tongue second end portion abutting the edge of the second end piece, a plurality of transverse wall members extending across the central area between the first and second sides, each said transverse wall member including a slot, said strap extending through said slots in said transverse wall members to said second end piece and being attached to the transverse wall member furthermost from said second end piece, whereby when said strap is pulled outwardly from said second end piece, said first and second sides and said first and second end pieces are drawn perpendicular to said central area to erect side and end walls and said strap is locked to said second end piece to prevent recollapse of said tray, converting said sheet into a rigid compartmentalized tray. A collapsible, sterilizable, compartmentalized tray for holding medical instruments and supplies for use in operating rooms and at bedside of a hospital patient, comprising a bottom wall, a first wall connected to the bottom wall, a second wall connected to the bottom wall, a third wall connected to the bottom wall, a transverse wall extending across the bottom wall, erecting and compartment forming means for erecting the first, second, and third walls in an erected condition and for forming a plurality of compartments, and locking means for locking the first, second, and third walls in an erected condition, said erecting and compartment forming means including an operating strap having a first end portion and a second end portion, the operating strap being connected to the second wall at the operating strap first end portion and being extendable over the bottom wall to the third wall forming a tray partition, said transverse wall having a slot through which the operating strap extends so that when the operating strap second end portion is pulled towards the third wall the transverse wall is drawn perpendicular to the bottom wall in an erected condition, said locking means including attachment means for attaching the second end portion of the operating strap to the third wall.