PMC

(A) Pressure injury on skin of the auricle. (B) A sample of a plastic handle. (C) The handle with bilateral ear bands fixed on the occipital bone. (D) Side view of the mask held in place with the plastic handle.

Total human DNA recovery from five touched surfaces in the Darling Building, University of Adelaide – front door handle, bathroom door handle, bathroom tap, office door handle and plastic soap dispenser. Isohelix™ swab system shows overall better recovery of touch DNA from metal and plastic substrates

Olympus PolyLoop. A Loop outside the plastic sheath; B Loop is inside the plastic sheath; C, D Yellow cylinder in the handle moves loop in and out of the plastic sheath.

(A) Photo of the device. The disposable tip assembly (B) is screwed into the metal (silver) handle. The actuator resides within the handle and is not visible. The blue luer lok tubing connector is attached to the actuator connector. (B) Image of the disposable tip assembly without the handle. (C) Close up image of the clear plastic housing. The wire plunger is visible within the clear plastic housing. (D) Surgical video screenshot showing the device entering through the sclera. The blue implant is visible within the device.