Medicinal product for the care of an individual
AssigneeGottlieb Binder GmbH & Co. KG
InventorJan Tuma
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Abstract
A medicinal product (10) is for the care of an individual having at least one injury such as a burn wound or a skin abrasion, in particular with a large surface area. The product includes at least one functional surface (12, 12′, 14) to at least partially cover the injury and/or to fix the medicinal product (10) to the individual. At least one functional surface (12, 12′) includes stem parts (18) protruding from the surface. The free end-faces of the stem parts form an adhesion section able to adhere at least partially to the individual and/or to a further functional surface (12′), predominantly by Van der Waals forces.
Claims22
A medicinal product for care of an individual having an injury with a surface area, comprising:
- a carrier;
- a first functional surface on said carrier configured to cover an area adjacent to the injury;
- first stem parts projecting from said first functional surface and having free front-side ends forming adhesion parts adhereable on the individual or a second functional surface primarily by van der Waals forces;
- a functional care surface on said carrier configured to be adhered on the surface area of the injury;
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- second stem parts projecting from said functional care surface and having free front-side ends forming adhesion parts adhereable to the surface area of the injury primarily by van der Waals forces.
A method of using a medicinal product for care of an individual having an injury on a part of a body of the individual with a surface area, comprising the steps of:
- providing a carrier having first and care functional surfaces configured to cover the injury and having first and second stem parts projecting from said first and care functional surfaces, respectively, said first stem parts forming adhesion parts adhereable on the individual or a second functional surface primarily by van der Waals forces, said second stem parts forming adhesion parts adhereable to the injury primarily by van der Waals forces;
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- placing the carrier over the injury with the second stem parts engaging the surface area of the injury.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.