Temporary tattoo cover and related method
AssigneeBerkley, Inc.
InventorsMaeghan E. Traboulsi, Mark Broyles
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AssigneeBerkley, Inc.
InventorsMaeghan E. Traboulsi, Mark Broyles
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A cover for protecting a temporary mark on a person's skin includes a transparent layer and an associated opaque layer, wherein the opaque layer features an opening through which the temporary mark may be located as the cover is applied. An adhesive is superimposed upon the transparent layer in order to releasably affix the cover to the temporary mark, and also to permit maintaining the cover on a backing material during transportation or storage. During use, the mark is sighted through the transparent layer and the opening in the opaque layer, and applied to the patient's skin. The opaque layer is then removed from the transparent layer, which remains in place over the temporary mark, permitting the person to bathe or otherwise participate unhindered in his or her life's routines without smudging, wearing or removing the mark.
A cover that is releasably attachable to a patient's skin having thereon a temporary tattoo or other marking identifying a set-up point for radiation therapy, the cover overlying the temporary tattoo or other marking and allowing the temporary tattoo or other marking to be visible therethrough, the cover comprising a flexible layer having a width or a diameter, shape, and thickness, and formed of a material, that, in combination, provide the flexible layer with characteristics that enable the flexible layer to be handled and adhesively attachable to the patient's skin over the temporary tattoo or other marking substantially without the flexible layer wrinkling during handling and attaching to the patient's skin for identifying a set-up point for radiation therapy, wherein the flexible layer comprises a lower surface and an opposing upper surface, the cover further comprising an adhesive covering substantially the entire lower surface and releasably engageable with the patient's skin in a position overlying the temporary tattoo or other marking, wherein the adhesive and the flexible layer are substantially transparent and allow viewing of the temporary tattoo or other marking therethrough, and the flexible layer comprises indicia in the form of crosshairs printed on the upper surface of the flexible layer and outside the adhesive layer, wherein inner ends of the crosshairs are spaced relative to each other and define a substantially transparent portion therebetween and are configured to enable viewing the temporary tattoo or other marking through the substantially transparent portion during placement of the cover over the temporary tattoo or other marking.
A method comprising releasably attaching a cover to a patient's skin having thereon a temporary tattoo or other marking identifying a set-up point for radiation therapy, for covering the temporary tattoo or other marking, and allowing the temporary tattoo or other marking to be visible therethrough, the cover comprising a flexible layer having a width or a diameter, shape, and thickness, and formed of a material, that, in combination, provide the flexible layer with characteristics that enable the flexible layer to be handled and adhesively attachable to the patient's skin over the temporary tattoo or other marking substantially without the flexible layer wrinkling during handling and attaching to the patient's skin for identifying a set up point for radiation therapy, wherein the flexible layer comprises a lower surface and an opposing upper surface, the cover further comprising an adhesive covering substantially the entire lower surface and releasably engageable with the patient's skin in a position overlying the temporary tattoo or other marking, wherein the adhesive and the flexible layer are substantially transparent and allow viewing of the temporary tattoo or other marking therethrough, and the flexible layer comprises indicia in the form of crosshairs printed on the upper surface of the flexible layer and outside the adhesive layer, wherein inner ends of the crosshairs are spaced relative to each other to define a substantially transparent portion therebetween and are configured to enable viewing the temporary tattoo or other marking through the substantially transparent portion during placement of the cover over the temporary tattoo or other marking;
An apparatus including a plurality of covers that are releasably attachable to a portion of a patient's skin having thereon a temporary tattoo or other marking identifying a set-up point for radiation therapy for covering the marking and allowing the temporary tattoo or other marking to be visible therethrough, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus including a plurality of covers that are releasably attachable to a portion of a person's skin having thereon a temporary tattoo or other marking identifying a set-up point for radiation therapy for covering the temporary tattoo or other marking and allowing the temporary tattoo or other marking to be visible therethrough, the apparatus comprising:
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