Stabilizing rod for an orthopaedic aid
AssigneeBauerfeind AG
InventorHans B. Bauerfeind
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Abstract
The invention relates to a stabilizing rod (99, 101) for an orthopedic aid, the stabilizing rod (99, 101) having a bending section (130) in the longitudinal direction, the bending section (130) having at least one mesh belt structure (131).
Claims14
A stabilizing rod (99, 101) for an orthopedic aid (200), wherein the stabilizing rod (99, 101) consists essentially of plastic and comprises a bending section (140) having a mesh belt structure (120), wherein the stabilizing rod (99, 101) comprises a thin bending rod (150) and at least one mesh belt structure (120, 130) running on said thin bending rod, and wherein at least one end of the stabilizing rod (99, 101) has a gripping piece (111a, 111b), wherein the gripping piece comprises an eyelet or a knob on the stabilizing rod (99, 101), wherein a center region of the thin bending rod is offset relative to an inner edge of the at least one mesh belt structure (120, 130).
A stabilizing rod (99, 101) for an orthopedic aid (200), wherein the stabilizing rod (99, 101) comprises a bending section (140) having a mesh belt structure (120) that is not comprised of flat-pressed coils of a helical spring, wherein the stabilizing rod (99, 101) comprises a thin bending rod, wherein a center region of the thin bending rod is offset relative to an inner edge of the mesh belt structure (120).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.