Adjustable orthopedic seat pad
OwnerRoberto Ronquilloinventor
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Abstract
An adjustable orthopedic seat pad for use of persons afflicted with neurological painful conditions namely sciatica, ischial bursitis, pirifomis syndrome, coccydynia and nerve impairments in the perineum area during sitting, with said adjustable seat pad comprising a pair of opposing cushion pads, and a plurality of elastic straps spacedly connecting the adjacent portions of said pair of cushion pads, characterized in that said pair of cushion pads having elongated raised portions with predetermined thickness disposed longitudinally on the upper distal ends thereof, and a space being provided in between the rear portions of said pair of cushion.
Claims7
An adjustable orthopedic seat pad for a user afflicted with neurological painful conditions namely sciatica, ischial bursitis, pirifomis syndrome, coccydynia and nerve impairments in the perineum area, said orthopedic seat pad comprising:
- a pair of opposing cushion pads, each of said cushion pads having a top surface, an inner opposing side, a rear portion, a front portion opposite said rear portion, an outer edge, and an inner edge opposite said outer edge;
- a plurality of elastic straps spacedly connecting said pair of cushion pads;
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- a space being provided in between the rear portions of said pair of cushion pads to prevent compression on a tailbone of the user during sitting on the seat pad;
- wherein each of said pair of cushion pads being provided with an elongated, continuous, raised portion with a predetermined thickness that is thicker than the remaining cushion pad across the top surface, said elongated raised portion disposed longitudinally on the top surface along the outer edge extending from the rear portion towards, but does not reach, the front portion, and extending from the outer edge towards, but does not reach, the inner edge, whereby most of the weight of the user is adapted to apply on said elongated raised portions of said cushion pads.
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