Cervical collar
OwnerJyi Feng Cheninventor
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Abstract
A cervical collar is disclosed. The cervical collar includes a main collar structure and at least one flexible adjustment member. The main collar structure can be configured to attach the upper chest and the shoulder of the patient and support the head of the patient. The main collar structure further has at least one concave portion. The flexible adjustment member can be disposed to the concave portions and is provided for securing the main collar structure at the back of the neck of the patient and can be configured to form a treatment region at the back of the neck of the patient, thereby conveniently caring the patient at the treatment region.
Claims15
A cervical collar for a patient's neck and helping post-surgical treatment, comprising:
- a main collar structure configured to attach the upper chest and the shoulder of the patient and support the head of the patient, and the main collar structure having at least one concave portion;
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- at least one flexible adjustment member disposed to the concave portions, and for securing the main collar structure at the back of the neck of the patient and configured to form a treatment region at the back of the neck of the patient, thereby conveniently caring the patient at the treatment region.
A cervical collar for a patient's neck and encircling the neck between the patient's head and body to immobilize the patient's head and neck, comprising:
- a flexible metal wire;
- a hollow tube having a hollow space for accommodating the flexible metal wire;
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- a fabric adhered to a surface of the hollow tube through an adhesive material to comfortably attach the patient;
- wherein the flexible metal wire, the hollow tube and the fabric are assembled to form a main collar structure, and at least one flexible adjustment member is provided for securing the main collar structure at the back of the neck of the patient to form a treatment region at the back of the neck of the patient.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.