Orthopedic cast-embeddable window device
OwnerChris E. Wigginsinventor
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An orthopedic cast window is provided for creating an access to a site of injury, such as a broken limb. The device comprising: A cast-embeddable hollow body has a tubular member defining an opening and having a first peripheral edge and a second peripheral edge. The opening is sized to extend about the site of injury without obstructing access to the injured site. An inner flange is secured to the first peripheral edge, extending transversely to the tubular member; an outer flange secured to the second peripheral edge, extending transversely to the tubular member. When embedded in the cast, the inner flange and at least a part of the tubular member become embedded in the cast bandages. A window cover member is configured to be detachably positioned within the opening in the tubular member in a covering relationship to said opening to allow easy access to the site of injury.
An orthopedic cast window device adapted for creating an access to a site of injury, the device comprising:
An orthopedic cast window device adapted for creating an access to a site of injury, the device comprising:
A method of positioning an orthopedic cast over a limb, comprising the steps:
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