Anti-decubitus ulcer mattress overlay system with selective elevation structure
AssigneeMJD Innovations, L.L.C.
InventorMichael Dennis
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AssigneeMJD Innovations, L.L.C.
InventorMichael Dennis
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An elevation structure system possesses anti-decubitus ulcer characteristics, and may cooperate with a mattress overlay also having anti-decubitus ulcer capabilities as part of a mattress overlay system, in which multiple elongate, positionally adjustable, relatively moveable risers are configured for selective placement in conditions of transverse, subposed, under-engagement with the sides of an overlay to create substantially non-inclined, elevated, depth-supplemented regions at locations along the length of the overlay. The elevation structure and overlay may each include a dynamic-response core expanse formed of an open-cell, compressible viscoelastic foam coated with an elastomeric, moisture- and gas-flow-managing, differential-thickness coating structure load-transmissively bonded to the entirety of the outside of said core expanse to function as a dynamically-responsive unit therewith.
A mattress overlay system, comprising:
An elevation structure system configured for use in cooperation with an elongate anti-decubitus ulcer mattress overlay having sides, ends, and an outer surface, the elevation structure system comprising:
In a mattress overlay system that includes an elongate mattress overlay having sides and ends defined by spaced upper and lower faces and constructed of a core expanse formed of a compressible viscoelastic foam and an elastomeric coating structure bonded to the entirety of the outside of said core expanse to function as a dynamically-responsive unit therewith, operatively associated elevation structure adapted for positionally adjustable under-overlay placement to create substantially non-inclined, elevated, depth-supplemented bands at locations along the length of the overlay, the elevation structure comprising:
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