Deflection element for deflecting tie cables in or on orthopedic or medical instruments or sports instruments
AssigneeBauerfeind AG
InventorAndré Beck
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Abstract
The invention relates to deflector (100) to deflect rope (130) in orthopedic or medical accessories, or athletic accessories, whereby the deflector comprises at least first subcomponent (110) and second subcomponent (120), whereby first subcomponent (110) and second subcomponent (120) are adjustable, respectively, with only one degree of freedom against one another, and whereby first subcomponent (110) and second subcomponent (120) exhibit, respectively, at least one rope guidance element (111, 112, 121, 122) to deflect rope (130).
Claims23
A deflector to deflect rope in orthopedic or medical accessories, or athletic accessories, the deflector comprising at least one first subcomponent and one second subcomponent, whereby the first subcomponent and the second subcomponent are adjustable with only one degree of freedom against one another, respectively, the first subcomponent and the second subcomponent each including at least one rope guidance element to deflect rope,
- the first subcomponent and/or the second subcomponent including at least two edge-side guides into which the other subcomponent can slide, respectively.
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A bodily accessory comprising a deflector, the deflector including:
- at least one first subcomponent and one second subcomponent, whereby the first subcomponent and second subcomponent are adjustable with only one degree of freedom against one another, respectively, the first subcomponent and second subcomponent each including at least one rope guidance element to deflect rope,
- the first subcomponent and/or second subcomponent including at least two edge-side guides into which the other subcomponent can slide, respectively.
The bodily accessory according to claim 23, whereby the bodily accessory is an orthopedic accessory, the orthopedic accessory being an orthosis that dampens or limits the joint movement of a joint of the extremities.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.