Pelvic tissue viscoelastic stretching device

Abstract

The pelvic tissue viscoelastic stretching device before childbirth consists of, on the one hand, a flexible basic body (1) in the form of an inverted quadrangular pyramidal structure extending in a support and positioning tab (4) and comprising an upper face (5) designed to be positioned beneath the uterus and a smaller lower face (6) designed to be positioned near the perineum, connected by an inactive front face (7) and by three active stretching faces, that is a posterior lower face (8) and two lateral faces (9) located on either side of it, and on the other, by three balloons (2, 3) respectively attached to the stretching faces (8, 9) of the basic body (1) and which can be inflated, in particular with physiological serum, to ensure posterior pressing against the sacrum and lateral pressing on the lifting muscles, up to an overall volume corresponding essentially to the head of a baby on birth.

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