Support for body portion
AssigneeEzbra Advanced Wound Care Ltd.
InventorEfrat ROMAN
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AssigneeEzbra Advanced Wound Care Ltd.
InventorEfrat ROMAN
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A variety of body supports are disclosed for supporting a body portion, for example, for supporting a chest in a donned configuration. In some examples, the body support includes a first support panel having one or more first tongues projecting outwardly therefrom, a second support panel having one or more second tongues projecting outwardly therefrom, a connecting section, joining the first support panel to said second support panel in longitudinal spaced relationship along an imaginary longitudinal mid-line of the body support, the first tongue and the second tongue being on opposite transverse sides of a mid-line of the body support, a first fastener and a second fastener. The body support may further include a doffed configuration in which the first support panel and the second support panel are non-contiguous with respect to one another.
A body support for covering and supporting at least a first body area and a second body area of a body portion, each one of the first body area and the second body area being on a different lateral side of a median plane of the body portion, the body support having a donned configuration and a doffed configuration with respect to the body portion, the body support comprising:
A body support for selectively encircling a body part in abutment therewith and supporting at least a first body area and a second body area thereof in a donned configuration, each one of the first body area and the second body area being on a different lateral side of a median plane of the body part, the body support further having a doffed configuration with respect to the body portion, the body support comprising;
The body support according to any one of claims 47 to 70, wherein said at least one first tongue is in parallel transversely spaced relationship with respect to said at least one second tongue.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.