A shell cuff
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorsACHRAF AMINE EL SAYED, GERARD CNOSSEN
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorsACHRAF AMINE EL SAYED, GERARD CNOSSEN
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According to an aspect, there is provided a shell cuff for use with an actuator cuff and sensor pad in hemodynamic monitoring, the shell cuff comprising: a flexible sheet comprising a first face and an opposing second face, the sheet being curved such that a first end of the sheet and an opposing second end of the sheet overlap to form an overlapping portion in which a first interface portion of the first face interfaces with a second interface portion of the second face; wherein the sheet is configured to be tightened on application of force so as to increase the size of the overlap between the first face and the second face; wherein the first interface portion comprises a first material and the second interface portion comprises a second material which is different to the first material.
A shell cuff for use with an actuator cuff and sensor pad in hemodynamic monitoring, the shell cuff comprising:
A method of manufacturing a shell cuff, the method comprising injection moulding the first material and the second material to form a sheet, and thermoforming the sheet to form a shell cuff, wherein the shell cuff comprises the sheet comprising a first face and an opposing second face, the sheet being curved such that a first end of the sheet and an opposing second end of the sheet overlap to form an overlapping portion in which a first interface portion of the first face interfaces with a second interface portion of the second face, and wherein:
A method of manufacturing a shell cuff, the method comprising extruding the first material and the second material to form a sheet having at least two extruded layers, and thermoforming the sheet to form the shell cuff, wherein the shell cuff comprises the sheet comprising a first face and an opposing second face, the sheet being curved such that a first end of the sheet and an opposing second end of the sheet overlap to form an overlapping portion in which a first interface portion of the first face interfaces with a second interface portion of the second face, and wherein:
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