Post-natal gluteal orthosis
OwnerEdgard CORNIERinventor
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Abstract
Post-natal gluteal orthosis (100) comprising a belt (1) carrying two holding devices (2) fixed to the rear part (1A) of the belt (1) and each consisting of: a triangular piece (21) fixed by its base to the belt (1), extending into a thinned part (22) connected to a strap (23) terminating in an adjustable hooking device (24) for adjustable fixing to a fixing point (12) at the front (IAV) of the belt {1). The tapered part (22) and the strap (23) pass over the perineum to cross-join the respective attachment point (12) to the front part (IAV) of the belt.
Claims12
1-9. (canceled)
Belt providing joint support for the sacroiliac and pubic joints, as well as a sub-abdominal sheathing effect,
- characterised in that it consists of a rear part (1′ AR) in the form of a loop in one plane, connected on each side by a respective intermediate part (1′ ITG, 1′ ITD), these intermediate parts being curved downwards and symmetrical to join the front part (1′AV) at the level of the pubis below the subject's abdomen.
Post-natal gluteal orthosis (100),
- characterised in that it comprises
- a belt (1) providing joint support for the sacroiliac and pubic joints, as well as a sub-abdominal sheathing effect, characterised in that it comprises
- two holding devices (2)
- attached to the rear part (1AR) of the belt (1)
- each consisting of:
- a triangular part (21) attached by its base to the belt (1), extending into a tapered part (22) and a strap (23) connected to a hooking device for adjustable attachment to an attachment point (12) on the front (1AV) of the belt (1)
- the two holding devices crossing behind the perineum to create a horizontal forward thrust,
- the tapered part (22) and the strap (23) pass behind the perineum to join crosswise the respective attachment point (12) at the front part (1AV) of the belt.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.