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US 2026/0144683 A1Published application
Strained skin treatment devices and methods
AssigneeNeodyne Biosciences, Inc.
InventorsPhilip James Wadlow, Jasper Jackson, Kelley J. Lipman, Reuben Elmar Lasrado, William James Van Syoc, John A. Zepeda
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Abstract
Devices, kits and methods described herein may include a dressing that is pre-strained and stored for a period of time after which the dressing is applied to the skin of a subject.
Claims9
A manufacturing assembly, comprising:
- a transport assembly to move a plurality of components along a movement path;
- a first clamp assembly configured to reversibly clamp together a first side of a subset of the plurality of components;
- a first heat melt assembly configured to heat melt the subset of the plurality of components together, adjacent to the first side of the subset of the plurality of components;
- a straining assembly, comprising:
- a second clamp assembly configured to reversibly clamp together a second side of the subset of the plurality of components;
- a first separation assembly, configured to reversibly displace the second clamp assembly;
- and
- a second assembly, configured to reversibly displace the straining assembly away from the first clamp assembly;
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- a second heat melt assembly configured to heat melt the subset of the plurality of components together, adjacent to the second side of the subset of the plurality of components.
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A straining assembly, comprising:
- a first clamp assembly configured to reversibly clamp together a second side of the subset of the plurality of components;
- a first separation assembly, configured to reversibly displace the second clamp assembly;
- a second assembly, configured to reversibly displace the straining assembly away from the first clamp assembly;
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- a first heat melt assembly configured to heat melt the subset of the plurality of components together, adjacent to the second side of the subset of the plurality of components.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.