Therapeutic table for post-surgery patients
AssigneeCarla Nohemi Delgado
InventorCarla Nohemi Delgado
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Abstract
A therapeutic table for a post-surgery patient. The therapeutic table includes a first base portion that at least partially defines an aperture. The therapeutic table includes a first lower cushioning layer that is coupled with the first base portion. The first lower cushioning layer at least partially defines the aperture. A post-surgery body part of the post-surgery patient extends into the aperture. The therapeutic table also includes a second base portion coupled with the first base portion. The therapeutic table further includes a second lower cushioning layer coupled with the second base portion.
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A therapeutic table for a post-surgery patient, the therapeutic table comprising:
- a first base portion at least partially defining an aperture;
- a first lower cushioning layer coupled with the first base portion, the first lower cushioning layer at least partially defining the aperture, wherein the aperture is configured to receive a post-surgery body part of the post-surgery patient;
- an upper cushioning layer coupled with the first lower cushioning layer, wherein the upper cushioning layer has a first thickness that tapers as the upper cushioning layer extends away from the aperture;
- a second base portion coupled with the first base portion;
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- a second lower cushioning layer coupled with the second base portion.
A first transverse assembly of a therapeutic table, the first transverse assembly comprising:
- a first base portion at least partially defining an aperture;
- a lower cushioning layer coupled with the first base portion, wherein the lower cushioning layer at least partially defines the aperture;
- an upper cushioning layer coupled with the lower cushioning layer, wherein the upper cushioning layer circumferentially surrounds a periphery of the aperture;
- wherein the aperture is configured to receive a post-surgery body part of a patient who lays on the therapeutic table, and wherein the upper cushioning layer is configured to elevate the patient around the post surgery body part.
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