Device for puckering the flesh to assist in injections
OwnerWilliam J. Harrisinventor
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Abstract
A pair of parallel clamping arms hold an adjustable loop, which when applied to the limb, provides a device for puckering the flesh for injections. The parallel clamping arms extend from a pair of bent arms which have a spring attached thereto at the lower portion thereof. The spring serves to push the clamping arms inwardly and to maintain the clamping arms in a normally pressed together condition. The adjustable loop is formed of two cooperating interlocking strips which overlap one another. The loop is adjustable by varying the degree of overlap of the two strips.
Claims4
A device for puckering the flesh on a limb of a person to assist in injections, comprising a gripping portion;
- clamping means attached to said gripping portion and having a pair of parallel clamping arms;
- a flexible loop formed of a pair of overlapping, interlocking strips, said loop being adjustable in length by means of adjusting means which vary the amount of overlap of said pair of strips at a bottom portion thereof facing said gripping portion, each of said strips having one end attached to one of said clamping arms;
- and spring means attached to said gripping portion and tending to push said arms in an inward direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.