Wrist bandage
AssigneeBeiersdorf AG
InventorsStefan Bodenschatz, Thorsten Stradt
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Abstract
Wrist bandage, consisting of an anatomically shaped section which receives the wrist and the hand and which is formed from a single piece of flexible and elastic material, the section narrowing in the proximal direction, the section having, on the medial edge, a cutout for receiving the thumb, and with at least two straps secured on the medial edge, which straps can be secured on the dorsal side of the bandage, and with a pocket which is secured on the palmar side of the bandage, in particular sewn thereon, in such a way that the centre axis of the pocket forms an inwardly directed arch.
Claims7
A wrist bandage, comprising a single piece of flexible and elastic material, having a proximal edge, a distal edge, a medial edge, a palmer side and a dorsal side, said bandage being anatomically shaped and narrowing in the direction of the proximal edge;
- the medial edge having a cutout for receiving the thumb of a hand on a wrist to which the bandage is to be applied, with at least two straps being attached to the medial edge, which straps are removably attachable to the dorsal side of the bandage, the dorsal side being adapted to receive and secure said straps, said bandage having an elongated pocket secured to the palmer side thereof, which pocket is defined by two sides extending generally from the proximal edge to the distal edge, both of which have one kink or arch towards a central axis running from the proximal to the distal edge of the bandage and both of which are secured to the bandage and a generally rectangular substantially inflexible splint adapted to the anatomy of the inner surface of the hand is inserted into the pocket of the bandage.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.