Support for extended arms of a person lying on their side
OwnerAdam Joel Singer, Arthur Starrinventors
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Abstract
A bottom cushion (12) and a top cushion (13) are rectangular and have top furrows so that when stacked they can support and provide access to the arms generally perpendicular to a patient lying on their side. In addition the bottom cushion (12) and the top cushion (13) have cut-off corners (21, 22 and 31, 32), respectively, which align to provide access to the nasal and oral cavities during surgical procedures performed in these positions.
Claims8
A support for the arms of a person lying on their side, where said person has upper and lower arms that are generally parallel, extend in a direction generally perpendicular to said person's torso, and have a predetermined spacing, comprising:
- a resilient member having an upper elongated cushion facing upward for said upper extended arm and a lower elongated cushion facing upward toward said upper elongated cushion for said lower extended arm, each cushion having overall dimensions of rectangular shape to be mounted on top of a surgical arm board or operating table;
- wherein the upper and lower cushions are stacked to form the resilient member;
- said upper and lower cushions being a predetermined distance apart corresponding generally to said predetermined spacing;
- said upper and lower cushions of said stacked cushions each comprise an elongated member along a longitudinal furrow which extends from one planar face to an opposite planar face, having a constant width along the length of the cushion;
- whereby said resilient member provides comfortable support and access to said arms, and facilitates access to the nasopharyngeal cavities of said person.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.