Bandage for the ankle joint
AssigneeBeiersdorf AG
InventorsStefan Bodenschatz, Arthur Hugh Andrews
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AssigneeBeiersdorf AG
InventorsStefan Bodenschatz, Arthur Hugh Andrews
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Bandage for an ankle joint comprising an elongated tape, wherein the elongated tape runs around a heel, across a lateral side of the ankle joint, across an instep in a medial plantar direction and across a sole of a foot in a lateral plantar direction. First and a second transverse edges of the elongated tape are fastened to the tape itself. A first bridle and a second bridle is attached to the elongated tape. The first bridle extends from a lateral side on a forefoot and the second bridle extends from a lateral side on the ankle joint. The second bridle is circularly closed around the ankle joint and extends to the lateral side of the ankle joint. The first bridle is guided on the forefoot across the instep to the ankle joint and is circularly closed around the ankle joint and over the second bridle. The first bridle extends to the lateral side of the ankle joint. This Abstract is not intended to define the invention disclosed in the specification, nor intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way.
A bandage for an ankle joint comprising an elongated tape, wherein the elongated tape runs around a heel, across a lateral side of the ankle joint, across an instep in a medial plantar direction and across a sole of a foot in a lateral plantar direction, wherein a first and a second transverse edge of the elongated tape are fastened to the tape itself, wherein a first bridle and a second bridle each have one end attached to the elongated tape, one said end of the first bridle being attached to and extending from a lateral side on a forefoot and the second bridle extending from a lateral side on the ankle joint, wherein the second bridle is circularly closed around the ankle joint and has a free end that extends to and is removably attached at the lateral side of the ankle joint and the first bridle is guided on the forefoot across the instep to the ankle joint and is circularly closed around the ankle joint and over the second bridle, wherein the entire width of the free end of the first bridle lies within the width of the free end of the second bridle at the lateral side of the ankle joint, and the first bridle does not have any portion that goes underneath the foot, and wherein the free end of the first bridle extends to and is removably attached to the second bridle at the lateral side of the ankle joint.
A bandage for an ankle joint comprising an elongated tape, wherein the elongated tape runs around a heel, across a lateral side of the ankle joint, across an instep in a medial plantar direction and across a sole of a foot in a lateral plantar direction, wherein a first and a second transverse edge of the elongated tape are fastened to the tape itself to form a sock with a foot opening, a heel opening, and a leg opening, wherein a first bridle and a second bridle each have one end attached to the elongated tape, one said end of the first bridle being attached to and extending from a lateral side on a forefoot and the second bridle extending from a lateral side on the ankle joint, wherein the second bridle is circularly closed around the ankle joint and has a free end that is removably attached to the lateral side of the ankle joint and the first bridle is guided on the forefoot across the instep and has a free end extending to the lateral side of the ankle joint wherein the first bridle is circularly closed around the ankle joint and over the second bridle such that the free end of the first bridle is removably attached to the second bridle on the lateral side of the ankle joint, wherein the entire width of a free end of the first bridle lies within the width of the free end of then second bridle at the lateral side of the ankle joint, and the first bridle does not have any portion that passes underneath the foot, and wherein the material of the elongated tape has a lengthwise elasticity of from 60% to 250% and a crosswise elasticity of up to 100%, and wherein the material of the first and second bridles has a lengthwise elasticity of up to 250% and a crosswise elasticity of up to 100%.
A bandage for an ankle joint comprising:
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