Beiersdorf Ag

Bsn Medical Gmbh & Co. Kg

Arthur-Hugh Andrews

Peter Himmelsbach

Stefan Bodenschatz

Thorsten Stradt

Andreas Albrod

Anthony David Harman

Peter Jauchen

Thorsten Herzberg

Andreas B Kummer

Sebastian Trotter

Reiner Leutz

Klaus Keite-Telgenb&uuml;scher

Brigitte Rosenbaum

Christian Scharnhorst

Harald Votsch

Oliver Reichert

Self-adhesive bandage consisting of a flexible carrier with a self-adhesive coating applied on one side, characterized in that the carrier is provided with a large number of apertures, thus giving rise to individual segments linked by way of connecting bridges.

Self-adhesive bandage

Stocking having a seamlessly attached antislip coating in the edge region of the upper opening of the stocking, the edge of the stocking producing a compressive pressure of from 3 to 45 mm Hg at an extension of from 10% to 350% and having a width-based flexural stiffness (DIN 53121) of at least 20 cN&times;mm and, in the region of the stocking opening, the bond strength of the coating to the stocking being at least 3 N/cm.

Stocking having a seamlessly attached antislip coating in the edge region of the upper opening

Backing materials which have been given a self-adhesive treatment on at least one side, characterized in that the self-adhesive composition is a pressure-sensitive hotmelt adhesive composition which at a frequency of 0.1 rad/s has a dynamic-complex glass transition temperature of less than &minus;3&deg; C., preferably from &minus;6&deg; C. to &minus;30&deg; C. and, with particular preference, from &minus;9&deg; C. to &minus;25&deg; C., and their use, in particular, for producing medical products such as plasters, bandages or dressings.

Self-adhesively treated backing materials

Orthopedic bandage comprising a flexible backing material and an adhesive composition, characterized in that the adhesive composition has a thermoplastic behavior, is at least tacky above an activation temperature, forms at least partially crystalline structures below the activation temperature, and at a temperature below 40&deg; C. has a shear modulus of more than 100,000 Pa.

Orthopedic bandage

Medical arm bandage which surrounds and guides the forearm and the upper arm and shoulder.

Medical bandage

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Arthur-Hugh Andrews