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Bissell Health Care Corporation

Weber Orthopedic, Inc.

Lmb Hand Rehab Products

Roy A Meals

An elbow brace worn by a patient to recuperate an injury to the ulnar nerve or 'funny bone.' The elbow brace includes two arched cuffs facing the same direction, and two struts interconnecting the cuffs. Each strut is formed from a wire of spring steel. A pair of oppositely-wound coiled springs are formed at about the middle of each strut. When worn, the patient's elbow is situated between the spring coils with the struts extending parallel to the arm, and one cuff resting against the mid upper arm and one cuff resting against the mid forearm. Two straps extend from respective coils of one strut to respective coils on the second strut. One strap fits underneath the forearm and the other strap fits underneath the upper arm. Each wire strut may be coated or covered by a tubular sheath or sleeve made of a soft polymer material.

Spring loaded elbow extension brace

The present invention is a collapsible hip abduction device for properly positioning a patient's lower limbs. The device has a peripheral wire frame and a removable fabric covering. Securing straps are also provided. The device can easily be sanitized for use by a subsequent patient.

Hip abduction device

A foot elevator having a peripheral wire base frame releasably connected with a peripheral wire upper frame. A peripheral wire blanket support frame releasably connectable to the base and upper frames is also provided. The base frame, the upper frame and the blanket support are releasably connected for disassembly and compact storage of the device. A cradle of flexible material is provided over a portion of the upper frame for support of a patient's lower limb.

Foot elevator blanket cradle

A hand-forearm support comprises a generally upright forearm support member having a peripheral wire framework with a soft, flexible material suspended within at least a portion of its framework, a generally horizontal humerus support member having a peripheral wire framework with a soft, flexible material suspended within at least part of its framework, and a base member having two substantially opposed legs. Strap means are employed to secure the forearm support member and the humerus support member to the base member.

Hand-forearm support

An inflatable pillow is disclosed, as for elevating the hand during a period of healing. A pair of inflatable base chamber sections define an L-shape to engage the human upper limb with elbow flexed at an angle of some 90.degree.. A pair of inflatable lateral chamber sections somewhat triangular in profile are affixed at the sides of the L-shaped member for retaining the configuration and providing dimensional cushioning. The interior chambers of the inflatable sections are interconnected, and a flex valve is provided for inflating and deflating the pillow. A pair of strap members bridge the lateral sections to close the pillow about the upper limb. As disclosed, the structure comprises transparent sheet, vinyl-like material.

Inflatable hand pillow

The invention is an improved aspirator for use in medical procedures. The aspirator is provided with a rubber band powered piston control valve that maintains the valve in the off position. When operated to the on position by a user, the rubber band is placed in tension mode so that when released by the user the rubber band returns the valve to the off position. The rubber band powered piston valve aspirator is simple to disassemble without tools for cleaning and sterilization.

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Los Angeles, CA, United States of America

Roy A Meals