Beiersdorf Ag

Thorsten Herzberg

Stefan Bodenschatz

Andreas Albrod

Peter Himmelsbach

Arthur-Hugh Andrews

Thorsten Stradt

Brigitte Rosenbaum

Frank Doheny

Harald Votsch

Oliver Reichert

John Shanahan

Bandage for the shoulder and upper arm area, comprising an anatomically shaped upper arm part which receives the upper arm, and an anatomically shaped forearm part which receives the forearm, the upper arm part being designed in the shape of a half shell and having a cap-like recess for receiving the shoulder joint, and the forearm part being designed in the shape of a half shell and having an enclosure for the elbow joint, the upper arm part and the forearm part being connected to one another in an adjustable manner, and a support strap being arranged on the upper arm part and a holding strap being arranged on the forearm part.

Bandage for the arm with enclosure for the shoulder

A bandage for the ankle joint, with a lower-leg part and with a foot part with two straps the lower-leg part having at least one strap the foot part having a first strap on the medial side and a second strap on the lateral side, the lower-leg part and the foot part being connected to one another in such a way that, when the bandage is applied to the foot, the heel area is left open, and, with the bandage applied, the lower-leg part wraps round the posterior face of the lower leg in the distal lower-leg area and can be closed, particularly on the anterior face, and the foot part lies under the sole and wraps round the foot with the medial strap and the lateral strap said straps starting from the plantar area, overlapping across the back of the foot and extending medially and laterally to the distal area of the lower leg.

Bandage for the ankle joint

Wrist bandage with a first angled strip which consists of two branches which run together at an acute angle and whose inner edges are connected to one another at least in sections, and with a second elongate strip which is attached to the second branch of the angled strip . In the transition area between the branches , a substantially round incision is made which starts in the first branch and extends into the second branch and, when the bandage is applied, serves to receive the thumb, and which, in the distal forearm area, at the transition to the carpal area, wraps round the carpal area in a circle.

Wrist bandage

A clavicle bandage having two adjustable-length strips made from non-extensible material, wherein the free ends of the strips form loops about a ring and wherein the other ends of the strips fasten to the ring by a material pocket and are fixed at an angle relative to one another by the material pocket. The ring has a flat, elliptical cross-section and freely rotates within the material pocket. The strips are fixed at an angle from sixth to eighty degrees.

Clavicle bandage

Self-adhesive shaped body which is adapted to the anatomy, has a proprioceptive effect and is intended for medical purposes, having a bond strength of from 1 N/cm to 25 N/cm, an extensibility of more than 10%, a thickness of more than 0.5 mm and a resilience of more than 50% for a tensile stress of 5 N/cm .

Self-adhesive shaped body

Knee-joint orthesis

Medical bandages which are adapted to the shape of the body part on which they are applied, and which are characterized in that the soft and adaptable material has been thermally deformed.

Anatomically shaped medical bandages

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

Medical bandage

The knee brace (100) with a casing to be applied to the leg and held together on the front side of the leg with the aid of fastening straps of a padded frame is comprised of a frame (10), of a half shell-shaped frame portion (11) which can be applied dorsally to the thigh and a half shell-shaped frame portion (111) which can be dorsally applied to the lower leg, wherein both frame portions (11;111) are rigidly or articulatedly interconnected and each frame portion (11; 111) is formed by a U-shaped bar section (12;112) with an approximately semicircularly proceeding web (13;113) for application to the rear of the thigh or of the lower leg, to which a plurality of one-armed fixation rods (16, 16a, 16b, 16', 16a', 16b'; 116, 116a, 116b; 116', 116a', 116b') which are attached with one end, which proceed in the longitudinal direction of the knee brace (100), which are deformable, springable and which possess a high degree of inherent rigidity and which are adapted to the anatomic configuration of the leg, are secured, while two frame portions (11;111) are interconnected in such a way that their two U-shaped bar sections (12:112) face each other, the knee brace (100), within the region of its two terminal areas, is provided with one fastening strap (20;120) each and, above and below the knee, is provided with one further fastening strap (30;130) each (FIG. 1).

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Hamburg, Germany

Thorsten Herzberg