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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 26, 1982
Filed:
Aug. 06, 1980
Terry L Sandman, Toledo, OH (US);
Jobst Institute, Inc., Toledo, OH (US);
Abstract
An anti-shock pressure garment having a trouser portion and an upper portion connected thereto forming a one-piece construction. The upper portion has a flexible back panel which is not inflatable and a front panel containing a plurality of pressure chambers or bladders which wherein inflated inpose pressure on the thorax and abdomen of the patient. The legs of the trousers have pressure chambers or bladders which when wrapped about the patient's legs, can impose the desired pressure. The upper portion is length adjustable to allow the garment to cover a greater size range of patients. This is accomplished by folding down the upper portion of the front and rear panels and securing them in folded position.