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Title: US3812851: I. V. ARM REST AND SUPPORT
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Rodriguez, Paul L.; Garden City, KS 67846

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 1974-05-28 / 1972-11-21

Application Number: US1972000308315

IPC Code: Advanced: A61M 5/52;
IPC-7: A61M 5/00;

ECLA Code: A61M5/52;

U.S. Class: Current: 128/877; 128/881; 128/DIG.006; 604/179;
Original: 128/133; 128/DIG.6; 128/214.R; 128/089.R;

Field of Search: 128/133,214 R,215,89 R,DIG. 6

Priority Number:
1972-11-21  US1972000308315

Abstract:     A medical arm support that substantially immobilizes the arm to facilitate intravenous injection of fluid into the arm adjacent the elbow, but which allows a limited amount of natural flexure of the arm at the elbow for patient comfort. A spiral, slightly flexible section joins a panel overlying the forearm with a support panel underlying the upper arm to produce the desired immobility while allowing limited flexure. Upstanding posts secure and hold flexible tubing that supplies the fluid being injected to the forearm panel to prevent relative needle movement during flexing of the arm.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Brown, Jr., Edward L. ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Truluck, Dalton L.;

Family: None

First Claim:
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Having thus described the invention, what is claimed as new and desired to be secured by Letters Patent is:     1. A surgical arm support for substantially immobilizing the arm of a patient during intravenous injection into the forearm adjacent the elbow of fluid supplied through flexible tubing, comprising:
  • an upper arm panel comprising a first generally flat elongate member having terminal ends and adapted to be disposed above the elbow, said member conforming to the arm and configured to underly and support the upper arm and adapted to be secured thereto;
  • a forearm panel comprising a second, generally flat elongate member having terminal ends adapted to be disposed below the elbow, said member conforming to the arm and configured to overly and constrain the forearm and adapted to be secured thereto; and
  • a spiral connecting section configured to extend at least partially around the arm, said spiral section being generally flat and connected to the upper arm member between said ends and extending longitudinally and helically away from said upper arm member to said forearm member wherein said panels are both spaced apart longitudinally as well as in opposed relationship to one another so as to be attached to the arm, said spiral connecting section rigidly joining said upper arm panel to said forearm panel whereby said arm support substantially immobilizes the elbow joint of the arm in a supine position thereof, said spiral section being capable of limited flexure to allow limited, natural bending of the arm at the elbow away from the supine position.


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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 3pp US3256880  1966-06 Caypinar   Convertible intravenous armboard
Get PDF - 4pp US3680549  1972-08 Lehneis et al.  Research Corporation SPIRAL ORTHOSIS FOR THE LOWER EXTREMITY
Get PDF - 3pp US2744526  1956-05 Saylors   Mobile extremity restraint
Get PDF - 9pp US3722508  1973-03 Roberts   INFUSION GUARD AND IMMOBILIZER
       
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