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Title: US4165127: Therapeutic and rehabilitative carriage
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Vago, Robert E.; Manlius, NY

Assignee: Diakinetics, Incorporated, East Syracuse, NY
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Published / Filed: 1979-08-21 / 1977-12-05

Application Number: US1977000857100

IPC Code: Advanced: A47C 1/022; A47C 7/68; A61G 5/00; A61G 5/10; A61G 5/12;
IPC-7: A47C 1/027;

ECLA Code: A61G5/10S2; A47C1/022; A47C7/68; A61G5/00; A61G5/10S14; K61G5/10Z6; K61G5/10Z7; K61G5/12E; K61G5/12H;

U.S. Class: Current: 297/344.18; 280/087.021; 297/183.6; 297/423.19; 297/467; 297/DIG.004;
Original: 297/345; 280/087.02R; 297/429;

Field of Search: 280/47.38,47.39,47.4,242 WC,211,DIG. 4,DIG. 5,242 297/045,345

Priority Number:
1977-12-05  US1977000857100

Abstract:     The specification discloses a wheeled multi functional vehicle or chair for therapeutic and rehabilitative use by invalids and others having muscular and neurological disability. The vehicle is characterized by a frame on which is supported independently adjustable elements including a seat, back support, an activity table, foot support, and associated limb positioning and restraining elements. Also disclosed is a unique locking apparatus for adjustable positioning and attachment of the various elements.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Magee, Jr., James ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Peters, Jr., Joseph F.; Stack, Jr., Norman L.

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What is claimed is:     1. A therapeutic and rehabilitative carriage for receiving and transporting an invalided patient comprising a wheeled chassis having horizontal upper and lower framework and a plurality of upright stanchions running between the upper and lower framework to provide a generally cage like structure, a seat member for receiving and supporting the buttocks of a patient mounted on selected stanchions for horizontal, vertical, and angular movement; a back support member mounted independently of the seat member and positionable with respect to said seat in order to receive and support the back of said patient; a foot rest platform mounted on the lower frame work below the seat member to receive and support the feet of said patient; said seat member, back support member, and foot rest platform being independently positionable within said chassis; and movable locking means on said stanchions vertically positionable to secure in selected relative positions said seat member, back rest member, and foot rest platform.

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