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Title: US4212493: Apparatus for assisting semi-invalid person to walk
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Ledesky, Eugenia A.; New York, NY 10014

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 1980-07-15 / 1978-09-25

Application Number: US1978000945638

IPC Code: Advanced: A61H 3/00; A61H 3/04;
IPC-7: A47D 13/04;

ECLA Code: A61H3/00; A61H3/04; K61H3/00A8C; K61H201/16A12B; K61H3/04B;

U.S. Class: Current: 297/006; 135/067; 482/066;
Original: 297/006; 272/070.3; 135/067;

Field of Search: 297/6;5 272/070,70.3,58,70.4 280/042 135/067

Priority Number:
1978-09-25  US1978000945638

Abstract:     An apparatus is disclosed having a generally U-shaped horizontal top rail delineating the front and two sides of the apparatus, the rear of the apparatus being open. Four legs depend from the top rail in the general form of a cubic trapezoid delineating the four upright edges of the apparatus. A seat is pivotally mounted to a first of the four legs and is lockingly engageable with the second of the four legs thereby closing the rear of the apparatus. A knee pad is located between the third and fourth legs and situated with respect to the seat so as to permit the user of the apparatus to assume a standing or a semi-sitting position.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Quaintance, Murphy & Richardson ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Frazier, Roy D.; Aschenbrenner, Peter A.

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What is claimed is:     1. An apparatus for assisting a semi-invalid person to walk comprising:
  • (a) a generally U-shaped top rail delineating the front and two sides of the apparatus, the rear of the apparatus being open,
  • (b) four legs depending from the top rail in the general form of a cubic trapezoid delineating the four upright edges of the apparatus, the front two legs being formed of a unitary U-shaped member, the top rail and the unitary member being co-joined along the front edge of the apparatus,
  • (c) a seat, pivotally mounted to a first of the rear two legs and having lock means lockingly engageable with a second of the rear two legs for closing the rear of the apparatus, and
  • (d) a knee pad mounted between the front two legs and situated with respect to the seat so as to permit the user of the apparatus to assume any stance between a standing and a semi-sitting position.


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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 3pp US1448783  1923-03 Blewitt et al.   Invalid support
Get PDF - 5pp US2129260  1938-09 Bowser   Combination wheeled chair and crutch
Get PDF - 9pp US2362466  1944-11 Carter   Walker and rejuvenator for physically disabled persons
Get PDF - 5pp US2433969  1948-01 Wood   Invalid's vehicle
Get PDF - 2pp US2759525  1956-08 Ries   Multiple purpose invalid walker
Get PDF - 2pp US2798533  1957-07 Frank   Invalid walker
Get PDF - 7pp US3993349  1976-11 Neufeld   Invalid support device
Get PDF - 7pp US4046374  1977-09 Breyley   Walking aid
       
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