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Title: US6595936: Arm support garment
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Oladipo, Olarewaju J.; Canton, MA 02021

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 2003-07-22 / 2000-06-28

Application Number: US2000000605963

IPC Code: Advanced: A61F 5/37;
IPC-7: A61F 5/00;

ECLA Code: A61F5/37C2B2;

U.S. Class: 602/004; 602/005; 602/020; 602/021;

Field of Search: 602/004-5,60-62,75-77,20-21 128/878-880

Priority Number:
2000-06-28  US2000000605963

Abstract:     An arm support garment with an integral arm sling pouch for comfortably supporting and immobilizing the upper extremity on either the inner or outer surfaces of the front of the garment is disclosed. The sling pouch in the garment of the invention is accessed from the front exterior portion of the garment through vertical slits oriented in the garment material near each end of the pouch. Additional slits may also be provided to aid in ventilation. The pouch is preferably made with an expandable inside layer to allow usage by individuals with different forearm sizes. A separate support pouch of this configuration can also be used with traditional arm slings.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Weingarten, Schurgin, Gagnebin & Lebovici LLP ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Lucchesi, Nicholas D.; Hamilton, Lalita M

Maintenance Status: E1 Expired  Check current status

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Family: None

First Claim:
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What is claimed is:     1. An arm support device comprising
  • an article of clothing to be worn on the trunk of a patient in need of arm support, said article having a front portion, a back portion and a shoulder portion, each said portion of said article having an interior surface and an exterior surface and each of said front, back and shoulder portions being integrally connected to the other two of said portions, said front back and shoulder article comprising an integrally connected support pouch for said arm attached to the interior surface of said front portion of said article of clothing, said article further comprising one or more slits in said front portion in transverse orientation to the primary axis of said pouch, said slits extending from the exterior surface of said front portion through said front portion and a wall of said support pouch to the interior of said support pouch, wherein said slits provide access through said front portion to said support pouch for said patient in need of arm support.


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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 4pp US4601285  1986-07 Whitchurch   Arm sling device
Get PDF - 8pp US5095894  1992-03 Marble  Level-One Products, Inc. Upper extremity stabilizer
Get PDF - 3pp USD381429  1997-07 Millwood   Vest for supporting a broken arm sling
Get PDF - 7pp US5772617  1998-06 Lay  A&B Stablizer, Inc. Stabilizing arm sling
Get PDF - 6pp US5792083  1998-08 Joslin   Arm sling
       
Foreign References: None

Other References:
  • Sammons Preston Rehabilitation Supplies Catalog.
  • Freeman Orthotics and Prosthetics Catalog.


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