AT20151B - Dressings. - Google Patents

Dressings.

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AT20151B
AT20151B AT20151DA AT20151B AT 20151 B AT20151 B AT 20151B AT 20151D A AT20151D A AT 20151DA AT 20151 B AT20151 B AT 20151B
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fabric
dressings
strips
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Rudolf Robitschek
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Rudolf Robitschek
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  Verbandstoffe. 



   Die den Gegenstand der Erfindung bildenden aufsaugenden Verbandstoffe bestehen ans einer Anzahl lose übereinander   Hegender schütterer Gewebe,   die entweder nur an den Rändern oder auch überdies an, der Breite der jeweilig gewünschten Verbandstoffstreifen entsprechenden Stellen durch die   Schussfäden   miteinander vereinigt sind. In letzterem Falle erhiilt man durch Zerschneiden der dichten Verbindungsstreifen an den Rändern verbundene Stoffstreifen aus lose übereinanderliegenden schütteren Geweben. 



   Man hat zwar schon Trikotschläuche und Schlauchgewebe als Verbandmaterial verwendet, diese Gewebe waren jedoch nicht   hydrophyl,   so dass* sie für jene Zwecke, für 
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Diese neuartigen Verbandstoffe haben nicht nur den Vorteil, dass die   nott über-   einander liegenden Gewebelagen sich zueinander nicht verschieben können und die bei dem bisher   gebräuchlichen Üboreinanderlegen   mehrerer Stoffstreifen leicht vorkommende, den Patienten   belästigende   Faltenbildung vermieden wird, sondern die   schütteren   übereinanderliegenden Gewebe saugen Feuchtigkeit gierig an. 



   Die Anzahl der an den Rändern verwebten losen Gewebelagen kann eine beliebige sein. 

**WARNUNG** Ende DESC Feld kannt Anfang CLMS uberlappen**.



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  Dressings.



   The absorbent bandages forming the subject of the invention consist of a number of loosely superimposed sparse tissues which are united by the weft threads either only at the edges or also at points corresponding to the width of the respective desired bandage strips. In the latter case, by cutting the dense connecting strips at the edges, connected strips of fabric made of loosely superimposed thin tissues are obtained.



   Tricot tubes and tubular fabrics have already been used as bandages, but these fabrics were not hydrophilic, so that * they were used for those purposes
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These innovative bandages not only have the advantage that the layers of fabric that are not lying on top of one another cannot shift to one another and that the patient's uncomfortable wrinkling, which often occurs when several strips of fabric are placed on top of one another, are avoided, but the sparse layers of fabric greedily suck in moisture .



   The number of loose fabric layers woven around the edges can be any number.

** WARNING ** End of DESC field may overlap beginning of CLMS **.

Claims (1)

PATENT. ANSPRUCH : Aufsaugende Verbandstoffe, bestehend aus einer Anzahl lose übereinander liegender schütterer Gewebe, welche entweder nur an den Rändern oder überdies an, der Breite der gewünschten Verbandstoffstreifen entsprechenden Stellen durch die Schussfäden miteinander vereinigt sind. **WARNUNG** Ende CLMS Feld Kannt Anfang DESC uberlappen**. PATENT. CLAIM : Absorbent bandages, consisting of a number of loose tissues lying on top of one another, which are united with one another by the weft threads either only at the edges or also at points corresponding to the width of the desired bandage strips. ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.
AT20151D 1904-02-10 1904-02-10 Dressings. AT20151B (en)

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