AT72142B - Novel bandage covers. - Google Patents

Novel bandage covers.

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AT72142B
AT72142B AT72142DA AT72142B AT 72142 B AT72142 B AT 72142B AT 72142D A AT72142D A AT 72142DA AT 72142 B AT72142 B AT 72142B
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novel bandage
bandage covers
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Karl Dr Fischel
Josef Dr Liebermann
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Josef Dr Liebermann
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   Gegenstand der vorliegenden Erfindung liegt in der neuartigen Verwendung perforierter Bleche zu Fixations- und Extensionsverbänden für Knochenbrüche. Die Verwendung dieses   Matoriatos   geschieht in der Weise, dass aus Platten normaler Grosse die zur   Herstollung   der Hülle erforderlichen Stücke eventuell in Band- oder Streifenform geschnitten, und an die mit dem Verband zu verschende Stelle in der Weise angelegt werden, dass die überplattende Blechkante durch   Drahtnähtc     festgoha)tenwird Von   den bisnun schon in Form von Rinnen verwendeten   mechverl'andhUllen unterscheidet   sich der vorliegende Verband dadurch, dass derselbe entsprechend den von Fall zu Fall sich ergebenden Erfordernissen geformt wird,

   wobei die Perforationen die Formgebung sowie das Anlegen von Verbindungsdrähten und sonstigen Ligaturen ungemein erleichtern. 



   Der vorliegende Verband ist infolge seiner leichten und   restlosen   Anpassungsfähigkeit   an   jede Frakturenstelle vollkommen geeignet, die derzeit üblichen, aus Gips oder Gipsbandagen hergestellten   Starrvcrhande      zu.   ersetzen, bietet aber den letzteren gegenüber eine Anzahl erheblicher Vorteile, unter welchen insbesondere die rasche. ohne Hilfsmittel   mögliche   Anpasaung des Verbandes sowie die Möglichkeit des leichten   Abnehmens und   Wiederanlegens von Wichtigkeit sind. 



   Auch sind die mit diesem Verbandsmaterial hergestellten liüllen als Extensionsverband zu verwenden, da die Perforationen das Einsetzen von Zugorganen ohneweiters gestatten. 



  Da   die HUlle, ohne Schaden   zu erleiden. leicht abgenommen und wieder angelegt werden kann, ist die Entfernung von Sekrpten   ungemein   erleichtert ; der Abzug derselben kann 
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   Ein weiterer, ganz erheblicher Vorteil dieser Verbande liegt darin, dass sie infolge 
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**WARNUNG** Ende DESC Feld kannt Anfang CLMS uberlappen**.



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   The present invention relates to the novel use of perforated metal sheets for fixation and extension bandages for bone fractures. The use of this matoriato is done in such a way that the pieces required for the manufacture of the shell are cut from plates of normal size, possibly in tape or strip form, and applied to the place to be covered with the bandage in such a way that the sheet metal edge to be covered by wire stitching The present dressing differs from the mech liner covers that have already been used in the form of grooves in that it is shaped according to the requirements that arise from case to case,

   where the perforations facilitate the shaping and the application of connecting wires and other ligatures immensely.



   As a result of its easy and complete adaptability to any fracture site, the present dressing is perfectly suited to the rigid hand made from plaster of paris or plaster bandages. replace, but offers a number of significant advantages over the latter, among which in particular the rapid. Possible adjustment of the bandage without aids and the possibility of easy removal and re-application are important.



   The liquids made with this dressing material are also to be used as an extension dressing, since the perforations allow the insertion of traction organs without any further restrictions.



  As the shell without suffering damage. can be easily removed and put back on, secretion removal is greatly facilitated; the deduction of the same can
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   Another very significant advantage of these associations is that they as a result
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** WARNING ** End of DESC field may overlap beginning of CLMS **.

Claims (1)

Verbandbüllen aus entsprechend geschnittenen Stücken oder Streifen gleichmässig durchlochten Bleches. deren überplattende Kanten durch Drahtnähte festgehalten werden. Neuartige Verbandhollen. **WARNUNG** Ende CLMS Feld Kannt Anfang DESC uberlappen**. Bandage envelopes made from appropriately cut pieces or strips of evenly perforated sheet metal. whose overlying edges are held in place by wire seams. Novel bandage tubes. ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.
AT72142D 1915-03-04 1915-03-04 Novel bandage covers. AT72142B (en)

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