CA2654213A1 - Dome wound dressing - Google Patents
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- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61F—FILTERS IMPLANTABLE INTO BLOOD VESSELS; PROSTHESES; DEVICES PROVIDING PATENCY TO, OR PREVENTING COLLAPSING OF, TUBULAR STRUCTURES OF THE BODY, e.g. STENTS; ORTHOPAEDIC, NURSING OR CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES; FOMENTATION; TREATMENT OR PROTECTION OF EYES OR EARS; BANDAGES, DRESSINGS OR ABSORBENT PADS; FIRST-AID KITS
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Description
DOME WOUND DRESSING
FIELD OF INVENTION
This invention relates generally to a wound or (injury) dressing and more specifically to a wound (injury) dressing made from plastic (like) products formed by molding or forming plastic like material to shapes and sizes, that will enable caregiver to cover wounds or injuries, related to people and/or animals ie: pets.
BACKGROUND OF INVENTION
Since the advent of dressing wounds or injuries using adhesive cloth with a sterile pad placed upon the adhesive, having progressed from pressing the adhesive cloth firmly against the skin, providing an additional element such as pull and tear against soft tissue of new skin forming, thus injuring new healing and extending the healing process.
The purpose for developing a Dome type wound/injury Dressing System, will thus improve the healing time. The system provides a soft touch dressing with air holes that allow circulating air to flow within and through the Dome.
Bandages that are applied with a strip of cloth or other material used in binding up an injury during the dressing of a wound/injury, such as leg, arm, etc., and as such, may hold the dressing too firmly against the skin. This process, however, allows said dressing to `stick' to some parts of the injured skin, further prolonging healing process and distress to patient.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
An object of one aspect of the invention is to provide an improved dressing procedure that will provide a clear view of the healing process by using clear plastic molded shapes that may reduce removing a dressing for inspection.
In accordance with yet another aspect of the invention, it is more adaptable and hygienic than currently used `stick-on pads', in such cases as scrapes, burns, or `rash' or minor abrasions or cuts.
In accordance with still another aspect of the invention, the perimeter of the dome has a pressure sensitive adhesive type seal, substantially reducing the possibility of removing or disturbing in any way, new formed skin, when retracted.
Additional advantages of the present invention are the numerous and various shapes that may be formed and offered in assisting in providing a more hygienic system with varied applications for most all parts of the body.
In accordance with yet another aspect of the invention, would be the air holes, allowing air to circulate, thus enhancing the healing process.
DOME COVER : When required, a second Dome cover may be used to over lap the medical dome, thus preventing water from seeping into air holes during swimming and/or showering.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
A detailed description of the preferred embodiments are provided herein below, by way of example only, with reference to the following drawings, in which:
Showing a side view of a plastic type circled Dome Top aerial view showing top of circular dome A medical type adhesive applied to base of dome Various air flow vents placed in parts of the molding Square shaped dome aerial view Aerial view of the base where adhesive is applied Sterile material placed into dome part Protective cover where a release coating is applied Circle shape dome with a square protective cover revealing a printed instruction Label See-through plastic material illustrating where protective lid is about to rest of Adhesive Aerial view of dome with lid attached Product stacked for shipping Product with no protective cover with a sterile material inserted Dome partly covered with coated release paper Different shapes using release paper FIG 16, 17, 18 Various shapes among numerous others Dome dressing applied over an infection on a body part FIGS 20, 21,22 Illustrating protective lid resting away from the adhesive to a dormant position Dome peeled apart from protective cover Dome joined together with protective cover Dome and protective lid with printing on lid and/or label applied Production format FIGS 27,28,29,30,31,32,33 Various illustrations of a human body where dome dressing may be applied A finished dressing with release paper applied over adhesive MODE FOR CARRYING OUT INVENTION
In the drawings, preferred embodiments of the invention are illustrated by way of example. It is to be expressly understood that the description and drawings are only for the purpose of illustration and an aid to understanding and are not intended as a definition of the limits of the invention.
In the description which follows, like parts are marked throughout the specification and the drawings with the same respective reference numerals. The drawings are not necessarily to scale and in some instances proportions may have been exaggerated in order to more clearly depict certain features of the invention.
Referring to Fig 1. 1 is illustrated a flexible sheet, 2 & 3 illustrates in accordance with the invention a perspective view of a molded side wall and top viewing of dome. 5 illustrating location of an engageable adhesive base, 11 illustrating a releasable protective cover resting on the engagable surface in a dormant position.
Fig 2 illustrating a perspective top view of fig 1 circular dome and 2 the molded side wall, 3 top of dome Fig 3 illustrating a top perspective of base with engageable surface Fig 4 in accordance with invention illustrating 1 flexible molded plastic sheet, 5 engageable adhesive surface, 7 unsealed position resting on a coated release plastic or paper sheet.
Fig 5 further illustrating 1, flexible molded plastic sheeting, 5 an engageable adhesive surface, 7 release paper or protective coated plastic cover resting on the adhesive.
Fig 6 in accordance with invention illustrating 6 air flow holes, 2 side wall dome, 3 roof of dome.
Fig 7 in accordance with invention 10 illustrates sterile pad used for cuts and abrasions 13 release base for of dome Fig 8 illustrating in accordance with invention protective cover 11 illustrating protecting adhesive 12 Fig 9 illustrating 13 score line or perf line to peel away protective cover folded onto adhesive, 14 illustrating instruction label Fig 10 illustrating 13 score line peel-away protective cover folded on to adhesive with a release coating that will be held in place with a light engageable surface.
FIELD OF INVENTION
This invention relates generally to a wound or (injury) dressing and more specifically to a wound (injury) dressing made from plastic (like) products formed by molding or forming plastic like material to shapes and sizes, that will enable caregiver to cover wounds or injuries, related to people and/or animals ie: pets.
BACKGROUND OF INVENTION
Since the advent of dressing wounds or injuries using adhesive cloth with a sterile pad placed upon the adhesive, having progressed from pressing the adhesive cloth firmly against the skin, providing an additional element such as pull and tear against soft tissue of new skin forming, thus injuring new healing and extending the healing process.
The purpose for developing a Dome type wound/injury Dressing System, will thus improve the healing time. The system provides a soft touch dressing with air holes that allow circulating air to flow within and through the Dome.
Bandages that are applied with a strip of cloth or other material used in binding up an injury during the dressing of a wound/injury, such as leg, arm, etc., and as such, may hold the dressing too firmly against the skin. This process, however, allows said dressing to `stick' to some parts of the injured skin, further prolonging healing process and distress to patient.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
An object of one aspect of the invention is to provide an improved dressing procedure that will provide a clear view of the healing process by using clear plastic molded shapes that may reduce removing a dressing for inspection.
In accordance with yet another aspect of the invention, it is more adaptable and hygienic than currently used `stick-on pads', in such cases as scrapes, burns, or `rash' or minor abrasions or cuts.
In accordance with still another aspect of the invention, the perimeter of the dome has a pressure sensitive adhesive type seal, substantially reducing the possibility of removing or disturbing in any way, new formed skin, when retracted.
Additional advantages of the present invention are the numerous and various shapes that may be formed and offered in assisting in providing a more hygienic system with varied applications for most all parts of the body.
In accordance with yet another aspect of the invention, would be the air holes, allowing air to circulate, thus enhancing the healing process.
DOME COVER : When required, a second Dome cover may be used to over lap the medical dome, thus preventing water from seeping into air holes during swimming and/or showering.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
A detailed description of the preferred embodiments are provided herein below, by way of example only, with reference to the following drawings, in which:
Showing a side view of a plastic type circled Dome Top aerial view showing top of circular dome A medical type adhesive applied to base of dome Various air flow vents placed in parts of the molding Square shaped dome aerial view Aerial view of the base where adhesive is applied Sterile material placed into dome part Protective cover where a release coating is applied Circle shape dome with a square protective cover revealing a printed instruction Label See-through plastic material illustrating where protective lid is about to rest of Adhesive Aerial view of dome with lid attached Product stacked for shipping Product with no protective cover with a sterile material inserted Dome partly covered with coated release paper Different shapes using release paper FIG 16, 17, 18 Various shapes among numerous others Dome dressing applied over an infection on a body part FIGS 20, 21,22 Illustrating protective lid resting away from the adhesive to a dormant position Dome peeled apart from protective cover Dome joined together with protective cover Dome and protective lid with printing on lid and/or label applied Production format FIGS 27,28,29,30,31,32,33 Various illustrations of a human body where dome dressing may be applied A finished dressing with release paper applied over adhesive MODE FOR CARRYING OUT INVENTION
In the drawings, preferred embodiments of the invention are illustrated by way of example. It is to be expressly understood that the description and drawings are only for the purpose of illustration and an aid to understanding and are not intended as a definition of the limits of the invention.
In the description which follows, like parts are marked throughout the specification and the drawings with the same respective reference numerals. The drawings are not necessarily to scale and in some instances proportions may have been exaggerated in order to more clearly depict certain features of the invention.
Referring to Fig 1. 1 is illustrated a flexible sheet, 2 & 3 illustrates in accordance with the invention a perspective view of a molded side wall and top viewing of dome. 5 illustrating location of an engageable adhesive base, 11 illustrating a releasable protective cover resting on the engagable surface in a dormant position.
Fig 2 illustrating a perspective top view of fig 1 circular dome and 2 the molded side wall, 3 top of dome Fig 3 illustrating a top perspective of base with engageable surface Fig 4 in accordance with invention illustrating 1 flexible molded plastic sheet, 5 engageable adhesive surface, 7 unsealed position resting on a coated release plastic or paper sheet.
Fig 5 further illustrating 1, flexible molded plastic sheeting, 5 an engageable adhesive surface, 7 release paper or protective coated plastic cover resting on the adhesive.
Fig 6 in accordance with invention illustrating 6 air flow holes, 2 side wall dome, 3 roof of dome.
Fig 7 in accordance with invention 10 illustrates sterile pad used for cuts and abrasions 13 release base for of dome Fig 8 illustrating in accordance with invention protective cover 11 illustrating protecting adhesive 12 Fig 9 illustrating 13 score line or perf line to peel away protective cover folded onto adhesive, 14 illustrating instruction label Fig 10 illustrating 13 score line peel-away protective cover folded on to adhesive with a release coating that will be held in place with a light engageable surface.
Fig 11 illustrating an open view of protective cover revealing 13 score and 11 protective release covering.
Fig 12 illustrating stacking of ready to use Dome product Fig 13 in accordance with invention illustrates the flow through air holes 6 as applied to roof of dome on all four corners. 10 illustrates placement inside roof portion of sterile pad.
Figs 14, 15, 16 illustrate various shapes or size configurations. 12 illustrates release coating placement and 7 illustrates protective paper cover. 5 illustrates adhesive applied to base of rim of dome.
Fig 17 9 illustrates the easy edge tips, on all four corners, for easy removal of release protective paper. 6 illustrates air flow venting holes in dome roof.
Fig 18 illustrates a ready to use dome elongated product by lifting and pulling 9 removal tip.
Fig 19 illustrates, according to invention, the application of dome 3 over wound 15.
Fig 19B illustrates wound 15 such as a bed sore as it appears on a body 4 with the protective dome 12.
Fig 20, is a side perspective of dome illustrating 5 adhesive placement and 11 protective release paper cover Fig 21 illustrating still another perspective of fig 20 Fig 22 illustrates in closed position of protective release paper cover 11 as it would appear in a dormant position accepting adhesive 5 Fig 23 is a perspective as viewed from top illustrating release coating 12 and perf score line and 5 the adhesive.
Fig 24 still another perspective vies illustrating 13 perf score line and 12 release coating and 5 adhesive.
Fig 25 illustrating a rectangle dome dressing system illustrating 13 perf score line 5 adhesive and 6 air flow through holes and 14 label instructions Fig 26 illustrating capability of multiple high-speed production, any size and/or a compliment of various sizes at the same time.
Figs 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 all illustrate how the dome dressing system may be applied to various parts of the body protecting the wound or abrasion Fig 34 illustrates 5 adhesive, 7 release coating applied to paper 13 and 14 label Fig 35 a further illustration of 5 adhesive, 14 label/instructions, 16 perforated for single units and 19 showing roll paper core.
Fig 36 Illustrating a large Wound Dressing Dome, that may be round, oval or rectanglar or other, in shape with each, the capability with having a valve attachment for accepting oxygen to circulate within the Dome helping to increase the healing process and reduce possibilities of airborne bacteria entering the wound. 20 illustrates where air circulates inside the Dome and escaping through the air venting holes. 19 illustrates where a valve attachment may attach to oxygen supply and/or air purifying systems.
Fig 37 Illustrates perspective for Dome Wound Dressings that may come in various sizes to accommodate children and adult fingers. 6 show various placement of air venting in/out circular holes. 21 illustrating expansion system allowing for Dome system to gently adhere to finger. 22 illustrating top surface of Dome and 23 illustrating base of Dome. 24 illustrating a half circle originating at base of dome as the size adjustment best to accommodate -any-finger- size.
Fig. 38 illustrating placement of 6 air venting airways, 21 shows flexible expansion/adhering system for retention of Dome on finger, 24 sizing of required finger Dome, 23 shows base of Dome.
Fig 39 Illustrates the 24 sizing of Dome and 23 as the base of Dome The description herein may be expanded to include other shapes, sizes and still perpetuate the spirit and application, conform to the wide and varied applications in scope of the intent of said invention
Fig 12 illustrating stacking of ready to use Dome product Fig 13 in accordance with invention illustrates the flow through air holes 6 as applied to roof of dome on all four corners. 10 illustrates placement inside roof portion of sterile pad.
Figs 14, 15, 16 illustrate various shapes or size configurations. 12 illustrates release coating placement and 7 illustrates protective paper cover. 5 illustrates adhesive applied to base of rim of dome.
Fig 17 9 illustrates the easy edge tips, on all four corners, for easy removal of release protective paper. 6 illustrates air flow venting holes in dome roof.
Fig 18 illustrates a ready to use dome elongated product by lifting and pulling 9 removal tip.
Fig 19 illustrates, according to invention, the application of dome 3 over wound 15.
Fig 19B illustrates wound 15 such as a bed sore as it appears on a body 4 with the protective dome 12.
Fig 20, is a side perspective of dome illustrating 5 adhesive placement and 11 protective release paper cover Fig 21 illustrating still another perspective of fig 20 Fig 22 illustrates in closed position of protective release paper cover 11 as it would appear in a dormant position accepting adhesive 5 Fig 23 is a perspective as viewed from top illustrating release coating 12 and perf score line and 5 the adhesive.
Fig 24 still another perspective vies illustrating 13 perf score line and 12 release coating and 5 adhesive.
Fig 25 illustrating a rectangle dome dressing system illustrating 13 perf score line 5 adhesive and 6 air flow through holes and 14 label instructions Fig 26 illustrating capability of multiple high-speed production, any size and/or a compliment of various sizes at the same time.
Figs 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 all illustrate how the dome dressing system may be applied to various parts of the body protecting the wound or abrasion Fig 34 illustrates 5 adhesive, 7 release coating applied to paper 13 and 14 label Fig 35 a further illustration of 5 adhesive, 14 label/instructions, 16 perforated for single units and 19 showing roll paper core.
Fig 36 Illustrating a large Wound Dressing Dome, that may be round, oval or rectanglar or other, in shape with each, the capability with having a valve attachment for accepting oxygen to circulate within the Dome helping to increase the healing process and reduce possibilities of airborne bacteria entering the wound. 20 illustrates where air circulates inside the Dome and escaping through the air venting holes. 19 illustrates where a valve attachment may attach to oxygen supply and/or air purifying systems.
Fig 37 Illustrates perspective for Dome Wound Dressings that may come in various sizes to accommodate children and adult fingers. 6 show various placement of air venting in/out circular holes. 21 illustrating expansion system allowing for Dome system to gently adhere to finger. 22 illustrating top surface of Dome and 23 illustrating base of Dome. 24 illustrating a half circle originating at base of dome as the size adjustment best to accommodate -any-finger- size.
Fig. 38 illustrating placement of 6 air venting airways, 21 shows flexible expansion/adhering system for retention of Dome on finger, 24 sizing of required finger Dome, 23 shows base of Dome.
Fig 39 Illustrates the 24 sizing of Dome and 23 as the base of Dome The description herein may be expanded to include other shapes, sizes and still perpetuate the spirit and application, conform to the wide and varied applications in scope of the intent of said invention
Claims
I claim I claim a Dome Dressing System that (a) provides a clear view of healing process (b) through clear medical plastic type domes (c) a dome system that provides air flow healing assistance (d) easy removal system with no damage to healing wound I claim a color code size and application purposes I claim a Dome dressing system complete with air vent placed in dome for circulation and replenishment of fresh air aiding he healing process.
I claim a finger Dome dressing system, multiple body contour shapes, sizes I claim a Dome Dressing System with an air purifying valve system for oxygen to enter and invigorate the healing process and reducing airborne bacteria I claim a Dome Dressing System comprising of (a) an engageable surface (b) a passive surface and (c) a means of engageable surface for adhesion to skin I claim a Dome Dressing System that when compressed will return to original shape I claim an environmental products that comprise the Dome Dressing System (a) a food grade release system for protective peel-of cover (b) medical bio-gradable adhesive (c) bio-degradable dressings (d) bio-degradable adhesives I claim a Dome Dressing System that enhances, in reality and perception, new skin healing power, through its wound protection and natural air flow inhibitor I claim a Dome Dressing System that will include enhanced rib support for special type of broken bones, etc.
I claim a Dome Dressing System that uses a coated release paper helping to keep area around and inside Dome sterile aiding in fostering the healing process I claim a Dome Dressing System that is in the beginning absolutely sterile and when discarded, is 100% bio-degradable
I claim a finger Dome dressing system, multiple body contour shapes, sizes I claim a Dome Dressing System with an air purifying valve system for oxygen to enter and invigorate the healing process and reducing airborne bacteria I claim a Dome Dressing System comprising of (a) an engageable surface (b) a passive surface and (c) a means of engageable surface for adhesion to skin I claim a Dome Dressing System that when compressed will return to original shape I claim an environmental products that comprise the Dome Dressing System (a) a food grade release system for protective peel-of cover (b) medical bio-gradable adhesive (c) bio-degradable dressings (d) bio-degradable adhesives I claim a Dome Dressing System that enhances, in reality and perception, new skin healing power, through its wound protection and natural air flow inhibitor I claim a Dome Dressing System that will include enhanced rib support for special type of broken bones, etc.
I claim a Dome Dressing System that uses a coated release paper helping to keep area around and inside Dome sterile aiding in fostering the healing process I claim a Dome Dressing System that is in the beginning absolutely sterile and when discarded, is 100% bio-degradable
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