ES1072191U - Craneal stabilizer with two cinches for seat (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Cranial stabilizer with two straps for a seat characterized in that it is made up of two pieces as its own indica name of resistant textile material in the form of straps or belts; these straps are characterized by having two faces one external and one internal. One of the straps is intended to surround the head of the user and the other is intended to surround the head of a seat. These two straps will be joined together by means of velcro, and the adjustment that each of them must make both in the user's head and in the seat is also done by means of velcro. A mask to cover the user's eyes can be applied voluntarily on the strap around the head. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Two strap cranial stabilizer for seat.

Object of the invention

The present invention, as expressed in the set forth in this specification, refers to a stabilizer cranial in seats, which has been conceived and performed in order to get more comfort when we are sitting.

The "Two Strap Cranial Stabilizer for seat "is planned so that when we are sitting in the seats of means of transport type bus, airplane, train, car, etc and even in seats that do not belong to means of transport our head does not swing in all directions and is fixed against the headboard of the seat. Well, the cranial stabilizer is based on two straps or straps provided with velcro (brand registered) duly placed, by which we will cover with one of them the full perimeter of our head and with the another the complete perimeter of the seat headboard. They both properly coupled so that the user's head is fixed to the headboard and thus avoid cervical flexion (Fig 6) and be able to relax the extensor muscles that normally help us maintain this position.

There are other possibilities of creating cranial stabilizer as shown in the utility model U200702013 designed by the same inventor.

You could also create the webbing with materials slightly elastic to cushion the possible ones much better vibrations

The "Two Strap Cranial Stabilizer for seat "is intended for use in both means of transport as in common seats in stable seats.

Background of the invention

Other devices or media are known intended for cervical comfort for the moments in which we are seated

In that sense devices can be cited based on an inflatable cushion that surrounds the cervical area allowing a certain lateral support of the head on him, or also in the same sense exists in certain seats of means of transport some wings side-level headrest that prevents The head moves laterally.

These systems have the disadvantage that they do not prevent displacement towards head flexion (Fig 6) with which does not allow optimal relaxation of the cervical muscles Extending

As background of the invention there is the utility model U200702013 created by the same inventor, where a single webbing surrounds head and seat to achieve the same end as the "Two-way cranial seat stabilizer".

Description of the invention

The device of the invention has two webbing or straps in textile material about 8 cm wide and the length will depend; one of them will be long enough to span the perimeter of the headboard of any media seat existing transport and the other will also be sufficiently long to encompass the perimeter of a human head.

When the "Cranial Stabilizer" webbing two seat straps "surrounding the head (Fig. 1) is installed we will see that it consists of velcro parts (brand registered) properly placed for adjustment leaving velcro rough on the outside (side A of the drawing) and a Velcro (registered trademark) also rough in its central part of this same external face. On the inner side (face B of the drawing) from this webbing on the opposite side we will see a velcro (maca registered) soft to adjust the cinch to the skull and that this is not damage the skin.

The "Cranial Stabilizer Two" webbing seat straps "surrounding the seat as we see in Fig. 2 we see that its external or visible face (face c of the drawing) has a soft velcro (registered trademark) at one end and a Velcro also soft in its central part that will fit with your homologue of the cranial ribbon.

In the internal (face D of the drawing) that takes contact with the seat there is only at the opposite end a Velcro (registered trademark) rough to fit with your homologous to the size of the seat and serve as a fixed point.

The face of the "Cranial Stabilizer of two seat straps "that make contact with the user's head It will be as pleasant as possible.

The correct installation of the "Stabilizer cranial two straps for seat "is very easy and this it will allow a complete relaxation of the muscles that support the head and will prevent undesirable postures from being taken for long periods in the seats of the means of transport and in seats fixed.

In addition, its use turns out to be beneficial in those means of transport in which there may be important slowdowns, as it helps to curb the famous effect of the whiplash as it leaves the head fixed against the headrest. Being a system of Velcro (registered trademark) which holds, guarantees the subjection the weight of a head but will not completely fix the head in case of sudden deceleration, allowing the head to follow the same trajectory than the subject's body. There will be different sizes to adapt to different anatomies and seats.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1.- Shows a perspective view front of the cranial stabilizer strap fully extended by its two external and internal faces. The outer face (face A) is dotted and internal (face B) is vertically striped. Comes marked with the number 1 the velcro (registered trademark) rough and with the number 2 the velcro (registered trademark) soft.

Figure 2.- Shows a perspective view front of the webbing surrounding the seat fully extended by its two faces, external and internal. The outer face (face C) is dotted, visible, the one that makes contact with the webbing of Fig. 1. The inner face (face D) is scratched vertically. Comes marked with the number 1 the velcro (registered trademark) rough and with number 2 the velcro (registered trademark) soft.

Figure 3.- Shows a side view of a subject sitting in a seat with the "Cranial Stabilizer of two seat straps "installed.

Figure 4.- Shows a head in front view with the "Two-way cranial seat stabilizer" installed and with the accessory and voluntary apply of the mask to Avoid ambient light.

Figure 5.- Shows a subject with the webbing cranial of the "Two-way cranial seat stabilizer" installed from a rear view where you can see the rough velcro (trademark) that joins the Velcro (registered trademark) soft seat belt.

Figure 6.- Shows a side view of a human skull in joint head and neck flexion position, which is the classic example of what is avoided with the "Stabilizer cranial of two straps for seat ".

Description of an embodiment

In view of the commented figures, you can observe how the stabilizer is constituted by two pieces, Figures 1 and 2 to which other components are added to achieve its purpose

Each strap of the "Cranial Stabilizer of two seat straps "has two faces, one external and one internal. Regarding the webbing that surrounds the user's head on his face External will carry two Velcro units (registered trademark) roughly properly placed (face A number 1), which will serve to adjust the cinch to the perimeter of the head and to join the seat belt Velcro (registered trademark) that serves for the adjustment of the cinch to the cranial perimeter also has the utility of holding the mask accessory wall to cover the eyes and prevent the passage of ambient light (Fig. 4). This apply It will have a small soft velcro band to be able to attach to the rough velcro of the cranial cinch. This outer face will serve also under choice as advertising support.

The inner side of the cranial girth is the one makes contact with the subject's skin and is made of a soft material and hypoallergenic.As shown on the inner side and with the number 2 We see a smooth velcro (registered trademark).

With respect to the webbing surrounding the seat in its outer face we see that it has two velcro units (brand registered) soft with the number 2. Velcro (brand registered) central serves for attachment to velcro (brand registered) rough cranial and velcro strap (brand registered) from the end is for adjustment to the perimeter of the headboard of the seat. On the inner side of the seat belt comes represented with the number 1 velcro (registered trademark) rough that joins its counterpart for closing and adjusting the perimeter of the seat.

It is easy to apply the straps and visualize that once adjusted to the head perimeters and seat and then joined together will leave the user's head in an upright position without having to use muscle strength and so you can relax those muscle groups that deal with this purpose (Fig. 3).

Claims (5)

1. Cranial stabilizer with two straps for a seat characterized in that it is made up of two pieces as its own name indicates of resistant textile material in the form of straps or straps; These straps are characterized by having two faces, one external and one internal. One of the straps is intended to surround the user's head and the other is intended to surround the headboard of a seat. These two straps will be joined together by means of velcro (registered trademark), and the adjustment that each of them must make both on the user's head and on the seat is also carried out by means of velcro (registered trademark). An eye mask can be applied voluntarily to cover the user's eyes on the webbing around the head. 2. Cranial stabilizer with two straps for a seat characterized by reference to claim number 1, because these two pieces are two bands in resistant textile material and of pleasant touch of the polar fleece type. 3. Cranial stabilizer with two seat straps characterized by referring to claim number 1 because its outer face is visible, it stays outside when the device is used and on both straps this outer face has two pieces of velcro ( registered trademark). Specifically in the cranial webbing they will be rough velcro and in the seat webbing they will be soft velcro. It is also characterized by following the same reference because its internal face makes contact with the subject's head and with the seat on both straps. In both straps this inner face has a piece of velcro (registered trademark). Specifically in the cranial webbing the velcro (registered trademark) is soft and in the seat webbing the velcro (registered trademark) is rough. 4. Cranial stabilizer with two seat straps according to claim number 1, characterized in that it has an accessory mask in the form of a mask to cover the eyes of the user that will be attached to the cranial strap by means of a velcro system (registered trademark). 5. Cranial stabilizer with two seat straps according to claim number 1, characterized in that the connection between the cranial strap and the seat head strap is made with velcro (registered trademark).