JP2006255384A - Medical treatment aid bandage - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a medical treatment aid bandage which is always firmly held between the toes during walking, can be always worn between the toes without coming off or being removed and prevents humidity such as sweat between the toes from being absorbed and medicine from being diffused. <P>SOLUTION: The medical treatment aid bandage provides holes 4 or notches in the middle area 2 of a gauze for toes to be inserted and the gauze forming a projection 5 attached to the lower end 3 of the bandage gauze. The medical treatment aid bandage of the present invention can be hold by the foot grabbing the thick projection 5 under the toes, so that it will not come off during walking. The projection can be formed by increasing the volume of gauze or clothes, also by inserting or attaching soft resin, cotton or paper material into or to the gauze. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

The present invention relates to an interdigitated bandage for athlete's foot, which is a skin disease mainly occurring between toes.

Conventionally, for the treatment of athlete's foot, which is a skin disease that occurs between the toes, there are five-finger socks that fit into each finger of the foot and are widely known and worn.
For treatment of athlete's foot between the toes and cuts of the toes, there was no one that could be worn daily as a treatment aid bandage to improve the effectiveness of treatment because humidity could interfere with the treatment.

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Problems to be solved by the invention

Conventionally, the treatment of athlete's foot between toes has been widely known and worn with five-finger socks, but it is inconvenient because it is necessary to cover even the fingers unnecessary for treatment.
As a general treatment method for athlete's foot and cuts, there is a method of winding one toe with one gauze, which is very troublesome.
In addition, sheet-like items that are worn by putting gauze or cloth between the toes, or having holes or cuts in the cloth sheet and inserting the toes into the sheet, can be moved by walking back and forth while walking. Was inadequate to come off the toes
This is because the seat cannot be held between the toes during walking.

Means for solving the problem

The present invention has been made to solve these problems, and is provided with a notch (6) or a hole (4) into which each finger of the foot is individually inserted in the central part (2) of the sheet-like gauze. A bandage for assisting treatment, characterized in that the lower end (3) of the gauze is thickened to form a convex part (5) by gauze.

The invention's effect

When the dressing for treatment support of the present invention is worn, each finger of the foot is inserted into the hole (4) in the center of the gauze, and the lower end (3) of the gauze is below each finger of the foot. Wear to be. Since the bandage for treatment assistance of the present invention can be pressed down by grasping the convex part (5) of the thick gauze on the lower side of the toe, the bandage for treatment assistance is thereby formed. While walking, it is always firmly held between the toes and can always be worn between the toes without falling out or falling off.
Providing a convex shape part (5) with gauze prevents the toes from falling off while walking, absorbs moisture such as sweat generated between the fingers, and prevents the diffusion of therapeutic agents. It is useful not only for athlete's foot, but also for treating cuts and burns.
Therefore, if this bandage for treatment assistance is worn, the affected part between fingers required for treatment can be treated intensively.
Further, since the present invention can be made at low cost, it can be disposable and can be treated in a sanitary manner.

The present invention provides a hole (4) into which the toes individually enter at the center (2) of the sheet-like gauze, and folds the gauze with the lower end (3) of the gauze extended on one side of the sheet-like gauze. Or a bandage for treatment assistance which forms the convex shape part (5) by gauze by attaching a thick cloth or the like.

The present invention provides a hole (4) into which the toes individually enter the central part (2) of the sheet-like gauze, and folds the gauze with the lower end (3) of the gauze extended on one side of the sheet-like gauze. The bandage for treatment assistance which forms the convex-shaped part (5) by gauze.

FIG.

In the perspective view, an embodiment of the sheet-like treatment assisting bandage of the present invention is shown.
When wearing the dressing for treatment support of the present invention, a convex part (5) is formed on one side of the lower end part (3) of the gauze, and the hole (4) is formed so that it is under the toes. Insert each finger of the foot into the part. As a shape of the part into which the toes are individually inserted into the gauze, there are a method of providing a cut (6) in the gauze and a method of providing a hole (4).
In order to form the convex portion (5), there is a method of folding gauze, but there is also a method of attaching gauze or a thick cloth.
As its shape,

FIG.

As shown in Fig. 4, the convex portion can be rounded with gauze, cloth or the like. If a hole like a perforation is inserted in the center part (2) between the hole (4) and the hole (4) of this treatment aid bandage, it is convenient for cutting and using at any position. It is.
Since the thick convex shape portion (3) can be pressed down while being worn on the lower side of the toe during wearing, the treatment assisting bandage does not come off during walking, so it does not fall off.
By providing the convex shape part (5), it is possible to prevent the toes from falling off while walking, to absorb sweat generated between the fingers and to prevent the diffusion of the therapeutic agent. Effective for treating athlete's foot and cuts.

The bandage for treatment assistance of the present invention shown in Example 1 is in the form of a sheet, but if this is extended into a band in the lateral direction and rolled into a normal bandage, a number of sheets are formed. It will have.
If the user cuts and uses it at an arbitrary position with a length corresponding to the number of fingers necessary for treatment, it can be used in any shape for two fingers or three fingers.

A bandage for assisting treatment in which a soft soft resin (7) having air permeability is attached to the lower end (3) of the gauze. By thinning the soft soft resin (7) having air permeability, the thickness of the convex portion can be reduced and thinned.
Examples of the soft soft resin include sponge and urethane.

FIG.

The example is shown in a perspective view.
There is also a method of attaching a slightly thicker adhesive tape.

A therapeutic bandage in which a sheet-like paper material (8) having hygroscopicity is attached to the lower end (3) of the gauze, and is effective in hygroscopicity due to sweat or the like between fingers.

Hygroscopic properties such as sweat generated between fingers can be further improved by using a bandage for treatment with hygroscopic cotton in gauze.

By attaching an adhesive tape to the upper end (1) and the lower end (3) of the gauze, the retention of the foot and the therapeutic bandage can be further enhanced. This adhesive tape usually uses a double-sided tape.

By applying a therapeutic bandage to which a cloth (6) in which the therapeutic agent is permeated is applied to a portion of the gauze that is between the fingers, the labor of applying the therapeutic agent can be omitted.

Improvement of hygroscopicity on the upper surface of the toes and treatment band by using a therapeutic bandage characterized in that the upper end (1) and lower end (3) of the gauze are thicker than the central part (2) of the gauze. The retention to the foot can be improved.

By using a flexible stretchable cloth, it is possible to make a bandage for treatment assistance with improved adhesion to the foot compared to ordinary gauze.

Is a perspective view of the present invention Is a cross-sectional view of the present invention FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view in which the convex portion (5) of FIG. 2 is rounded. Is a perspective view of the present invention Is a wearing drawing of the present invention (foot; side view) Is a wearing drawing of the present invention (foot; top view)

Explanation of symbols

(1) .... Upper end of gauze (2) ... Center of gauze (3) ... Lower end of gauze (4) ... Hole ( 5) ... Convex shaped part by gauze (6) ... Incision (7) ... Soft soft resin

Claims (4)

A notch (6) is provided in which the toes individually enter the central part (2) of the sheet-like gauze, and a convex part (5) by gauze is provided on one side of the lower end part (3) of the gauze. A featured therapeutic aid bandage.
(0001) The treatment-supporting bandage according to claim 1, wherein the treatment-supporting dressing according to the present invention formed into a sheet is extended in the shape of a band in the lateral direction to form a number of sheets.
(0002) The dressing for treatment assistance according to claim 1, wherein a soft soft resin (7) having air permeability is attached to one side of the lower end (3) of the gauze.
(0003) The bandage for treatment assistance according to claim 1, wherein a gauze is attached to one side of the lower end (3) of the gauze with a hygroscopic paper material.
(0004)

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