JP6645852B2 - Clothes for body - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to mortuary clothing, and more particularly to mortuary clothing in which dry ice on both sides of a face is not visible from the outside and dry ice can be easily replaced.

  If the body immediately after death is left at room temperature or the like, decay proceeds. In particular, organs and the like are easily decayed, and as the decay of the organs and the like progresses, putrefactive gas and odor are generated, and the putative organs and blood may be popped out of the mouth of the corpse by the putrefactive gas. It is important.

  Various methods have been proposed to prevent decay of internal organs and the like (Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2, Patent Document 3), but special measures are required, and in many cases, dry ice is used to incorporate internal components. Prevention of corruption has been done.

  Normally, when using dry ice, after irrigating the body and dressing it, put the body on a mattress, bend the elbow joint and place your hands on the abdomen, put dry ice on both sides of the face Put, dry ice is placed on the chest and abdomen in a T-shape, dry ice is placed on both sides of the abdomen, a quilt is laid, the body is cooled, and rot of the internal organs is suppressed (patent document). 4).

In this method, the chest and abdomen are covered with a comforter, but the face is visible from the outside. Not preferred.
Therefore, it has been practiced to wrap dry ice in a cotton band so that the dry ice cannot be seen from the outside.

JP-A-2002-53401 JP-A-2000-95601 JP-A-2000-95601 JP 2009-256368 A

  However, after a certain period of time, dry ice sublimates and decreases, and if left as it is, the face may discolor and the ears may swell, so it is necessary to replace it, but the cotton band is cooled by dry ice When the cotton band was peeled off from the face or ears, it was troublesome and troublesome to remove the cotton band from the face and ears.

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide mortuary clothing in which dry ice on both sides of a face is not visible from the outside and dry ice can be easily replaced.

  Therefore, the garment for the mortuary according to the present invention is a cloth crow hat worn on the head of the corpse, and extends continuously on both sides of the crow hat, extends from the corpse head to the abdomen of the corpse, and has ears of the corpse. And a cloth band having a bag portion in which dry ice is stored.

One of the features of the present invention is that both belts are extended to the crow hat so that dry ice can be stored in the bag portions of both belts.
This allows the dry ice in both bands to cool the face of the body, the chest and abdomen, and the cotton band can touch the face and ears even when putting dry ice wrapped in cotton bands on both sides of the body's face. Since there is no cotton strap, the cotton strap does not stick to the face and ears, no need to remove the cotton strap from the face and ears when changing dry ice, and there is no risk of damage to the skin and ears of the face.

  If dry ice wrapped in a cotton band is placed on both sides of the body's face, the dry ice will slip if there is no support for the dry ice, but if the support or the cotton band is visible as it is, the appearance may be impaired . Therefore, it is preferable to provide a blind cloth covering both sides of the face on both bands so as to cover the cotton band and the support of the dry ice.

  When dry ice touches the skin and ears of the face through the cloths of both bands, the skin and ears of the face become too cold, and the skin and ears may freeze. Therefore, a cotton band can be provided inside both bands to prevent the skin and ears from being too cold.

Also, if the two bands are crossed at the chest of the corpse, the chest and abdomen can be cooled efficiently, but both sides of the abdomen are difficult to cool. Therefore, it is preferable to further combine a cloth belly band having bag portions on both sides.
In addition, the mouth of the corpse may open after a while, and the appearance is not good. Usually, a rubber band is hung between the crown and the chin to prevent the mouth of the corpse from opening.However, in the case of the present invention, a crow hat is used. Of the body can be prevented from being opened by suturing one end of the body, hooking a rubber band on the chin and fastening the other end with a hook-and-loop fastener.

1 is a schematic perspective view showing a preferred embodiment of mortuary clothing according to the present invention. It is a figure showing the example of use of the above-mentioned embodiment.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on specific examples shown in the drawings. FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show a preferred embodiment of the mortuary clothing according to the present invention. In the figure, a garment 10 for a corpse is composed of a crow hat 11 made of cloth, both bands 12 made of cloth, a blind cloth 13 made of cloth, and a belly band 14 made of cloth.

  The crow hat 11 substitutes for a crown and is worn on the head 21 of the corpse 20. A cloth band 12 is provided continuously on both sides of the cap 11, and both bands 12 have a width extending from the head 21 of the corpse 20 to the abdomen 23 of the corpse and can cover the ears 24 of the corpse 20. The belt 12 is sewn into a sack shape, one end of the sash 12 is sewn to the cap 11, the other end is open, and the dry ice 30 is stored in the bag portion.

  A front edge of a rectangular cloth blind cloth 13 is sewn to a portion corresponding to the ear 24 of the body 20 of the both bands 12, and the ear 24 is protected inside a portion corresponding to the ear 24 of the body 20 of the both bands 12. The cotton band 12B is arranged and fixed.

  On the other hand, the abdominal band 14 is formed by folding back and sewing both side portions of a rectangular band-shaped cloth to form a bag portion 14A so that the dry ice 30 can be stored therein.

  In the case of using the garment 10 for the mortuary of the present example, as shown in FIG. Is stored and crossed in front of the chest 22, and the abdomen band 14 containing the dry ice 30 in the bag portion 14A is put on the abdomen 23 of the corpse 20, and the dry ice 30 is placed on both sides of the abdomen 23. Is bent and the hands are placed on the abdomen 23. On both sides of the face 26, dry ice 30 wrapped in a cotton band is placed and concealed by the blindfold 13, and then a quilt is hung to cool the body.

  As described above, the face 26, the corpse chest 22, and the abdomen 23 of the corpse 20 can be cooled by the dry ice 30 of the both bands 12, and the cotton bands of the dry ice 30 on both sides of the corpse 20 face the face 26 and the ears. 24, the cotton band does not stick to the face 26 or the ears 24. When replacing the dry ice 30, the cotton band does not need to be removed from the face 26 or the ears 24. There is no risk that the skin or the ears 24 will be damaged.

  In addition, the blind cloth 13 covering both sides of the face is provided on both bands 12 so as to hide the cotton band and the support of the dry ice 30, so that the appearance does not deteriorate.

In addition, a white cloth is used for the crow hat, the both bands, the blindfold cloth and the belly band, but a decorated cloth can also be used.
Alternatively, one end of the left and right rubber bands may be fixed to the cap, the rubber band may be hooked on the chin, and the other end may be fastened with a hook-and-loop fastener to prevent the mouth of the corpse from opening.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Clothes for body 11 Eraser hat 12 Both belts 12A bag part 13 Blind cloth 14 Belly band 14A bag part 20 Body 21 Head 22 Chest 23 Abdomen 24 Ears 25 Elbow joint 26 Face 30 Dry ice

Claims (3)

A cloth crow hat (11) worn on the head (21) of the body (20);
It extends continuously on both sides of the cap (11), extends from the corpse head (21) to the abdomen (23) of the corpse, and has a horizontal width capable of covering the ears (24) of the corpse (20). A cloth belt (12) having a bag portion (12A) for storing ice (30);
Clothes for corpses, comprising:   2. The mortuary garment according to claim 1, wherein the two bands have a rectangular cloth blind cloth at a position corresponding to the ear of the corpse. The corpse garment according to claim 1, wherein a cotton band (12B) is provided inside a portion corresponding to the ear (24) of the body (20) of both bands (12).

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