JPH0743330U - Medical taping tape - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (Corrected) [Purpose] Taping is applied to the affected area, although taping is performed as a first aid in the event of a failure of the finger, wrist, or other joint part such as the thumb, sprain, or dislocation. It has poor breathability, obstructs skin respiration, has a strong feeling of pressure, and interferes with muscle movement. Etc. There are many unsatisfactory points. Furthermore, the tape itself has poor spiralness, and the tape is misaligned during use, and we have devised and developed a medical taping tape that can contribute to these improvements. [Structure] In the woven fabric which is the base material of the tape for medical taping, wefts and warps having different diameters are used, and the ratio of the thickness of the weft and the thickness of the warp is set to about 1: 1.25, and the taping is performed. Absorbs the twisting phenomenon, etc. The adhesive applied to one side of the tape base is a vinyl chloride type that can be applied extremely thinly to the tape base, and an anti-inflammatory agent such as zinc oxide is mixed into the adhesive component to improve the adhesive effect and inflammation. Preventive effect is activated at the same time.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 This device is intended to prevent recurrence after the completion of primary treatment when a joint such as a finger, wrist, or ankle is injured by a sprain or dislocation, or first aid for dislocation, fracture, tendon rupture, or the like. When taping as, it relates to a tape for medical taping, in which the adhesive-coated surface applied to one side of the tape cracks everywhere and creates voids.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Various tapes and bandages used for medical purposes have been devised according to their use. That is, one having elasticity (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 56-102242) (Actual Kaihei 1-161723), one considering air permeability (Actual Kaihei 2-323524), and a bandage for preventing slippage (Actual Sho 61) -124624), many inventions and inventions have been filed.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, if the problem to be solved by the present invention is mild after performing temporary treatment for sprains, dislocations, etc., when the joints such as fingers and wrists are damaged during sports or daily work or movement. Only taping continues the operation until then. However, when tapes and bandages are used in the conventional technique, the perspiration of the affected area covered by the tape is stopped, skin respiration is restricted, or pressure on the taping interferes with blood flow. Often interfere with the movement of muscles. For example, in the case of sports, even if playing is restarted, these bad effects may damage the ability or skill that had been present until then, or the feeling may be subtly changed due to anxiety about taping and the condition may not return. I have something to do. This kind of thing happens everyday not only in sports but in all fields. It is intended to provide a tape for medical taping, which is designed for the purpose of preventing such an adverse effect and alleviating the pain of the affected area and enhancing the healing effect.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above-mentioned problems caused by taping, as a result of repeated improvements in taping methods and tapes for athletes' troubles such as fingers, sprains, and dislocations during play, as means for solving the problems, We have developed the medical taping tape of the present invention as follows. Applying an adhesive agent containing an anti-inflammatory agent to the adhesive on one side of a tape made from a woven fabric with a slightly larger warp thickness that has elasticity relative to the weft thickness, and taping A tape for medical taping, characterized in that the adhesive coated surface is cracked everywhere during the process, resulting in voids.

[0005]

[Action]

 The tape for medical taping described in the means for solving the problems (hereinafter referred to as "medical tape") is a tape base material woven with a slightly larger warp diameter than the weft diameter. , No kinking even when spirally taped to a body surface with unevenness or undulations. In addition, by applying a thin layer of adhesive (hereinafter referred to as "adhesive") containing an anti-inflammatory agent to the adhesive component on the entire surface of one side of the tape base material, the tape is lightly finished, and when taped to the affected area. Less pressure. Therefore, the medical tape itself is thin and lightweight, and even if it is taped on the affected area, it does not hinder the movement of muscles, and there are few factors that impair blood circulation. At the time of taping, since the medical tape is attached while being pulled, the elastic warp yarns stretch a little. As a result, the gaps formed by wefts and warps are deformed into distorted diamonds, rectangles, etc., and the applied adhesive is cracked and voids occur everywhere. As a result, the medical tape adhered to the affected area becomes breathable, does not inhibit the perspiration effect of the affected area and its surrounding skin, and does not interfere with skin respiration.

[0006]

【Example】

 An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In FIG. 1, weft yarn (1) and warp yarn (2) of a base material woven fabric for medical tape (in the figure, weft yarn (1) and warp yarn (2) are Only one of them, and one of the reticular gaps (4) is marked. (The same applies to the figures below.) And the reticular gaps (4) formed by them. It is a partially enlarged view of the weft (1), the warp (2), and the size of gaps and the like, ignoring the actual dimensions. The medical tape substrate shown in Fig. 1 is almost similar to the gauze bandages that are commonly used, but it is one of the purposes of the present invention to eliminate the twisting phenomenon that occurs during taping. The weft (1) and the warp (2) are different in thickness, and the warp (2) is stretchable. When taping, the medical tape is slightly stretched and attached to the affected area. At this time, if the weft (1) and warp (2) have the same thickness, a twisting phenomenon occurs. The reason why the medical tape peels off during use is due to this twisting phenomenon. That is, if the thickness of the weft yarn (1) is 1, the thickness of the warp yarn (2) is 1. Since the ratio is about 20 to 1.30 times, the twisting phenomenon can be absorbed by the synergistic effect in combination with the elasticity of the warp (2). FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged view of the medical tape of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a sectional view thereof. Now, in FIG. 2, it is assumed that the adhesive (3) is applied to the entire one surface of the tape base material. The cross section is as shown in Fig. 3, and the adhesive (3) and the tape base material are bonded. In Fig. 2, one side of the tape substrate, including the weft (1) and the warp (2) on one side, and the interstices (4) formed by the weft (1) and the warp (2). The entire surface is coated with an adhesive (3) without any gaps. That is, the positional relationship between the weft yarn (1), the warp yarn (2), and the interstice gap (4) is fixed by the adhesive (3). It should be noted that although the size of the cell-shaped gap (4), one side of the cell is formed with a length that is about the thickness of one warp (2). That is, the warp threads (2) and the weft threads (1) are woven at intervals of one by one and the interstice intervals (4) are formed. Moreover, since vinyl chloride type adhesive is used as the adhesive component of the adhesive (3) and no rubber type adhesive is used, it is possible to apply it extremely thinly. When the warp (2) is stretched in the lengthwise direction of the warp (2) (in the lengthwise direction of the tape) in order to attach the medical tape of the present invention to the affected area, the warp (2) is stretchable as shown in FIG. Therefore, the weft (1) and the weft (1) are widened because of the elongation. The eye-shaped gap (4) shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 extends in the longitudinal direction of the warp (2) like the gap (5) in FIG. The adhesive (3) is applied to the gap (5) (hatched portion), but the adhesive (3) has a high viscosity and is stretched with the warp (2) because it is applied very thinly. It is impossible to do so, and cracks occur at one or more locations due to the tensile fracture phenomenon, resulting in voids. Figure 5 illustrates this concept. The left figure shows the state of the adhesive (3) applied to the crevices (4) before use of the medical tape in the shaded area, and the right figure shows when the tape is stretched. , The state of the adhesive (3) applied to the gap (5) is exaggerated in the shaded area. The adhesive (3) on the right side of FIG. 5 cannot withstand the tensile stress in the upper and lower parts of the figure and breaks, forming cracks and forming voids (6). (One place in the example of the figure.) When taping with a medical tape, the voids (6) are generated in a plurality or in all of the interstice gaps (4). By generating the voids (6), the medical tape of the present invention coated on the affected area becomes breathable, and does not interfere with the affected area and the peripheral skin for the sweating action and the skin respiration, and for the original purpose of taping. It does not impair the fixation of a certain affected area. As shown in FIG. 4, the tape is not always pulled vertically during taping. The tape itself is stretched at an angle because it is attached to a body with irregularities and undulations, and the tape itself is stretched in the diagonal direction as shown in Figs. However, the shape of the progressive interstices (4) is only rectangular, diamond-shaped or irregularly deformed, and the operation for the adhesive (3) applied to the progressive interstices (4) is described above. The description is omitted because it is exactly the same as the description. Generally, the taping of the affected area is mainly based on the taping's original taping effect, so an anti-inflammatory agent is separately applied or another treatment is applied to prevent inflammation. By mixing an anti-inflammatory agent such as zinc oxide into the adhesive component, the taping effect and the anti-inflammatory effect are simultaneously activated, and the finished thickness is considered to be as thin as possible. Feeling and discomfort are reduced. A sheet that can be temporarily attached to the adhesive-coated surface in an easily peelable state so that the adhesive surface can be kept clean when taping to the affected area and that the medical tape does not lose its shape during procedures such as storage. Attach (9).

[0007]

[Effect of device]

 The tape for medical taping of the present invention has the following effects. 1. When taping on the affected area, the weft thread (1) and the warp thread (2) are pulled to form the interstices (4) that are rectangular, rhomboid, or irregularly deformed, so the surface to which the adhesive (3) is applied Are ruptured and cracked everywhere, resulting in voids (6), causing the medical tape that covers the affected area to have air permeability, impeding the perspiration action of the affected area and surrounding skin, and incapacitating skin breathing. There is no such thing. 2. The weft (1) and the warp (2) have different thicknesses, and the warp (2) has elasticity, so that even if the affected surface is an irregularly strained surface, the spiralness is abnormal. Excellent It is difficult to twist and twist partially. 3. Since the adhesive (3) contains an anti-inflammatory component such as zinc oxide mixed with the adhesive component, the taping effect and the anti-inflammatory effect are effective at the same time, and the amount applied is different for each purpose compared to when they are applied. Since it is less, the finished thickness of the tape is only slightly required. 4. Since the tape is thin, it is lightweight and highly flexible, and there is little feeling of pressure or foreign matter on the affected area, and it does not hinder the movement of muscles near the affected area. 5. Since the tape itself is thin, light and flexible, it does not squeeze and obstruct blood flow. 6. Even while taping on the affected area, the feeling of pressure is small and the awareness of taping is weak, so it is possible to engage in work and sports play with a sense of security.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially enlarged view of a tape base material.

FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged view of the tape for medical taping.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a medical taping tape.

FIG. 4 is a conceptual diagram when a medical taping tape is vertically extended.

FIG. 5 is a conceptual diagram of comparison between the unused state and the extended state of the crevice-like gap.

[FIG. 6] A morphological view of the crevice-shaped gap in a state of being extended in the right oblique direction.

[Fig. 7] Fig. 7 is a morphological view of the crevice-like gap in the left obliquely extended state.

[Explanation of symbols]

1. Weft. 2. Warp. 3. Adhesive 4. An interstice formed by weft and warp. 5. A cell-like gap or a cell-like gap when it extends vertically. 6. A void caused by the adhesive cracking. 7. The crevices when the crevices extend to the right. 8. A cell-shaped gap when the cell-shaped gap extends diagonally to the left. 9. Sheet.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. An adhesive in which an anti-inflammatory agent is mixed as an adhesive component on one side of a tape made of a woven fabric which is woven with a slightly larger warp thickness having a stretchability relative to the weft thickness. A tape for medical taping, characterized in that the adhesive-applied surface is cracked everywhere during taping to create voids.