JPS6113821B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a pad for bedsores and bedsores. Currently, as pads for bedsores and bedsores that are used in hospitals and at home, each family member makes a small buckwheat pillow and wraps a bandage over it, or wraps the towel itself to make a rolled pad. Currently, there is a circular seat, and to some extent, a circular seat has traditionally been used as a device for bedsores and bedsores.

In view of these circumstances, the present invention proposes a pressure ulcer pad that is breathable, has a good feel, and can be freely deformed depending on the area to which it is applied, that is, a grass-shaped or loop-shaped pad made of natural or synthetic fibers. We have developed a bed sore pad made of fibers wrapped around a cushion material to form a cylindrical shape.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an overall external view of the bed sore pad of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing the structure of the bed sore pad of FIG. 1. FIG. 3 is an external view of both ends when the outer package is removed from the main body. FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 1, and FIGS. 5 and 6 show an example of the use of the bed sore patch shown in FIG. 1. The bed sore patch A of the present invention shown in FIG. 1 has a core of cushion material 1 such as buckwheat or urethane as shown in FIG. 2, and this cushion material 1 is covered with grass-like or loop-like fibers 2 made of natural or synthetic fibers. , further covered with an outer wrapper 4 made of gauze or non-woven fabric,
The total length should be about 90cm or 45cm, and the diameter should be about 8cm.
Fig. 3 shows the covering state of the circles at both ends of the cylindrical pad, which are covered with grass-like or loop-like fibers 2, by taking the outer package 4 of the bed sore patch A, and the outer circle of this circle is covered with grass-like or loop-like fibers 2. The fibers 2 are made of woven fabric 3 near the center of the circle. Figure 4 is Figure 1 AA
In the cross-sectional view taken along a line, the wrapping layers are constructed in the following order: 1 the cushion material, 2 the grass-like or loop-like fibers, and 4 the outer envelope. Fig. 5 shows the bed sore patch A shown in Fig. 1 bent into a ring shape, and Fig. 6 shows the same bent into a square shape, 5 represents magic tape (registered trademark), and 6 represents a string.

Regarding the material of the bed sore patch A according to the above configuration, the cushion material 1 may be made of urethane foam, buckwheat, cotton, or other natural or synthetic fibers, plastic, etc., as long as it has flexibility and elasticity. For example, an air bag is an option even if it lacks breathability, and other materials such as panya and light stone particles can also be easily applied depending on the situation. The grass-like fibers 2 must also be made of natural or synthetic fibers, plastics, etc., in a grass-like or loop-like shape, and must be able to disperse the weight and be soft to the touch against the human skin.
Regarding the covering material for the circular parts at both ends of the cylindrical arm A, as shown in Figure 3, the outer circle may be made of grass and the inner circle made of fabric, but the entire surface (the entire circle) may be made of grass or fabric only. I can't hold back in any way. Outer packaging 4
One idea is to make a gauze bag, wrap it in gauze or a towel, or use a thin non-woven fabric that is highly breathable and flexible, but depending on the situation, if the outer packaging 4 is not needed, it can be removed. It is desirable to make it detachable. As for the length of the real object A, based on clinical results, 90cm, 45cm, and a diameter of about 8cm are considered to be easy to use and appropriate, but these sizes can be adjusted as appropriate depending on the condition of the patient and the bed, and there are no restrictions. It is not specific.

As described above, bed sore patch A is suitable for the human body, especially the skin of sick people, due to the three synergistic effects of breathability, flexibility, and elasticity. This is because the spaces created by the grass-like fibers 2 provide extremely good breathability, and furthermore, the body weight is dispersed, so there is no pressure on the skin. Therefore, it is very convenient to treat the pressure sore by applying the bed sore patch A of the present invention to the front, back, right, left, and right periphery of the affected area, except for the affected area.If the size is the same, it is very convenient depending on the area to be applied. If it is 90 cm long, it can be used as a ring-shaped circular seat as shown in Figure 5, or in the cross-shaped shape as shown in Figure 6.
As for how to use this pad A, it goes without saying that it can be used to treat pressure sores and as a hand pad, but it can also be used by arranging, stacking, or bending multiple pads on necessary areas such as shoulders and hips. It can also be used as a foot pillow when it is necessary to elevate the feet, and can also be used to prevent bedsores in areas with poor blood circulation.

It's extremely easy to handle, and since it's light and convenient in size, you can wash it if it gets dirty. In this case, the turf-like fibers 2 may also be made into a bag so that the cushion material 1 inside can be taken out. The outer package 4 etc. can be removed and washed immediately, and in some cases, it is convenient to make it disposable.

As mentioned above, with regard to bedsore tools, there has been no product that has a feel, breathability, and easy handling that have been considered from the perspective of the user, but the invention with the above structure has provided a product that is highly productive and simple. Its unique structure aids in the treatment of patients and the care of nurses.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an overall external view of the bed sore pad A of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing the structure of the beds sore pad A shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is an external view of both ends when the outer package is removed from the main body. FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken in FIG. 1AA, and FIGS. 5 and 6 show an example of the use of the bed sore patch A shown in FIG. A...Bedsore patch, 1...Cushion material,
2... Grass-like or loop-like fiber, 3... Fabric, 4
...Outer packaging, 5...Magic tape (registered trademark),
6... string.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. In the treatment and treatment of bedsores, a cylindrical natural material or cushion material with air permeability and soft elasticity such as urethane foam, buckwheat or cotton is used with grass-like or loop-like fibers made of natural or plastic. 1. A device for treating and caring for bedsores, characterized in that the outer surface is covered with gauze or a thin sheet-like material made of non-woven fabric that is breathable and feels good on the skin.