WO2002080836A1 - Camilla de rescate - Google Patents
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Definitions
- the present specification refers, as its title indicates, to a rescue stretcher, designed to perform these functions in high and medium mountain rescue and ravines.
- stretchers Although there are currently specific stretchers for this type of rescue, these stretchers have significant limitations. Mountain sports such as canyoning, or other water sports, or white sports, practiced in the snow, have revealed new problems in the stretchers used so far.
- One of the types of stretcher that is currently most used is based on a structure of welded tubular elements. A structure of this type favors hitching on projections and hinders its drag on any terrain. Furthermore by sliding snow also it sees' hampered by the accumulation of snow on the frame of the stretcher.
- the stretchers used do not have thermal insulation systems for the injured, and if they are incorporated, these insulations are made in one piece, which means that the injured must be stripped completely of said insulation for any medical maneuver on the injured.
- the stretcher is composed of a base or helmet similar to a canoe, to which different components have been added to increase the benefits thereof, the covers that protect the injured from atmospheric conditions, and other accessory elements to reinforce safety .
- the helmet is made of composite material, with the required conditions of strength and weight, in addition to buoyancy.
- Said hull is constructed in two parts joined with respect to a hinge shaft with connecting elements, and can be manually disassembled to be able to separate the stretcher into two parts. Once the helmet is deployed, a fixing system ensures the union between the two parts.
- the hull of the stretcher has a flat outer surface, with the exception of longitudinal grooves, to favor the drag on any terrain and its longitudinal sliding in snow. In this way it is also avoided that the stretcher is hooked on projections of the ground. Inside, the support base of the injured is completely flat and rigid.
- the side walls of the stretcher's hull have six openings whose functionality is to serve as handles for transport and manual maneuvering.
- the stretcher has two protectors, one for the head and one for the feet, which protect the injured from direct blows and possible overturns. These protectors can be lowered on the helmet when its use is not necessary In the part where the feet of the wounded are placed there is a trapdoor that can be folded down to allow room for injured people over 1.95 m.
- tubular structures have been designed, called horns, used for transport on shoulders or in the usual mode of transport on a stretcher, being able to be fixed in some housings provided for this purpose in the hull of the stretcher .
- the cover has three parts, a base to isolate the injured from the base of the stretcher, an upper part that integrates a hood and protects the wounded from the waist up, and a lower one that can be stretched to accommodate large wounded . Its closure is done by sailboats. Such coverage is planned for accommodation for floats.
- the recommended system which did not exist previously, has several advantages over those currently used for the same works.
- the stretcher can be transported in a vacuum with comfort by a person since it can be folded and housed inside a backpack designed for this purpose.
- the empty stretcher floats avoiding its loss in aquatic rescue.
- the stretcher facilitates two forms of transport, ensuring the integrity of the injured.
- the first consists of transport by two lifeguards, one in the front and one in the rear, thanks to the horns attached to the stretcher for this purpose, with the weight on the shoulders of the lifeguards.
- the stretcher can slide without difficulty in the longitudinal direction in both directions: with the end of the head in front or with the end of the feet in front. Longitudinal displacement is favored in any type of terrain, compared to transverse displacement, by means of grooves in the hull in the longitudinal direction.
- the hull shape of the base of the stretcher favors the sliding on snow or ice and minimizes the possibility of accumulation of snow or ice on the stretcher that can increase its weight or hinder its transport. It also allows transport by zip lines, hoisting and off-hook from helicopter or fixed wall meeting, by means of the anchors provided on the side walls. These maneuvers can be performed with both the horizontal and vertical stretcher. The set of handles around the stretcher allows the manual assistance of these maneuvers.
- the stretcher floats in the water, and thanks to the enabled floats and the convenient ballast, it guarantees the breath of the injured when the set formed by stretcher and injured is in the water.
- the stretcher does not have any element capable of retaining water, and allows the rapid evacuation of water that has been able to penetrate inside, when you leave this medium. It is possible to drag the stretcher on any ground supporting and protecting the injured at the same time. It has no protruding elements that can get caught in the vegetation or rocky ledges.
- the stretcher protects the injured from any direct lateral, lower or overturning blow, and with the stretcher upside down and resting on a flat surface, the body of the injured is separated from the ground.
- the injured is subject to the stretcher in such a way that some part of the protection area offered by the stretcher is prevented even in blows or turns, and guarantees that the injured does not move with respect to the stretcher in any maneuver, being The stretcher in any position.
- the stretcher has three superimposed levels of support for the injured. The first in an integral harness with pelvic and chest support, if necessary, also immobilizes the head. The injured person is subject in the second place by the closed cover, and finally by three straps: one at the level of the shoulders, the second at the level of the hip and the third under the knees, once the cover is closed.
- the cover is constructed in a material that favors the thermal insulation of the wounded, the tear resistance and abrasion, and, in addition, allows the arms of the injured to be held, preventing it from being removed from said cover.
- the coverage consists of two independent sections, one lower covering the legs to the hip and another upper to the neck. Both can be removed or loosen independently to assist localized lesions without removing the isolation of the injured in the rest of the body.
- the closure system allows its rapid manipulation (rapid closure, sailboat or similar), and allows to house inside an injured person of any size with any of the splints or other devices that are necessary to place it, having a hood for the protection of head.
- the stretcher in addition, is designed to facilitate life support medical maneuvers, since the base of support of the trunk of the injured is smooth and rigid to allow a correct cardiac massage. In addition, the doctor has unimpeded access to the head of the injured from the front of the table to proceed to intubation or other assisted breathing maneuvers.
- the stretcher allows the correct immobilization of any injury, having the necessary devices for the immobilization of the head in such a way that it remains aligned with the body, and being able to house in the protected area all the splints necessary for the immobilization of limbs, trunk and neck.
- the stretcher facilitates the exploration of the injured, as well as the realization of therapeutic interventions, allowing local explorations or interventions without needing to protect the injured person more than in the surroundings of the intervention zone.
- a wounded person can be installed comfortably and without diminishing the benefits of the stretcher in a range of sizes and width more extensive than those so far existing.
- the stretcher resists its usual working conditions without deformation or degradation of any of its characteristics, since it has been designed with large safety coefficients.
- the anchors allow all transport maneuvers, and are separated from each other as much as possible to promote stability.
- Each of the anchors separately also supports loads much higher than the usual work.
- the handles also withstand loads higher than the usual work. All other necessary fasteners, screws, pins, etc., are provided subject to the stretcher to prevent loss.
- Figure 1 shows the plan view of the base of the stretcher or helmet, deployed and in conditions of use.
- Figure 2 shows the profile view of the helmet, in the use and folding positions for transport.
- Figure 3 is a detail of the head area protector in its two positions: folded down and in use position.
- Figure 4 is a representation of the possible positions of the protection of the foot area, when the hatch is dejected, and when it is not.
- Figure 5 shows the two possible positions of the trapdoor enabled on the stretcher.
- Figure 6 is a plan view, with the stretcher's hull in the second place of the stretcher cover.
- Figure 7 represents the horns for shoulder transport of the stretcher, indicating the fixation of said elements to the hull.
- Figure 8 is a representation of the head protector and immobilizer.
- Figure 9 represents the stretcher with the folded cover, and in it we can see the pockets for the floats.
- the recommended rescue stretcher is composed of a base or helmet (1), the covers (2) that protect the injured from atmospheric conditions, in addition to the clamping harness (3), of the horns (4) used to transport stretcher and injured on shoulders, as well as the protective and immobilizing element (5) of the head.
- Said helmet (1) is divided into two parts of the same length (1.1) (1.2) joined by fasteners (1.3.1) that become the hinge shaft (1.3). These elements (1.3.1) can be decoupled manually to be able to separate the helmet into the two parts that form it: (1.1) and (1.2). Said hinge shaft (1.3) also has an anchor point (1.8).
- the deployed hull (1) similar to a canoe, has a base that is smooth on the side of the wounded, and on the side of support on the ground has two grooves to favor longitudinal sliding.
- the unfolded hull (1) is joined by means of handles (1.32) which, by turning, ensure the union between the parts (1.1) and (1.2), giving rigidity to the assembly.
- the hull (1) has made six holes in the side walls, which will be used for handles (1.9) for manual transport, reinforced to make them more resistant against possible and inevitable blows, which have a rough finish in order to prevent them from slipping Lifeguards' hands.
- These handles (1.9) reach the bottom of the hull (1) in order to create a wide enough bay that allows quick and easy evacuation of water or snow.
- a trapdoor (1.10) that can be folded down, made of the same material, which allows, once dejected, to remove the feet of the helmet (l), to accommodate large wounded.
- Said trapdoor (1.10) is set back from the rest of the helmet (1) to prevent the blows in the lower part from directly affecting it.
- the fixation in the two positions, collected and folded down, is given thanks to a pin that allows the door to be locked by means of lateral flat paths.
- anchor points (1.8) inserted in the side walls of the hull (1), which allow all transport maneuvers, being separated from each other as much as possible to promote stability.
- Each of the anchors (1.8) separately also supports loads much higher than the usual work.
- the lower protector (1.7), collected inside the hull (1) of the stretcher when it is not used, is formed by a single arch with two other possible positions. The first, raised 90 ° above the horizontal, allows the protection of possible blows on the feet. The second, turned 180 °, allows feet to be protected when they protrude through the bottom of the helmet (1.2), while the flap (1.10) is folded down.
- the hinge element (1.31) is designed to be able to separate the helmet (1) into the two parts that form it. Said element (1.31) will be subject to one of the two parts to avoid its loss.
- the transport horns (4) consist of two independent elements for the rear (4.2) and a single structure for the front area (4.1).
- the horns (4) are padded enough to avoid inconvenience in transporting the stretcher.
- the lock inside the housings housings (1) is carried out by means of pins.
- the interior of the horn housings has covers that must be removed when placing the horns.
- the helmet (1.2) has a trapdoor (1.10) made of the same material, which allows, once downcast, to take the feet off the rest of the stretcher, for the large injured.
- the hatch is set back from the rest of the helmet (1) to avoid the maximum impact of the blows on the part of the feet directly on the hatch (1.10).
- the fixation in the two positions, folded or collected, is done by a pin that allows the door to be locked by means of two side plates.
- the cover (2) is formed by a set of elements that are used to protect the injured from weather and other conditions, and at the same time avoid litter.
- the elements included are a base (2.1), made of insulating material, on which the injured person rests and thermally insulates it from the helmet (1), and two pieces (2.2) and
- the upper cover (2.2) has a hood that integrates with the rest, and two pockets located on the sides that reach the waist that can accommodate two upper floats.
- the lower cover (2.3) has a flap (2.4) on the bottom to lengthen and accommodate large wounded.
- the flap (2.4) will be folded and collected inside the cover.
- the covers (2) are joined together by means of flaps that adhere by sailboat, or other systems of easy grip and detachment.
- the coverage areas near the hinge axis (1.3), will be fixed to the hull (1) by the same system.
- cover (2) is provided with side straps, which surround the injured once covered with the cover (2). These straps are of the material used in flat high mountain tapes, and the closure between them is commercial of automatic type. Each webbing is attached to the cover (2), and driven below the pins inserted in the helmet (l).
- the cover (2) has the capacity to dislodge the water that is introduced into it by certain areas made with net fabrics.
- the harness (3) integral, has two fastening parts: the upper one (3.1) picks up the injured person by the shoulders while the lower one (3.2) passes through the English.
- the harness (3) is attached to the helmet (1) by means of inserts.
- the protector and immobilizer of the head (5), of a light, resistant and comfortable material for the injured, is fixed to the hull (l) with sailboat.
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Priority Applications (2)
Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
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EP02720023A EP1400227B1 (en) | 2001-04-10 | 2002-04-10 | Rescue stretcher |
DE60216591T DE60216591D1 (de) | 2001-04-10 | 2002-04-10 | Rettungstragbahre |
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ES200100843A ES2177463B1 (es) | 2001-04-10 | 2001-04-10 | Camilla de rescate |
ESP200100843 | 2001-04-10 |
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AT (1) | ATE347342T1 (es) |
DE (1) | DE60216591D1 (es) |
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US2410181A (en) * | 1941-11-18 | 1946-10-29 | Malcolm R Peters | Stretcher |
FR1469755A (fr) * | 1966-02-21 | 1967-02-17 | Brancard articulé | |
GB2175216A (en) * | 1985-05-14 | 1986-11-26 | Andrew William Taylor | Rescue stretcher |
US4970739A (en) * | 1989-12-15 | 1990-11-20 | Bradford John G | Stretcher |
US5154186A (en) * | 1990-04-12 | 1992-10-13 | Laurin Frederick J | Spinal restraint |
ES2107767T3 (es) * | 1993-06-21 | 1997-12-01 | Antar Daouk | Camilla flotante, destinada en especial a la recuperacion de heridos en el mar. |
US5934282A (en) * | 1996-02-13 | 1999-08-10 | Robert Mark Young, III | Hinged spine board |
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US2410181A (en) * | 1941-11-18 | 1946-10-29 | Malcolm R Peters | Stretcher |
FR1469755A (fr) * | 1966-02-21 | 1967-02-17 | Brancard articulé | |
GB2175216A (en) * | 1985-05-14 | 1986-11-26 | Andrew William Taylor | Rescue stretcher |
US4970739A (en) * | 1989-12-15 | 1990-11-20 | Bradford John G | Stretcher |
US5154186A (en) * | 1990-04-12 | 1992-10-13 | Laurin Frederick J | Spinal restraint |
ES2107767T3 (es) * | 1993-06-21 | 1997-12-01 | Antar Daouk | Camilla flotante, destinada en especial a la recuperacion de heridos en el mar. |
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WO2004039300A1 (en) * | 2002-10-29 | 2004-05-13 | Boris Zakian | Patient support apparatus and method |
US11191316B2 (en) | 2017-04-26 | 2021-12-07 | Fend Corp. | Collapsible helmet |
US11589634B2 (en) | 2017-04-26 | 2023-02-28 | Fend Corp. | Collapsible helmet |
CN110833484A (zh) * | 2019-11-15 | 2020-02-25 | 航宇救生装备有限公司 | 一种可多向收折的轻型直升机担架 |
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EP1400227A1 (en) | 2004-03-24 |
ES2177463B1 (es) | 2003-12-16 |
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