WO2023285094A1 - Flachgestrickte kompressionsversorgung - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a flat-knit compression garment, in particular compression pants, and to the use of the same in the treatment of lipedema and/or lymphedema.
- Compression garments are used as standard for the care and treatment of lipoedema, a disease with an increase in fatty tissue in the subcutaneous fat tissue, and lymphoedema, an accumulation of fluid in the intercellular space, or a mixed form of several diseases such as lipoedema, lymphoedema and/or phlebedema.
- the compression garment can be a compression stocking or compression pants, for example. If the compression garment is tailored to the body mass of the wearer - i.e. the person wearing the compression garment - it relieves the damaged tissue by compressing the enclosed part of the wearer's body. In this way, the compression garment can prevent lipedema, lymphedema and/or phlebedema from developing and growing.
- the compression garment In order to be medically effective, the compression garment must fit snugly against the body, i.e. there should be as few gaps as possible between the compression garment and the body.
- flat-knit compression garments are primarily used, as these have a higher material stiffness.
- Medical compression stockings and arm supplies can be certified according to quality assurance RAL-GZ 387/1 or RAL-GZ 387/2, which define different compression classes.
- these are four compression classes with compression intensity "1 - light”, “2 - medium”, “3 - strong” and “4 - very strong” and associated ranges of compression pressures 18-21 mmHg or 15-21 mmHg, 23- 32 mmHg, 36-42 mmHg and 49 mmHg and greater.
- the most common class is compression class 2.
- the material stiffness is therefore inversely related to the extensibility.
- the material stiffness describes the ability of the compression garment to act as a firm abutment when the muscles contract, e.g. in motion. Compression garments with a high degree of material stiffness are called “short", those with a low degree of material stiffness "long”.
- Compression supplies which have one or more bulges or bulges and thus generate more volume for certain body parts. This can be achieved by stopping off for convex body parts. Such stops are used, for example, on joints such as heels, knees or elbows or on the buttocks. They are also called “Elliptical Treatments”. The goals of such retreats for a convex body shape are better mobility and/or relief in the event of permanent angling, e.g. of the foot or arm, and/or the provision of a buttocks-forming body part.
- Concave body shapes of the wearer are problematic when treating lipoedema, lymphoedema and/or phlebedema.
- Concave means in particular that the surface of the body has a depression or constriction at this point, i.e. it is curved inwards when viewed from the body.
- Concave body shapes can mean that the compression garment does not fit snugly against the body.
- a cavity is formed between Compression Supply and Body. Lymph fluids and fat cells can accumulate in such a cavity, which can lead to edema.
- the task therefore arises of providing a medically effective compression fitting which, in particular, avoids cavities between the compression fitting and the surface of the body and at the same time is very comfortable to wear.
- a flat knitted compression garment comprising a knitted fabric with at least one recess for a concave body shape according to claim 1.
- concave is a surface which, seen from the wearer of the compression garment or from the body of the wearer, is curved inwards - or in other words "deep" - is.
- a body with a concave surface does not have a straight line connecting any two points that are on the concave surface within the body.
- a "recess” is an area in the knitted fabric in which the number of stitches per row of stitches changes.
- the number of wales per row in the knitted fabric varies, i.e. it increases or decreases knitted together with a stitch of a subsequent row of stitches.
- the turn includes a decreasing number of stitches per row of stitches up to a reversal point and an increasing number of stitches from the reversal point.
- the decrease or increase in the number of stitches can be repeated over several rows of stitches (continuous lich) happen or abruptly, in which the number of stitches is changed simultaneously. This also leads to a three-dimensional structure, i.e. in other words a "curvature" in the knitted fabric.
- the compression fitting comprises at least one concave recess, i.e. a recess for a concave body shape.
- a concave recess i.e. a recess for a concave body shape.
- the knitted fabric forms an inwardly curved surface when viewed from a wearer of the compression garment.
- a volume within the compression fitting is reduced and the knitted fabric rests against a concave body shape of the wearer when used as intended.
- the retreat for a concave body shape is also called “triangle retreat” and leads to a Exercise inwards - or in other words a "depression” in the knitted fabric or a “narrowing" of the knitted fabric.
- the effect of the concave recess is to avoid cavities between the compression garment and the surface of the body while at the same time ensuring a high level of comfort.
- a "flat knit” fabric is made on a flat knitting machine.
- the flat knit fabric is made on one or more needle beds.
- the number of stitches in each row may decrease or increase.
- the concave turn in a first course has a stitch at a first end of the courses on each needle, i.e. at a first end of the courses it is knitted with each needle.
- the number of stitches decreases.
- the concave recess thus advantageously comprises an unchanged number of stitches in a first row of stitches at a first end and a reduced number of stitches at a second end. Overall, this reduces the number of stitches per row, while knitting through the first end of each row.
- stitches are advantageously formed on each needle, so that all stitches are picked up again on the needle.
- the concave recess thus comprises an unchanged number of stitches in a second row of stitches both at the first and at the second end.
- the number of stitches is advantageously reduced in the case of a concave recess both at the first and at the second end of the row of stitches.
- the stitches are offset from stitch row to stitch row on one side.
- the concave recess thus comprises a number of stitches per row of stitches which decreases over several rows of stitches up to a reversal point. As described, this does not rule out the possibility that the number of stitches between consecutive rows of stitches can also remain the same within the concave recess.
- the concave retreat is characterized by the fact that in the second row of stitches all stitches on the needle are picked up again. This is in particular to be contrasted with a convex turn in which the number of stitches in each course increases and decreases at both the first and second ends of the courses.
- the concave turn also includes a number of stitches per row that increases again from the point of reversal over several rows of stitches. This does not rule out the possibility that the number of stitches between consecutive rows of stitches can also remain the same within the concave recess.
- a compression supply according to the above embodiments always fits snugly against the wearer's body, even with concave body shapes - even when the wearer moves. In this way, the compression garment avoids cavities between the compression garment and the wearer's body and thus prevents the (further) formation of edema.
- the knitted fabric comprises a knitting thread and a weft thread inserted into at least every second row, in particular into every row of stitches.
- the knitting thread and the weft thread are elastic.
- the knitting thread thus forms the basic structure into which the weft thread is inserted in every second or every row of stitches. Because the knitting thread and the weft thread are elastic, the knitted fabric builds up a force when stretched, which leads to the desired compressive effect.
- At least the knitting thread and optionally also the weft thread consist of a coated elastane core.
- the sheathing can be single or double.
- sheathing also means, in particular, wrapping and spinning.
- the knitting thread is knitted right-left.
- the knitting thread can also be knitted right-right.
- the knitted fabric advantageously includes a plating yarn, which may be a textured polyamide yarn.
- a plating yarn which may be a textured polyamide yarn.
- the plating yarn is knitted in right-knit.
- Knitted knits have the same structure on both sides, i.e. they look the same on both sides.
- the plating yarn forms the basic structure and thus creates a stable and homogeneous knitted fabric.
- the knitted fabric can optionally include additional yarns, for example an additional elastic knitting thread or an additional plating yarn.
- the compression garment is a pair of compression pants.
- the knitted fabric includes a left and right leg part, in particular a left and right leg part, a front body part and a rear body part.
- the single leg part and the front body part are knitted in one piece, i.e. in particular there is no seam between the leg part and the front body part.
- the concave recess is knitted in a groin area of the compression pants, in particular at a transition between the leg part and the front part of the body. As a result, the knitted fabric rests against a groin of the wearer when used as intended.
- the rear body part can be connected to the front body part and the leg part by a seam. This is useful because seams cannot be completely avoided in flat-knitted compression pants, but they are less of a nuisance at the transition to the wearer's buttocks.
- the concave recess runs at an angle of between 100 degrees and 150 degrees, in particular between 110 degrees and 130 degrees, to a longitudinal direction of the leg part.
- the course of the indentation is adapted to a course of the wearer's groin.
- the position and angle of the turn-in are individually designed and knitted according to the dimensions of a specific wearer. In this way, an optimal medical effect against lipoedema, lymphoedema and/or phleboedema is achieved.
- the concave recess is used on other body shapes such as the hollow of the knee, instep and/or crook of elbow.
- This achieves the same effects, in particular that the knitted fabric follows the shape of the body and, for example, lies close to the body even when moving and retains its compressive effect.
- the advantageous embodiments mentioned above can also be applied to a concave recess on the other body shapes.
- a compression fitting with a concave indentation is therefore particularly suitable for use in the treatment of lipedema, lymphedema and/or phlebedema.
- the knitted fabric is short, see definition in the "Background” section, so that a better medical effect is achieved. In embodiments of the invention, this is achieved by producing it as a flat knitted fabric.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic side view of part of a pair of compression pants from the prior Tech technology
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic side view of part of a pair of compression pants according to an embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic of a knit construction for a recess for a concave body shape ("triangle recess") according to an embodiment
- figs 4a and 4b show schematic knitting programs of a left-hand and right-hand front body part and leg part, each with a triangle indent in the groin area according to an embodiment
- figs 5a and 5b show schematic knitting diagrams of a left-hand and right-hand front body part and leg part, each with a triangle indent in the groin area according to an embodiment
- FIG. 6 shows a micrograph of a knitted fabric with a triangular indentation according to one embodiment.
- Figure 1 shows a compression pant with seams 10 and 11 as is known in the prior art.
- the side view shows schematically: the abdomen 5, the buttocks 6, the hollow of the knee 7 and the groin 8 of the wearer of the compression pants.
- the compression pants comprise a leg part 1, a front body part 2 and a rear body part 3.
- the waist end 4 on the front body part 2 and on the rear body part 3 forms the upper end of the compression pants when used as intended.
- the general aim of medical compression pants is to support the body of the wearer and thus relieve any body tissue that may have already been damaged. In particular, further formation of edema, eg lipedema, lymphedema or phlebedema, should be prevented by the compression.
- the compression shorts must fit snugly against the wearer's body.
- leg part 1 In the compression pants from the prior art shown in Fig. 1, a good fit is to be achieved by dividing them into leg part 1, front body part 2 and rear body part 3, with front body part 2 and rear body part 3 being connected with a seam 10 and the leg part 1 is attached to the body parts 2 and 3 with a further seam 11 .
- the horizontal seam 11 in particular often leads to constrictions, especially when the wearer moves, and to unpleasant friction points.
- the compression pants shown with seam 11 does not achieve a good fit in the groin 8. The formation of cavities in the concave body shape of the groin 8 is therefore not completely avoided.
- Fig. 2 shows a compression pants with a triangle stop 21 according to an embodiment of the invention. Shown again is a schematic side view with abdomen 5, buttocks 6, hollow of the knee 7 and groin 8 of the wearer of the compression pants.
- These compression trousers also comprise a leg part 1 , a front body part 2 and a rear body part 3 .
- the rear body part 3 is in turn connected to the leg part 1 and the front body part 2 with a seam 20 .
- the leg part 1 and the front body part 2 are knitted here in one piece.
- the triangle stop 21 in compression pants is also called "triangle stop". This name comes from the geometric shape of the body on the abdomen or at the groin 8. In the side view of Fig. 2, it becomes clear that there are three at this point Lines that meet: the groin 8 or the concave body shape 21 (from top right), the silhouette of the abdomen 5 (from top left) and the silhouette of the thigh (from below).These three lines form essentially equal angles with each other 120 degrees each. "Essentially” includes, for example, a distribution of the angles 140 degrees / 110 degrees / 110 degrees. The triangular stop or stop for a concave body shape 21 is therefore tailored to the body shape of the wearer, which leads to a good fit and medical effectiveness.
- the compression shorts can also include one or more convex indentations 22 and 23 .
- a convex bend causes the compression pants to bulge outwards, i.e. away from the body, even when not stretched, e.g. without straps.
- a convex recess leaves more room for the wearer's body, especially with convex body shapes. This leads to an even distribution of pressure and avoids painful constrictions.
- a convex recess 22 in the area of the buttocks 6 and/or a convex recess 23 in the area of the stomach 5 is advantageous.
- Both the recess for a concave body shape 21 and the optional convex recesses 22 and 23 are ideally tailored to the wearer.
- the body of the wearer is measured. Among other things, the position and orientation of the groin as well as a measurement for the stomach and, if necessary, a measurement for the Buttocks taken.
- suitable compression pants are then selected or specifically designed for the wearer. In the latter case, the shape of the triangle is created depending on the body masses. Depending on the masses, one or more stops can be installed.
- Triangle stops or stops for a concave body shape are not limited to use in compression pants, but can also be used in other compression garments, namely wherever a good fit and/or even compression is required for concave body shapes .
- the knitting construction and the knitting pattern of a triangle stop are generally described schematically.
- FIG. 3 shows schematically a knitting construction for a triangle stop or stop for a concave body shape.
- FIG. 3 shows a simplified knitting construction with a reduced number of stitch rows and stitches to illustrate the basic structure of the concave recess.
- the side length would be about three times as long, depending on the body mass.
- RL, RR and EG are repeated again and again, namely the right-left (RL) stitches of the knitting thread (also called elastic stitches yarn), the right-right (RR) stitches of the plating yarn and the inserted one Weft thread (also called interlining yarn EG).
- RL right-left
- RR right-right
- a sequence RL-RR-EG forms a stitch repeat in the knit.
- the number of wales or stitches per row is changed, eg as shown. Up to the reversal point - in Fig. 3 between the first EG and second RL from above - the number of stitches decreases, then it increases again.
- the stitches which have no adjacent stitches in the next higher row in Fig. 3 are connected to the stitches of the top course (RL, RR, EG). This creates a three-dimensional shape in the knitted fabric, namely a bulge - or in other words a deepening or narrowing of the knitted fabric.
- figs 4a and 4b show schematic knitting programs of a left and right front body part 2 (upper area) and a leg part 1 (lower area) each with area 31 for a triangular indentation or for an indentation for a concave body shape in the groin bend.
- the knitting programs show how the knitting carriage moves, namely one row of stitches from left to right, the next row of stitches from right to left, etc.
- the continuous decrease in the number of stitches per row up to the point of reversal and then thereafter can be clearly seen in area 31 of the triangle the continuous increase.
- figs 5a and 5b show knitting diagrams of a left and right front body part 2 and leg part 1, each with area 31 of the triangular recess for the groin area.
- the knitting patterns can be calculated from the knitting programs.
- the Strickbil of Figs. 5a and 5b based on a section of the knitting programs in Figs. 4a and 4b calculated.
- the "hole” black area
- the "hole” is clearly recognizable in the knitting pattern in area 31 of the triangle indentation.
- the finished knitted fabric however, there is no actual hole at this point, since the stitches adjacent to the "hole" at the bottom are knitted together with the adjacent stitches at the top are.
- the knitted fabric is pulled together in the region 31 of the indentation, which leads to a narrowing or bulging, in particular inwards.
- FIG. 6 shows a section of a knitted fabric with a recess in a microscopic image.
- the cutout has a width of approx. 3 cm.
- the retreat runs from the left edge of the section, about a third below the upper left corner, to the right edge, just above the lower right corner.
- the effect of the changing number of stitches per row of stitches, which leads to a narrowing or arching of the knitted fabric, especially inwards, is clearly recognizable.
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