DK155496B - FIRST DRESSING - Google Patents

Description

DK 155496 B

The invention relates to a first dressing which can be used both as a normal wound dressing and as a compression dressing, which consists of a dressing and a compress which is treated on its opposite bonded wound contact surface so as to avoid adhesion to the dressing crust.

Previously known dressings of the above-mentioned type are not easily used for various purposes, namely both as normal wound dressing and partly as compression dressing. This has the disadvantage that when used, time is lost for taking steps to change a compression joint to a normal joint or vice versa. This time can be of great importance for the treatment of an injured person. As another option, the aforementioned disadvantage may cause connection boxes or similar storage places to contain both types of connections for so-called first aid. However, this is particularly inconvenient in various use cases, such as when limited space is available for the first aid kit, such as the may be the case for athletes, soldiers, etc.

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The object of the invention is to provide a first connection which can be freely used without special time-consuming measures, either as a normal connection or as a compression joint, while at the same time being able to open the possibility of being able to present in some use case. different sizes of wound contact surfaces.

This is achieved according to the invention in that the first dressing according to the invention is characterized in that the wound compress is sewn onto the bandage by means of parallel parallel transverse seams, that a slit-shaped space is formed for receiving a blood-curing body and that the compress is outside the seams. includes double folded extensions.

gg For use as a compression dressing, the first dressing according to the invention has a gap-shaped compartment between the bonded and the compression. of a coiled wound consisting of blood-staining body which is fixed relative to the band and

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2, which can be easily and quickly removed from the slit-shaped compartment by using the first dressing as a wound dressing in order to possibly be used as additional dressing material.

5 Due to the double fold of the compress, further different possibilities are offered for adapting the first dressing to various large wound surfaces, since in the packing mode, double folding in the middle, the extensions of the compress outside of the attachment seam on the band can be folded once or twice depending on the purpose of use for providing a larger blood-sucking surface corresponding to the conditions given. That is, these extensions can be fully unfolded, e.g. in the treatment of burns.

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The invention is explained below with reference to the drawing which shows the first joint in a partially wound state in a perspective view, in which the folded extensions in the packaging state towards the middle of the compressed double fold have already been unfolded once.

The first compound according to the invention comprises a compress 1 with a surface 2 arranged against a wound, which is thus treated, e.g. metallized that it does not adhere to the wound. The compress 1 is attached to a band 3 by means of two in the transverse direction of the band 3, parallel to each other seams 4 and 5, whereby the band and the compress between the seams 4 and 5 suitably have different material lengths so that a pocket is formed between the seams for the seams. uptake of a bloodstream inhibiting body e.g. in the form of a rolled-up band 6. Outside of each stitch 4 and 5, respectively, the compress has a material piece 11 and 12. The compress 1 is arranged to be easily foldable along folding instructions 7, 8, 9 and 10, so that it can be folded together and the absorbent capacity of the entire compress 1 can be utilized on top of the wound or it can be unfolded to be placed over larger superficial wounds, e.g. burns against which the compress is applied in a single layer.

Thus, the first compound formed in accordance with the invention is directly usable as a compression dressing

Claims (2)

3 DK 155496B, and its compress can easily be adapted to the wound injury to be provided with badges, depending on the nature and size of the wound injury. The invention provides that the dressing is ready to be used without any special measures, which is especially important since the time factor is extremely important in many injuries. Furthermore, it is a very big advantage of connecting an open felt to the fact that one is forced to place the ratcheted plate. so. that attachment to the wound orxic goose .. A 's-'long attachment can often mean complications in sight with the healing of the wound. Compressed and bonded: with the same width can be adjusted differently. However, in most cases it may be advantageous if the compress has a greater width than the binder. The wound icon interface can be treated in any known manner. Optionally, it may be conceivable to form the portions of the compression outside the seams so long that they can be folded into more than the three layers indicated in the drawing. Claims. First dressing for use both as a normal wound dressing and compression dressing, consisting of a dressing and a dressing which is preferably treated on the opposite bonded wound contact surface so as to avoid attachment to the dressing crust, characterized in that the dressing (1) is 30 is sewn onto the bandage <3) by means of two mutually parallel transverse seams (4, 5), that a slit-shaped space is formed for receiving a blood-curing body (6) and that the compress (1) outside the seams (4) , 5) has double folded (at 7-10) extensions (11, 12). 35