IP Library Granted Patent US 7,426,930
Granted Patent B1
US 7,426,930 · App. 11/438,115 · Granted Sep 23, 2008

Dual compression pad for surgical positioner units

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Patent No.
US 7,426,930
App. No.
11/438,115
Granted
Sep 23, 2008
Kind
B1
Abstract

A dual compression foam pad arrangement for use with surgical postioner devices is formed from a single pair of cloverleaf-shaped foam pieces. The foam piece in contact with the patient is more porous than the foam piece in contact with the positioner support plate for greater patient comfort. A solid plastic connector clip connects the pad arrangement with the surgical postioner support in press-fit relation.

Claims (12)

1. A surgical support device comprising:

a support plate arranged for attaching to a hospital bed side rail, a front support upstanding from said support plate and a rear support upstanding from said support plate;

a top and bottom arm extending from said front support, said top and bottom arms terminating in top and bottom patient support plates;

a top patient support pad removably attached to said top plate in press-fit relation, said top patient support pad includes a top plastic clip on one side thereon for providing said press-fit attachment to said top plate and said bottom patient support pad includes a bottom plastic clip on one side thereon for providing said press-fit attachment to said bottom plate; and

a bottom patient support pad attached to said bottom plate in press-fit relation;

said top patient support pad includes a top plastic clip on one side thereon for providing said press-fit attachment to.

2. The surgical support device of claim 1 wherein top patient support pad comprises a compression foam material having a first layer arranged for receiving a patient's limb and a second layer proximate said top surgical support plate.

3. The surgical support device of claim 2 wherein said first layer comprises polyurethane foam having a first density for reducing traction between said patient's limb and said surgical support plate.

4. The surgical support device of claim 2 wherein said second layer comprises polyurethane foam having a second density greater than said first density for reducing traction between said first layer and said surgical support plate.

5. The surgical support device of claim 2 wherein said first and second layers define a cloverleaf configuration.

6. The surgical support device of claim 1 wherein said bottom patient support pad comprises a compression foam material having a first layer arranged for receiving a patient's limb and a second layer proximate said bottom surgical support plate.

7. The surgical support device of claim 1 including a rear patient support pad attached to said rear support wherein said rear support pad includes a rear first layer comprising polyurethane foam having a first density for reducing traction between said patient's back and said surgical support plate and a second layer comprises polyurethane foam having a second density greater than said first density for reducing traction between said second layer and said rear surgical support plate.

Assignments (2)
NUNC PRO TUNC ASSIGNMENT Recorded May 22, 2014
From: IMP INC.; IMP, INC.; I MP INC.
To: INNOVATIVE MEDICAL PRODUCTS, INC.
Reel/Frame 032952/0745 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded May 22, 2006
From: BAILEY, JAMES; WASLEY, ALAN; TAYLOR, MARTIN
To: INNOVATIVE MEDICAL PRODUCTS
Reel/Frame 018172/0401 →