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Granted Patent B2
US 9,161,642 · App. 14/297,181 · Granted Oct 20, 2015

Universal positioning roll

Inventors: Tracy Thompson (Knoxville, TN); Edward Mobley (Knoxville, TN); Eric Cox (Knoxville, TN)
Assignee: Latitute Innovations
A47G9/109A61G13/122A61G13/1285A47G2009/1018
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Patent No.
US 9,161,642
App. No.
14/297,181
Granted
Oct 20, 2015
Kind
B2
Abstract

An adjustable positioning roll including a support portion having a support side and a substantially flat base surface, and one or more separately formed base portions, or elevating portions, configured to have a substantially same length and width as the flat base surface, the one or more base portions being detachably coupled to the flat base surface of the support portion.

Claims (12)

1. An adjustable surgical positioning roll, comprising:

a support portion having a support surface having a cross section that is substantially semi-circular, a substantially flat base surface, and substantially flat ends; and

one or more separately formed elevating portions configured to have a substantially rectangular shape having substantially the same length and width as the flat base surface, the one or more elevating portions being detachably coupled to the flat base surface of the support portion;

wherein the elevating portions are configured to have a width that is substantially aligned with end points of the semi-circular support surface, and a length that is substantially aligned with the flat ends of the support portion;

wherein the substantially flat base surface of the support portion is configured to extend a predetermined distance from the end points of the semi-circular support surface and to have edges that are substantially aligned with the elevating portions.

2. An adjustable surgical positioning pillow comprising:

a first base surface having a length and width dimension;

a top support portion having a semi-cylindrical shape and a substantially flat rectangular portion integrated with the semi-cylindrical shape, the substantially flat rectangular portion extending radially from the semi-cylindrical shape to define a pair of flat side surfaces extending from endpoints of the semi-cylindrical shape to the first base surface, the pair of flat side surfaces defining the width dimension of the first base surface; and

a first elevating portion detachably formed with the first base surface and extending along the length and width dimension of the first base surface in overlying, parallel-planar relationship with the first base surface and terminating along a perimeter of the first base surface to define a second base surface extending a distance less than the radius of the semi-cylindrical shape from the first base surface.

3. The adjustable surgical positioning pillow of claim 2 , further comprising:

a second elevating portion detachably formed with the second base surface and extending along a length and width dimension of said second base surface in overlying, parallel-planar relationship with said second base surface and terminating along a perimeter of said second base surface to define a third base surface extending a distance substantially equal to the distance that the second base surface extends from the first base surface.

4. The adjustable positioning roll of claim 3 , wherein the top support portion is configured substantially as a semi-circle, wherein endpoints of the semi-circle define a width of the first and second elevating portions.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 25, 2015
From: THOMPSON, TRACY; MOBLEY, EDWARD; COX, ERIC
To: LATITUDE INNOVATIONS
Reel/Frame 036408/0714 →
Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 61831350 · Jun 5, 2013
Related Publication 20140359944A1 · Dec 11, 2014