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Granted Patent B2
US 10,332,644 · App. 15/444,299 · Granted Jun 25, 2019

Radiation attenuating protective garments

Inventor: Nicolas Gabriel Garcia (Fort Worth, TX)
Assignee: Operative Medical Solutions, LLC
G21F3/02A61B6/107G21F1/085
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Patent No.
US 10,332,644
App. No.
15/444,299
Granted
Jun 25, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

A radiation-attenuation garment system having a plurality of radiation-attenuating material panels adapted to conform to the contours of a body. The radiation-attenuation garment system includes a shirt and underwear shorts formed by compression material. A plurality of radiation-attenuating material panels are removably disposed within the shirt and underwear shorts to protect the wearer from radiation exposure in the areas having the radiation attenuation panels.

Claims (24)

1. A radiation-attenuation shirt, comprising:

a plurality of radiation-attenuating material panels adapted to conform to the contours of a body, having a plurality of attaching mechanisms on one side;

a front portion, made of a compression material and having a plurality of attaching mechanisms disposed on one side of the front portion, the front portion including a first pocket for retaining a first radiation attenuating material panel; and

a back portion, made of a compression material and having a plurality of attaching mechanisms disposed on one side of the back portion, the back portion including a second pocket for retaining a second radiation attenuating material panel,

wherein the front portion and the back portion are secured together to form a shirt, such that the attaching mechanisms and the first and second pockets are disposed within the shirt,

wherein the first radiation-attenuating material panel is removably disposed within the first pocket and the plurality of attaching mechanisms of the first radiation-attenuating material panel are removably coupled to the plurality of attaching mechanisms of the front portion,

wherein the second radiation-attenuating material panel is removably disposed within the second pocket and the plurality of attaching mechanisms of the second radiation-attenuating material panel are removably coupled to the plurality of attaching mechanisms of the rear portion.

2. The radiation-attenuation shirt of claim 1 , wherein the radiation attenuating panels are comprised of lead.

3. The radiation-attenuation shirt of claim 1 , wherein the radiation attenuating panels are comprised of lead alloy.

4. The radiation-attenuation shirt of claim 1 , wherein the radiation attenuating panels are covered in a removable, machine washable material.

5. The radiation-attenuation shirt of claim 1 , wherein the front portion and the back portion include a breathable mesh proximate to the radiation attenuating panels.

6. A radiation-attenuation garment system, comprising:

a plurality of radiation-attenuating material panels adapted to conform to the contours of a body;

a radiation attenuation shirt, comprising:

a front shirt portion, made of a compression material; and

a back shirt portion, made of a compression material,

wherein the front portion and the back portion are secured together to form a shirt, such that a first radiation-attenuating material panel is removably disposed within the shirt;

radiation-attenuation underwear shorts, comprising:

a front underwear portion, made of a compression material; and

a back underwear portion, made of a compression material,

wherein the front underwear portion and the back underwear portion are secured together to form underwear shorts, such that a first radiation-attenuating material panel is removably disposed within the underwear shorts.

7. The radiation-attenuation garment system of claim 6 , wherein the radiation attenuating panels are comprised of lead.

8. The radiation-attenuation garment system of claim 6 , wherein the radiation attenuating panels are comprised of lead alloy.

9. The radiation-attenuation garment system of claim 6 , wherein the radiation attenuating panels are covered in a removable, machine washable material.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jul 5, 2017
From: GARCIA, NICOLAS GABRIEL
To: OPERATIVE MEDICAL SOLUTIONS LLC
Reel/Frame 042905/0085 →
Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62299967 · Feb 25, 2016
Related Publication 20180197646A1 · Jul 12, 2018
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