IP Library Granted Patent US 6,883,190
Granted Patent B2
US 6,883,190 · App. 10/122,652 · Granted Apr 26, 2005

Patient lifting sling

Assignee: Margaret Carbonneau
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Patent No.
US 6,883,190
App. No.
10/122,652
Granted
Apr 26, 2005
Kind
B2
Abstract

A flexible fabric patient supporting sling adapted to be manipulated from a planar condition to a patient supporting condition, in which a seated patient is suspended by four straps from supporting points on a patient lifting device. The fabric sling includes bands adapted to support, the thighs of a suspended patient, and arms with curved straps that cross the chest of the suspended patient.

Claims (1)

1. A patient lifting sling adapted to support a patient in a sitting position, suspended at four points by a patient lifting device, the sling comprising a flexible fabric body adapted to be laid out in a planar flat condition, the fabric body including a centrally located waist seat belt, the seat belt dividing the fabric body in an upper and a lower portion, the lower portion comprised of a left leg portion terminating in a left thigh supporting band that includes a strap terminating in a single loop at its first end and a plurality of loops at its second end, and a right leg portion terminating in a right thigh supporting band that includes a strap terminating in a single loop at its first end, and a plurality of loops at its second end; the upper portion of the fabric body comprised of a left arm that includes a curved strap terminating in a single loop at its first end, and a plurality of loops at its second end; and a right arm that includes a curved strap terminating in a single loop at its first end and a plurality of loops at its second end; the loops at the first ends of the straps adapted to be looped and pulled through one of the pluralities of second loops, and thereafter be removably attached to strap supporting portions of a patient lifting device.

Continuity (1)
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