Surgery – Means and methods for collecting body fluids or waste material – Absorbent pad for external or internal application and...
Patent
1993-04-06
1994-10-18
Green, Randall L.
Surgery
Means and methods for collecting body fluids or waste material
Absorbent pad for external or internal application and...
604358, 604366, 604370, 604378, 6043851, A61F 1315, A61F 1320
Patent
active
053564057
ABSTRACT:
Absorbent articles, especially sanitary napkins, contain fibers with intra-fiber capillary channels. In-use, the capillary channel fibers direct menses to a storage layer, thereby minimizing product failure and staining of undergarments. The capillary channel fibers can protrude into, or through, a topsheet to provide very aggressive transport of vaginal discharges.
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Chappell Charles W.
Hammons John L.
Hines Lee M.
Horney James C.
Osborn, III Thomas W.
Green Randall L.
Johnson K. C.
Linman E. K.
The Procter & Gamble & Company
Yetter J. J.
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