Ear pressure dressing

Surgery: splint – brace – or bandage – Bandage structure – Skin laceration or wound cover

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602 58, 602 74, A61F 1300, A61F 1500, A61F 1312

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052959503

ABSTRACT:
A pressure dressing for use in the treatment of an auricular hematoma or other ear injury is formed from a thin strip of ductile metal having first and second spaced end portions which are joined by a central connector portion. A pair of foam sponge pads are adhesively affixed to an inner surface of the first and second end portions. In use, the connector portion is reversely bendable to position the pressure pads in closely spaced, substantially adjacent relation on opposing sides of the ear. The pads engage with opposing sides of the ear and exert pressure thereon so that blood does not reaccumulate in the injured area. The dressing may further include one or more tongue or arm portions which extend outwardly from the end portions and are bendable over and around the cartilaginous rim portions of the ear to maintain the dressing in position during periods of physical activity.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3520306 (1970-07-01), Gardner et al.
patent: 3529597 (1970-09-01), Fuzak
patent: 3823713 (1974-07-01), Shah
patent: 4534342 (1985-08-01), Paxa

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