Beds – With means for relocating an invalid – With a hoisting – lifting – elevating – or raising device
Reexamination Certificate
2005-03-14
2009-11-24
Grosz, Alexander (Department: 3673)
Beds
With means for relocating an invalid
With a hoisting, lifting, elevating, or raising device
C005S611000, C296S020000, C016S03500D
Reexamination Certificate
active
07621003
ABSTRACT:
A roll-in cot (1) having a patient support attached to a wheeled transporter wherein the wheeled transporter comprises leading (3) and trailing (4) collapsible legs having respective proximal ends pivotally connected to a frame (2) and distal ends including swivel castor wheels (18A,18B) wherein at least the swivel castors (18A) of the leading collapsible legs (3) are operable in either a swivel or lock mode, and wherein the swivel mode is only operable by a castor release mechanism (22) while the cot (1) is in a fully upright position.
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Benedict William H.
Broadley Gavin
Cambridge Alan
Dyne Eugene Van
Myers Dean E.
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP
Ferno-Washington, Inc.
Grosz Alexander
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