Surgery – Body protecting or restraining devices for patients or infants – Wound shields
Patent
1995-03-03
1997-02-25
Brown, Michael A.
Surgery
Body protecting or restraining devices for patients or infants
Wound shields
602 41, 602 47, A61F 537
Patent
active
056051654
ABSTRACT:
Device and related method for determining the surface area of a wound. The device includes a transparent sheet having a series of perforations defining first and second sections of the sheet which allow the first and second sections to be separated from one another along the perforations. The transparent sheet is folded along the perforations so that the two sections overlap each other, and the sections are substantially free of adhesive material. The second section includes indicia thereon which allow a user to determine the surface area of a wound after the outline of the wound or opening is traced thereon. Upon use, the device is placed over the wound or opening, with the first section toward the wound or opening, and the outline of the wound or opening is traced onto the second section. The second section containing the marked outline of the wound, which was isolated or shielded from contact with the wound, is then separated from the first section along the perforations, allowing the second section to be immediately handled by a person, i.e., without subjecting the second section to cleaning or sterilization.
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Carr Roy D.
Schmeichel Rainer
Sessions Robert W.
Brown Michael A.
Ferris Corp.
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