Multi-chambered sequentially pressurized air mattress with four

Beds – Bedclothing – And means to facilitate changing thereof

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5455, A47C 2710, A61G 7057

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention comprises an inflatable air mattress made up of four similar layers of pressurizable cells. The upper two layers are sequentially pressurizable with air pressure from a pressure generator. The lower two layers are under a constant pressure from the pressure generator. Each layer is divided into three square units containing a transversely disposed interdigitated pair of cells, to provide a wave-like motion to any patient on the mattress.

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