09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
Goods & Services
Downloadable mobile applications for specifying the optimal size of an off-the-shelf orthopedic brace and optimal dimensions of a custom-made orthopedic brace by using measurements of a patient’s external body dimensions in the field of orthopedic medicine; Downloadable software for specifying the optimal size of an off-the-shelf orthopedic brace and optimal dimensions of a custom-made orthopedic brace by using measurements of a patient’s external body dimensions in the field of orthopedic medicine
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
Goods & Services
Downloadable mobile applications for specifying the optimal size of an off-the-shelf orthopedic brace and optimal dimensions of a custom-made orthopedic brace by using measurements of a patient’s external body dimensions in the field of orthopedic medicine; Downloadable software for specifying the optimal size of an off-the-shelf orthopedic brace and optimal dimensions of a custom-made orthopedic brace by using measurements of a patient’s external body dimensions in the field of orthopedic medicine
The present disclosure relates to a curved linkage system for connecting an arm support to a waist plate of a shoulder brace, the curved linkage system comprising two curved link pairs that each comprise an upper curved link and a lower curved link that each comprise a proximal cylindrical joint and a distal cylindrical joint connected by an elongated body, wherein the two curved links of each curved link pair are positioned in parallel so the proximal cylindrical joints, the elongated bodies, and the distal cylindrical joints are each aligned with each other, the first curved link of the first curved link pair is configured to connect to a support lug protruding from the waist plate through the proximal cylindrical joints, the proximal cylindrical joints of the second curved link pair fit inside the distal cylindrical joints of the first curved link pair when connected.
A61F 5/01 - Orthopaedic devices, e.g. long-term immobilising or pressure directing devices for treating broken or deformed bones such as splints, casts or braces
44 - Medical, veterinary, hygienic and cosmetic services; agriculture, horticulture and forestry services
Goods & Services
Braces for limbs and joints, for medical use Consulting in the fields of healthcare operations management and hospital operations management Consulting services to health care providers in the field of treating life-changing or life-threatening diseases
20.
MESSAGE DATA PLACEHOLDERS FOR REPLACEMENT IN DATA ELEMENTS WITH STYLIZED COMPONENTS DURING MESSAGE COMMUNICATIONS
Business consulting services in the area of sustainable business solutions for hospitals and clinics relating to the purchasing of spine braces, training in-house staff for fitting the spine braces, and providing outsource staff for fitting patients with the spine braces
medical devices for the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries to bones, joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments, namely, knee braces, elbow braces, ankle braces, wrist braces, back braces, neck braces, hip braces and shoulder braces
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AUTOMATED ALERT DEDUPLICATION OR SUPPRESSION IN DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS BASED ON RECURRING DATA IDENTIFIERS
G06F 16/174 - Redundancy elimination performed by the file system
G06F 16/735 - Filtering based on additional data, e.g. user or group profiles
G06Q 20/40 - Authorisation, e.g. identification of payer or payee, verification of customer or shop credentialsReview and approval of payers, e.g. check of credit lines or negative lists
H04L 12/18 - Arrangements for providing special services to substations for broadcast or conference
25.
SYSTEM ALERT MODELING BASED ON HYPERGRAPH ALERT CLUSTERS
Medical devices for the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries to bones, joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments, namely, knee braces, elbow braces, ankle braces, wrist braces, back braces, neck braces, hip braces and shoulder braces
There are provided systems and methods for a multi-layer cache to prevent user experience interrupts during feature flag management. A service provider may provide applications to computing devices of users including mobile applications. Use and availability of features in an application may be configured using feature flags, however, change of these feature flags may initiate an application refresh that affects user experiences with the application. To prevent interruptions, a multi-layer data cache may be used where feature flag data for the feature flags may initially be loaded, after a time period, to a first layer cache that is not used to update the application. When conditions exist for updating the application without affecting the user experience, such as if the user is no longer using a workflow, the feature flag data may be loaded to a second layer cache. The second layer cache may then be used for updating.
G06F 3/0481 - Interaction techniques based on graphical user interfaces [GUI] based on specific properties of the displayed interaction object or a metaphor-based environment, e.g. interaction with desktop elements like windows or icons, or assisted by a cursor's changing behaviour or appearance
G06F 12/0802 - Addressing of a memory level in which the access to the desired data or data block requires associative addressing means, e.g. caches
H04L 67/566 - Grouping or aggregating service requests, e.g. for unified processing
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DATA TRACING IDENTIFIERS FOR TRACKING DATA FLOW THROUGH A DATA MODEL AND COMPUTING SERVICES
There are provided systems and methods for data tracing identifiers for tracking data flow through a data model and computing services. An entity, such as company or business, may provide computing services. When providing these services, one or more computing services, processors, or the like of the service provider's computing architecture may be used. This may include processing data through a data processing flow that uses multiple computing services. To automate data tracing through a data processing flow and corresponding computing services, a data library may be used to create and inject data trace identifiers to a message header associated with the data to be processed. This may be propagated with the data to other and/or centralized computing services, which may then persist the identifier with the data in a data table column for a standardized data model. These mappings may be stored by the centralized computing services.
G06Q 20/02 - Payment architectures, schemes or protocols involving a neutral third party, e.g. certification authority, notary or trusted third party [TTP]
H04L 43/10 - Active monitoring, e.g. heartbeat, ping or trace-route
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AUTHORIZATION AND ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM FOR ACCESS RIGHTS USING RELATIONSHIP GRAPHS
There are provided systems and methods for an authorization and access control system for access rights using relationship graphs. A service provider may provide an authorization and access control system that allows users within the service provider and/or customer entities to assign and change access rights or permissions to computing resources. When providing control of these access rights, the service provider may utilize relationship graphs, queried and generated using a graph database, to visualize and determine access rights that are inherited through different relationships and policies defining these access rights. The relationship graph may show edges for nodes that correspond to related objects, such as actors, groups, and resources. Paths over the relationship graph may be used to determine access rights that may be inherited by users. Once determined, these access rights may be established and/or updated with computing systems.
There are provided systems and methods for canary card identifiers for real-time usage alerts. A user associated with an organization, such as an employee of a company, may utilize a payment instrument or card affiliated with that company to make one or more purchases. In order to prevent or limit fraud, as well as detect fraudulent actors, the organization may be provided with multiple card identifiers and/or payment cards, where a portion of those identifiers are valid, and another portion are not valid but marked for generation of one or more alerts on use of that portion of identifiers. A monitoring and alert system may reside on top of an electronic transaction processing network and may detect use of the marked identifiers. If detected, a real-time alert may be transmitted to the organization that may receive data associated with the use of the marked identifiers.
There are provided systems and methods for deduplication of accounts using account data collision detected by machine learning models. An entity, such as a company or other entity, may purchase items utilizing a payment instrument or card provided to the company by a credit provider system or entity. In order to provide proper underwriting for credit extensions, such as balances and limits of extendable credit, the credit provider system may utilize an intelligent machine learning system for data deduplication to prevent account data and balances from being overcounted. The machine learning system may include models to analyze account metadata to determine if key collisions exist between account metadata. Further, the machine learning system may utilize transactions to pair accounts based on key collisions between transactions. If duplicate accounts or balances are detected, the service provider may deduplicate the accounts to prevent overextending services to entities.
A system to manage records in a healthcare practice includes a server and a memory that stores patient data records and inventory equipment records. A check-in client computing device and first and second HCP client computing devices run apps that program respective devices to check-in patients for appointments, retrieve, and store patient healthcare data at the server. Display screens show approved appointments and the apps sort appointments as selected. The patient check-in app verifies that patients meet check-in requirements and locks the appointments of patients who do not. Apps retrieve patient data for the approved appointments and sort them. The server stores examination, treatment, and prescription data. Equipment inventory delivery data and returns data are stored. The server is programmed to communicate with all apps in their form and format of data and to translate all disparate data types into that form and format.
G06Q 10/1093 - Calendar-based scheduling for persons or groups
G16H 40/20 - ICT specially adapted for the management or administration of healthcare resources or facilitiesICT specially adapted for the management or operation of medical equipment or devices for the management or administration of healthcare resources or facilities, e.g. managing hospital staff or surgery rooms
G16H 10/60 - ICT specially adapted for the handling or processing of patient-related medical or healthcare data for patient-specific data, e.g. for electronic patient records
There are provided systems and methods for automatic adjustment of limits based on machine learning forecasting. An entity, such as company or other entity, may purchase items utilizing a payment instrument or card provided to the company by a credit provider system or entity. In order to provide proper underwriting for credit extensions, such as balances and limits of extendable credit, the credit provider system may utilize a forecasting machine learning (ML) model trained to predict a future global balance of funds or a likelihood of repayment of the extended credit limit. This may be based on information retrievable balances from a banking system and a staleness of this data. When the data is stale and has not been updated, the forecasted balance may have a wider range, and thus risk factors may designate less risky and lower limits.
There are provided systems and methods for automatic data entry for form data structures using application programming interfaces. An entity, such as company or business, may want to onboard with a service provider that provides services to the entity, such as those associated with business credit, expense management, and the like. When onboarding, data entry to one or more digital form fields and structures may be required. In order to automate form filling based on data from disparate sources, the service provider may provide an external application programming interface (API) that receives API calls and converts and/or formats data for the fields and data structures of the digital form. The data entered to the fields and/or corresponding data structure may be stored in a specific database and tables as data structures retrievable for the digital form. When a referral token is received, the data may be retrieved.
There are provided systems and methods for multifactor authentication through cryptography-enabled smart cards. A user may engage in transactions or other online interactions that may require multifactor authentication, such as by providing a secondary or further piece of evidence or information that is used to more securely trust the user and that they are not another malicious user. The user may utilize a physical card that includes a microchip embedded to a surface, where the microchip includes a key or other cryptographic signing function to be able to be scanned and digitally sign a request for authentication from a computing device. A user's computing device may then be brought into close proximity to the microchip when a request to scan the card's microchip is received. The user's computing device may then use wireless signals to activate the microchip and perform a multifactor authentication.
Orthopedic spinal braces to be worn in their entirety on the exterior of the human body and put on and taken off as desired by the wearer in a non-surgical manner
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CODE GENERATION AND TRACKING FOR AUTOMATIC DATA SYNCHRONIZATION IN A DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
There are provided systems and methods for code generation and tracking for automatic data synchronization in a data management system. A user associated with an entity, such as an employee of an organization, may purchase an item utilizing a payment instrument or card provided by the organization. In order to provide proper expense allocation, the organization may require receipt matching and storage per use of the payment instrument. An expense management system may provide digital code generation and output on a corresponding physical or digital receipt so that when the receipt is provided to the expense management system, the codes may be matched to backend data stored by the system. The receipts may be processed by extracting text data from an image of a receipt to determine the codes. The codes may then be used to search a database of codes to match to digital transaction data.
Orthopedic spinal braces to be worn in their entirety on the exterior of the human body and taken off as desired by the wearer in a non-surgical manner
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Integrated cold therapy-compression therapy assembly and associated treatment protocols
A single integrated cold therapy-compression therapy assembly combines a cold therapy module designed to apply cold therapy in a continuous mode and a compression therapy module designed to apply compression therapy in an intermittent mode to select body parts of a user in accordance with associated integrated therapeutic treatment protocols. The body part selected for therapy is dependent on the particular needs of the user.
A system to manage records in an orthopedic healthcare practice includes a server and a memory that stores patient data records and inventory equipment records. A check-in client computing device and first and second HCP client computing devices run apps that program respective devices to check-in patients for appointments, retrieve, and store patient healthcare data at the server. Display screens show approved appointments and the apps sort appointments as selected. The patient check-in app verifies that patients meet check-in requirements and locks the appointments of patients who do not. Apps retrieve patient data for the approved appointments and sort them. The server stores examination, treatment, and prescription data. Orthopedic equipment inventory delivery data and returns data are stored. The server is programmed to communicate with all apps in their form and format of data and to translate all disparate data types into that form and format.
G16H 40/20 - ICT specially adapted for the management or administration of healthcare resources or facilitiesICT specially adapted for the management or operation of medical equipment or devices for the management or administration of healthcare resources or facilities, e.g. managing hospital staff or surgery rooms
G16H 10/60 - ICT specially adapted for the handling or processing of patient-related medical or healthcare data for patient-specific data, e.g. for electronic patient records
G06Q 10/08 - Logistics, e.g. warehousing, loading or distributionInventory or stock management
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
Goods & Services
(1) Computer application software for tablet computers, mobile phones, and other handheld computers and other portable computers, namely, software for monitoring and analyzing orthopedic performance data of a patient undergoing physical therapy
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
Goods & Services
Downloadable software for product inventory management, product billing, insurance reimbursement and practice management in the field of orthopedic healthcare
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
42 - Scientific, technological and industrial services, research and design
Goods & Services
Software for product inventory management, product billing, insurance reimbursement, practice management and patient monitoring in the field of orthopedic healthcare Computer services, namely, acting as an application service provider in the field of knowledge management to host computer application software for the purpose of managing orthopedic healthcare practices and patient treatment; Computer services, namely, cloud hosting provider services; Computer services, namely, hosting and maintaining an on-line web site for others for managing orthopedic healthcare practices and patient treatment
Systems and methods are provided for pulling clinical data associated with a clinic or healthcare practice. The pulled clinical data can be analyzed and/or compared to other clinical data, such as industry clinical data, and subsequently displayed to a user. Additionally, the pulled clinical data can be analyzed so as to determine and generate one or more suggestive actions for improving the efficiency and/or finances of the clinic or healthcare practice in the context of business workflow management.
G06Q 50/22 - Social work or social welfare, e.g. community support activities or counselling services
G06Q 10/06 - Resources, workflows, human or project managementEnterprise or organisation planningEnterprise or organisation modelling
G16H 20/30 - ICT specially adapted for therapies or health-improving plans, e.g. for handling prescriptions, for steering therapy or for monitoring patient compliance relating to physical therapies or activities, e.g. physiotherapy, acupressure or exercising
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
10 - Medical apparatus and instruments
35 - Advertising and business services
42 - Scientific, technological and industrial services, research and design
Goods & Services
(1) Software for product inventory management, product billing, insurance reimbursement, practice management and patient monitoring in the field of orthopedic healthcare
(2) Orthopedic equipment and devices for support and stabilization of bones, joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments to prevent, treat and rehabilitate injuries, namely, home therapy kits comprised of inflatable pillows, exercise belts, surgical tubing for use as exercise resistance bands, rope and pulleys for use in exercise, exercise bars, door straps for exercising, foot rockers for exercising, cold therapy devices comprised of a coolant reservoir, a pump, a circulation line, and coolant pads, cold therapy pads and wraps, orthopedic braces, orthopedic soft supports, walker boots, and ambulatory aids, namely, canes, crutches and walkers (1) Consulting services in the field of medical practice management for others in the field of orthopedic healthcare; medical practice management for others in the field of orthopedic healthcare; providing business information in the field of orthopedic healthcare
(2) Computer services, namely, acting as an application service provider in the field of knowledge management to host computer application software for the purpose of managing orthopedic healthcare practices and patient treatment; computer services, namely, cloud computing web hosting services; computer services, namely, hosting and maintaining an on-line web site for others for managing orthopedic healthcare practices and patient treatment
42 - Scientific, technological and industrial services, research and design
Goods & Services
Consulting services in the field of medical practice management for others in the field of orthopedic healthcare; Medical practice management for others in the field of orthopedic healthcare; Providing business information in the field of orthopedic healthcare Computer services, namely, cloud hosting provider services; Computer services, namely, hosting and maintaining an on-line web site for others for for managing orthopedic healthcare practices and patient treatment; Computer services, namely, acting as an application service provider in the field of knowledge management to host computer application software for the purpose of managing orthopedic healthcare practices and patient treatment
A knee brace to stabilize the patella has a main body positionable over the knee, a hinged longitudinal support assembly, a buttress, a buttress retention flap overlaying the buttress, a cam positioned proximal to the support assembly and a tensioning line. The buttress is positioned against the side of the knee opposite the support assembly and applies a variable compression force to the knee. The tensioning line engages the cam and operatively connects it to the buttress via the buttress retention flap to automatically vary the compression force applied to the knee in response to rotation of the support assembly.
A61F 5/01 - Orthopaedic devices, e.g. long-term immobilising or pressure directing devices for treating broken or deformed bones such as splints, casts or braces
A system for providing automated exercise management includes: a motion sensor configured to be worn by a user during a prescribed exercise routine and to sense motion of the user's body during the performance of the prescribed exercise routine; a first wireless communication interface communicatively coupled to the motion sensor; and a user computing device having a second wireless communication interface configured to communicate with the first wireless communication interface communicatively coupled to the motion sensor; wherein the user computing device comprises a processor, a memory and an application, wherein the application is configured to provide instruction to the user regarding performance of the prescribed exercise routine; receive data from the motion sensor worn by the user, the data indicative of the user's performance of the prescribed exercise; and record the user's performance of the exercise as indicated by the received data.
G06Q 50/00 - Information and communication technology [ICT] specially adapted for implementation of business processes of specific business sectors, e.g. utilities or tourism
A63B 71/06 - Indicating or scoring devices for games or players
G06Q 50/22 - Social work or social welfare, e.g. community support activities or counselling services
A system for providing automated exercise management includes a motion sensor (112) configured to be worn by a patient during a prescribed exercise routine to sense motion of the patient's body, a wireless interface between the motion sensor and a client computing device for storing motion data, a physical therapy application program on the client computing device providing patient access to animations and videos of physical therapy for display on the client computing device, and in the case of an animated exercise, the processor is able to integrate the sensed patient motion to give the patient feedback on performance of the exercise. Personalized videos for the patient are available also. Feedback includes population norms for measuring the patient's progress in therapy. The system provides health care practitioner access to patient performance stored in the system
An orthosis is provided having a mechanical advantage tensioning device with an anti-twist mechanism. The anti-twist mechanism includes first and second anti-twist members which have a reduced degree of pliability to resist twisting of the orthosis about the mechanical advantage tensioning device.
Healthcare practice management systems and methods can be provided for managing the data flow and operation of healthcare practices. One or more applications running on client devices can be provided to facilitate the sharing of information between data storage repositories and the healthcare practice. For example, data stored in multiple different data storage systems can be retrieved and provided to the applications in a unified fashion. Likewise, data in different formats, data stored with different encryption protocols and otherwise disparate data types can be gathered, translated, and presented to the applications in a form and format readable by the application.
G06F 19/00 - Digital computing or data processing equipment or methods, specially adapted for specific applications (specially adapted for specific functions G06F 17/00;data processing systems or methods specially adapted for administrative, commercial, financial, managerial, supervisory or forecasting purposes G06Q;healthcare informatics G16H)
G16H 40/20 - ICT specially adapted for the management or administration of healthcare resources or facilitiesICT specially adapted for the management or operation of medical equipment or devices for the management or administration of healthcare resources or facilities, e.g. managing hospital staff or surgery rooms
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Strapping system for securing an orthopedic brace to the body
A strapping system for retaining a rigid support member of an orthopedic brace in a desired utilitarian position on a body of a wearer is provided which includes a strap having a first strap end, a second strap end and an intermediate strap point between the strap ends. The strap is operatively configured to follow a strap path having a first connection point, a second connection point and a third connection point sequentially positioned on the support member. The first strap end is attached to the first connection point and the strap extends from the first connection point around the body of the wearer to the second connection point where the intermediate strap point is attached thereto. The strap is redirected at the second connection point in an opposing direction and extends back around the body of the wearer to the third connection point where the second strap end is attached thereto.
A61F 5/01 - Orthopaedic devices, e.g. long-term immobilising or pressure directing devices for treating broken or deformed bones such as splints, casts or braces
42 - Scientific, technological and industrial services, research and design
Goods & Services
Computer services, namely, acting as an application service provider in the field of information management to host computer application software for the purpose of managing a healthcare practice; Computer services, namely, cloud hosting provider services; Computer services, namely, hosting and maintaining an on-line web site for others for managing a healthcare practice
A shoulder orthosis is provided having an arm support and an optional arm spacer connected to the arm support. The arm support includes an arm retainer and a supportive strapping system. One optional arm spacer includes a pair of individual pillows which are attachably combinable with one another at a first face of the first individual pillow and a face of the second individual pillow to form one combined pillow having a first shape. The individual pillows are alternately attachably combinable with one another at a second face of the first individual pillow and the face of the second individual pillow to form another combined pillow having a second shape different from the first shape.
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
10 - Medical apparatus and instruments
28 - Games; toys; sports equipment
Goods & Services
Protective helmets and head gear, namely hard hats, head guards for industrial purposes; head, face, teeth guards for sports. Orthopaedic splints, braces, plaster casts, and soft goods, namely, cushions and padding, slings, medical boots for foot fractures and broken ankles, abdominal binders and ribs belts for medical purposes, ankle supports, back supports for medical services, clavical straps, orthopaedic cushions and padding, elbow guards and supports, finger splits and guards, toe splints; Orthopaedic splints, braces, plaster casts, and soft goods, namely, heel protection, supporting bandages for knees, orthopaedic walkers, maternity supports, medical braces for ankle, neck, knee and wrists, cervical collars, night splints, outhouses, shoulder immobilizers, thumb braces, wrist braces, wrist splints, leg splints. Protective padding for use in hockey, baseball, hurling, canoeing, rugby, football, soccer, lacrosse, equestrianism, and wrestling, and neck, chin, jaw, arms, wrists, fingers, hips, chest, knees, back and spine, thighs, shins, calves, ankles, feet, and toe guards for sports.
Orthopedic splints, braces, and soft goods, namely, cushions and padding, and orthopedic supports, finger splints and guards for medical use, medical braces for wrists, orthoses in the nature of orthopedic supports, namely, thumb braces, wrist braces, and wrist splints Protective padding for use in hockey, baseball, hurling, canoeing, rugby, football, soccer, lacrosse, equestrianism, and wrestling, and arms, wrists and fingers guards for sports
A cold therapy system includes (i) a cooling bath structured to chill and hold chilled water; (ii) a pump positioned and arranged to pump the chilled water; (iii) a to-pad line positioned and arranged to hold chilled water pumped by the pump from the cooling bath; (iv) a from-pad line positioned and arranged to hold water returning to the cooling bath; and (v) a therapy pad in fluid communication with the to- and from- pad lines, the therapy pad including a patient-contacting chamber that is in heat exchange communication with a chilled-water chamber residing outside of the patient-contacting chamber when the therapy pad is donned.
A cold therapy system includes (i) a cooling bath structured to chill and hold chilled water; (ii) a pump positioned and arranged to pump the chilled water; (iii) a to-pad line positioned and arranged to hold chilled water pumped by the pump from the cooling bath; (iv) a from-pad line positioned and arranged to hold water returning to the cooling bath; and (v) a therapy pad in fluid communication with the to- and from-pad lines, the therapy pad including a patient-contacting chamber that is in heat exchange communication with a chilled-water chamber residing outside of the patient-contacting chamber when the therapy pad is donned.
A padding assembly has two bridging segments and a base pad. The base pad is attachable to an orthopedic brace while the first bridging segment is releasably attached to a mounting substrate on the base pad and the other bridging segment is releasably attached to the same mounting substrate or to another mounting substrate on the brace. The attached bridging segments are spaced apart from one another and the resulting space between them, termed a wound bridge area, has a thickness substantially less than that of the padding assembly at the first bridging segment or that of the other bridging segment.
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
10 - Medical apparatus and instruments
28 - Games; toys; sports equipment
Goods & Services
Protective helmets and protective head gear. Medical instruments, namely orthopaedic splits, orthopaedic braces, casts and cast covers, heel cups, orthopaedic and prosthetic soft goods, knee and elbow sleeves; Orthopaedic and prosthetic apparatus. Toys and sporting goods, namely protective padding and guards for sports.
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
10 - Medical apparatus and instruments
28 - Games; toys; sports equipment
Goods & Services
Protective helmets and protective head gear. Medical instruments, namely orthopaedic splits, orthopaedic braces, casts and cast covers, heel cups, orthopaedic and prosthetic soft goods, knee and elbow sleeves; Orthopaedic and prosthetic apparatus. Toys and sporting goods, namely protective padding and guards for sports.
Polymer material sold as an integral component of orthopedic splints, braces, and soft goods, namely, cushions and padding, finger splints and guards, medical braces for wrists, orthoses, thumb braces, wrist braces, wrist splints Polymer material sold as an integral component of protective padding for use in hockey, baseball, hurling, canoeing, rugby, football, soccer, lacrosse, equestrianism, and wrestling, and arms, wrists, and fingers guards for sports
A cold therapy system including a cooling bath; a therapy pad in fluid communication with the cooling bath; a pump positioned and arranged to pump water from the cooling bath to the therapy pad and back to the cooling bath; and a control unit controlling the pump, the control unit programmed to operate the pump according to a cycle in which the pump is operated at less than maximum to cause the therapy pad temperature to be raised and to conserve a cooling resource within the cooling bath.
Liner material sold as an integral component of orthopedic splints, braces, and soft goods, namely, cushions and padding, finger splints and guards, medical braces for wrists, orthoses, thumb braces, wrist braces, wrist splints Liner material sold as an integral component of protective padding for use in hockey, baseball, hurling, canoeing, rugby, football, soccer, lacrosse, equestrianism, and wrestling, and arms, wrists, and fingers guards for sports
82.
Deep vein thrombosis (“DVT”) and thermal/compression therapy systems, apparatuses and methods
A pressure therapy system includes an air pump; a pneumatic line pressurized by the air pump; and a cuff in fluid communication with the pneumatic line, the cuff including flaps sized and shaped to extend around a user's limb, a first chamber and a second chamber separated fluidly by the cuff from the first chamber, wherein the pneumatic line splits into first and second line segments or openings, the first line segment or opening communicating fluidly with the first separated chamber, the second line segment or opening communicating fluidly with the second separated chamber, and wherein the second line segment or opening or a pathway of the cuff leading to the second separated chamber includes a flow restricting structure that delays pressurized air from reaching the second chamber relative to the first chamber.
A pressure therapy system includes an air pump; a pneumatic line pressurized by the air pump; and a cuff in fluid communication with the pneumatic line, the cuff including flaps sized and shaped to extend around a user's limb, a first chamber and a second chamber separated fluidly by the cuff from the first chamber, wherein the pneumatic line splits into first and second line segments or openings, the first line segment or opening communicating fluidly with the first separated chamber, the second line segment or opening communicating fluidly with the second separated chamber, and wherein the second line segment or opening or a pathway of the cuff leading to the second separated chamber includes a flow restricting structure that delays pressurized air from reaching the second chamber relative to the first chamber.
An orthopedic knee brace is provided having a sleeve, a longitudinal support assembly and a strapping system. The sleeve is positionable over a knee with the longitudinal support assembly engaging the sleeve. The longitudinal support assembly includes an upper support member, a lower support member and a hinge positionable in engagement with the knee. The strapping system includes a strap extending in a helical path across a lower point on the upper support member proximal to the hinge to an upper point on the upper support member or in a helical path across an upper point on the lower support member proximal to the hinge to a lower point on the lower support member.
A61F 5/01 - Orthopaedic devices, e.g. long-term immobilising or pressure directing devices for treating broken or deformed bones such as splints, casts or braces
A brace is provided for treating humeral fractures. The brace is secured to a patient's humerus and forearm. The brace utilizes a hinge system which enables the portion of the brace secured to the patient's forearm to rotate in a plurality of planes relative to the portion of the brace secured to the patient's humerus. The hinge system allows the brace to be adjusted to the most advantageous position for the patient. Once the brace has been adjusted to the most advantageous position, the hinge system can be locked so that the brace remains in that position.
A brace is provided for treating humeral fractures. The brace is secured to a patient's humerus and forearm. The brace utilizes a hinge system which enables the portion of the brace secured to the patient's forearm to rotate in a plurality of planes relative to the portion of the brace secured to the patient's humerus. The hinge system allows the brace to be adjusted to the most advantageous position for the patient. Once the brace has been adjusted to the most advantageous position, the hinge system can be locked so that the brace remains in that position.
A61F 5/00 - Orthopaedic methods or devices for non-surgical treatment of bones or jointsNursing devices
A61F 5/01 - Orthopaedic devices, e.g. long-term immobilising or pressure directing devices for treating broken or deformed bones such as splints, casts or braces
An orthopedic knee brace includes an upper medial upright; a lower medial upright; an upper lateral upright; a lower lateral upright; a medial hinge connected rotatably to the upper and lower medial uprights; a lateral hinge connected rotatably to the upper and lower lateral uprights; and wherein one of the medial and lateral hinges is configured such that its respective uprights rotate from a flexion to an extended relative positioning while striking a radially-decreasing arc, while the other of the medial and lateral hinges is configured such that its respective uprights rotate from a flexion to an extended relative positioning while striking a radially-increasing arc.
A61F 5/01 - Orthopaedic devices, e.g. long-term immobilising or pressure directing devices for treating broken or deformed bones such as splints, casts or braces
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Orthopedic knee brace with dynamically changing medial and lateral hinges
An orthopedic knee brace includes an upper medial upright; a lower medial upright; an upper lateral upright; a lower lateral upright; a medial hinge connected rotatably to the upper and lower medial uprights; a lateral hinge connected rotatably to the upper and lower lateral uprights; and wherein one of the medial and lateral hinges is configured such that its respective uprights rotate from a flexion to an extended relative positioning while striking a radially-decreasing arc, while the other of the medial and lateral hinges is configured such that its respective uprights rotate from a flexion to an extended relative positioning while striking a radially-increasing arc.
A61F 5/00 - Orthopaedic methods or devices for non-surgical treatment of bones or jointsNursing devices
A61F 5/01 - Orthopaedic devices, e.g. long-term immobilising or pressure directing devices for treating broken or deformed bones such as splints, casts or braces
A shoulder orthosis is provided having an arm support and an optional arm spacer connected to the arm support. The arm support includes an arm retainer and a supportive strapping system. One optional arm spacer includes a pair of individual pillows which are attachably combinable with one another at a first face of the first individual pillow and a face of the second individual pillow to form one combined pillow having a first shape. The individual pillows are alternately attachably combinable with one another at a second face of the first individual pillow and the face of the second individual pillow to form another combined pillow having a second shape different from the first shape.
A cold therapy system includes a cooling bath; a therapy pad; a heat exchanger; a first pathway fluidly connecting the cooling bath to the heat exchanger; a second pathway fluidly connecting the heat exchanger to an inlet of the therapy pad; a third pathway fluidly connecting an outlet of the therapy pad to the heat exchanger; and a fourth pathway fluidly connecting an outlet of the heat exchanger to the cooling bath.
An orthopedic apparatus includes an orthopedic knee brace including at least one hinge, an adjustable pad removably attachable to the hinge, the adjustable pad including a top plate, a base plate, an adjuster located between the top plate and the base plate, at least one ramp including a plurality of ramp angles, the ramp inclined so that at least two of the ramp angles are spaced differently from a foot of the ramp, and at least one spoke positioned and arranged to selectively engage one of the ramp angles of the at least one ramp to set an overall height of the pad, and wherein the adjustable pad is installable on the brace hinge for adjusting the side force applied to the user's knee to help relieve the pain of medial or lateral unicompartmental osteoarthritis while providing additional stability for ligament or cartilage insufficiencies.
A61F 5/01 - Orthopaedic devices, e.g. long-term immobilising or pressure directing devices for treating broken or deformed bones such as splints, casts or braces
Therapeutic medical system that provides a unique combination of rehabilitative therapies, including controlled cold therapy, intermittent dynamic compression therapy, and intermittent sequential compression therapy
An orthopedic brace is provided having a pliable pad and a rigid support member. The pad is fabricated from a laminate and has an integrally formed raised region and mesh section. The mesh section has a plurality of void spaces extending through the laminate which freely permit air flow therethrough. The support member has an open ventilation window extending through it which freely permits air flow therethrough. The support member overlays the pad with the ventilation window aligned with the underlying mesh section to freely permit air flow through the support member and pad via the aligned ventilation window and mesh section.
A61F 5/00 - Orthopaedic methods or devices for non-surgical treatment of bones or jointsNursing devices
A61F 5/01 - Orthopaedic devices, e.g. long-term immobilising or pressure directing devices for treating broken or deformed bones such as splints, casts or braces
