Combined adhesive strip and transparent dressing delivery system
May 28, 2013. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.Patent References 3899077 Adhesive bandage with reusable applique Reservoir wound dressing Combined wound dressing and delivery means composite Adhesive film dressing I.V. holder Package assembly for plastic film bandage Adhesive wound dressings Wound dressing with release sheets strip Non-stretching wound dressing and method for making same InventorsApplicationNo. 932616 filed on 08/20/1992US Classes:602/57, System for adhesive layer release (e.g., release sheet)206/441, Short strip type602/58, Backing layer having particular structural feature (e.g., permeability, shaped, or elasticity, etc.)604/180, Adhesive securing meansD24/189Bandage for protection or treatment (53)ExaminersPrimary: Prebilic, Paul B.Attorney, Agent or FirmForeign Patent References
International ClassA61F 013/00AbstractA system for delivering both adhesive strips and transparent dressings to a patient. The adhesive strip or strips are provided with tab means for enhanced handleability and easy removal of the adhesive strip, and are releasably adhered directly to either the release liner or carrier layer of the transparent dressing. Preferably, the tab means is an integral part of one of the layers provided for delivery of the thin film dressing. Specifically, either the release liner or the carrier layer is provided as separately removable portions, and the adhesive strip is attached to the release liner or the carrier layer across the adjoining edge of these portions to allow removal of one portion from the balance of the composite at a time. When one portion is so removed, the adhesive strip is also removed and remains attached to that removed portion. The adhesive strip may then be easily handled for delivery to the desired site on the patient.Field of SearchDrapesFenestrated With cover (flap) Wound shields (e.g., vaccination) Nonabsorbent body opening occluders, seals, or supporters (e.g., surgical or natural orifice occluders) System for adhesive layer release (e.g., release sheet) Backing layer having particular structural feature (e.g., permeability, shaped, or elasticity, etc.) BANDAGE STRUCTURE Skin laceration or wound cover Adhesive securing means Adhesively attachable to body Bandage, drape or dressing Short strip type | |
