Umbilical girdle for newborn babies
CA 2024078 A1 · Owner: Calleja, Antonio Mora · Inventors: Calleja, Antonio Mora
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Abstract:, Umbilical girdle for newborn babies The umbilical girdle in question is of the type intended to secure the navel of the newborns, and characterised by the fact that it comprises one tubular piece formed from an elastic mesh (1) and that said umbilical girdle is provided in its border portions with an elastic edge. The measurements of the girdle in a state of contraction and repose and its degree of elasticity adjust to the measurements of the midsection of the newborn (2), so that when in use it adheres gently but firmly around the abdomen in such a way that it secures a compress (3) and the fastening clip on the stub of the umbilical cord without causing discomfort to the user. …
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- Filed August 27, 1990. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended August 27, 2010.
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