Improved tubular bandages
CA 2116100 C · Owner: Jlb Textiles Limited · Inventors: Gradwell, Stephen Ian; Bulley, John Lalande
Overview
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A tubular bandage (12) comprises a length of tubular-knitted fabric having one or more courses of substantially inelastic yarn interknitted with one or more courses of elastic yarn throughout said length, the bandage having a first end portion (1) rolled inwardly from the free end and the other end portion (2) rolled outwardly from the opposite free end to form two rolls and there, is incorporated in, associated with or otherwise applied to the tubular bandage, means which may serve to render the bandage impervious to fluids, may incorporate a microbial agent may render the , bandage supportive and/or may include a supporting structure such as a splint (15).
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- Filed August 18, 1992 and granted November 30, 1999. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended August 18, 2012.
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