Patient comfort apparatus and system
CA 2480830 A1 · Owner: Augustine, Scott D. · Inventors: Anderson, Thomas Peter; Augustine, Scott D.; Arnold, Randall Charles
Overview
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Apparatus and a system for thermally comforting a patient include pneumatic convective device (110) providing thermal treatment for persons or animals which is adapted for use in combination with a clinical garment such as a hospital gown, robe, bib, and other equivalents. The pneumatic convective device provides convective warming focused or directed primarily on the thorax or body core. The pneumatic convective device includes at least one inlet (127) for being accessed through a clinical garment (112) a region in , distribution with the inlet for distributing a stream of pressurized thermally treated air, and a permeable member (114) for emitting pressurized thermally treated air …
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- Filed April 10, 2003. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended April 10, 2023.
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