Neuromusculoskeletal knee support device
First Claim
1. A garment for proprioceptively stimulating a wearer, comprising:
- a sleeve sized and configured to envelop a portion of a leg of the wearer, the sleeve defining an inner sleeve surface and an outer sleeve surface, the inner sleeve surface being configured to contact a portion of the leg of the wearer;
an extendable strap wrappable at least partially about the outer sleeve surface, the extendable strap including opposing end portions, the end portions being securable to the outer sleeve surface such that tension in the extendable strap may be selectively adjusted; and
one or more viscoelastic pads positioned on the inner sleeve surface generally opposite to at least a portion of the extendable strap when the extendable strap is extended over at least a portion of the outer sleeve surface and the end portions are secured thereto.
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Abstract
The garment proprioceptively treats a patient and comprises a sleeve having an anchor strap and a viscoelastic pad. The sleeve defines inner and outer sleeve surfaces and is configured to envelop a portion of the patient'"'"'s body. The anchor strap is circumferentially wrappable about the outer sleeve surface and defines an inner strap surface. The anchor strap has an intermediate anchor portion disposed on the inner strap surface between opposing end anchor portions that are releasably securable to the outer sleeve surface such that tension in the anchor strap may be selectively adjusted. The garment includes an elastic band extending along the inner strap surface. The viscoelastic pad is securable on the inner sleeve surface generally opposite to the elastic band when the anchor strap is extended over the outer sleeve surface.
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20 Claims
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1. A garment for proprioceptively stimulating a wearer, comprising:
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a sleeve sized and configured to envelop a portion of a leg of the wearer, the sleeve defining an inner sleeve surface and an outer sleeve surface, the inner sleeve surface being configured to contact a portion of the leg of the wearer; an extendable strap wrappable at least partially about the outer sleeve surface, the extendable strap including opposing end portions, the end portions being securable to the outer sleeve surface such that tension in the extendable strap may be selectively adjusted; and one or more viscoelastic pads positioned on the inner sleeve surface generally opposite to at least a portion of the extendable strap when the extendable strap is extended over at least a portion of the outer sleeve surface and the end portions are secured thereto. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A garment for proprioceptively stimulating a wearer, comprising:
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a sleeve defining an inner sleeve surface and an outer sleeve surface, the inner sleeve surface being configured to contact the wearer; an extendable strap wrappable at least partially about the outer sleeve surface, the extendable strap including opposing end portions, the end portions being securable to the outer sleeve surface such that tension in the extendable strap may be selectively adjusted; and one or more viscoelastic pads positioned on the inner sleeve surface generally opposite to at least a portion of the extendable strap when the extendable strap is extended over at least a portion of the outer sleeve surface and the end portions are secured thereto. - View Dependent Claims (11)
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12. A garment for proprioceptively stimulating a wearer, comprising:
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a first garment portion defining an inner surface and an outer surface, the inner surface being configured to contact the wearer; an extendable strap wrappable at least partially about the outer surface of the first garment portion, the extendable strap including opposing end portions, the end portions being securable to the outer surface of the first garment portion such that tension in the extendable strap may be selectively adjusted; and one or more viscoelastic pads positioned on the inner surface of the first garment portion generally opposite to at least a portion of the extendable strap when the extendable strap is extended over at least a portion of the outer surface of the first garment portion and the end portions of the extendable strap are secured thereto. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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