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WO/2001/070169A1 |
The invention relates to a medical or dental treatment chair (1) comprising a seat (2), a backrest (4), a supporting part (16) attached to said backrest (4), and an intermediate lever (23) which, at one end thereof, is pivotally connecte...
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WO/2001/062199A2 |
The device is usual for supporting an upper extremity limb of a patient located in either a bed or a chair. The device preferably includes bracket, a pole, a knee joint, a cradle, and an extremity support. Preferably, the knee joint prov...
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WO/2001/056527A1 |
An apparatus is configured to be located on a frame (18, 118) of a patient support (12, 112), the frame (18, 118) having a top surface configured to support a patient (171), the top surface having a length dimension and a width dimension...
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WO/2001/045628A2 |
An accessory holder (70) is provided for use with a patient support (10) to position accessories (13) relative to the patient support. The accessory holder includes a first body (76), a second body (120), and a coupler (88, 116). The fir...
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WO/2001/015651A1 |
The present invention relates to apparatuses and methods for supporting a human body during intimate activities. The apparatuses include a base (11) connected to an adjustable frame (13) and one or more support surfaces (51, 52, 56) for ...
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WO/2000/071071A1 |
The invention relates to a preparation unit for tubeless and cordless dental treatment appliances such as handpieces or the like which comprise at least one charging device that is connected to a pressure source for flowable media in ord...
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WO/2000/054716A2 |
A patient support (10) includes a base portion (20) and a patient-support portion (22) positioned above base portion (20). The patient-support portion (22) includes a deck (36) having a back section (40), a seat section (42), and a leg s...
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WO/2000/053077A2 |
An implant (2480) for use in spinal surgery comprises a resilient element having an inflatable cavity. It is formed of a biologically compatible material and is arranged for placement between end plates of adjacent vertebra. The implant ...
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WO/2000/033785A1 |
A patient support apparatus comprises a base frame (10) supporting radius arms (15) on either side. The radius arms (15) support an upper frame (20), via cross tubes (16). Linear actuators (30, 31) act on the cross tubes (16) to raise, l...
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WO/2000/028936A1 |
A patient's chair for gynecological and urological examinations, comprising a seat (16), a backrest (20) and a holder (34) for a roll (36) of striplike, interchangeable covering material (38) that covers the seat (24) and backrest (20) a...
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WO/2000/028937A1 |
The invention relates to a chair for patients used in gynaecological and urological examinations. The chair comprises a sitting surface (16) and a back rest. A bar-shaped support (22) for a leg holder (24) is located on each side of the ...
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WO/2000/028938A1 |
An examination chair for gynecological and urological examinations, comprising a chair section (14) with a seat (22), a backrest (24) and a support column (12) that has a column head which can be adjusted heightwise by means of an actuat...
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WO/2000/023027A1 |
A patient support (1) which provides access to the spinal area of a patient. The support can be secured alongside a bed or operating table via link (18). The support includes a main limb (2) and a pivoted brace (4). The sternum support (...
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WO/2000/021407A2 |
A furniture unit comprises a frame (1) of a pair of side pieces (2, 3), base pieces (4a, 4b) and a top panel (6a). A liner of moulded plastics or metal is formed either as a one piece liner (12) or a three piece liner (25) and is inserte...
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WO/1999/043281A1 |
The invention concerns a surgical procedure device for protecting the patient against contamination, in particular in dental surgery, comprising: an impermeable protective sheet (1) for covering a support (9) located in the proximity of ...
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WO/1998/048758A1 |
The above indicated model refers to an unprecedented and versatile chair for medical works, specially gynecological examination, aiming at a better attendance, the obtention of better results, the patient's comfort, and total quality for...
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WO/1998/048754A2 |
The above indicated model refers to an unprecedented and versatile chair for medical works, specially gynecologic examination, aiming at a better attendance, the obtention of better results, the patient's comfort, and total quality for t...
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WO/1998/044861A1 |
A multipurpose dental unit (40) is disclosed which provides a plurality of dental power tools (11-17) and the means to operate the tools in one self-contained and relatively compact housing. The dental power tools provided include pneuma...
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WO/1998/029051A1 |
This invention is directed to a whip arm mounting (26) of the European style whip arms on the control head (10) of a dental delivery system, where multiple whip arms (26) are automatically centered and returned to the center rest or stor...
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WO/1998/004171A1 |
An armrest mechanism for dental chairs (10) which causes the armrests to track the movement of the chair back (12), has provisions to slide the armrests (14) out of the way for patient entry and exit, and work in conjunction with the cha...
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WO/1997/044553A1 |
A flexarm (10) for connecting an instrument control head to a post from a dental chair which flexarm (10) provides for locating the control head in proximity to the patient and is provided with an internal adjustment mechanism to accommo...
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WO/1997/019666A2 |
A device is disclosed for adjusting the forcibly coupled seat and back of a dentist chair. The end (11) of the back next to the seat is guided in a curved guide (10) of the seat support (8) and the seat support (8) is joined to a top par...
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WO/1997/005803A1 |
A table (100) including a frame (16) and an articulated deck (6) having a head section (8), a seat section (10), and a foot section (12). At least one of the sections (8, 10, 12) is coupled to the frame (16) for movement between a genera...
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WO/1996/031705A1 |
An expandable stop ring (30) slides over the end of a top post (10) until it engages a selected one of a number of spaced apart grooves (12) in the end of a top post. The end of the top post is inserted into a bottom tubular post (20) un...
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WO/1996/031184A1 |
Clearance in the seat base (14) to which a post (22) is pivotally mounted provides for wide-angle rotation of post-mounted equipment (20) that is supported by the post that is mounted to the base. The location of the pivot axis (30) is s...
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WO/1996/022758A1 |
An improved urological or gynecological examination- and treatment bench of the kind which comprises a frame having a lowermost portion and an uppermost portion, preferably designed as a pivotal arm and raisable and lowerable carrying a ...
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WO/1996/012123A1 |
The invention relates to a mechanism for adjusting parts of seating and reclining furniture, preferably for adjustable chairs, consisting of a basic housing to accept a mechanism to drive a fixed-position spindle which can rotate in the ...
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WO/1996/004878A1 |
This invention is a spinal support device (10) for applying a directed and concentrated force on the sacrum to position the sacrum and pelvis to thereby establish a desired spinal posture when in a seated position. The device (10) provid...
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WO/1995/032647A1 |
A work station which includes a chair and means to support pieces of equipment such as a personal computer, a printer and the like. The station has at least two upright stanchions (4, 5) which project upwardly in a substantially parallel...
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WO/1995/028859A1 |
A recliner chair including a seat; a back support (4) moveable between an upright position and a reclining position relative to the seat; a leg support (10) moveable between a stowed position, which is entirely beneath the seat and clear...
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WO/1995/012377A1 |
An adjustable chair (10) including a control system based around a microprocessor and operated by way of switches (58, 60, 62, 64, 66, 68) preferably located on each side (14a, 14b) of the seat back (14). The switches (58-68) are low vol...
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WO/1995/011406A1 |
An ergonomically designed professional services chair baseplate (10) that facilitates ease of operation for both the service provider and client. A narrow area is provided at the center section of the baseplate (10) such that the basepla...
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WO/1995/010961A1 |
A double articulated headrest (30) for dental patient chairs (10) includes a mounting mechanism with a headrest support rod (46) extending through one end of a central clamping member (50), a chair connector rod (74) extending through an...
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WO/1995/005795A1 |
A holder for at least one tool (11) operated via a conduit or cable. The holder includes a projecting arm (10) with attachment (12) for a socket member (13) with a slot (21) for each tool (11) conduit. The socket member (13) is arranged ...
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WO/1994/028814A1 |
An air receiving, filtering and purifying system for purifying the air taken from the proximity of an operation site or the mouth of a dental patient includes an air collector (12), a prefiltering device (14), a suction tube (16), a dehu...
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WO/1994/021209A1 |
A rest portion (3) is used to support a load at an adjustable height relative to a base (2) which is connected to the rest portion by a pivotal linkage (4). A hydraulic ram (13) coupled to a gas spring cylinder (72) applies a spring forc...
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WO/1994/019994A1 |
A universal lift frame (10) to which the bottom of a conventional chair, recliner or lounger is readily attachable. The frame (10) includes a base (12) and a platform (30) which is moved vertically and tilted forward and backward to assi...
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WO/1994/013243A1 |
A dental control unit for use by dentists and having a base (13), a housing (12) on said base to enclose control structure for dental hand pieces and connections for conduits interconnecting the control structure and the hand pieces and ...
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WO/1994/010962A1 |
A switch controller having a housing cover (26) with a central ridge (26a) and opposed top surfaces (26b) which incline downwardly away from the central ridge. The top surfaces also incline on progressing from one end of the housing to t...
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WO/1994/009740A1 |
The natal chair comprises an aluminium alloy frame, thigh support board (5), adjustable rubber sleeved chest bar (7), impervious-vinyl tension-adjustable body-sling (13), cloth forehead rest sling (15) and handgrips (11). The chair suppo...
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WO/1994/004115A1 |
A dental chair (10) has an armrest (22) pivoted to a base (14) at an armrest pivot (32), and a seat back (20) pivoted to the base (14) at a back pivot (40) located forward of the armrest pivot (32). The seat back (20) includes a support ...
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WO/1993/024069A1 |
Un dispositif de support pour une fraise de dentiste comprend un support (14), un bras articulé (44) comprenant deux dispositifs quadrilatéraux articulés (46, 48) disposés en série l'un par rapport à l'autre, et un moyen d'ajustage...
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WO/1993/023003A1 |
In order to place a patient in the correct position for treatment, in particular for a dental treatment and/or surgical or orthopedical treatment of the jaws, the patient to be treated is positioned in a determined position on a treatmen...
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WO/1993/021887A2 |
A dentist's or other chair has a reclining mechanism interlinking the back rest (36), the chair seat (34) and a leg or foot rest (38) for raising and reclining the back rest (36), for tilting the chair seat (34), and for lowering and rai...
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WO/1993/019683A1 |
A dental instrument holder (60) is combined with a compact valve assembly (100) that is operable for conveying signals to a control system whenever an instrument is removed from or returned to the holder.
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WO/1993/019695A1 |
In order to form a rotating connection between a dental suction tube and a connector block (10, 11) on a tube-support unit, the pipe elbow proposed has two lengths of pipe (1, 2) disposed at an angle to each other and an externally locat...
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WO/1993/018575A1 |
A position programmable adjustable chair (10) particularly useful in dental and medical procedures. The chair (10) is hydraulically powered and controlled by microprocessors (30, 31) which enable chair seat (14) and back (17) positions t...
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WO/1993/009751A1 |
A housing containing all the computer and electronic devices, including imaging devices, used particularly in dentistry. The housing consists of a two-part casing (1) having an upper portion forming a lid (10) with a first instrument acc...
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WO/1992/019204A1 |
The apparatus (20) secures a dental instrument holder (60) to the movable backrest (22) of a dental chair. The apparatus (20) maintains a preselected orientation of the holder (60) irrespective of movement of the backrest (22).
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WO/1992/008391A1 |
The invention relates to toothbrushes and is particularly with toothbrushes for bedridden patients. Cleaning of the teeth of bedridden patients is particularly difficult and especially the rinsing of the mouth. It is an object of the pre...
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