Enhanced bedsore prevention member

Abstract

The present invention relates to an enhanced bedsore prevention member having a laminate structure composed of: a pad layer (10) of a synthetic resin material film, the pad layer (10) being produced in a sheet type by using synthetic resin material foam, hydrocolloid, or hydrogel coming into contact with skin; a cover layer (20) made of a synthetic resin material film material and integrally laminated on the outer surface of the pad layer (10); and an adhesive layer (30) provided on the inner surface of the cover layer (20) and having an adhesive applied thereonto, wherein the bedsore prevention member comprises: an opening (50) formed through the center thereof to allow an affected part of a patient's skin to be observed with the naked eye; a cover (40) openable / closable by being fitted and coupled corresponding to the shape of the opening (50); and a covering cover (90) provided on the upper outer surface of the cover (40) while having an area wider than the area of the cover.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an improved anti-decubitus member, and more particularly, to an improved anti-decubitus member used for puncturing between the central part of the buttocks and the anus of patients who are bedridden for a long period of time, as well as the puncture site on both sides of the thighs, etc. In an anti-decubitus member for preventing decubitus ulcers caused by exudate or infiltrated urine and feces generated at festered skin or wounds, a cover cover with an area larger than the area of ​​the cover is provided on the upper outer surface of the anti-decubitus member. This makes it easy to open and close the cover, and the cover can be easily replaced, so that the patient's comfortable bed life can be maintained, and the occurrence of bedsores can be prevented. Background technique [0002] Usually, bedsores are easy to occur in unconscious patients, patients who are unable to move due to damage to the cranial or spinal cord n...

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[0005] But in the disclosed anti-decubitus diaper cover of the above-mentioned Japanese Authorized Patent Publication No. 3614371 (announcement on January 26, 2005), the pad 4 is used to absorb urine. In the disclosed diapers of "diapers" No. 5734242 (announced on June 17, 2015), although the excrements such as urine and stool discharged by the patient are discharged to the stool bag 20 through the hole 18 formed in the diaper body 10, Since the above-mentioned excrement is not completely disposed of in the diaper, there is a problem that the patient's excrement leaking from the diaper frequently contacts the sacrum of the patient who is prone to decubitus, and there is a problem that decubitus is prone to occur.

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