| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | Emergency vehicle | JP2002100991 | 2002-04-03 | JP2003000647A | 2003-01-07 | ALLI PIETRO |
| PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an emergency vehicle capable of easily loading a stretcher. SOLUTION: This emergency vehicle has a loading compartment (2) which houses the movable stretcher (15) provided with two truss head pins (23, 24) at the front and rear ends. The loading compartment has a width less than a length of the stretcher (15) and comprises a longitudinal opening (6) for passing the stretcher (15), a locking unit (28) located in one edge facing the longitudinal opening (6) for locking one of two pins (23, 24), and a guide unit (29) recessing from the longitudinal opening (6) on the same plane with the locking unit (28). One of the pins (23, 24) of the guide unit (29) slides when the other pin is inserted. COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO | ||||||
| 42 | JPS5632935B2 - | JP10354176 | 1976-08-30 | JPS5632935B2 | 1981-07-31 | |
| 43 | Device for elevating up or down stretcher | JP5132379 | 1979-04-24 | JPS54144796A | 1979-11-12 | HORASU TOMU HOON |
| 44 | Stretcher supporting stand with stretcher base that can be lifted by means of hydraulic force or pneumatic force medium | JP10354176 | 1976-08-30 | JPS5239244A | 1977-03-26 | WEIPERT JOERN |
| 45 | Rapid water ambulance for transport of the injured, patients and the like | US15440234 | 2017-02-23 | US10023271B2 | 2018-07-17 | Ezio Menna |
| A rapid water ambulance for transport of patients, comprising a sick bay solidly constrained to a structure of the water ambulance and support apparatus (10) for a stretcher, the support apparatus (10) comprises: a support column (20), a carriage (30) slidable along the column (20) in the direction of the axis (A) thereof, a support plane (11) for a stretcher, borne projectingly by the carriage (30) and solidly constrained thereto, a damped suspension device (33), constrained to the carriage (30) and to the column (20), which supports the support plane (11) at an operating height, wherein the axis (A) of the support column (20) is inclined with respect to the perpendicular direction to a floor (P) plane of the sick bay and lies in a vertical plane parallel to the motion direction of the water ambulance. | ||||||
| 46 | A LOADING AND UNLOADING APPARATUS | US15314173 | 2015-06-24 | US20170100289A1 | 2017-04-13 | Brandon David Naber; Clifford Edwin Lambarth; Jason James Wroblewski |
| A patient transport loading and unloading apparatus for an emergency vehicle includes at least one support configured for mounting at the access opening of the vehicle and a stationary mount. The support is deployable relative to the stationary mount between a stowed position (in which the support cannot support the patient transport apparatus) and a loading position. Further, the support is configured to remain stationary when the patient transport apparatus is loaded onto the support and while the patient transport apparatus is moved into the vehicle through the access opening. | ||||||
| 47 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TRANSFERRING A WHEELED LOAD INTO A TRANSPORT VEHICLE | US15181137 | 2016-06-13 | US20160296389A1 | 2016-10-13 | Raymond L. Crawford; Jay G. Grogan |
| A simple, adjustable lift system to load a cot bearing a patient into and out of an ambulance and a method of transferring a load on a transport into a vehicle is provided. More specifically, the lift system provides a pair of rails that may be adjusted to accommodate any cot currently in use by an ambulance. The rail system is extendable and is operated by a linear actuator to couple to a cot or other transport and lift the cot or other transport to a height from which the cot may be laterally inserted into the ambulance without undue strain on the EMT, firefighter, or other user. | ||||||
| 48 | Military Stretcher System | US14804946 | 2015-07-21 | US20160022515A1 | 2016-01-28 | Brian MacDonald; Dijon Johnson; Jason Stephenson; Michael Hinchy; Glenn McKay; Paul Alexander Ceprnich; Kirby James Nankivell; Jack Nelson Beet |
| The present invention relates to a military stretcher system. The system includes a military hand-carried stretcher. An adaptor is provided for adapting the stretcher to fasten to a military transportation stretcher holder, typically used on vessels and in vehicles and in aircraft. Advantageously, the adaptor may adapt the stretcher to fasten to the holder (e.g. a racking system) conventionally used to hold a known NATO type stretcher. | ||||||
| 49 | EMERGENCY VEHICLE PATIENT TRANSPORT SYSTEM | US14642954 | 2015-03-10 | US20150173983A1 | 2015-06-25 | Joseph G. Bourgraf; Timothy Robert Wells; Timothy Paul Schroeder |
| Emergency vehicle patient transport systems are disclosed. In one embodiment, an emergency vehicle patient transport system includes: a loading passage providing access to an interior of an emergency vehicle; one or more tracks coupled to a floor of the emergency vehicle, a ceiling of the emergency vehicle, a wall of the emergency vehicle or combinations thereof wherein, a travel path is delineated by the one or more tracks; and a chair slidingly engaged with the one or more tracks, and vertically positioned between the floor and the ceiling. The chair locks in one or more set positions. And, the one or more set positions are selected from a group consisting of an airway care position, an extended airway care position, a procedural care position, a responder position, a patient care position, and a patient load position. | ||||||
| 50 | Multi-purpose roll-in emergency cot | US13124552 | 2009-10-19 | US08714612B2 | 2014-05-06 | Robert Chinn |
| A roll-in cot for patient transport and method thereof are disclosed. The cot provides a patient transporter having a support frame configured to support a stretcher on a top side of the support frame and having a sliding track mounted to an under-side of the support frame. A pair of collapsible leading legs is pivotally mounted on the underside of the support frame, and a pair of collapsible and retractable trailing legs is pivotally mounted to the underside of the support frame and also moveably coupled to the sliding track. The trailing legs are configured to swivel from a raised position to a collapsed, unretracted position wherein the pair of trailing legs extend a first horizontal distance past a trailing end of the support frame. The pair of trailing legs are further configured to slide inwardly from a collapsed, unretracted position to a collapsed, retracted position wherein the pair of collapsible and trailing legs extends a second horizontal distance past a trailing end of the support frame, wherein the second horizontal distance is less than the first horizontal distance. | ||||||
| 51 | BUS STRETCHER CONVERSION KIT | US13404532 | 2012-02-24 | US20120153657A1 | 2012-06-21 | Amit Kapoor |
| A framework for supporting stretchers and method of assembling includes a sub-frame having an adjustable length header bar assembly and adjustable height outer frame legs connected to opposing ends of the header bar assembly. A secondary stretcher support is positioned laterally interior of and parallel with each outer frame leg, each of the secondary stretcher support and outer frame leg including stretcher holders. Interframe connectors are transversely positioned between pairs of sub-frames and pairs of secondary stretcher supports. Stretcher handles seat in the stretcher holder and the secondary stretcher support. The framework is configured to fit within varying dimensions of a mass transit vehicle and can be a component of a vehicle conversion kit. The kit can further include tools for assembling the framework, assembly instructions, and a crate for storing and transporting at least the framework, supports, tools, and assembly instructions. | ||||||
| 52 | EMERGENCY VEHICLE PATIENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS | US12767555 | 2010-04-26 | US20110260482A1 | 2011-10-27 | Joseph G. Bourgraf; Timothy Robert Wells; Timothy Paul Schroeder |
| Emergency vehicle patient transport systems are disclosed. In one embodiment, an emergency vehicle patient transport system includes: a loading passage providing access to an interior of an emergency vehicle; one or more tracks coupled to a floor of the emergency vehicle, a ceiling of the emergency vehicle, a wall of the emergency vehicle or combinations thereof wherein, a travel path is delineated by the one or more tracks; and a chair slidingly engaged with the one or more tracks, and vertically positioned between the floor and the ceiling. The chair locks in one or more set positions. And, the one or more set positions are selected from a group consisting of an airway care position, an extended airway care position, a procedural care position, a responder position, a patient care position, and a patient load position. | ||||||
| 53 | ARRANGEMENT FOR MOUNTING A SUPPORT BASE ON A WALL | US13124666 | 2009-10-16 | US20110198463A1 | 2011-08-18 | Ari-Matti Vuorenoja |
| Arrangement for attaching a base (10), a tray, a platform or a similar support to a wall with the help of turning arms (4), (5) attached to the mentioned wall in which case the mentioned base can be moved with the help of the arms (4), (5). The base can be moved outwards from the wall in horizontal direction at the first stage of the moving in which case the first arm (4) and the second arm (5) of the arms are both hinged to be turning out of the wall in horizontal direction and the mentioned base (10) is attached to the moveable ends of the arms (4), (5) and that in the arrangement when the moving of the base (10) sideways is further continued, an elevation adjustment bar (7) belonging to the second arm (5) and sliding in the height direction is arranged to slide downwards and at the same time to set the support elements of the base (10) lower at the location of the second arm (5) in order to achieve a tilted position for the base (10). | ||||||
| 54 | Litter tie-down apparatus | US11811225 | 2007-06-07 | US07707666B2 | 2010-05-04 | Carston R. Calkin; Joseph J. Marak |
| A litter tie-down apparatus is provided for quickly and easily securing a litter safely and securely in a transporting vehicle, the apparatus having a main body strap member arranged to engage the lift handles of a litter, the strap member mounting a pair of adjustable-length securement strap members arranged for connection to a securement fixture in a vehicle, and a ratchet winder assembly is provided to shorten at least one of the securement strap members and thereby tension the apparatus and litter against movement in the vehicle. A quick release arrangement selectively operates to immediately loosen the securement straps and allow the main body member to be slided off of the lift handles of the litter for emergency evacuation of the litter and patient from the vehicle. | ||||||
| 55 | Vibration reduction support apparatus | US12592386 | 2009-11-23 | US20100072344A1 | 2010-03-25 | Dee J. Hillberry; Mark C. Mortimore |
| Representative embodiments include a support apparatus that can be positioned between a load element and a support element to cushion the load element against vibration with respect to the support element. The apparatus includes a base member and a receiving member. The receiving member has an element engaging surface facing away from the base member to receive the load element. A vibration reduction device is mounted between the base member and the receiving member to yieldably resist relative movement of the members toward one another along an axis of movement which is substantially normal to the element engaging surface. A load element securing device is attached to the receiving member to allow the load element to be secured to the element engaging surface. One of the base member or the receiving member is partially received within the other member for sliding motion along the axis. | ||||||
| 56 | Carrying Strap Arrangement for Supporting Stretchers in Land Vehicles, Aircraft and Watercraft | US11721952 | 2005-12-08 | US20090283562A1 | 2009-11-19 | Thomas Podschus |
| A carrying strap arrangement for use in supporting stretchers in land vehicles, aircraft, or watercraft. A carrying strap is attached to a vehicle ceiling and floor by fittings disposed at ends of the carrying strap. At least one support strap is disposed on the carrying strap and is formed into a strap loop to accommodate the carrying handle of the stretcher. The support strap is guided in a sliding manner through a pass-through fitting to form the strap loop. An end of the support strap is secured to the pass-through fitting such that under load the support strap is drawn through the fitting and the strap loop is constricted. A spring element is disposed in the strap loop and expands the strap loop when it is not loaded. | ||||||
| 57 | APPARATUS AND METHODS FOR LITTER SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR VEHICLES | US12103030 | 2008-04-15 | US20090255058A1 | 2009-10-15 | Robert Chinn |
| A litter support system for a vehicle including a support framework connectable to a wall of the vehicle, an upper litter support arm for holding a litter, the upper litter support arm connected to the support framework, a lower litter support arm for holding a litter, the lower litter support arm connected to the support framework, wherein the upper and lower litter support arms are connected to the support framework such that the upper and lower litter support arms are rotatable between a store position and a first support position and movable substantially horizontally between the first support position substantially adjacent to and near the support framework and a second support position substantially extended outwardly from the support framework. | ||||||
| 58 | Device for the Assisted Loading of Stretcher | US12096657 | 2006-12-15 | US20090000834A1 | 2009-01-01 | Enrico Carletti; Alessandro Lapini |
| A device for the assisted loading of a stretcher (2) provided with a chassis (3), comprises at least one driving wheel (4) cinematically connected to a driving member (5) fed by feeding means (6) and controlled by control means (7) to activate the at least one driving wheel (4) at least during the loading of the stretcher into the ambulance. | ||||||
| 59 | Litter tie-down apparatus | US11811225 | 2007-06-07 | US20080110002A1 | 2008-05-15 | Carston R. Calkin; Joseph J. Marak |
| A litter tie-down apparatus is provided for quickly and easily securing a litter safely and securely in a transporting vehicle, the apparatus having a main body strap member arranged to engage the lift handles of a litter, the strap member mounting a pair of adjustable-length securement strap members arranged for connection to a securement fixture in a vehicle, and a ratchet winder assembly is provided to shorten at least one of the securement strap members and thereby tension the apparatus and litter against movement in the vehicle. A quick release arrangement selectively operates to immediately loosen the securement straps and allow the main body member to be slided off of the lift handles of the litter for emergency evacuation of the litter and patient from the vehicle. | ||||||
| 60 | Ambulance stretcher support to reduce patient trauma | US10607113 | 2003-06-25 | US06890137B2 | 2005-05-10 | Dee J. Hillberry; Mark C. Mortimore |
| An ambulance stretcher support is described for an ambulance having a floor with a top floor surface. In one embodiment, each support includes a stretcher leg receiving member that is adapted to releasably receive an ambulance stretcher leg. A base, configured to be mounted to the ambulance floor, mounts the stretcher leg receiving member for movement between a position substantially coplanar with the top floor surface, and a position below the top floor surface. A vibration reduction device is mounted between the base and the stretcher leg receiving member such that the stretcher leg can be releasably supported on the stretcher leg receiving member and the vibration reduction device will reduce transfer of vibration from the ambulance floor to the stretcher. | ||||||
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