The present invention relates to a therapeutic brassiere garment for healing or easing breast pain related to breastfeeding, surgery, menstruation, childbirth and more. The therapeutic brassiere garment features front panels with cups for covering and supporting breasts. Each front panel includes a pocket for holding a therapeutic pad. The therapeutic pad can be put in a microwave for heating and/or in a refrigerator/freezer for cooling and can then be accommodated in the pockets of the garment for providing hot and/or cold therapy. The garment comes in different sizes and styles available for pain relief due to any type of condition. Each pocket includes three sewn sides and an opening for preventing the therapeutic pad from slipping into inappropriate or uncomfortable positions while wearing the brassiere garment.

Presented is a belly wrap wearable by a postpartum woman The belly wrap includes a wrap body having a first side, and a second side. The wrap body includes a back support section with a pocket disposed thereof, a first side section, and a second side section attached on either side of the back support section, and an abdomen support section attached to one side of the second side section. The abdomen support section includes a pocket configured on the first side of the wrap body, and a first matting means configured on the second side of the wrap body. The first side section further includes finger-like projections extending therefrom. The finger-like projections include a head incorporating a second mating means. The second mating means removably engages with the first mating means to ensure the belly wrap is wrapped around the abdomen and back of the woman.

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to a warming system including a warming device. The warming device includes a clinical garment comprising a body portion adapted to cover a portion of a patient, an inner surface for facing the patient, and an outer surface for facing away from the patient. The body portion includes sleeves sized and positioned for receiving the patient's arms and a torso portion adapted to cover an anterior torso of a patient. A first pneumatic convective device can be disposed adjacent to the inner surface of the clinical garment. The pneumatic convective device can include an opening formed in the clinical garment for admitting a stream of pressurized, warmed air into the first pneumatic convective device. The warming system can also have a second pneumatic convective device in a fully-folded configuration or partially-folded configuration and disposed on a portion of the clinical garment.

A multifunctional face mask assembly apparatus to help to prevent or reduce heat-related illness for individuals working in high temperature environments. Fastened to the face, head and neck, to provide a cool ambient microclimate and/or aid in lowering skin temperature around the face, head and neck to aid in cooling the regulation of cerebral blood flow by means of the Hypothalamus which is responsible for regulating body temperature. The multifunctional face mask assembly use ice cooling technology to help lower temperatures when experiencing hot flashes, aid in reducing the onset of a fever, aid in improving performance by means of pre-cooling, intermittent cooling, per/mid-cooling or post-cooling during exertional sports, fitness and/or exercises, use in Cooling Centers to lower temperature around the face, head and neck. The apparatus is optionally housed, secured or attached within the nose cup cavity opening of an elastomeric half facepiece reusable respirator, full facepiece respirator, resistance training mask, dust particle mask or face mask. The apparatus is optionally use to housed, secured or attached to handheld/portable Nebulizer mask, elastomeric half facepiece reusable respirator, resistance training mask, dust particle mask or face mask nose cup. The apparatus is fashioned, designed, shaped or configured for use as a Helmet Face Covering for (e.g., professional, college, schools, recreation, entertainment, leisure or, outdoor recreational activities).

A securing device is shown and describe for positioning on a user's head. The securing device may be used to couple or attach an insert to the user's head in a desired position.

Hypothermic treatment sacks are provided. A hypothermic treatment sack includes a top sheet that defines a first outer perimeter. The hypothermic treatment sack further includes a bottom sheet that defines a second outer perimeter. The first outer perimeter of the top sheet is removably coupled to the second outer perimeter of the bottom sheet such that a patient receiving cavity is defined between the top sheet and the bottom sheet. The top sheet and the bottom sheet include a weather resistant external layer, a heat reflective interior layer, and an insulation layer. The insulation layer is disposed between the external layer and the heat reflective interior layer.

A medical device (10) is provided. The device comprises an elasticated textile body (12) having at least one opening (14,16) into which a limb may be inserted. The device further comprises at least one textile receptacle (17) welded to the elasticated textile body (12), the at least one receptacle containing a thermal storage medium.

A cryotherapy garment includes a number of receptacles that receive at least one pack of cold-store material. Each of the receptacles is formed by a closed fabric fold in the garment. Each of the receptacles has an opening for insertion of the pack of cold-store material. Each receptacle receives a respective pack, which is made of a semi-rigid material.

A second functional unit for brake pressure control at each wheel brake of a multiplicity of wheel brakes in a redundant manner in relation to a first functional unit of a hydraulic motor vehicle brake system is disclosed. The second functional unit has at least one electrical brake pressure generator that is configured to generate a respective brake pressure, on a wheel-specific basis, at the multiplicity of wheel brakes. A hydraulic motor vehicle brake system, method for operating a hydraulic motor vehicle brake system, and motor vehicle control unit are also disclosed.