WO2025238393 - MULTIFUNCTIONAL HUMAN ORGAN COOLING DEVICE USED IN TRAUMATIC ORGANS AND CHEMOTHERAPY
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Publication Number
WO/2025/238393
Publication Date
20.11.2025
International Application No.
PCT/IB2024/054592
International Filing Date
11.05.2024
Title **
[English]
MULTIFUNCTIONAL HUMAN ORGAN COOLING DEVICE USED IN TRAUMATIC ORGANS AND CHEMOTHERAPY
[French]
DISPOSITIF MULTIFONCTIONNEL DE REFROIDISSEMENT D'ORGANES HUMAINS UTILISÉ DANS DES ORGANES TRAUMATISÉS ET LA CHIMIOTHÉRAPIE
Applicants **
AHMADZADEH, Maryam
Inventors
ZHIANPOOR, Elham
HOSSEINI, SeyedehAzam
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IP India
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Quotation for National Phase entry
| Country | Stages | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
| China | Filing, Examination, Granting | 1971 | |
| EPO | Filing, Examination, Granting | 8677 | |
| Japan | Filing, Examination, Granting | 2092 | |
| South Korea | Filing, Examination, Granting | 1907 | |
| USA | Filing, Examination, Granting | 10740 |
Total:
25,387
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Abstract[English]
The best immediate treatment for acute injuries is to use a cold compress or ice pack. This reduces swelling and pain. Cold causes the arteries to constrict and reduces intra-tissue bleeding from the site of injury. In previous methods, to cool the affected area, use an ice pack that is wrapped in a towel and placed on the affected area for 15 to 20 minutes. In an acute injury, a cold compress can be used several times a day for three days. Cold compresses are effective in treating injuries caused by overuse of muscles and joints and in some chronic injuries. An athlete with chronic knee pain that is exacerbated by running can apply a cold compress to the painful area after running to reduce inflammation and prevent further inflammation. The traditional way of holding an ice pack on an injured limb is also problematic, and the person has to hold a cold compress on the affected area with their hands, which is difficult for both the injured patient and the nurse caring for them. Patience. It is time-consuming and time-consuming and also ice is not always available. In this invention, a device is designed to cool and flex the muscles or plates of the injured limb as much as possible to cool them permanently. Hold and the user can immediately use a cold splint to control the pain and no need to inject the medication.