Richard J Serola

8591445, Nov 26, 2013

Apr 4, 2007

11/696286

Richard J. Serola - Roscoe IL, US

A61F 5/00

602 19, 602 5

A sacroiliac belt with a non-elastic inner belt to wrap around the user's hips and an elastic outer belt to wrap from the back to opposite sides of the inner belt. Non-cinchable hook and loop fastener construction is used to secure the inner and outer belts in position. The inner belt includes an inside elastomeric foam layer with open-cell frictional gripping surface, a non-elastic outside layer of loop material, and a hook tab for engaging the loop material to close the belt. The inner belt may be established with a non-elastic composite foam-fabric structure comprising a bi-laminate of the foam and elastic fabric, and a strip of loop material secured lengthwise onto the fabric side of the bi-laminate. The outer belt includes an elastic strip and hook tabs for connecting to the strip of loop material. The non-elastic composite foam-fabric may be used in other orthopedic braces and supports.

8628488, Jan 14, 2014

Oct 25, 2006

11/552875

Richard J. Serola - Roscoe IL, US

A41F 9/00
A41F 3/02
A61F 5/37
A61F 13/00
A61B 19/00
A61F 5/00
A61F 15/00
A61F 13/06
A61L 15/00

602 75, 2311, 2312, 2313, 2338, 128846, 128869, 128876, 128878, 602 12, 602 20, 602 21, 602 23, 602 60, 602 61, 602 62, 602 63

A compression wrap for providing pressure to an injured portion of a joint of a limb is provided. The compression wrap includes a pocket portion for receiving compression insert. The compression wrap further includes a strap connected to the pocket portion and adjustably securing the compression wrap to the limb. A buckle loop connected to the opposite side of the pocket portion as the strap adjustably receives the strap to adjust the size of the strap. Further, the strap portion and the pocket portion are configured such that when the compression wrap is attached to the limb of a person having an injury proximate the joint, the pocket portion is positionable to apply a load to the location of the injury while the strap portion is spaced away from the crease of the joint.

20070232973, Oct 4, 2007

Apr 4, 2006

11/278632

Richard Serola - Roscoe IL, US

A61F 5/00
A61F 5/02
A61F 5/28

602019000, 128102100, 002044000, 002908000

A sacroiliac belt with a non-elastic inner belt to wrap around the user's hips and an elastic outer belt to wrap from the back to opposite sides of the inner belt. Non-cinchable hook and loop fastener construction is used to secure the inner and outer belts in position. The inner belt includes an inside urethane foam layer with open-cell frictional gripping surface, a non-elastic outside layer of loop material, and a hook tab for engaging the loop material to close the belt. The inner belt may be established with a non-elastic composite foam-fabric structure comprising a bi-laminate of the foam and elastic fabric, and a strip of loop material secured lengthwise onto the fabric side of the bi-laminate. The outer belt includes an elastic strip and hook tabs for connecting to the strip of loop material. The non-elastic composite foam-fabric may be used in other orthopedic braces and supports.

20140052038, Feb 20, 2014

Oct 24, 2013

14/062621

Richard J. Serola - Roscoe IL, US

A61F 5/02

602 19, 602 5

A sacroiliac belt with a non-elastic inner belt to wrap around the user's hips and an elastic outer belt to wrap from the back to opposite sides of the inner belt. Non-cinchable hook and loop fastener construction is used to secure the inner and outer belts in position. The inner belt includes an inside elastomeric foam layer with open-cell frictional gripping surface, a non-elastic outside layer of loop material, and a hook tab for engaging the loop material to close the belt. The inner belt may be established with a non-elastic composite foam-fabric structure comprising a bi-laminate of the foam and elastic fabric, and a strip of loop material secured lengthwise onto the fabric side of the bi-laminate. The outer belt includes an elastic strip and hook tabs for connecting to the strip of loop material. The non-elastic composite foam-fabric may be used in other orthopedic braces and supports.

49692224, Nov 13, 1990

Jun 19, 1990

7/540142

Richard J. Serola - Honolulu HI

A47G 900
A47C 2000

5431

A pillow for supporting the chest and shoulders of a patient when lying in a prone position with said pillow comprising a rectangular base having one end extending arcuately upwardly and over the base to form a narrow elongated rectangular shaped ridge top. The other end of the ridge extends downwardly from the top of the pillow and inwardly of its base to a second end of the pillow which connects the ridge of the pillow to its base.

52017613, Apr 13, 1993

Nov 12, 1991

7/790518

Richard J. Serola - Honolulu HI

A61G 1500
A61F 500

606240

A dual purpose pillow for reversing the lordotic curve of a patient by acting on the base of the spine and comprises two wedges that act complimentary to each other. A larger wedge of the pillow is higher at the foot end and lower at the head end of the patient and acts to place the pelvis into posterior tilt. The sacrum is carried along with the pelvis into posterior pelvic tilt. The smaller wedge of the pillow is also higher at the foot end and lower at the head end of the patient and further increases the posterior tilt of the sacrum, thus acting to reduce the disc wedge angle above the sacrum. This pillow may be used to support the lumbar spine and musculature while the patient is sitting.

D4396650, Mar 27, 2001

Jun 6, 2000

D/124460

Richard J. Serola - Loves Park IL

2402

D24133

20170202723, Jul 20, 2017

Jan 12, 2017

15/405080

Richard J. Serola - Loves Park IL, US
Brian S. Potempa - Freeport IL, US
Michael M. Potempa - Freeport IL, US

A61H 1/00
A47G 9/10
A61H 1/02
A47C 20/02

An anatomical support device including a lower portion and a contoured upper portion is provided. The lower portion has a length measured along a bottom side extending between a front and a rear of the lower portion. The upper portion extends from a top side of the lower portion. The upper portion separates a first support region from a second support region of the top side. The upper portion has a width that is generally perpendicular and less than the length. The upper portion has a center line is continuously curved along at least 95% of the length. The upper portion may have a greater gripping characteristic than the support regions. The bottom side may be stiffer than the top side or the upper portion. Further, the upper portion may be tapered between the front and rear.