A medical wrap includes a flexible, sheet-form substrate with a discrete medical function delivery region having a surface adapted to be placed against a patient's skin to provide a desired medical effect. The substrate carries a field of fibers exposed on one side thereof for engagement by fastener
A medical wrap includes a flexible, sheet-form substrate with a discrete medical function delivery region having a surface adapted to be placed against a patient's skin to provide a desired medical effect. The substrate carries a field of fibers exposed on one side thereof for engagement by fastener elements, and an array of fastener elements extending from a side of the substrate opposite the exposed fibers. The fastener elements each have a respective stem extending integrally from a film of resin disposed in a band across the substrate and encapsulating surface features of the substrate. The fastener elements are constructed to snag the exposed fibers when the substrate is wrapped about a patient in an overlapping manner, to secure the wrap about the patient with the medical function delivery region in a desired position. The wrap is useful as a hot or cold pack, medical dressing or drug delivery device.
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1. A medical wrap comprising a flexible, sheet-form substrate carrying a field of fibers exposed on one side thereof for engagement by fastener elements, and an array of fastener elements extending from a side of the substrate opposite the exposed fibers, the fastener elements each having a respecti
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A medical wrap comprising a flexible, sheet-form substrate carrying a field of fibers exposed on one side thereof for engagement by fastener elements, and an array of fastener elements extending from a side of the substrate opposite the exposed fibers, the fastener elements each having a respective stem extending from and formed integrally with a film of resin disposed in a band across the substrate and encapsulating surface features of the substrate, the fastener elements constructed to snag the exposed fibers when the substrate is wrapped about the living tissue in an overlapping manner, to secure the wrap about the tissue; wherein the wrap defines a pouch in a discrete medical function delivery region adapted to be placed against living tissue to provide a desired medical effect, wherein the fastener elements and field of fibers are configured to enable removal of the wrap from the tissue by application of a peeling force of less than about 0.2 pounds of force per transverse inch of engaged width of the engaged fastener elements, to limit tissue trauma during wrap removal. 2. The medical wrap of claim 1 wherein the function delivery region is disposed at one end of the substrate. 3. The medical wrap of claim 1 contained in a sealed package with the substrate wrapped about the end at which the pouch is disposed, with the fastener elements releasably snagging fibers of the substrate to hold the substrate in a wrapped condition. 4. The medical wrap of claim 1 wherein the function delivery region comprises a wound covering. 5. The medical wrap of claim 4 wherein the pouch contains a dressing sponge. 6. The medical wrap of claim 4 wherein the pouch contains an absorbent material. 7. The medical wrap of claim 6 wherein the absorbent material comprises a combine dressing. 8. The medical wrap of claim 1 wherein the pouch contains a material substantially colder than normal human body temperature, for removing heat from human tissue. 9. The medical wrap of claim 1 wherein the pouch contains a material substantially warmer than normal human body temperature, for heating human tissue. 10. The medical wrap of claim 1 wherein the wrap is constructed to apply pressure against the tissue when the substrate is wrapped about the tissue and over the pouch under tension. 11. The medical wrap of claim 1 wherein the fastener elements are disposed in a discrete region adjacent an end of the substrate. 12. The medical wrap of claim 11 wherein the fastener elements are disposed adjacent an end of the substrate furthest from the function delivery region. 13. The medical wrap of claim 12 wherein the substrate comprises a non-fastening, graspable end region extending beyond the array of fastener elements. 14. The medical wrap of claim 1 wherein the substrate is resiliently stretchable in a direction extending between the function delivery region and the array of fastener elements. 15. The medical wrap of claim 1 of a length sized to enable wrapping the wrap about an extremity, torso, or head of a human being or animal in an overlapped condition. 16. The medical wrap of claim 1 wherein the pouch contains a functional agent in an inactivated state. 17. The medical wrap of claim 16 wherein the functional agent comprises unmixed ingredients that, when activated by mixing, generate an endothermic reaction. 18. The medical wrap of claim 16 wherein the functional agent comprises an ingredient that, when activated by exposure to air, generates an exothermic reaction. 19. The medical wrap of claim 1 wherein the peeling force is less than about 0.1 pounds of force per transverse inch of engaged width. 20. A medical wrap comprising a flexible, sheet-form substrate carrying a field of fibers exposed on one side thereof for engagement by fastener elements; and an array of fastener elements extending from a side of the substrate opposite the exposed fibers, the fastener elements each having a respective stem extending integrally with a film of resin disposed in a band across the substrate and encapsulating surface features of the substrate, the fastener elements constructed to snag the exposed fibers when the substrate is wrapped about living tissue in an overlapping manner, to secure the wrap about the tissue; wherein the fastener elements and field of fibers are configured to enable removal of the wrap from the tissue by application of a peeling force of less than about 0.2 pounds of force per transverse inch of engaged width of the engaged fastener elements, to limit tissue trauma during wrap removal. 21. The medical wrap of claim 20 wherein the peeling force is less than about 0.1 pounds of force per transverse inch of engaged width. 22. The medical wrap of claim 20 comprising a wound covering. 23. The medical wrap of claim 22 containing a dressing sponge separated from the tissue by a permeable delivery region of the substrate. 24. The medical wrap of claim 22 wherein the wound covering comprises a fluid-permeable surface of a pouch containing an absorbent material. 25. The medical wrap of claim 24 wherein the absorbent material comprises a combine dressing. 26. The medical wrap of claim 20 containing a material substantially colder than normal human body temperature, for removing heat from the tissue. 27. The medical wrap of claim 20 containing a material substantially warmer than normal human body temperature, for heating the tissue. 28. The medical wrap of claim 20 wherein the wrap is constructed to apply pressure against the tissue when the substrate is wrapped about the tissue and over the function delivery region under tension. 29. The medical wrap of claim 20 wherein the substrate is resiliently stretchable in a direction extending between the function delivery region and the array of fastener elements. 30. The medical wrap of claim 20 containing a functional agent in an inactivated state. 31. The medical wrap of claim 30 wherein the functional agent comprises unmixed ingredients that, when activated by mixing, generate an endothermic reaction. 32. The medical wrap of claim 30 wherein the functional agent comprises an ingredient that, when activated by exposure to air, generates an exothermic reaction. 33. The medical wrap of claim 20 wherein the fastener elements and field of fibers are configured to resist an applied shear load, along the wrap, of at least 1.0 pound per square inch of engaged fastener area. 34. The medical wrap of claim 20 having a total weight of less than about 150 grams per square meter of overall wrap area. 35. A thermic treatment wrap comprising a flexible, sheet-form substrate carrying both a field of fibers exposed on one side thereof for engagement by fastener elements, and an array of fastener elements extending from a side of the substrate opposite the exposed fibers adjacent one end of the substrate, the fastener elements each having a respective stem extending from and formed integrally with a film of resin disposed in a band across the substrate and encapsulating surface features of the substrate; the wrap defining a pouch containing a material activatable to initiate a thermic reaction, for transferring heat with respect to a patient about which the wrap is wrapped in overlapping manner, with the fastener elements engaging the fibers of the substrate to hold the pouch against the patient, wherein the fastener elements and field of fibers are configured to enable removal of the wrap from the tissue by application of a peeling force of less than about 0.2 pounds of force per transverse inch of engaged width of the engaged fastener elements, to limit tissue trauma during wrap removal. 36. The thermic treatment wrap of claim 35 wherein the activatable material produces an endothermic reaction when activated, for removing body heat. 37. The thermic treatment wrap of claim 35 wherein the activatable material produces an exothermic reaction when activated, for warming the patient. 38. The thermic treatment wrap of claim 35 wherein the pouch is disposed at one end of the substrate. 39. The thermic treatment wrap of claim 35 contained in a sealed package with the substrate wrapped about the pouch, with the fastener elements releasably snagging fibers of the substrate to hold the substrate in a wrapped condition. 40. The thermic treatment wrap of claim 35 wherein the substrate has a nominal width shorter than its length, and wherein the pouch is disposed substantially within the width of the substrate, such that the wrap effectively envelops the pouch when wrapped about the patient, to hold the pouch in place.
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