| CPC A61B 17/132 (2013.01) | 8 Claims |
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1. A tourniquet comprising:
an elastic band comprising top and bottom surfaces including an uneven surface on each of the top and bottom surfaces, the uneven surfaces and the elastic band being formed integrally, each of the uneven surfaces including a plurality of rows of a plurality of spaced first uneven zones and a plurality of rows of a plurality of spaced second uneven zones, the spaced first uneven zones being disposed between two adjacent spaced second uneven zones, and each of the spaced second uneven zones being disposed between two adjacent spaced first uneven zones;
wherein each of the spaced first uneven zones are substantially rectangular and concave toward the centers of each of the plurality of spaced first uneven zones; each of the spaced first uneven zones include two raised, opposite first inclined edges, two raised, opposite second inclined edges, and four corners; wherein a length of each of the second inclined edges is greater than that of each of the first inclined edges; wherein a height of each of the first inclined edges is greater than that of each of the second inclined edges; the second inclined edges and the elastic band are oriented lengthwise; the second inclined edges are parallel to one another; an extent of an elastic deformation of each of the second inclined edges is greater than that of each of the first inclined edges; each of the spaced second uneven zones are surrounded by two second inclined edges of two adjacent spaced first uneven zones of the same row and two first inclined edges of two adjacent spaced first uneven zones of two spaced rows of the spaced first uneven zones; the spaced second uneven zones are substantially rectangular and concave towards the centers of each of the plurality of spaced second uneven zones; each of the second uneven zones include two raised, opposite third inclined edges and two raised, opposite fourth inclined edges; a plurality of first ridges formed between each of the first inclined edges and the third inclined edges; a plurality of second ridges formed between each of the second inclined edges and the fourth inclined edges; a height of each of the first ridges is greater than that of each of the second ridges; a length of each of the fourth inclined edges is greater than that of each of the third inclined edges; each of the spaced first uneven zones have a first depth; each of the spaced second uneven zones has a second depth; and the first depth is greater than the second depth.
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