CN112336995B - Laser physiotherapy instrument capable of improving OSAHS and snoring - Google Patents

Laser physiotherapy instrument capable of improving OSAHS and snoring Download PDF

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CN112336995B
CN112336995B CN202011109709.7A CN202011109709A CN112336995B CN 112336995 B CN112336995 B CN 112336995B CN 202011109709 A CN202011109709 A CN 202011109709A CN 112336995 B CN112336995 B CN 112336995B
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The invention discloses a laser physiotherapy instrument capable of improving OSAHS and snoring, which mainly comprises a control unit, an oral cavity fixer, a laser module connected with the control unit, a display unit and a detection unit; the laser module comprises a laser source, a laser output unit and an indication light source; the oral cavity fixer is used for assisting in expanding the oral cavity and fixing the relative position of the laser output unit and the oropharynx; the detection unit is used for detecting the state of the oropharynx of the user and forming an image; the display unit is used for displaying the oropharynx image fed back by the detection unit and simultaneously displaying the simulated airway image; the control unit is used for superposing the simulated airway image on the oropharynx image, fitting and determining a target area needing laser physiotherapy, and controlling the laser module to carry out physiotherapy on oropharynx tissues of the target area. The invention can enable a user to operate by himself, and carry out laser physiotherapy at home to improve the airway state and realize the relief of OSAHS and snoring.

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Laser physiotherapy instrument capable of improving OSAHS and snoring
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of medical appliances, in particular to a laser physiotherapy instrument capable of improving OSAHS and snoring.
Background
Obstructive sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome (OSAHS) is recurrent episodes of apnea and hypopnea caused by a stenosis or obstruction in one or more parts of the upper airway during sleep, and is manifested clinically by nocturnal sleep snoring with apnea and daytime sleepiness. Recurrent nocturnal hypoxia and hypercarbonate caused by apnea can lead to complications such as hypertension, coronary heart disease, diabetes, cerebrovascular disease, etc., even nocturnal sudden death. Statistics indicate that OSAHS ranks second to asthma in the incidence of various respiratory syndromes. This syndrome can affect age groups, and it is estimated that it can affect 2-4% of adults, but is more common in middle-aged men. 1 patient with moderate to severe OSAHS in every 5 adults and 1 patient with moderate to severe OSAHS in every 15, this disease presents great trouble to the patient himself and her family members.
The occurrence of OSAHS is associated with a number of factors, the most important of which are the decline in the pharyngeal distending muscle tone (e.g., genioglossus dysfunction) and ataxia of muscle inhalation and exhalation activity. Research and clinical experiments prove that the laser treatment of snoring and OSAHS is a safe, noninvasive and painless non-operative treatment means. The method adopts laser irradiation to stimulate oral mucosa, so as to reconstruct mucosa epithelium, denature and shrink collagen of mucosa lamina propria, regenerate and remodel collagen fiber and elastic fiber, and can tighten mucosa, increase mucosa elasticity, thereby realizing airway expansion and pharyngeal muscle expansion force improvement, and improving OSAHS symptom.
The prior art proposes a laser system for non-ablative treatment of mucosal tissue, useful for the treatment of snoring and OSAHS, such as the laser system solution disclosed in the patent publication No. US 2012/0179229 A1: this object is solved by a laser system comprising a laser source for generating a laser beam and a control unit and a hand piece for manually guiding the laser beam onto a target the solution comprises a laser source, a control unit and a handpiece for directing the laser to a target area. In the aspect of treating snoring, the method adopted by the scheme is as follows: with respect to snoring, the proposed invention introduces a minimally invasive, non-ablative laser system and method that has the following advantages: no anaesthesia-no feeds; no pre or post-op pin, three 15minutes sessions over 2months; immediate results from the 1st day (more than 50% reduction); no anesthesia or premedication is needed; patients can restart their routine life immediately; no special therapy or care after the laser treatment is the scheme proposes that the pulsed laser is irradiated to the mucosa by means of a hand tool, 3 treatment sessions of irradiation are performed within 2months, each treatment session takes 15minutes, and the patient has a remarkable tightening effect after the first irradiation.
The method used in this patent specification is irradiation treatment at days 1, 15, 45, but the results of clinical experiments indicate that more treatments are often required to achieve the desired effect. That is, the laser system of the prior art, although being capable of expanding airway and improving OSAHS and snoring, requires multiple treatments over a long period of time, requiring frequent hospital visits by the patient, and spending a lot of time and effort. In addition, in the laser system of the existing scheme, the laser is guided to the target area to be treated by adopting the hand tool, the whole treatment process is operated by holding the hand tool by a doctor, the relative position of the hand tool and the treatment position is subjectively controlled by the doctor, the patient is required to keep a fixed posture in the treatment process, and meanwhile, the doctor keeps concentrated spirit continuously, so that adverse effects caused by laser irradiation to other positions are avoided.
In order to solve the inconvenience in the prior art, combined with the characteristics of noninvasive laser treatment method, no special nursing after treatment, high safety and the like, there is a great need to provide a laser physiotherapy instrument suitable for household use, and a user can operate the laser physiotherapy instrument by himself, and perform laser physiotherapy at home to improve the airway state, thereby realizing the relief of OSAHS and snoring.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problem of providing the laser physiotherapy instrument capable of improving the OSAHS and the snore, which can enable a user to operate by himself and perform laser physiotherapy at home to improve the airway state, thereby realizing the alleviation of the OSAHS and the snore.
In order to solve the technical problems, the invention adopts a technical scheme that: the laser physiotherapy instrument capable of improving OSAHS and snoring mainly comprises a control unit, an oral cavity fixer, a laser module connected with the control unit, a display unit and a detection unit;
the laser module comprises a laser source, a laser output unit and an indication light source, and is used for generating a laser signal and radiating the laser signal to a target area and outputting an index light signal to indicate and calibrate the target area receiving physiotherapy;
the oral cavity fixer is used for assisting in expanding the oral cavity and fixing the relative position of the laser output unit and the oropharynx;
the detection unit is used for detecting the state of the oropharynx of the user and forming an image;
the display unit is used for displaying the oropharynx image fed back by the detection unit and simultaneously displaying the simulated airway image;
the control unit is used for superposing the simulated airway image on the oropharynx image, fitting and determining a target area needing laser physiotherapy, and controlling the laser module to carry out physiotherapy on oropharynx tissues of the target area.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the output end of the indication light source and the output end of the laser source are located on the same straight line, and the indication light output by the indication light source and the laser output by the laser source propagate along the same path.
In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the laser output unit is provided with an optical element group for changing the light outgoing direction, and the movement and rotation of the optical elements in the optical element group are controlled by the control unit.
Further, the optical element group comprises a mechanical rotating shaft, a first reflecting mirror and a second reflecting mirror;
the first reflecting mirror forms an included angle of 45 degrees with the incident light, and is used for changing the direction of the incident light by 90 degrees so that the incident light is transmitted to the second reflecting mirror;
the second reflecting mirror is fixed on the mechanical rotating shaft;
the mechanical rotating shaft is used for driving the second reflecting mirror to rotate in three dimensions, and the rotating direction is controlled by the control unit.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the oral cavity fixator is located at the front end of the laser output unit, and is wrapped around the periphery of the laser output unit, and is fastened and fixed with the laser output unit by a fastener.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the oral cavity fixator is provided with a pressure sensing device, an in-situ detection device and a pressing plate structure.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the detection unit includes a detection light source and an optical imaging element, and the signal light emitted by the detection light source irradiates the oropharynx of the user and is detected by the optical imaging element.
Furthermore, the physiotherapy instrument further comprises an emergency stop button for outputting an emergency stop command to the control unit and cutting off the output signal of the equipment, and the output signal of the equipment can be immediately cut off by pressing the emergency stop button, so that the injury to a user caused by abnormal operation or other special conditions is avoided.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows:
(1) According to the invention, the oropharynx state is detected by the detection unit, the oropharynx image is displayed by the display unit, the normal airway is fitted on the oropharynx image by fitting the simulated airway image, and the image is used for identifying the tissue position to be treated, so that the user can conveniently mark the target area of laser physiotherapy;
(2) The invention has the oral cavity fixer, so that the relative position of the laser output end and the physiotherapy area is kept fixed, and the damage caused by the laser radiation to the position outside the target area due to the body movement or misoperation of a user is avoided;
(3) According to the invention, the light emitting direction is controlled by changing the angle of the optical element of the laser output unit, so that the laser irradiation to the corresponding position can be automatically adjusted after the target area calibration is completed, and the light emitting direction is set according to the calibration point, thereby realizing automatic laser physiotherapy;
(4) The method ensures the safety of user operation by detecting imaging, airway fitting, oral cavity fixing and automatically controlling the light emitting direction according to the calibration position, is suitable for being used as household physiotherapy equipment, is convenient for daily physiotherapy of OSAHS patients and improves symptoms.
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FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a laser physiotherapy apparatus for improving OSAHS and snoring according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic block diagram of the laser physiotherapy apparatus capable of improving OSAHS and snoring;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the structure of the optical element group;
FIG. 4 is an exemplary diagram of target area calibration;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the construction of the oral anchor;
fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of the connection of the oral cavity holder to the laser output unit.
The components in the drawings are marked as follows: 1. the device comprises a laser source, 2, a laser output unit, 21, a first reflecting mirror, 22, a second reflecting mirror, 23, a mechanical rotating shaft, 3, a detection unit, 4, a display unit, 5, an indication light source, 6, a control unit, 7, an oral cavity fixer, 71, an oral cavity spreader, 72, a buckle, 8, an emergency stop button, 9, a simulated airway profile, 10 and a target area.
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The preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings so that the advantages and features of the present invention can be more easily understood by those skilled in the art, thereby making clear and defining the scope of the present invention.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, an embodiment of the present invention includes:
a laser physiotherapy instrument capable of improving OSAHS and snoring comprises a control unit 6, a laser module connected with the control unit 6, a display unit 4, a detection unit 3, an emergency stop button 8 and accessories for assisting operation and safety protection, wherein the accessories are used for assisting an oral cavity fixer 7 in expanding an oral cavity and fixing the relative position of a laser output unit and an oropharynx, and protective glasses/masks are used for protecting safety of a user and preventing direct laser from causing injury and the like. The protective glasses/masks are used for filtering out optical signals of the wave bands output by the laser output unit and avoiding damage caused by misirradiation of laser to human eyes.
The laser module comprises a laser source 1 and a laser output unit 2, wherein the laser source 1 is used for generating a laser signal, and the laser output unit 2 is connected with the laser source 1 and is used for guiding out laser generated by the laser source 1 and radiating the laser to a target area 10. The laser output unit 2 is provided with an optical element group for changing the light emitting direction, and the movement and rotation of the optical elements in the optical element group are controlled by a control unit 6. Referring to fig. 3, the optical element group includes a mechanical rotation shaft 23, a first mirror 21, and a second mirror 22; the first reflecting mirror 21 forms an included angle of 45 ° with the incident light, and is used for changing the direction of the incident light by 90 ° so that the incident light propagates to the second reflecting mirror 22, and the light is output from the output port of the laser output unit 2 after being reflected by the second reflecting mirror 22. The second reflecting mirror 22 is fixed on the mechanical rotating shaft 23, the mechanical rotating shaft 23 can drive the second reflecting mirror 22 to rotate in three dimensions, the rotating direction of the mechanical rotating shaft 23 is controlled by the control unit 6, namely, the rotating direction of the reflecting surface of the reflecting mirror 22 can be changed by controlling the rotation of the mechanical rotating shaft 23 by the control unit 6, and the emergent direction and the irradiation position of light rays are changed.
Further, the laser module further comprises an indication light source 5 for outputting an indication light signal to indicate and demarcate a target area for receiving physiotherapy. The output end of the indication light source 5 and the output end of the laser source 1 are positioned on the same straight line, and the indication light output by the indication light source 5 and the laser output by the laser source 1 propagate along the same path, namely, the position indicated by the indication light source 5 is the target area of the laser physiotherapy. Preferably, the indication light output by the indication light source 5 is green visible light, so that a user can observe and confirm the calibration position conveniently.
The display unit 4 is used for displaying the oropharynx image fed back by the detection unit 3 and simultaneously displaying the simulated airway image. The display unit 4 is controlled by the control unit 6, and can display the simulated airway image besides the image fed back by the detection unit 3, so that the user can continuously observe the oropharyngeal state in the process of calibration and physiotherapy.
The detecting unit 3 is used for detecting the state of the oropharynx of the user and forming an image, and comprises a detecting light source and an optical imaging element, wherein the optical imaging element is such as CCD or CMOS, and the signal light emitted by the detecting light source irradiates the oropharynx of the user and is detected by the optical imaging element. The detection unit 3 is located near the output port of the laser output unit 2, and may be fixed to the front end of the laser output unit 2 or disposed on the oral cavity holder 7.
Referring to fig. 5 and 6, the oral cavity fixator 7 is used for supporting the oral cavity and fixing the relative position of the laser output unit 2 and the oropharynx. Specifically, the oral cavity fixator 7 includes an oral cavity spreader 71 and a buckle 72, wherein the oral cavity spreader 71 is used for assisting a user to spread an oral cavity. The oral cavity fixer 7 is positioned at the front end of the laser output unit 2 and wrapped on the periphery of the laser output unit 2, and is fixed with the laser output unit 2 by adopting a buckle 72. The oral cavity fixer 7 is a replaceable accessory, and different users can choose the adaptive oral cavity fixer 7 according to the size of the oral cavity.
Further, a pressure sensing/photosensitive unit may be disposed on the oral cavity fixator 7, and an in-situ detection device may be disposed on a buckle 71 at a connection portion between the oral cavity fixator 7 and the laser output unit 2, so that the laser output unit 2 may output a laser signal only when the oral cavity fixator 7 is detected to be placed in the oral cavity of a user and the oral cavity fixator 7 is correctly connected with the laser output unit 2, otherwise, the laser output unit 2 does not output the laser signal. Meanwhile, the control unit 6 is connected with the oral cavity fixator 7, receives sensing information on the oral cavity fixator 7, and confirms whether the user wears the oral cavity fixator 7. The front end of the oral cavity fixer 7 can be provided with a pressing plate structure for fixing the tongue of a user so as to facilitate the detection of the oropharynx and avoid blocking laser radiation in the physiotherapy process.
The emergency stop button 8 is used for outputting an emergency stop command to the control unit 6 and cutting off the output signal of the equipment, and pressing the emergency stop button can cut off the output signal of the equipment immediately, so that the injury to a user caused by abnormal operation or other special conditions is avoided.
The control unit 6 is used for superposing the simulated airway image on the oropharynx image, fitting and determining a target area 10 needing laser physiotherapy, and controlling the laser module to carry out physiotherapy on oropharynx tissues of the target area. Specifically, the laser source 1, the laser output unit 2, the detection unit 3, the display unit 4 and the indication light source 5 are controlled by the control unit 6. Wherein, the laser source 1 generates a laser signal under the control of the control unit 6, and feeds back temperature and power information to the control unit 6; the laser output unit 2 adjusts the light output direction according to the instruction of the control unit 6, thereby changing the light irradiation position; the detection unit 3 is controlled by the control unit 6 to emit detection light and detect, and meanwhile, the detection result is fed back to the control unit 6; the display unit 4 receives the signal of the control unit 6 to display the corresponding image; the indication light source 5 generates an indication light signal according to the control of the control unit 6. In addition, the emergency stop button 8 may give an instruction to the control unit 6 and cut off the output signal, and when the emergency stop button 8 is pressed, the apparatus turns off all the outputs, and the control unit 6 receives the emergency stop instruction and then performs control such as turning off the laser source 1.
The working principle of the laser physiotherapy instrument is that the control and signal transmission method is as follows:
(1) The control unit 6 receives the sensing information on the oral cavity fixator 7 and confirms whether the user wears the oral cavity fixator 7;
(2) The control unit 6 sends a control signal to the laser source 1 to control the laser source 1 to generate a laser signal according to the set parameters, and meanwhile, the laser source 1 feeds back state parameters such as temperature, laser power and the like to the control unit 6;
(3) The control unit 6 controls the angle of the optical element in the laser output unit 2 to control the light emitting direction;
(4) When confirming that the position of the indicating light is a target area for physiotherapy, the laser output unit 2 feeds back the calibration position parameters to the control unit 6 and records the calibration position parameters by the control unit 6;
(5) The control unit 6 controls the detection unit 3 to emit detection light to detect the oropharynx of the user, and the detection unit 3 transmits detection information to the control unit 6;
(6) The control unit 6 controls the display unit 4 to display the detection result image fed back by the detection unit 3 and the simulated airway image;
(7) The control unit 6 sends out a control signal to the indication light source 5 to control the indication light source 5 to send out an indication light signal;
(8) The control unit 6 is also connected to an emergency stop button 8, and when the emergency stop button 8 is closed, the control unit 6 receives an emergency stop instruction and performs control of turning off the laser source 1 and the like.
The working flow of the laser physiotherapy instrument is as follows: after the device is powered up, each unit is initialized. After the detection unit 3 and the display unit 4 are started and the oral cavity fixator 7 is detected to be worn by a user, the detection unit 3 feeds back the detection result of the oropharynx of the user, and then the display unit 4 displays images. The control unit fits the simulated airway on the user's oropharyngeal image by a preset algorithm and displays it by the display unit 4. Subsequently, under the instruction of the user, the control unit 6 controls the indication light source 5 to emit indication light, and records the position information of the target area calibrated by the user. After the calibration is completed, the control unit 6 controls the laser source 1 to emit laser signals according to the set parameters, and controls the mechanical rotating shaft in the laser output unit 2 according to the calibrated position information to radiate the laser signals to the target area.
The specific application method is as follows: after the equipment is electrified, a user wears the oral cavity fixator 7 and wears corresponding protective equipment (such as protective glasses), then the detection unit 3 is opened to detect the oropharynx, the detection result is observed through the display unit 4, then the simulated airway image is superimposed on the oropharynx image through the control unit 6, and the mucous membrane tissues of the soft palate and the palatoglossus, which are positioned in the simulated airway, are the target areas which need to be tightened through laser physiotherapy. Next, the indication light source 5 is turned on, the display unit 4 observes the position irradiated with the indication light, the user adjusts the light emitting direction of the laser output unit 2 by the control unit 6, and when the indication light irradiates the target area, the positioning is confirmed. After the calibration is completed, the laser source 1 is enabled to emit laser, the equipment carries out physiotherapy according to the target area position set in the last step, and the physiotherapy is ended after the set time is reached. During the physiotherapy, if the user feels uncomfortable, the user can immediately press the scram button 8 to stop the physiotherapy.
Specifically, an example of target area calibration is shown in fig. 4, wherein a dashed line shows a simulated airway contour 9, and a palate mucosal tissue located inside the dashed line is a target area 10 where laser physiotherapy is required, and the purpose of expanding the airway can be achieved by tightening the mucosal tissue in the target area through laser irradiation, so that snoring and OSAHS symptoms are improved. The simulated airway image can be automatically matched in a database pre-stored in the device by inputting relevant physical parameters (such as age, sex, height, weight, neck circumference and the like) of the user, and parameters such as airway diameter and the like can also be obtained according to the advice of doctors. For safety reasons, the parameter selection of the automatically matched simulated airway should be kept as conservative as possible, for example, the minimum airway size of the user symptom can be improved, and the damage caused by the laser radiation to other areas due to the overlarge target area of the laser physiotherapy is avoided.
The method ensures the safety of user operation by detecting imaging, airway fitting, oral cavity fixing and automatically controlling the light emitting direction according to the calibration position, is suitable for being used as household physiotherapy equipment, is convenient for daily physiotherapy of OSAHS patients and improves symptoms.
The foregoing description is only illustrative of the present invention and is not intended to limit the scope of the invention, and all equivalent structures or equivalent processes or direct or indirect application in other related technical fields are included in the scope of the present invention.

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1. The laser physiotherapy instrument capable of improving OSAHS and snoring is characterized by mainly comprising a control unit, an oral cavity fixer, a laser module connected with the control unit, a display unit and a detection unit;
the laser module comprises a laser source, a laser output unit and an indication light source, and is used for generating a laser signal and radiating the laser signal to a target area and outputting an index light signal to indicate and calibrate the target area receiving physiotherapy;
the oral cavity fixer is used for assisting in expanding the oral cavity and fixing the relative position of the laser output unit and the oropharynx;
the detection unit is used for detecting the state of the oropharynx of the user and forming an image, is positioned near the output port of the laser output unit and is fixed at the front end of the laser output unit or arranged on the oral cavity fixer;
the display unit is used for displaying the oropharynx image fed back by the detection unit and simultaneously displaying the simulated airway image;
the control unit is used for superposing the simulated airway image on the oropharynx image, fitting and determining a target area needing laser physiotherapy, and controlling the laser module to carry out physiotherapy on oropharynx tissues of the target area;
the simulated airway images are automatically matched in a pre-stored database of the device by inputting relevant body parameters of the user and/or acquiring airway diameter relevant parameters according to doctor advice.
2. The laser physiotherapy apparatus for improving OSAHS and snoring according to claim 1, wherein the output end of the indication light source and the output end of the laser source are located on the same straight line, and the indication light outputted by the indication light source and the laser outputted by the laser source propagate along the same path.
3. The laser physiotherapy apparatus for improving OSAHS and snoring according to claim 1, wherein the laser output unit is provided with an optical element group for changing the direction of light emission, and the movement and rotation of the optical elements in the optical element group are controlled by the control unit.
4. The laser physiotherapy apparatus for improving OSAHS and snoring according to claim 3 wherein the optical element group comprises a mechanical rotation axis, a first mirror, a second mirror;
the first reflecting mirror forms an included angle of 45 degrees with the incident light, and is used for changing the direction of the incident light by 90 degrees so that the incident light is transmitted to the second reflecting mirror;
the second reflecting mirror is fixed on the mechanical rotating shaft;
the mechanical rotating shaft is used for driving the second reflecting mirror to rotate in three dimensions, and the rotating direction is controlled by the control unit.
5. The laser physiotherapy instrument for improving OSAHS and snoring according to claim 1, wherein the oral cavity fixator is located at the front end of the laser output unit, wrapped around the periphery of the laser output unit, and fastened with the laser output unit by a fastener.
6. The laser physiotherapy apparatus for improving OSAHS and snoring according to claim 1 wherein said oral cavity holder is provided with a pressure sensing device, an in-place detecting device and a platen structure.
7. The laser physiotherapy apparatus for improving OSAHS and snoring according to claim 1, wherein the detection unit comprises a detection light source and an optical imaging element, and the oropharynx of the user is detected by the optical imaging element when the signal light emitted by the detection light source irradiates the oropharynx of the user.
8. The laser physiotherapy apparatus for improving OSAHS and snoring according to any one of claims 1 to 7, further comprising an emergency stop button for outputting an emergency stop command to the control unit and cutting off the output signal of the device.
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