CN210930752U - Bottom-mounted auxiliary wearable device for assisting patients with lumbar spine injuries - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to a bottoms auxiliary wearing device for assisting persons with lumbar spine injuries, which can assist users, especially users who cannot bend over, to wear bottoms such as trousers and skirts. It includes two semi-circular struts that basically form a circle, each strut is provided with a plurality of clips for clamping the bottom, and each strut is set on a telescopic electric push rod used to drive it up and down. On the rod, the housing of each electric push rod is arranged on a horizontal moving device for driving the electric push rod to move radially along the semicircular strut, and the horizontal moving device uses a motor as a power source.

Description

Bottom-mounted auxiliary wearable device for assisting patients with lumbar spine injuries

technical field

The utility model relates to a bottom-mounted auxiliary wearing device.

Background technique

Assistive devices play an important role in our lives and can help people solve some difficulties. For patients with lumbar spine injury, it is extremely difficult to wear bottoms, and certain auxiliary equipment is required. However, for various reasons, this effective aid has not been widely implemented.

In recent years, with the efforts and assistance of scientific and technological personnel in my country, some auxiliary wearable devices for patients with paralysis of the lower limbs have been developed. Through the application and observation of patients, it has been confirmed that the compensation of lower extremity function can be achieved to different degrees, so as to reduce the dysfunction of lower extremity, promote the function of residual function, solve the problem of dysfunction of patients with lumbar spine injury and the elderly, and better help them. Wearing trousers and lifting trousers to solve the inconvenience in life has great use value and application prospect.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The utility model relates to a bottom-mounted auxiliary wearing device for assisting lumbar spine injury patients. The auxiliary wearing device is mainly designed for lumbar spine injury patients who desire to take care of themselves and some elderly people. It can assist users, especially Users who cannot bend over should wear bottoms such as pants and skirts.

The purpose of this utility model is to realize through the following technical solutions:

The auxiliary bottom-wearing device for assisting a person with lumbar spine injury according to the utility model comprises two semi-circular struts basically forming a circle, and a plurality of clips for clamping the bottoms are arranged on each strut. Each strut is set on a telescopic rod used to drive the electric push rod to move up and down, and the housing of each electric push rod is set at a level for driving the electric push rod to move radially along the semicircular strut. on a moving device, and the horizontal moving device uses a motor as a power source.

As a further improvement to the above-mentioned auxiliary wearing device for bottom loading, the horizontal moving device includes a conveyor belt that surrounds two pulleys, the two pulleys are rotatably arranged on the frame, and one pulley is connected to the motor output shaft that drives it to rotate. Connected, the housing of the electric push rod is arranged on the upper part of the conveyor belt.

As a further improvement to the above-mentioned auxiliary wearing device for bottom loading, the frame is U-shaped, and two pulleys are arranged between the vertical plates on both sides of the U-shaped frame.

As a further improvement to the above-mentioned auxiliary wearing device for bottom loading, the clip is slidably arranged on the strut.

As a further improvement to the above-mentioned bottom-mounted auxiliary wearing device, it also includes a remote controller for controlling the actions of the electric push rod and the motor.

The beneficial effects of the present utility model:

When in use, the two struts are first driven to move relative to each other by two horizontal moving devices, so that the two struts basically form a circle, and then multiple clips on the two struts clamp the waist of the bottoms, and then push the bottoms by electric pushers. The telescopic rod of the rod is lowered, so that the bottom is lowered to a suitable position, and the user's feet and legs are extended into the bottom, and then the telescopic rod of the electric push rod is raised to drive the bottom to move up to the user's waist. Loosen the clip and organize and wear the bottoms. During use, there is no need to bend over.

The conveyor belt has a simple structure and is easy to drive the push rods to connect, so that the overall size of the device is small and easy to install in shopping malls, supermarkets, clothing sales areas and households.

The clips slide on the struts and can be moved to accommodate sized bottoms.

The remote control is used to remotely operate the electric actuator, the motor that drives the horizontal moving device, etc., which is more convenient for those who cannot bend over, such as those with lumbar spine injuries.

The utility model designs and manufactures a portable auxiliary wearing device for patients with lumbar spine injuries who desire to take care of themselves, unable to bend over, and some elderly people. This type of people can independently wear pants, skirts and other bottoms through the device. Everyday wear.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is a general view of a bottom-mounted auxiliary wearing device for helping a person with lumbar spine injury;

Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a conveyor belt, a motor, an electric push rod, a strut and the like.

Detailed ways

The present utility model will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

Referring to the bottom-mounted auxiliary wearing device for assisting a person with lumbar spine injury shown in FIG. 1 , it is arranged symmetrically from left to right. It includes two semi-circular struts 1 that basically form a circle in the horizontal plane, each strut is slidably provided with a plurality of dovetail clips 2 for clamping the bottom, and each strut is set on a for driving its upper and lower parts. On the telescopic rods 31 of the lifting electric push rods 3 , the housing of each electric push rod 3 is arranged on the upper part of a conveyor belt 4 .

Referring to FIG. 2 , each conveyor belt 4 is surrounded by two pulleys 5, and the two pulleys 5 are rotated and arranged between the vertical plates 61 on both sides of the U-shaped frame 6 through the pulley shaft. A pulley shaft of a driving pulley 51 is connected with the output shaft of a motor 7 that drives it to rotate, and the motor 7 is arranged on the outer side of one vertical plate. The remote controller for controlling the action of the electric actuator and the motor communicates with the controller of the electric actuator and the motor controller respectively through wireless signals, so as to control the action of the electric actuator and the motor through the remote control.

The electric push rod belongs to the existing device. It is an electric drive device that converts the rotary motion of the motor into the linear reciprocating motion of the push rod. It can be used as an executive machine in various simple or complex technological processes to achieve long-distance control, centralized control or automatic control.

Of course, for this device, the electric push rod 3 is only limited to move left and right between the two pulleys 5 under the drive of the conveyor belt 4 .

Claims (5)

1. A dress auxiliary wearing device under for helping lumbar vertebrae backbone injury person, characterized by, constitute circular shape semicircular brace rod including two basically, set up a plurality of clips that are used for the centre gripping to adorn under on each brace rod, every brace rod sets up on an electric putter's that is used for driving its oscilaltion telescopic link, every electric putter's casing sets up on the horizontal migration device that is used for driving electric putter along semicircular brace rod radial movement, and this horizontal migration device uses the motor as the power supply.

2. The lower-garment auxiliary wearing device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the horizontal moving means comprises a belt conveyor looped around two belt pulleys rotatably provided on the frame, one belt pulley being connected to an output shaft of a motor for driving the rotation thereof, and a housing of the electric push rod being provided on an upper portion of the belt conveyor.

3. The under-garment auxiliary wearable device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the frame is U-shaped and the two pulleys are disposed between two side risers of the U-shaped frame.

4. The under-garment auxiliary wear device of claim 1, wherein the clip is slidably disposed on the stay.

5. The bottom dressing auxiliary wearable device as claimed in claim 1, further comprising a remote controller for controlling the operation of the power push rod and the motor.

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