CN213307710U - Cap and charger assembly - Google Patents
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The utility model discloses a cap and charger subassembly. The cap can cooperate with a charger to form a charger assembly. For a Parkinson patient, a dystonia patient or an epileptic patient who has implanted a pulse generator in the head, the pulse generator implanted in the head can be charged by wearing a charger assembly when the pulse generator is low in power. The hat comprises a side hat surrounding belt, a top hat surrounding belt and at least one movable belt. The side cap shroud ring and the top cap shroud ring can form a support frame suitable for the head circumference of a human body, the movable belt is installed at a suitable position of the support frame, and the charger is fixed at a suitable position through the movable belt, so that the charger can aim at the pulse generator implanted into the head of the patient and charge the pulse generator. When the patient wears the charger subassembly and charges for the pulse generator of head implantation, can suitable activity, from this, solved the inconvenient problem of patient for pulse generator charges in the past.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to an auxiliary medical field, concretely relates to cap and charger subassembly.
Background
The Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) system belongs to one of implanted nerve Stimulation systems, has obvious curative effects on various refractory neurological diseases, is a standard therapy of Parkinson at present, is increasingly widely applied to motor disorders such as dystonia, epilepsy and the like, and has wide application prospects in psychiatric diseases such as obsessive compulsive disorder, depression and the like. The traditional implanted part of DBS system is composed of pulse generator, extension wire and electrode. The pulse generator is implanted under the chest skin and connected with the extension lead, the extension lead is connected with the electrode through the neck and head subcutaneous tunnel, and the electrode passes through the skull and contacts with the stimulation rake. However, the implanted part of the latest DBS system can be implanted entirely in the head, and the pulse generator and the electrodes implanted in the head are directly connected, reducing the complexity of the operation and the risk of skin ulceration of the patient.
At present, a rechargeable lithium battery is adopted as a power supply for the pulse generator, the service life is greatly prolonged, but compared with a non-rechargeable pulse generator, the pulse generator has the defect that timing charging is needed, and a charging coil and a stimulator implanted in a body are accurately and stably aligned during charging so that normal charging can be carried out. Without the aid, the patient holds the coil by hand during charging against the implanted pulse generator for 1 hour or more, which is painful and difficult to keep on performing. The existing wearable or simple charging braces are mainly suitable for patients with pulse generators implanted in subcutaneous chest positions, but the braces cannot be used for patients with Parkinson's disease, dystonia or epilepsy who implant the pulse generators in the head, and the patients urgently need a charging auxiliary tool suitable for the patients.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
In view of the above, the present invention provides a cap and charger assembly for use in charging a pulse generator implanted in the head of a patient with parkinson's disease, a patient with dystonia or an epileptic.
In a first aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a hat, including:
the head part of the side cap surrounding belt is provided with a first fixing piece, the tail part of the side cap surrounding belt is provided with a second fixing piece, and the second fixing piece is detachably connected with the first fixing piece;
a top cap shroud, the head of the top cap shroud being fixedly connected to the side cap shroud, the tail of the top cap shroud being provided at a first location with a third fastener and at a second location with a fourth fastener, the third and fourth fasteners being configured to releasably interconnect different locations of the tail of the top cap shroud to form a buckle; and
the head of the movable belt is provided with a movable buckle, the third position of the tail of the movable belt is provided with a fifth fixing piece, and the fourth position of the tail of the movable belt is provided with a sixth fixing piece;
wherein the movable buckle is configured to be arranged on the side cap circumference belt or the top cap circumference belt in a penetrating way, and the fifth fixing piece and the sixth fixing piece are configured to detachably connect different positions of the tail part of the movable belt with each other to form a ring buckle.
Preferably, the hat further comprises a brim, and the brim is fixedly connected with the middle part of the side hat surrounding band.
Preferably, the first fixing piece is a hook and loop fastener, and the second fixing piece is a hook and loop fastener; or
The first fixing piece is a hook-and-loop fastener, and the second fixing piece is a hook-and-loop fastener.
Preferably, the third fixing member is
The fourth fixing piece is a hook and loop fastening surface; or
The third fixing piece is a hook-and-loop fastener, and the fourth fixing piece is a hook-and-loop fastener.
Preferably, the fifth fixing part is
The sixth fixing piece is a hook and loop fastening surface; or
The fifth fixing piece is a hook-and-loop fastener, and the sixth fixing piece is a hook-and-loop fastener.
In a second aspect, embodiments of the present invention provide a hat, comprising:
a brim;
the middle part of the side cap surrounding belt is fixedly connected with the brim, the head part of the side cap surrounding belt is provided with a first fixing piece, the tail part of the side cap surrounding belt is provided with a second fixing piece, and the second fixing piece is configured to be detachably connected with the first fixing piece;
a top cap shroud, a head portion of the top cap shroud being fixedly connected to the brim, a first tail portion of the top cap shroud being provided with a third fastener, a second tail portion of the top cap shroud being provided with a fourth fastener, the third fastener and the fourth fastener being configured to releasably interconnect different positions of the tail portion of the top cap shroud to form a loop; and
the head of the movable belt is provided with a movable buckle, the third position of the tail of the movable belt is provided with a fifth fixing piece, and the fourth position of the tail of the movable belt is provided with a sixth fixing piece;
wherein the movable buckle is configured to be arranged on the side cap circumference belt or the top cap circumference belt in a penetrating way, and the fifth fixing piece and the sixth fixing piece are configured to detachably connect different positions of the tail part of the movable belt with each other to form a ring buckle.
In a third aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a charger assembly, including:
a cap as described above; and
a charger configured to be worn on a leash of the cap.
Preferably, the charger further comprises:
the buckle is used for fixing the charger.
Preferably, the buckle is detachably connected to the movable belt to fix or separate the charger to or from the cap.
The technical scheme of the utility model forms the charger subassembly through a cap and charger cooperation. For a Parkinson patient, a dystonia patient or an epileptic patient with the pulse generator implanted in the head, the pulse generator implanted in the head can be charged by wearing the charger component when the electric quantity of the pulse generator is insufficient. The hat comprises a side hat surrounding belt, a top hat surrounding belt and at least one movable belt. The side cap shroud ring and the top cap shroud ring can form a support frame suitable for the head circumference of a human body, the movable belt is installed at a suitable position of the support frame, and the charger is fixed at a suitable position through the movable belt, so that the charger can be aligned to the pulse generator implanted into the head of the patient and charge the pulse generator. When a patient wears the charger assembly to charge the pulse generator implanted in the head, the pulse generator can move properly, thereby solving the inconvenience of charging the pulse generator by the patient in the past.
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The above and other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following description of the embodiments of the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional deep brain electrical stimulation system scheme;
fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a scheme of implanting the head of a patient into a deep brain electrical stimulation system according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view (one) of a cap according to an embodiment of the present invention in a first state;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view (II) of the cap according to the embodiment of the present invention in the first state;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view (one) of a cap according to an embodiment of the present invention in a second state;
FIG. 6 is a schematic view (II) of the cap according to the embodiment of the present invention in a second state;
fig. 7 is a perspective view (one) of a patient worn charger assembly in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 8 is a perspective view (ii) of the charger unit worn by the patient according to the embodiment of the present invention.
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The present invention will be described below based on examples, but the present invention is not limited to only these examples. In the following detailed description of the present invention, certain specific details are set forth in detail. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced without these specific details. Well-known methods, procedures, components and circuits have not been described in detail so as not to obscure the present invention.
Further, those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that the drawings provided herein are for illustrative purposes and are not necessarily drawn to scale.
Unless the context clearly requires otherwise, throughout the description, the words "comprise", "comprising", and the like are to be construed in an inclusive sense as opposed to an exclusive or exhaustive sense; that is, what is meant is "including, but not limited to".
In the description of the present invention, it is to be understood that the terms "first," "second," and the like are used for descriptive purposes only and are not to be construed as indicating or implying relative importance. In addition, in the description of the present invention, "a plurality" means two or more unless otherwise specified.
Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional deep brain electrical stimulation system scheme. As shown in fig. 1, the implanted part in the body of the conventional deep brain stimulation system is mainly composed of a pulse generator a1, an extension lead a2 and an electrode A3, the pulse generator a1 is implanted under the chest skin and connected with the extension lead a2, and the extension lead a2 passes through the neck skin from the chest skin and is connected with the electrode A3 under the head skin. When the neck is moving, the extension lead A2 is easily pulled, so that the extension lead A2 and the joint of the extension lead A2 and the electrode A3 are stressed. Implantation of extension lead a2 requires the creation of a subcutaneous tunnel between the chest and head, which is more traumatic.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a scheme of implanting the head of a patient into a deep brain electrical stimulation system according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in fig. 2, the deep brain stimulation system according to the embodiment of the present invention is completely implanted in the head, and the extension of the lead is not required. Specifically, the deep brain stimulation system of the embodiment of the present invention includes a pulse generator B1, an electrode B3, an electrode fixing device B4 and a mounting device B5. The pulse generator B1 and the electrode B3 are directly connected, the electrode B3 is fixed by an electrode fixing device B4, and the pulse generator B1 is fixed on the skull by a mounting device B5. The pulse generator B1 generates two paths of constant voltage or constant current electric pulse signals, and the two paths of electric pulse signals are respectively added to the two treatment rake points through the two stimulation electrodes B3.
At present, a pulse generator of a DBS system adopts a rechargeable lithium battery as a power supply to supply power, so that the service life is greatly prolonged, but compared with a non-rechargeable pulse generator, the pulse generator has the defect that the charging is carried out regularly, and the charging can be normally carried out only by accurately and stably aligning a charger with a stimulator implanted in a body during charging. The existing wireless charging technology can charge the pulse generator implanted in the brain, but if no auxiliary tool is matched with the wireless charger for use, a patient needs to hold the charger with hands to be close to the position of the pulse generator implanted in the brain during charging, the charger is kept still for 1 hour or more, and the pulse generator is painful for the patient and is difficult to persist in completing the work. In order to relieve pain of a patient when the patient charges a pulse generator implanted in the brain, the embodiment provides a hat.
Fig. 3 to 6 are schematic views of the cap of the present embodiment in different states. Fig. 3 and 4 are schematic views of the cap in a first state. The first state is typically a non-use state. In the first state, the cap is normally in an extended state. Fig. 5 and 6 are schematic views of the cap in a second state. The second state is generally the use state of the cap. In the second state, the cap is generally in an assembled state, fitting around the circumference of the patient's head, and capable of being worn on the patient's skull.
As shown in fig. 3-6, in an alternative implementation, a hat includes: side cap shroud 1, top cap shroud 2 and movable belt 3. Specifically, one visor 4 may be provided for the cap, and of course, the cap may be used without the visor 4. The cap peak 4 has the advantages that when a patient wears the cap with the additional accessories, the cap is adjusted to be suitable for the head of the patient by holding the cap peak 4 with hands; when the patient takes off the hat, the patient can also hold the brim 4 by hands, so that the hat is convenient to take off. The use of the patient is not influenced by not arranging the brim 4, and the structure is simpler.
Preferably, the side cap band 1, the top cap band 2 and the movable band 3 are made of cotton cloth.
Preferably, the cap adopts a scheme of arranging the cap peak 4, the cap peak 4 contains filler, the filler is made of plastic, and the filler is wrapped by cotton cloth.
In the hat, the side hat band 1 includes a head 10, a middle 11 and a tail 12. The head part 10 of the side cap shroud 1 is provided with a first fixing member 101, and the tail part 12 of the side cap shroud 1 is provided with a second fixing member 121. The first fixing member 101 is a hook and loop fastener, and the second fixing member 121 is a hook and loop fastener; or the first fixing member 101 is a hook-and-loop fastener, and the second fixing member 121 is a hook-and-loop fastener. The middle part 11 of the side cap shroud ring 1 is fixedly connected with the brim 4.
The top hat shroud 2 includes a top hat shroud head portion 20 and a top hat shroud tail portion 21. The head part 20 of the top cap shroud is fixedly connected with the middle part 11 of the side cap shroud 1. The top cap shroud head 20 and the side cap shroud 1 are fixedly connected by connecting or manufacturing the top cap shroud head 20 and the side cap shroud 1 into a whole after manufacture. The top hat shroud tail 21 is provided with a third fixing piece 210 at the first position 21A and a fourth fixing piece 211 at the second position 21B. Wherein, the third fixing member 210 is a hook and loop fastener, and the fourth fixing member 211 is a hook and loop fastener; or the third fixing member 210 is a hook and loop fastener, and the fourth fixing member 211 is a hook and loop fastener.
The movable belt 3 includes a movable belt head 31 and a movable belt tail 32. The moving belt head 31 is provided with a moving buckle 310, and preferably, the moving buckle 310 is made of leather. The movable belt tail 32 is provided with a fifth fixed member 320 at a third position 32A and a sixth fixed member 321 at a fourth position 32B. Wherein, the fifth fixing member 320 is a hook and loop fastener, and the sixth fixing member 321 is a hook and loop fastener; or the fifth fixing element 320 is a hook and loop fastener, and the sixth fixing element 321 is a hook and loop fastener.
In the second state, it is usually the use state of the cap. The steps of putting the hat in a using state are as follows: (1) the head part 31 of the movable belt 3 is arranged on the side cap surrounding belt 1; (2) connecting the head part 10 and the tail part 12 of the side cap shroud ring 1; (3) mounting the tail part 21 of the top hat surrounding belt 2 on the side hat surrounding belt 1; (4) the tail portion 32 of the movable belt 3 is mounted on the side cap shroud 1. The specific steps are described in detail below.
(1) First, the movable buckle 310 of the movable belt head 31 can be threaded on the side cap shroud 1 or the top cap shroud 2. Preferably, the movable buckle 310 of the movable belt head 31 is configured to be worn on the side cap shroud 1. The patient firstly puts the movable button 310 on the side cap shroud ring 1 to fix the movable belt head 31.
(2) Next, the head 10 and tail 12 of the side cap shroud 1 are connected to form a support frame suitable for the head circumference of the patient. Specifically, the patient attaches the hook and loop fastener surface of the first fastener 101 and the hook and loop fastener surface of the second fastener 102 of the side cap shroud 1, thereby easily connecting the head portion 10 and the tail portion 12 of the side cap shroud 1.
(3) Next, the top hat band 2 is fixed to the side hat band 1. The fixing method is that the third fixing piece 210 and the fourth fixing piece 211 of the top hat shroud tail portion 21 are used for fixing. The user attaches the third fixing member 210 and the fourth fixing member 211 at the tail portion 21 of the top hat shroud to form a buckle, and surrounds the side hat shroud 1 through the buckle. The method for forming the ring buckle by keeping the third fixing piece 210 and the fourth fixing piece 211 in the attaching state comprises the following steps: the user pastes the hook-and-loop fastener of second position 21B's magic in the different positions of first position 21A's magic tape matte, just can make third mounting 210 and fourth mounting 211 laminate, because there is certain space between second position 21B's magic tape hook-and-loop fastener of magic tape and first position 21A, when third mounting 210 and fourth mounting 211 laminate, the space just forms a latch closure. The formed ring buckle surrounds the side cap shroud 1, thereby fixing the top cap shroud 2 on the side cap shroud 1.
(4) Finally, the tail portion 32 of the movable belt 3 is fixed to the side cap shroud 1. The specific steps are that the user attaches the fifth fixing piece 320 and the sixth fixing piece 321 on the tail part 32 of the movable belt, and forms a buckle, and the side cap shroud 1 is surrounded by the buckle. The method for forming the ring buckle by attaching the fifth fixing element 320 and the sixth fixing element 321 includes: the user pastes the hook-and-loop fastener of fourth position 32B in the different positions of the hook-and-loop fastener of third position 32A's magic, just enables the laminating of fifth mounting 320 and sixth mounting 321, because there is certain space between the hook-and-loop fastener of fourth position 32B and the hook-and-loop fastener of third position 32A, the space just forms a latch closure. The formed buckle is looped around the side cap shroud 1, thereby fixing the tail portion 32 of the movable band to the side cap shroud 1 through the fifth fixing piece 320 and the sixth fixing piece 321.
Through the arrangement, the side cap surrounding belt, the top cap surrounding belt and the movable belt can be adjusted to be in a use state, so that the cap suitable for being worn by a patient is formed.
In this embodiment, a first fixing member is provided at the head portion of the side cap band, and a second fixing member is provided at the tail portion, and the first fixing member can be connected with the second fixing member, so that the head portion and the tail portion of the side cap band are fixedly connected to form a support frame suitable for the head circumference of the patient. The top hat surrounding belt is very easily fixed on the side hat surrounding belt through the third fixing piece and the fourth fixing piece. Through activity knot, fifth mounting and sixth mounting for the activity area is very easily fixed on the side cap shroud, and easily adjusts the position of activity area on the side cap shroud. Moreover, the hook-and-loop fastener and the hook-and-loop fastener are used, so that the support frame formed by the side cap shroud band can be easily adjusted to a state suitable for the size of the head circumference of a patient, the using length of the top cap shroud band in the using state can be easily changed, and the using length of the movable band in the using state can be easily changed, so that the head circumference of different patients can be suitable.
In another alternative implementation, a hat includes: side cap shroud 1, top cap shroud 2, movable band 3 and brim of a hat 4. The top hat surrounding belt 2 is not fixed on the side hat surrounding belt 1, and the top hat surrounding belt 2 is fixed on the hat brim 4, so that the side hat surrounding belt 1, the top hat surrounding belt 2 and the hat brim 4 can be connected together, the step-by-step connection process is omitted, and the working procedures are reduced.
The embodiment of the utility model provides a still provide a charger subassembly.
Fig. 7 and 8 are perspective views of the patient-worn charger assembly of the present embodiment. As shown in fig. 7 and 8, the charger assembly includes a cap 100 and a charger 200. The charger 200 is provided with a buckle of a japanese type. For a patient who has implanted the pulse generator on his head, when the pulse generator is used for a while and the battery in the pulse generator needs to be charged, the patient only needs to fix the charger 200 on the cap 100, and after a certain period of time, the charger 200 can charge the pulse generator fully. The specific using method is that a patient penetrates the movable buckle 310 on the head 31 of the movable belt 3 of the hat 100 into the side hat surrounding belt 1, then the side hat surrounding belt 1 and the top hat surrounding belt 2 are assembled and adjusted into a support frame suitable for the head circumference of the patient, then the tail part 32 of the movable belt 3 penetrates through the Japanese buckle on the charger 200, and then the tail part 32 of the movable belt 3 is fixed on the side hat surrounding belt 1 through the fifth fixing piece and the sixth fixing piece. The patient adjusts the position of the charger 200 on the movable belt 3 so that the charger 200 can be aligned with the position on the skull where the pulse generator is implanted, and the charger can be used to charge the pulse generator implanted in the head.
The technical scheme of the utility model forms the charger subassembly through a cap and charger cooperation. For a patient with Parkinson's disease, a patient with dystonia or a patient with epilepsy who has implanted the pulse generator in the head, the pulse generator implanted in the head can be charged by wearing the charger component when the pulse generator is low in power. The cap includes a side cap band, a top cap band, and at least one movable band. The side cap shroud ring and the top cap shroud ring can form a support frame suitable for the head circumference of a human body, the charger is fixed at a proper position through the movable belt, and the movable belt is installed at a proper position of the support frame, so that the charger can be aligned to the pulse generator implanted into the brain of the patient and charge the pulse generator. When a patient wears the charger component to charge the pulse generator implanted in the head, the pulse generator implanted in the head can move properly, so that the inconvenience that the patient fixes the charger by hands to charge the pulse generator in the head when no auxiliary device is arranged is solved.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention, and various modifications and changes may be made by those skilled in the art. Any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included within the protection scope of the present invention.
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1. A cap, comprising:
the head part of the side cap surrounding belt is provided with a first fixing piece, the tail part of the side cap surrounding belt is provided with a second fixing piece, and the second fixing piece is detachably connected with the first fixing piece;
a top cap shroud, the head of the top cap shroud being fixedly connected to the side cap shroud, the tail of the top cap shroud being provided at a first location with a third fastener and at a second location with a fourth fastener, the third and fourth fasteners being configured to releasably interconnect different locations of the tail of the top cap shroud to form a buckle; and
the head of the movable belt is provided with a movable buckle, the third position of the tail of the movable belt is provided with a fifth fixing piece, and the fourth position of the tail of the movable belt is provided with a sixth fixing piece;
wherein the movable buckle is configured to be arranged on the side cap circumference belt or the top cap circumference belt in a penetrating way, and the fifth fixing piece and the sixth fixing piece are configured to detachably connect different positions of the tail part of the movable belt with each other to form a ring buckle.
2. The hat of claim 1, further comprising a visor fixedly attached to a middle portion of the side cap band.
3. The hat according to claim 1, wherein the first fastening member is a hook and loop fastener, and the second fastening member is a hook and loop fastener; or
The first fixing piece is a hook-and-loop fastener, and the second fixing piece is a hook-and-loop fastener.
4. The hat according to claim 1, wherein the third fastening member is a hook and loop fastener, and the fourth fastening member is a hook and loop fastener; or
The third fixing piece is a hook-and-loop fastener, and the fourth fixing piece is a hook-and-loop fastener.
5. The hat according to claim 1, wherein the fifth fixing member is a hook and loop fastener surface, and the sixth fixing member is a hook and loop fastener surface; or
The fifth fixing piece is a hook-and-loop fastener, and the sixth fixing piece is a hook-and-loop fastener.
6. A cap, comprising:
a brim;
the middle part of the side cap surrounding belt is fixedly connected with the brim, the head part of the side cap surrounding belt is provided with a first fixing piece, the tail part of the side cap surrounding belt is provided with a second fixing piece, and the second fixing piece is configured to be detachably connected with the first fixing piece;
a top cap shroud, a head portion of the top cap shroud being fixedly connected to the brim, a first tail portion of the top cap shroud being provided with a third fastener, a second tail portion of the top cap shroud being provided with a fourth fastener, the third fastener and the fourth fastener being configured to releasably interconnect different positions of the tail portion of the top cap shroud to form a loop;
the head of the movable belt is provided with a movable buckle, the third position of the tail of the movable belt is provided with a fifth fixing piece, and the fourth position of the tail of the movable belt is provided with a sixth fixing piece;
wherein the movable buckle is configured to be arranged on the side cap circumference belt or the top cap circumference belt in a penetrating way, and the fifth fixing piece and the sixth fixing piece are configured to detachably connect different positions of the tail part of the movable belt with each other to form a ring buckle.
7. A charger assembly, characterized in that the charger assembly comprises:
the hat of any one of claims 1-5; and
a charger configured to be worn on a leash of the cap.
8. The charger assembly of claim 7, wherein the charger further comprises:
the buckle is used for fixing the charger.
9. The charger assembly of claim 8, wherein the buckle is removably coupled to the strap to secure or release the charger from the cap.
10. A charger assembly, characterized in that the charger assembly comprises:
the cap as defined in claim 6; and
a charger configured to be worn on a leash of the hat, the charger further comprising:
the solar buckle is used for fixing the charger and detachably connected with the movable belt to fix or separate the charger and the cap.
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