CN219331691U - Ankle back extension fixing device - Google Patents

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CN219331691U
CN219331691U CN202320158613.2U CN202320158613U CN219331691U CN 219331691 U CN219331691 U CN 219331691U CN 202320158613 U CN202320158613 U CN 202320158613U CN 219331691 U CN219331691 U CN 219331691U
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The utility model relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to a foot ankle back extension position fixing device which comprises a foot sole fixing part, a front ankle fixing part, a traction belt, a tensioning structure, a limiting part arranged on the front ankle fixing part and a first through hole formed by surrounding the inner side wall of the limiting part and the outer side wall of the front ankle fixing part, wherein one end of the traction belt penetrates through the first through hole and then is connected with the foot sole fixing part, and the other end of the traction belt is connected with the tensioning structure; the tensioning structure can be secured or locked with the lower leg of the external user to tension or tighten the drawstring. The ankle can be fixed at the position of 90 degrees of dorsum extension, so that the imaging examination of the position of 90 degrees of dorsum extension of the ankle is convenient; the cleaning and the disinfection of the plantar fixing part, the front ankle fixing part, the traction belt and the tensioning structure are convenient; the sole fixing part, the front ankle fixing part, the traction belt and the tensioning structure are convenient to disassemble and assemble, and when a certain part is damaged, the sole fixing part, the front ankle fixing part, the traction belt and the tensioning structure can be replaced independently, so that the sole fixing part is high in practicality and suitable for being widely popularized and used.

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Ankle back extension fixing device
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to a ankle dorsum stretching position fixing device.
Background
Ankle disease requires ankle fixation to be maintained in the dorsi-extended 90 ° position (when the ankle joint is in the dorsi-extended functional position) during X-ray, CT or MRI examinations, thus obtaining a photograph of the standard position. When the patient stands normally, the ankle joint is positioned at the back stretching 90 degrees, but when the X-ray film is shot by a conventional CT and MRI machine, due to equipment limitation (the patient cannot be positioned at a standing position on an inspection device), the patient needs to lie flat and can not maintain the ankle joint at the back stretching 90 degrees, so that the inspection is performed in a non-standard positive side position and a side shaft position, and the observation of doctors is influenced. The foot of the user is pulled through the ankle dorsum stretching position fixing device, so that the ankle joint of the user keeps dorsum stretching 90 degrees, the conventional CT and MRI machine can replace the CT and MRI machine with load, and standard ankle positive lateral position and calcaneus lateral axial X-ray can be obtained. The patent application with the application number of CN200620011027.1 and the application name of the ankle traction device for patella axial X-ray photography discloses a holding ring, a traction belt and a soft cushion; one end of the traction belt passes through the holding ring and is fastened by the belt clamp, and the other end of the traction belt sequentially passes through the two pull rings on the soft cushion and is fastened by the belt clamp and is connected with the soft cushion. When the device is used, a patient swings the body position, wraps the soft cushion on the ankle of the detected side, adjusts the length of the device, and then tightens the holding ring by hand. In this patent application, the ankle joint is required to be positioned at the back-extension 90 ° by the continuous force applied by the hand of the user, and the user is typically a patient in a hospital, and if the user is in a weak state, the force cannot be applied continuously, so that the shooting cannot be completed. In addition, the cushion bag, the holding ring and the traction belt of the application are not detachable, and are inconvenient to clean and disinfect. Thus, the drawbacks are quite apparent and there is a need to provide a solution.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the technical problems, the utility model aims to provide an ankle dorsi-extension fixing device.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the present utility model adopts the following technical scheme:
the ankle dorsal extension fixing device comprises a plantar fixing part, a front ankle fixing part, a traction belt, a tensioning structure, a limiting part arranged on the front ankle fixing part and a first through hole formed by surrounding the inner side wall of the limiting part and the outer side wall of the front ankle fixing part, wherein one end of the traction belt penetrates through the first through hole and then is connected with the plantar fixing part, and the other end of the traction belt is connected with the tensioning structure; the tensioning structure can be secured or locked with the lower leg of an external user to tension or tighten the drawstring.
Further, the tensioning structure comprises a female buckle, a winding belt, a second through hole arranged at the other end of the traction belt and a male buckle arranged at one end of the winding belt, wherein the other end of the winding belt penetrates through the second through hole and then is connected with the female buckle, and the male buckle can be buckled with the female buckle.
Further, the female buckle comprises a first buckle body and a first adjusting buckle arranged on the first buckle body, the first adjusting buckle is used for adjusting the length of the winding belt, and the first buckle body can be buckled with the male buckle.
Further, the male buckle comprises a second buckle body and a second adjusting buckle arranged on the second buckle body, the second adjusting buckle is used for adjusting the length of the winding belt, and the first buckle body can be buckled with the second buckle body.
Further, the first adjusting buckle comprises an adjusting buckle body, and a third through hole and a fourth through hole which are arranged on the adjusting buckle body, wherein the third through hole and the fourth through hole can be used for a winding belt to pass through.
Further, the projection of the anterior ankle fixation section attempts to be triangular.
Further, the front ankle fixing part comprises a three-dimensional trilateral cloth bag and cotton or sponge filled in the cloth bag.
Further, the sole fixing part adopts a perspective carbon fiber rod.
Further, the plantar fixing part comprises a fixing rod, a fixing plate and a sixth through hole penetrating through the fixing plate, and one end, far away from the tensioning structure, of the traction belt sequentially penetrates through the first through hole and the sixth through hole and then is connected with the fixing rod.
The utility model has the beneficial effects that: the ankle joint of an external user can maintain the back extension 90 degrees conveniently through the utility model; the plantar fixing part, the front ankle fixing part, the traction belt and the tensioning structure are all detachably connected, so that the plantar fixing part, the front ankle fixing part, the traction belt and the tensioning structure can be cleaned and disinfected conveniently; the sole fixing part, the front ankle fixing part, the traction belt and the tensioning structure are low in production cost, convenient to assemble and disassemble, capable of being replaced independently when a certain part is damaged, high in practicality and suitable for being widely popularized and used.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic perspective view of the present utility model in a use state.
Fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of the tensioning structure of the present utility model.
Fig. 3 is a schematic view of a partial perspective view of the present utility model.
Fig. 4 is a schematic partial perspective view of the second embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 5 is a schematic perspective view of a plantar fixation portion according to a second embodiment of the present utility model.
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1. a sole fixing part; 2. a front ankle fixing part; 3. pulling the belt; 4. a tensioning structure; 5. a limit part; 6. a first through hole; 7. a female buckle; 8. winding a belt; 9. a second through hole; 10. a male buckle; 11. a first buckle body; 12. a second buckle body; 13. a first adjusting button; 14. a second adjusting button; 15. a third through hole; 16. a fourth through hole; 17. a fifth through hole; 18. a fixing rod; 19. a fixing plate; 20. and a sixth through hole.
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The utility model will be further described with reference to examples and drawings, to which reference is made, but which are not intended to limit the scope of the utility model.
Embodiment one.
As shown in fig. 1 to 4, the ankle dorsal extension fixing device provided by the utility model comprises a plantar fixing part 1, a front ankle fixing part 2, a traction belt 3, a tensioning structure 4, a limiting part 5 arranged on the front ankle fixing part 2 and a first through hole 6 surrounded by the inner side wall of the limiting part 5 and the outer side wall of the front ankle fixing part 2, wherein one end of the traction belt 3 passes through the first through hole 6 and then is connected with the plantar fixing part 1, and the other end of the traction belt 3 is connected with the tensioning structure 4; the tensioning structure 4 can be secured or locked to the lower leg of an external user to tension or tighten the drawstring 3.
Specifically, the tensioning device 4 includes a female buckle 7, a winding belt 8, a second through hole 9 disposed at the other end of the pulling belt 3, and a male buckle 10 disposed at one end of the winding belt 8, wherein the other end of the winding belt 8 penetrates through the second through hole 9 and then is connected with the female buckle 7, and the male buckle 10 can be buckled with the female buckle 7. In the actual assembly process, one end of the traction belt 3 passes through the first through hole 6 and then is connected with the plantar fixing part 1, one end of the winding belt 8 passes through the second through hole 9 and then is connected with the female buckle 7, and the other end of the winding belt 8 is connected with the male buckle 10, so that the assembling or connection of the ankle dorsum stretching fixing device is completed. In the actual shooting process, when the foot muscle of the external user is in a relaxed state (i.e., the user is in a lying state, when the sole is not stressed), the front ankle fixing part 2 is placed on the dorsum of the foot or the dorsum of the foot and the limit part 5 is placed upwards, then the plantar fixing part 1 is placed on the sole of the foot, the traction belt 3 between the plantar fixing part 1 and the first through hole 6 is worn out from the gap between the toes, then the traction belt 3 is tensioned by the winding belt 8 to press the front ankle fixing part 2 on the dorsum of the user through the traction belt 3, and the traction belt 3 pulls the plantar fixing part 1 in a direction approaching the lower leg so that the plantar fixing part 1 pulls the front end of the foot or the toe in a direction approaching the lower leg; finally, one end of the winding belt 8 is wound on the lower leg of a patient clockwise, the other end of the winding belt 8 is wound on the lower leg of an external user anticlockwise, and the winding belt 8 is buckled with the female buckle 7 through the male buckle 10, so that the winding belt 8 is tightly wound on the lower leg of the external user, the winding belt 8 is positioned on the lower leg and fixed, the traction belt 3 is kept in a tensioned state, foot muscles of the external user are kept tight, the ankle joint is kept in a back stretching 90-degree position, and the standard ankle positive side X-ray and the calcaneus side X-ray can be shot through the conventional ankle positive side X-ray and calcaneus side axial perspective of a radiology department. The utility model is convenient for the ankle joint of an external user to maintain the back extension 90 degrees so as to facilitate the imaging examination of the back extension 90 degrees of the ankle joint; the plantar fixing part 1, the front ankle fixing part 2, the traction belt 3 and the tensioning structure 4 are all detachably connected, so that the plantar fixing part 1, the front ankle fixing part 2, the traction belt 3 and the tensioning structure 4 can be cleaned and disinfected respectively, and the imaging examination of the dorsad extension of the ankle for 90 degrees can be performed in the operation after the sterilization; the sole fixing part 1, the front ankle fixing part 2, the traction belt 3 and the tensioning structure 4 are low in production cost, convenient to assemble and disassemble, capable of being replaced independently when a certain part is damaged, high in practicality and suitable for wide popularization and use.
Further, the female buckle 7 includes a first buckle body 11 and a first adjusting buckle 13 disposed on the first buckle body 11, the first adjusting buckle 13 is used for adjusting the length of the winding belt 8, and the first buckle body 11 can be buckled with the male buckle 10.
Specifically, the pin buckle 10 includes a second buckle body 12 and a second adjusting buckle 14 disposed on the second buckle body 12, the first buckle body 11 can be buckled with the second buckle body 12, the first adjusting buckle 13 includes an adjusting buckle body, and a third through hole 15 and a fourth through hole 16 disposed on the adjusting buckle body, and the third through hole 15 and the fourth through hole 16 can allow the winding belt 8 to pass through; the structure and function of the second adjusting buckle 14 are the same as or similar to those of the first adjusting buckle 13, and will not be described herein. The structures of the first buckle body 11 and the second buckle body 12 may be the same as those of the prior art, and will not be described herein. In the actual use process, one end of the winding belt 8 penetrates into the fourth through hole 16 of the first adjusting buckle 13 from the upper part, penetrates into the third through hole 15 of the first adjusting buckle 13 from the lower part, and penetrates out from the upper part of the third through hole 15 of the first adjusting buckle 13; the other end of the winding belt 8 penetrates into the fourth through hole 16 of the second adjusting buckle 14 from the upper part, penetrates into the third through hole 15 of the second adjusting buckle 14 from the lower part, and penetrates out from the upper part of the third through hole 15 of the second adjusting buckle 14. When the winding belt 8 is buckled with the second buckle body 12 through the first buckle body 11 to be wound on the lower leg of an external user, the tightness of the winding belt 8 on the lower leg of the external user can be adjusted by adjusting the length of the third through hole 15 from one end of the winding belt 8 to the first adjusting buckle 13 or the length of the third through hole 15 from the other end of the winding belt 8 to the second adjusting buckle 14, so that the winding belt 8 is conveniently wound on the lower legs of different external users or on different positions of the lower legs, the practicability of the utility model is further improved, and the pulling belt 3 is more conveniently further tensioned by the winding belt 8.
Further, the top projection of the front ankle fixing part 2 tries to be triangular;
preferably, the front ankle fixing part 2 comprises a three-dimensional trilateral cloth bag and cotton or sponge filled in the cloth bag. In the actual use process, the limiting part 5 can be a cloth piece, the cloth piece is sewn on one side surface of the front ankle fixing part 2, which is provided with two longest edges, two mutually perpendicular side surfaces of the front ankle fixing part 2 are respectively abutted against the instep and the shank, the contact area between the front ankle fixing part 2 and an external user is improved, the friction force between the front ankle fixing part 2 and the external user is improved, and the front ankle fixing part 2 and the instep and the shank of the external user are not easy to slide or slip. The pulling belt 3 is tightened by the winding belt 8 to press the fore ankle securing portion 2 against the dorsum of the foot of the external user. The production and manufacturing steps of the front ankle fixing part 2 are simple, and the processing cost is low.
Further, the plantar fixation part 1 adopts a perspective carbon fiber rod.
In the actual use process, one end of the traction belt 3 far away from the tensioning structure 4 is provided with a fifth through hole 17, and the plantar fixing part 1 can be inserted into the fifth through hole 17, so that the plantar fixing part 1 is connected with the traction belt 3. The perspective carbon fiber rod can be clamped at the concave position below the toes, and the plantar fixing part 1 is not easy to slip or misplace. The adoption of the perspective carbon fiber rod cannot influence the imaging or imaging examination of the ankle joint of the foot due to the sole fixing part 1.
Embodiment two:
as shown in fig. 5, this embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that: the plantar fixation part 1 comprises a fixation rod 18, a fixation plate 19 and a sixth through hole 20 penetrating through the fixation plate 19, one end, far away from the tensioning structure 4, of the traction belt 3 sequentially penetrates through the first through hole 6 and the sixth through hole 20 and then is connected with the fixation rod 18, and the length of the fixation rod 18 is larger than that of the sixth through hole 20.
In the actual use process, the fixing plate 19 can be placed on the sole of the foot, then the traction belt 3 sequentially passes through the first through hole 6 and the sixth through hole 20, and then the fixing rod 18 is placed on one side of the fixing plate 19 far away from the sole of the foot and is inserted into the fifth through hole 17 of the traction belt 3, so that the connection between the traction belt 3 and the sole fixing part 1 is completed. The fixing rod 18 and the fixing plate 19 are driven by the traction belt 3 to pull the front end or the toe of the foot backwards, so that the ankle joint is positioned at the position of back extension by 90 degrees, the contact area between the fixing plate 19 and the sole plate is large, and the process of pulling the front end or the toe of the foot backwards by the fixing plate 19 is more stable. The fixing plate 19 and the fixing rod 18 are made of transparent materials. The fixing plate 19 may be made of plastic material.
The other structures of the present embodiment are the same as those of the first embodiment, and the same structure may be resolved by the first embodiment, which is not described in detail herein.
All technical features in the embodiment can be freely combined according to actual needs.
The foregoing embodiments are preferred embodiments of the present utility model, and in addition, the present utility model may be implemented in other ways, and any obvious substitution is within the scope of the present utility model without departing from the concept of the present utility model.

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1. An ankle dorsum extension fixing device, which is characterized in that: the novel ankle fixing device comprises a sole fixing part (1), a front ankle fixing part (2), a traction belt (3), a tensioning structure (4), a limiting part (5) arranged on the front ankle fixing part (2) and a first through hole (6) formed by surrounding the inner side wall of the limiting part (5) and the outer side wall of the front ankle fixing part (2), wherein one end of the traction belt (3) penetrates through the first through hole (6) and then is connected with the sole fixing part (1), and the other end of the traction belt (3) is connected with the tensioning structure (4); the tensioning structure (4) can be fixed or locked to the lower leg of an external user to tension or tighten the traction belt (3).
2. An ankle dorsi-extension fixation device according to claim 1, wherein: the tensioning structure (4) comprises a female buckle (7), a winding belt (8), a second through hole (9) arranged at the other end of the traction belt (3) and a male buckle (10) arranged at one end of the winding belt (8), wherein the other end of the winding belt (8) penetrates through the second through hole (9) and then is connected with the female buckle (7), and the male buckle (10) can be buckled with the female buckle (7).
3. An ankle dorsi-extension fixation device according to claim 2, wherein: the female buckle (7) comprises a first buckle body (11) and a first adjusting buckle (13) arranged on the first buckle body (11), the first adjusting buckle (13) is used for adjusting the length of the winding belt (8), and the first buckle body (11) can be buckled with the male buckle (10).
4. An ankle dorsi-extension fixation device according to claim 2, wherein: the male buckle (10) comprises a second buckle body (12) and a second adjusting buckle (14) arranged on the second buckle body (12), the second adjusting buckle (14) is used for adjusting the length of the winding belt (8), and the female buckle (7) can be buckled with the second buckle body (12).
5. A ankle dorsi-extension fixation device according to claim 3, wherein: the first adjusting buckle (13) comprises an adjusting buckle body, and a third through hole (15) and a fourth through hole (16) which are arranged on the adjusting buckle body, wherein the third through hole (15) and the fourth through hole (16) can be used for the winding belt (8) to pass through.
6. An ankle dorsi-extension fixation device according to claim 1, wherein: the projection of the front ankle fixation (2) is intended to be triangular.
7. An ankle dorsi-extension fixation device according to claim 1, wherein: the front ankle fixing part (2) comprises a three-dimensional trilateral cloth bag and cotton or sponge filled in the cloth bag.
8. An ankle dorsi-extension fixation device according to any one of claims 1-7, wherein: the sole fixing part (1) adopts a perspective carbon fiber rod.
9. An ankle dorsi-extension fixation device according to any one of claims 1-7, wherein: the plantar fixation part (1) comprises a fixation rod (18), a fixation plate (19) and a sixth through hole (20) penetrating through the fixation plate (19), and one end, far away from the tensioning structure (4), of the traction belt (3) sequentially penetrates through the first through hole (6) and the sixth through hole (20) and then is connected with the fixation rod (18).
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