CN219681004U - A cervical spine fixation device for use by patients with cervical spine fractures while lying in bed - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to a cervical vertebra fixation device for use by patients with cervical vertebra fractures while lying in bed. It includes a pillow. One end of the pillow is provided with a tongue corresponding to the position of the patient's cervical vertebra. The pillow is provided with a symmetrically arranged lifting pad. There is an accommodating cavity for accommodating the patient's head between the two lifting pads, and a water cushion is provided on the upper end of the pillow at the position of the accommodating cavity; a sandbag is provided on the upper end of the pillow, and one side of the sandbag An iron wire set is provided, and the shape of the sandbag is adjusted to suit the patient's shoulder and neck position through the action of the iron wire set. The utility model has good fixation performance. The water cushion in the pillow receiving cavity can play a good decompression effect on the patient's back pillow. At the same time, by setting up the sandbag, the shape of the sandbag is adjusted through the action of the wire group to suit The patient's shoulder and neck position is thus effectively fixed and supported between the patient's neck and shoulders, which is beneficial to the patient's recovery.

Description

A cervical spine fixation device for use by patients with cervical spine fractures while lying in bed

Technical field

The utility model belongs to the technical field of medical supplies, and specifically relates to a cervical vertebra fixation device for use by patients with cervical vertebra fractures while lying in bed.

Background technique

Patients with cervical spine fractures need to fix their cervical spine before surgery to prevent them from turning over while lying in bed, causing secondary injuries and aggravating nerve damage. Cervical braces are generally used to fix the patient's cervical spine. However, cervical braces are not conducive to patients' use in bed and are troublesome to put on and take off. Patients will feel uncomfortable and the results will be poor;

At present, for example, the patent number CN213788598U discloses a cervical spine fixed pad for patients to lie flat in bed. Its structure includes a pillow, and the pillow is provided with a tongue that fits the normal physiological curvature of the neck and a seat that accommodates the patient's head. The accommodation cavity has flat surfaces on both sides of the accommodation cavity to restrict the patient's head from shaking on the cervical spine fixation pad to avoid secondary injury to the patient's cervical spine during the rehabilitation process. However, when it is used, when the patient is lying down, the patient The lack of an effective relative fixed support structure between the neck and the shoulder is detrimental to the patient's recovery. For this reason, the utility model provides a cervical spine fixation device for use by patients with cervical spine fractures while lying in bed.

Utility model content

The purpose of this utility model is to provide a cervical vertebra fixation device for patients with cervical vertebra fractures who are bedridden to solve the above problems.

The utility model achieves the above objects through the following technical solutions:

A cervical vertebra fixation device for patients with cervical vertebra fractures when lying in bed, including a pillow. One end of the pillow is provided with a tongue corresponding to the position of the patient's cervical spine. The pillow is provided with a symmetrically arranged lifting pad. Two of the lifting pads are provided. There is an accommodating cavity for accommodating the patient's head between the high cushions, and a water cushion is provided on the upper end surface of the pillow at the position of the accommodating cavity;

A sandbag is provided on the upper end surface of the pillow close to the outside of the two lifting pads. An iron wire set is provided on one side of the sandbag. The shape of the sandbag is adjusted by the action of the iron wire set to adapt to the shoulder and neck position of the patient.

As a further optimization solution of the present invention, the accommodation cavity is provided with an upper convex surface corresponding to the patient's back pillow near the tongue, and the accommodation cavity is provided with a lower concave surface corresponding to the patient's head adjacent to the upper convex surface. When in use, The patient's occiput is held up by the upper convex surface of the accommodation cavity, and the patient's head adjacent to the occiput is placed on the lower concave surface of the accommodation cavity. Through the design of the upper convex surface and the lower concave surface, the shape of the accommodation cavity can be It adapts to the normal physiological curvature of the patient's cervical spine and better provides good fixed support to the patient's cervical spine when the patient is lying down.

As a further optimization solution of the present invention, the opposite surfaces of the two raised pads are respectively provided with dirt-proof cloths, which are used for better dirt-proofing. In addition, according to the needs of use, the dirt-proof cloths can be set as Detachable for easy replacement and cleaning.

As a further optimization solution of the present invention, the upper end surface of the pillow is provided with a male Velcro surface close to the outside of the two lifting pads, and the outside of the sandbag is provided with a female Velcro surface that is adhered to the male surface of the Velcro. The sandbag passes through the Velcro The female surface of the sticker and the male surface of the Velcro of the pillow are pasted together to facilitate the removal and storage of the sandbag.

As a further optimization solution of the present invention, the lower end surface of the pillow is provided with a silicone anti-slip portion. The design of the silicone anti-slip portion can assist in fixing the position of the pillow and the bed surface, making it less likely to cause positional movement.

The beneficial effects of this utility model are:

The utility model has good fixation performance. The water cushion in the pillow receiving cavity can play a good decompression effect on the patient's back pillow. At the same time, by setting up the sandbag, the shape of the sandbag is adjusted through the action of the wire group to adapt to the situation. The patient's shoulder and neck position is thus effectively fixed and supported between the patient's neck and shoulders, which is beneficial to the patient's recovery.

Description of the drawings

Figure 1 is a top view provided by the utility model;

Figure 2 is a structural cross-sectional view of part A-A in Figure 1 provided by the present invention;

Figure 3 is a structural perspective view of the sandbag provided by the utility model;

Figure 4 is a diagram showing the use status of the sandbag and pillow provided by the present utility model;

In the picture: 1. Pillow; 11. Upper convex surface; 12. Lower concave surface; 2. Tongue; 3. Elevating pad; 4. Water cushion; 5. Sandbag; 6. Dirt barrier cloth; 7. Wire set; 8 , female side of Velcro; 9. male side of Velcro; 10. silicone anti-slip part.

Detailed ways

The present application will be described in further detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. It is necessary to point out here that the following specific embodiments are only used to further illustrate the present application and cannot be understood as limiting the protection scope of the present application. Those skilled in the field can refer to The above application contents make some non-essential improvements and adjustments to this application.

Referring to Figure 1 of the description, a cervical spine fixation device for use by patients with cervical spine fractures in bed in this embodiment includes a pillow 1. The material of the pillow 1 is sponge, silica gel or latex. The lower part of the pillow 1 is The end surface is provided with a silicone anti-slip part 10. The design of the silicone anti-slip part 10 can assist in fixing the position of the pillow 1 and the bed surface, making it less likely to cause positional movement. One end of the pillow 1 is provided with a tongue 2 corresponding to the position of the patient's cervical spine, so The pillow 1 is provided with symmetrically arranged lifting pads 3. There is an accommodating cavity for accommodating the patient's head between the two lifting pads 3. The upper end surface of the pillow 1 is located at the position of the accommodating cavity. There is water cushion 4;

As shown in Figure 3 of the description, a sandbag 5 is provided on the upper end surface of the pillow 1 close to the outside of the two lifting pads 3. An iron wire group 7 is provided on one side of the sandbag 5. The shape of the sandbag 5 is determined by the iron wire. The function of Group 7 is adjusted to suit the patient's shoulder and neck position.

As shown in Figure 2 of the specification, the accommodation cavity is provided with an upper convex surface 11 corresponding to the patient's back pillow near the tongue 2, and the accommodation cavity is provided with a lower concave surface 12 corresponding to the patient's head adjacent to the upper convex surface 11. When in use, the patient's occipital part is held up by the upper convex surface 11 of the accommodation cavity, and the patient's head adjacent to the occipital part is correspondingly placed on the lower concave surface 12 of the accommodation cavity. Through the design of the upper convex surface 11 and the lower concave surface 12, This allows the shape of the accommodation cavity to adapt to the normal physiological curvature of the patient's cervical spine and better provide good fixed support to the patient's cervical spine when the patient is lying down.

The opposite surfaces of the two lifting pads 3 are respectively provided with dirt-proof cloths 6. The lifting pads 3 opposite to each other on the pillow 1 are used to restrict the patient's head from shaking on the pillow 1. The two lifting pads The opposite surface of 3 will be in contact with the patient's head and is easy to get dirty. Through the setting of the dirt barrier cloth 6, the dirt can be better isolated. In addition, according to the needs of use, the dirt barrier cloth 6 can be set to be detachable for easy replacement. Clean.

The upper end surface of the pillow 1 is provided with a Velcro male surface 9 on the outside close to the two lifting pads 3, and the sandbag 5 is provided with a Velcro female surface 8 attached to the Velcro male surface 9 on the outside. The sandbag 5 passes through the magic tape. The female surface 8 and the Velcro male surface 9 of the pillow 1 are pasted together to facilitate the removal and storage of the sandbag 5.

The application process of the utility model is that when a patient lies down, his cervical vertebra position corresponds to the tongue 2 at one end of the pillow 1. Then, the patient's back pillow is held up by the upper convex surface 11 of the accommodation cavity, and the patient's head is close to the back pillow. correspondingly placed on the lower concave surface 12 of the accommodating cavity. The water cushion 4 in the accommodating cavity plays a good decompression effect on the patient's back occiput. The two lifting pads 3 on the pillow 1 limit the patient's The head of the patient is swaying on the pillow 1 to avoid secondary injury to the patient's cervical spine during the recovery process. Then, after adjusting the shape of the sandbag 5 according to the patient's shoulder and neck positions on both sides, the sandbag 5 is placed on both sides of the patient. The position of the patient's cervical spine and shoulders can be kept relatively fixed when lying down, which is conducive to the patient's recovery. The usage diagram is shown in Figure 4 of the instruction manual. When the patient needs to turn over, just take away the sandbag 5, and then put it back after turning over. The sandbags 5 can be repositioned on both sides of the patient's shoulders and neck. The cervical spine fixation pad provided by the utility model has a good fixation effect, so that the position of the cervical spine and shoulders can be kept relatively fixed when the patient is lying down, which is beneficial to the patient's recovery.

The above-mentioned embodiments only express several implementation modes of the present invention. The descriptions are relatively specific and detailed, but should not be construed as limiting the patent scope of the present invention. It should be noted that for those of ordinary skill in the art, several modifications and improvements can be made without departing from the concept of the present utility model, and these all fall within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims (5)

1. The utility model provides a cervical vertebra fixing device for patient's cervical vertebra fracture bed-ridden use, includes bolster (1), its characterized in that, bolster (1) one end is provided with tongue (2) corresponding patient's cervical vertebra position, be equipped with on bolster (1) and set up the pad (3) that lifts up symmetrically, leave the holding chamber that holds patient's head between two pad (3) that lifts up, bolster (1) up end is located the position of holding chamber and is equipped with water cushion (4);

the bolster (1) up end is close to the outside that two raised pad (3) is equipped with sand bag (5), one side of sand bag (5) is equipped with iron wire group (7), the shape of sand bag (5) is adjusted in order to adapt to patient both sides shoulder neck position through the effect of iron wire group (7).

2. A cervical spine fixation device for use in a bed for a patient with a cervical spine fracture as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the upper convex surface (11) corresponding to the back pillow part of the patient is arranged at the position, close to the tongue part (2), of the accommodating cavity, and the lower concave surface (12) corresponding to the head of the patient is arranged at the position, close to the upper convex surface (11), of the accommodating cavity.

3. A cervical spine fixation device for use in a bed for a patient with a cervical spine fracture as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the opposite surfaces of the two lifting pads (3) are respectively provided with a dirt separating cloth (6).

4. A cervical spine fixation device for use in a bed for a patient with a cervical spine fracture as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the utility model discloses a pillow, bolster, sand bag, bolster, female face (8) are pasted with public face (9) are pasted to the outside that is close to two pad (3) are raised to bolster (1) up end to the outside that is equipped with public face (9) are pasted to the magic.

5. A cervical spine fixation device for use in a bed for a patient with a cervical spine fracture as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the lower end face of the bolster (1) is provided with a silica gel anti-slip part (10).