CN220442867U - Auxiliary recovery instrument for treating cerebrovascular disease - Google Patents
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Abstract
The utility model relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to an auxiliary recovery instrument for treating cerebrovascular diseases, which comprises a base, a recovery device body and an adjusting mechanism, wherein the adjusting mechanism comprises a driving assembly, a transmission assembly, a mounting roller, two first diagonal rods, two second diagonal rods and a mounting plate, when a patient needs to use the recovery device body, the driving assembly is started to drive the transmission assembly to rotate, the transmission assembly drives the mounting roller to rotate, the mounting roller drives the two first diagonal rods to rotate, the two first diagonal rods drive the two second diagonal rods to rotate, when the included angle between the two first diagonal rods and the two second diagonal rods is smaller, the two second diagonal rods drive the recovery device body on the mounting plate to rotate towards one side close to the base, and when the recovery device body rotates to a preset position, the patient can conveniently recover the device body up and down, so that the problem that the height of the recovery device is inconvenient to fix the patient up and down is solved.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to an auxiliary recovery instrument for treating cerebrovascular diseases.
Background
Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular patients often have unsmooth blood circulation of limbs, often have more frequent walking actions, and can cause muscular atrophy if sitting and lying for a long time, thereby further causing obstacle to the walking actions, forming malignant circulation and even causing paralysis. Particularly, after operation, the patient can not exercise and needs to rest in bed, and the possibility of muscle atrophy can be further aggravated at this time, which is unfavorable for the rehabilitation of the patient. Therefore, massage and physiotherapy are required for patients to promote quick recovery.
Currently, the prior art (CN 213251047U) discloses a postoperative recovery massage device for a cerebrovascular patient, which comprises a backup plate, leg support plates and support plates, wherein the upper end of each support plate is provided with a second massage plate, two support plates on two sides of each second massage plate are respectively provided with a support frame, arm massage plates are arranged on the support frames, a third massage plate is arranged on the upper surface of each backup plate, a backup pillow is arranged on the backup plate above the third massage plate, and a head massager is arranged on each backup pillow; the upper end of the leg supporting plate is provided with a first massage plate. The postoperative recovery massage device for the cerebrovascular patient provided by the utility model has the effects of promoting blood flow in blood vessels, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis by massaging the human body through a multi-part mechanism, and is beneficial to recovery of the cerebrovascular patient.
In the above manner, the height of the recovery device is not fixed to be convenient for the patient to go up and down, thereby resulting in reduced practicality of the recovery device.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims to provide an auxiliary recovery instrument for treating cerebrovascular diseases, which aims to solve the problem that a recovery device is inconvenient for patients to go up and down due to the fact that the height of the recovery device is fixed.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model provides an auxiliary recovery instrument for treating cerebrovascular diseases, which comprises a base, a recovery device body and an adjusting mechanism, wherein the adjusting mechanism comprises a driving assembly, a transmission assembly, an installation roller, two first inclined rods, two second inclined rods and an installation plate;
the driving assembly is arranged on one side of the base, the transmission assembly is arranged on one side of the driving assembly, the installation roller is arranged on one side of the transmission assembly, the two first inclined rods are respectively fixedly connected with the installation roller and are respectively positioned on one side of the installation roller, the two second inclined rods are respectively connected with the two first inclined rods in a rotating manner, the first inclined rods are respectively far away from one side of the installation roller, the installation plate is rotationally connected with the two second inclined rods and is rotationally connected with the base, and the recovery device body is arranged on the installation plate.
The driving assembly comprises an air cylinder, a piston rod and a tooth block, wherein the air cylinder is fixedly connected with the base and is positioned on one side of the base, the piston rod is fixedly connected with the output end of the air cylinder, and the tooth block is fixedly connected with the piston rod and is in sliding connection with the base.
The transmission assembly comprises a gear and a rotating shaft, the gear is meshed with the tooth block, the rotating shaft is fixedly connected with the gear, is rotationally connected with the base, and is fixedly connected with the mounting roller.
The adjusting mechanism further comprises a limiting block, wherein the limiting block is fixedly connected with the tooth block, is in sliding connection with the base and is located between the base and the tooth block.
The auxiliary recovery instrument for treating the cerebrovascular diseases further comprises a plurality of electric push rods and a plurality of supporting plates, wherein the electric push rods are respectively and fixedly connected with the base, are respectively positioned on one side of the base, and the supporting plates are respectively and fixedly connected with the output ends of the electric push rods.
According to the auxiliary recovery instrument for treating the cerebrovascular disease, the base provides mounting conditions for the adjusting mechanism, the patient can be treated in an auxiliary mode through the recovery device body, when the patient needs to use the recovery device body, the driving assembly is started, the driving assembly works to drive the transmission assembly to rotate, the transmission assembly drives the mounting roller to rotate, the mounting roller drives the two first diagonal rods to rotate, the two first diagonal rods drive the two second diagonal rods to rotate, when the included angle between the two first diagonal rods and the two second diagonal rods is smaller, the two second diagonal rods drive the recovery device body on the mounting plate to rotate towards the side close to the base, and when the recovery device body rotates to a preset position, the recovery device body can be conveniently moved up and down by the patient, so that the problem that the height of the recovery device is fixed and inconvenient for the patient is solved.
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In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present application or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly described below.
Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of an auxiliary restoring apparatus for treating cerebrovascular diseases according to a first embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of an auxiliary restoring apparatus for treating cerebrovascular diseases according to a first embodiment of the present utility model.
The device comprises a 101-base, a 102-recovery device body, a 103-adjusting mechanism, a 104-driving assembly, a 105-transmission assembly, a 106-mounting roller, a 107-first inclined rod, a 108-second inclined rod, a 109-mounting plate, a 110-limiting block, a 111-cylinder, a 112-piston rod, a 113-tooth block, a 114-gear, a 115-rotating shaft, a 201-electric push rod and a 202-supporting plate.
Detailed Description
The first embodiment of the application is as follows:
referring to fig. 1, fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of an auxiliary recovery apparatus for treating cerebrovascular diseases.
The utility model provides an auxiliary recovery instrument for treating cerebrovascular diseases, which comprises a base 101, a recovery device body 102 and an adjusting mechanism 103, wherein the adjusting mechanism 103 comprises a driving assembly 104, a transmission assembly 105, a mounting roller 106, two first inclined rods 107, two second inclined rods 108, a mounting plate 109 and a limiting block 110, the driving assembly 104 comprises an air cylinder 111, a piston rod 112 and a tooth block 113, and the transmission assembly 105 comprises a gear 114 and a rotating shaft 115. The problem that the height of the restoring device is fixed is inconvenient for the patient to go up and down is solved by the above-mentioned scheme, and it can be understood that the above-mentioned scheme can be used for the scene of the restoring device body 102 on the patient, and can also be used for solving the problem that the tooth block 113 is easy to move out of the preset range.
For this embodiment, the driving assembly 104 is disposed on one side of the base 101, the transmission assembly 105 is disposed on one side of the driving assembly 104, the mounting roller 106 is disposed on one side of the transmission assembly 105, two first diagonal rods 107 are respectively fixedly connected with the mounting roller 106 and are respectively located on one side of the mounting roller 106, two second diagonal rods 108 are respectively rotatably connected with the two first diagonal rods 107 and are respectively away from one side of the mounting roller 106 by the first diagonal rods 107, the mounting plate 109 is rotatably connected with the two second diagonal rods 108 and is rotatably connected with the base 101, and the recovery device body 102 is disposed on the mounting plate 109. The base 101 provides mounting conditions for the adjustment mechanism 103, the patient can be assisted by the recovery device body 102, the driving assembly 104 can drive the transmission assembly 105 to rotate, the transmission assembly 105 can drive the mounting roller 106 to rotate, the mounting roller 106 provides mounting conditions for the two first diagonal rods 107, and when the included angle between the two first diagonal rods 107 and the two second diagonal rods 108 is reduced, the two first diagonal rods 107 drive the two second diagonal rods 108 to rotate towards the side close to the base 101, and the mounting plate 109 provides mounting conditions for the recovery device body 102.
The cylinder 111 is fixedly connected with the base 101 and is located at one side of the base 101, the piston rod 112 is fixedly connected with the output end of the cylinder 111, and the tooth block 113 is fixedly connected with the piston rod 112 and is slidably connected with the base 101. The cylinder 111 works to drive the piston rod 112 to stretch and retract, the piston rod 112 stretches and contracts to drive the tooth block 113 to move towards one side close to the cylinder 111 or away from the cylinder 111, and the tooth block 113 can drive the gear 114 to rotate.
Secondly, the gear 114 is meshed with the gear block 113, and the rotating shaft 115 is fixedly connected with the gear 114, is rotatably connected with the base 101, and is fixedly connected with the mounting roller 106. The gear 114 may drive the rotation shaft 115 to rotate, and the rotation shaft 115 may drive the installation roller 106 to rotate.
Meanwhile, the limiting block 110 is fixedly connected with the tooth block 113, is slidably connected with the base 101, and is located between the base 101 and the tooth block 113. The movement of the tooth block 113 drives the limiting block 110 to slide on the base 101, and the limiting block 110 limits the tooth block 113.
When the patient needs to use the recovery device body 102, the air cylinder 111 is started, the air cylinder 111 works to drive the piston rod 112 to shorten, the piston rod 112 drives the tooth block 113 to move towards one side close to the air cylinder 111, the tooth block 113 drives the gear 114 to rotate, the gear 114 drives the rotating shaft 115 to rotate, the rotating shaft 115 drives the mounting roller 106 to rotate, the mounting roller 106 drives the two first inclined rods 107 to rotate, the two first inclined rods 107 drive the two second inclined rods 108 to rotate, and when the included angle between the two first inclined rods 107 and the two second inclined rods 108 is smaller, the two second inclined rods 108 drive the recovery device body 102 on the mounting plate 109 to rotate towards one side close to the base 101, and when the recovery device body 102 rotates to a preset position, the upper and lower recovery device bodies 102 of the patient can be facilitated, so that the problem that the height of the recovery device is inconvenient to be fixed up and down of the patient is solved.
The second embodiment of the present application is:
referring to fig. 2, fig. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of an auxiliary recovery apparatus for treating cerebrovascular diseases.
On the basis of the first embodiment, an auxiliary restoring apparatus for treating cerebrovascular diseases of the present utility model further comprises a plurality of electric push rods 201 and a plurality of support plates 202.
For the present embodiment, a plurality of electric push rods 201 are respectively and fixedly connected with the base 101, and are respectively located at one side of the base 101, and a plurality of support plates 202 are respectively and fixedly connected with the output ends of the electric push rods 201. The electric push rods 201 can drive the support plates 202 to move to the side close to the ground or to the side far away from the ground, and the support plates 202 can support the base 101 to prevent the base 101 from turning on one's side.
When the base 101 needs to be supported, a plurality of electric push rods 201 are started, and the plurality of electric push rods 201 respectively drive a plurality of support plates 202 to move to one side close to the ground until the plurality of support plates 202 are in contact with the ground, so that the base 101 can be supported, and the base 101 is prevented from being laterally turned over.
The foregoing disclosure is only illustrative of one or more preferred embodiments of the present application and is not intended to limit the scope of the claims hereof, as it is to be understood by those skilled in the art that all or part of the process of implementing the described embodiment may be practiced otherwise than as specifically described and illustrated by the appended claims.
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1. An auxiliary recovery apparatus for treating cerebrovascular diseases comprises a base and a recovery device body, and is characterized in that,
the device also comprises an adjusting mechanism, wherein the adjusting mechanism comprises a driving assembly, a transmission assembly, a mounting roller, two first inclined rods, two second inclined rods and a mounting plate;
the driving assembly is arranged on one side of the base, the transmission assembly is arranged on one side of the driving assembly, the installation roller is arranged on one side of the transmission assembly, the two first inclined rods are respectively fixedly connected with the installation roller and are respectively positioned on one side of the installation roller, the two second inclined rods are respectively connected with the two first inclined rods in a rotating manner, the first inclined rods are respectively far away from one side of the installation roller, the installation plate is rotationally connected with the two second inclined rods and is rotationally connected with the base, and the recovery device body is arranged on the installation plate.
2. An auxiliary restoring apparatus for treating cerebrovascular diseases as claimed in claim 1, wherein,
the driving assembly comprises a cylinder, a piston rod and a tooth block, wherein the cylinder is fixedly connected with the base and is positioned on one side of the base, the piston rod is fixedly connected with the output end of the cylinder, and the tooth block is fixedly connected with the piston rod and is in sliding connection with the base.
3. An auxiliary restoring apparatus for treating cerebrovascular diseases as claimed in claim 2, wherein,
the transmission assembly comprises a gear and a rotating shaft, the gear is meshed with the tooth block, and the rotating shaft is fixedly connected with the gear, is rotationally connected with the base and is fixedly connected with the mounting roller.
4. An auxiliary restoring apparatus for treating cerebrovascular diseases as claimed in claim 3,
the adjusting mechanism further comprises a limiting block, wherein the limiting block is fixedly connected with the tooth block, is in sliding connection with the base and is located between the base and the tooth block.
5. An auxiliary restoring apparatus for treating cerebrovascular diseases as claimed in claim 4,
the auxiliary recovery instrument for treating the cerebrovascular diseases further comprises a plurality of electric push rods and a plurality of supporting plates, wherein the electric push rods are respectively and fixedly connected with the base, are respectively positioned on one side of the base, and the supporting plates are respectively and fixedly connected with the output ends of the electric push rods.
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