CN220530323U - Automatic foot function calcining device for bone traction patient - Google Patents
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The utility model discloses an automatic foot function calcining device for a bone traction patient, which belongs to the technical field of medical rehabilitation training devices and comprises a lower limb pad for placing lower limb and lower leg and a foot plate for placing feet, and further comprises a driving mechanism and a swinging mechanism, wherein the foot plate is fixed on the swinging mechanism, the swinging mechanism comprises a bracket, the driving mechanism drives the swinging mechanism to drive the foot plate to swing inside and outside, and the side surface of the foot plate, facing the lower limb pad, is provided with a foot fixing part for fixing the feet. The technical scheme of the utility model can realize the automatic exercise of the foot function of the bone traction patient without the assistance of nursing staff, greatly reduce the working intensity of the nursing staff, ensure the foot exercise effect and prevent the foot function from being reduced and the lower limb thrombosis from happening.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of medical rehabilitation training devices, in particular to an automatic foot function calcining device for a bone traction patient.
Background
When the lower limb of the human body is injured and local fracture occurs, long-time bed rest is often needed, and when the injury is serious, bone traction treatment is needed, and the bones are directly pulled through the stainless steel Kirschner wire, so that the fracture and dislocation parts are effectively reset and fixed, as shown in figure 1. Because the lower limbs are in a fixed state, the patient is reluctant or unable to perform foot corresponding movements, such as dorsum extension and plantarflexion, autonomously under the influence of the great pain caused by the movements. Under the condition that the feet do not move for a long time or do not move in place, symptoms such as foot muscle atrophy, foot drop and the like are easily caused, so that foot function is reduced, and rehabilitation of patients is not facilitated. Therefore, in order to ensure that the feet of bedridden patients can be adequately exercised, it is often clinically necessary for a caregiver to assist the patient in foot exercises. However, the long-time auxiliary exercise has more physical exertion on nursing staff and higher working intensity.
Therefore, it is necessary to provide a technical solution to solve the problem of high working strength of the nursing staff on the premise of ensuring the effective exercise effect of the feet.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the problems, the utility model provides the automatic foot function calcining device for the bone traction patient, which can automatically exercise the feet according to the needs of the patient, does not need the assistance of nursing staff and lightens the working intensity of the nursing staff.
The utility model provides an automatic foot function calcining device for a bone traction patient, which comprises a lower limb pad for placing lower limb and lower leg and a foot plate for placing foot, and further comprises a driving mechanism and a swinging mechanism, wherein the foot plate is fixed on the swinging mechanism, the swinging mechanism comprises a bracket, the driving mechanism drives the swinging mechanism to drive the foot plate to swing inside and outside, and the side surface of the foot plate, facing the lower limb pad, is provided with a foot fixing part for fixing the foot.
Further, the driving mechanism comprises an air cylinder and a linkage piece, the air cylinder is fixed in the lower limb pad, a piston rod of the air cylinder extends out of the lower limb pad and drives the linkage piece to swing, and the linkage piece is fixedly connected with the swing mechanism.
Further, the linkage piece comprises side plates which are arranged oppositely and connecting parts which are positioned on the upper parts of the side plates and fixedly connected with the side plates oppositely, sliding slotted holes which are arranged along the length direction of the side plates are formed in the side plates oppositely, sliding shafts which are connected with the two side plates and slide along the sliding slotted holes are arranged in the sliding slotted holes, and the piston rods push and pull the sliding shafts to move in the sliding slotted holes.
Further, the swing mechanism further comprises a swing rod fixedly connected with the linkage piece, the support is fixed on the side wall of the lower limb pad, the support is connected with the swing rod through a rotating shaft and provides support for the swing rod, the swing rod is fixedly connected with the foot plate, and the linkage piece drives the swing rod to swing around the rotating shaft.
Further, the foot fixing part comprises a heel supporting plate fixed at the lower part of the foot plate and a foot surface limiting belt fixed at the upper part of the foot plate.
Further, the limit belt is an elastic belt.
Further, the supporting plate is in a downward bent arc shape suitable for the root of the foot.
Further, the top surface of the supporting plate is a rubber pad.
Further, the foot plate has an internal rotation swing angle of no greater than 45 ° and an external rotation swing angle of no greater than 45 °.
Further, the automatic exerciser further comprises a display screen for displaying the current time and the exercise duration.
The utility model provides an automatic exerciser for foot functions of a bone traction patient, which has the following beneficial effects:
1. the automatic exercise of foot functions is realized, the assistance of nursing staff is not needed, the working intensity of the nursing staff can be greatly reduced, and the nursing time is saved;
2. the long-time stable exercise is provided, the foot movement can reach corresponding amplitude and degree, the foot exercise effect of a patient with bone traction is ensured, and the problems of foot hypofunction and lower limb thrombus are prevented;
3. the lower limb pad provides stable support for the lower limb and the lower leg of a patient, improves the comfort level of the leg, avoids fatigue and ache of the leg caused by long-time exercise, reduces the pain of the foot by arranging the supporting plate and the limiting belt which are suitable for the foot on the foot plate, and is beneficial to the rehabilitation of the patient;
4. when the foot support is in a non-motion state, the foot support can provide powerful support for the foot of a patient in bone traction, and the problem of foot drop caused by the free suspension state of the foot is avoided;
5. the automatic exerciser can be directly placed on a patient bed, can meet the requirement of movement on the bed, is convenient to move and has strong applicability.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of the state of the art of patient lower limb bone distraction.
Fig. 2 is a schematic overall view of the automated foot function cage of the present utility model for bone traction patients.
Fig. 3 is a schematic view showing a partial structure of an automatic exerciser for foot function of a patient in bone traction according to the present utility model.
Fig. 4 is a partial side view of the automated foot function cage of the present utility model for bone traction patients.
Reference numerals: 1. a lower limb pad; 11. a cavity; 2. a driving mechanism; 21. a cylinder; 211. a cylinder; 212. a piston rod; 213. a traction rod; 22. a sliding shaft; 23. a linkage member; 231. a side plate; 232. a connection part; 233. a sliding slot; 3. a swinging mechanism; 31. a swinging rod; 32. a bracket; 321. a cross bar; 322. a vertical rod; 323. a diagonal draw bar; 33. a rotating shaft; 4. a foot plate; 41. a supporting plate; 42. a limit belt.
Detailed Description
The utility model provides the automatic foot function calcining device for the patient with bone traction, which can realize the automatic dorsi-extension and plantar flexion exercises of the foot of the patient with bone traction of the lower limb in bed, does not need nursing staff to assist in movement, reduces the working strength of nursing staff and improves the foot exercise effect.
The utility model is described in detail below with reference to the examples and figures 2-4.
An automatic foot function calcining device for a bone traction patient, referring to fig. 2 and 3, comprises a lower limb pad 1, a driving mechanism 2, a swinging mechanism 3 and a foot plate 4, wherein the lower limb pad 1 is a fixed part, and the driving mechanism 2, the swinging mechanism 3 and the foot plate 4 are movable parts. The lower limb pad 1 is used for placing bones to pull lower limbs of a patient, plays a supporting role for lower limb and lower leg, and the foot plate 4 provides a placing position for feet of the patient. The top surface of the lower limb pad 1 is a waveform with radian, which can be matched with the shape of the lower leg part, improve the comfort level of the legs and prevent the fatigue and ache of the legs caused by long-time placement. The upper part of the lower limb pad 1 is made of silica gel, so that the lower leg is better supported, and the smooth blood circulation is ensured.
The drive mechanism 2 includes a cylinder 21, a slide shaft 22, and a link 23. The bottom of the lower limb pad 1, which is close to one end of the foot, is provided with a cavity 11, and a cylinder body 211 of the cylinder 21 is positioned in the cavity 11 and fixedly connected with the lower limb pad 1. The cylinder 211 is provided along the length direction of the lower limb pad 1. The side wall of the cavity 11 of the lower limb pad 1 is provided with a movable hole which allows the piston rod 212 of the cylinder to extend out of the lower limb pad 1. One end of the piston rod 212 remote from the cylinder 211 is fixedly connected to a traction rod 213 extending in the length direction of the piston rod 212.
Referring to fig. 3 and 4, the linkage 23 is in an inverted U shape, and includes vertical and opposite side plates 231 and connection portions 232 having two ends in a horizontal direction fixedly connected to upper inner walls of the side plates 231, respectively. The plate surfaces of the two side plates 231 are provided with elongated sliding slots 233 penetrating through the side plates 231, wherein the length direction of the sliding slots 233 is consistent with the length direction of the side plates 231.
The end of the traction rod 213, which is far away from the piston rod 212, is provided with a horizontal through hole. The sliding shaft 22 sequentially passes through the sliding slot 233 of one side plate 231, the passing hole of the traction rod 213, and the sliding slot 233 of the other side plate 231, and the sliding shaft 22 is rotatably connected with the side plate 231 and the traction rod 213. The two ends of the sliding shaft 22 located outside the two side plates 231 can be locked by nuts or pins, so that the sliding shaft 22 can only rotate and slide along the sliding slotted holes 233 but cannot move along the axial direction of the sliding shaft, and the sliding shaft 22 is prevented from falling out of the sliding slotted holes 233. In this embodiment, after the sliding shaft 22 is locked, the passing hole of the traction lever 213 is located in the middle of the opposite side plates 231.
The cylinder 21 is started, and the traction rod 213 is driven to reciprocate by the extension and retraction of the piston rod 212 to pull and push the sliding shaft 22 to move, so that the linkage 23 is driven to move.
The swing mechanism 3 includes a swing lever 31 located above the link 23 and fixed to a connection portion 232 of the link 23, and a bracket 32 that provides support for the swing lever 31. The connection point of the swing lever 31 and the connection portion 232 is located at the intermediate position of the connection portion 232. One end of the swing rod 31, which is far away from the connecting part 232, is fixedly connected with the bottom of the foot plate 4. The swing lever 31 serves to connect the link 23 with the foot plate 4. The side plates 231 of the link 23, the swing lever 31, and the foot plate 4 are aligned in the longitudinal direction.
The bracket 32 includes a cross bar 321 horizontally disposed and having one end in a length direction fixed to a side wall of the lower limb pad 1, and a vertical bar 322 vertically disposed and fixed to a top surface of one end of the cross bar 321 remote from the lower limb pad 1. The two transverse rods 321 and the two vertical rods 322 are arranged on two sides of the swinging rod 31. In this embodiment, the swing lever 31 is located in the middle of the opposing vertical bars 322.
The upper part of the swinging rod 31 is provided with a through hole opposite to the vertical rods 322 at the two sides, a rotating shaft 33 is arranged in the through hole, and the two axial ends of the rotating shaft 33 penetrate through the opposite vertical rods 322. The two ends of the rotating shaft 33 axially positioned outside the vertical rod 322 are locked by nuts or pins, so that the rotating shaft 33 is prevented from falling out of the vertical rod 322.
In order to improve the stability of the bracket 32, the vertical rods 322 and the transverse rods 321 are connected by reinforcing diagonal rods 323.
A support plate 41 is fixed to the underside of the foot plate 4 facing the lower limb pad 1 for supporting the patient's heel. In order to adapt to the heel morphology, the support plate 41 is arranged in a downward curved arc shape, and the top surface is provided with a rubber pad, so that the comfort of feet is improved, and the influence on the blood circulation of the heel part or the pain of the heel part caused by long-time exercise is avoided.
The upper part of the side surface of the foot plate 4 facing the lower limb pad 1 is fixed with a limit belt 42, and the limit belt 42 is mainly used for fixing the foot surface of a patient and is matched with the supporting plate 41 to limit the foot so as to prevent the foot from being greatly displaced from the supporting plate 41 or being separated from the foot plate 4 during exercise. The stopper band 42 is an elastic band for convenience of operation and to avoid excessive compression of the foot surface.
The automatic exerciser for foot function of the bone traction patient further comprises a control device for controlling the activation of the air cylinder 21, and the control device may be fixed to the stand 32. The control device is internally provided with a timing component and a display screen is arranged on the surface of the control device, and the display screen is used for displaying the current time and the current exercise duration. Further, the control device presets the exercise duration, and when the current exercise duration is equal to the preset exercise duration, the control device stops the air cylinder 21, and the foot function exercise is ended.
When the automatic exerciser for foot function of the bone traction patient is used, the leg is placed on the lower limb pad 1 and the foot is extended out by the patient, the heel is placed on the arc-shaped supporting plate 41, the sole is attached to the foot plate 4, the front part of the foot passes through the limit belt 42 and the foot surface is fixed by the limit belt 42;
then, the cylinder 21 is started, the piston rod 212 drives the traction rod 213 to horizontally reciprocate, the traction rod 213 drives the sliding shaft 22 to slide in the sliding slotted hole 233, the linkage piece 23 drives the swinging rod 31 to reciprocate by taking the rotating shaft 33 as an axis, the foot plate 4 is further swung synchronously, the foot placed on the foot plate 4 can realize dorsum stretching and plantar flexion exercises, and when the piston rod 212 reaches a half stroke, the swinging rod 31 and the foot plate 4 are in a vertical state, so that the internal rotation angle and the external rotation angle of the foot plate 4 of the swinging rod 31 are equal.
In the utility model, the maximum internal rotation swing angle of the swing rod 31 is 45 degrees, the maximum external rotation swing angle is 45 degrees, so that feet can exercise within the range of maximum 90 degrees, the swing angles of the swing rod 31 are uniform each time, the foot plate 4 drives the foot to move in a fixed range, the force and frequency of foot exercise are stable, the feet can effectively move, foot hypofunction and lower limb thrombosis are prevented, and the recovery effect is better. In other embodiments, the swing angle may be changed, and the specific swing angle may be adjusted by adjusting the stroke of the cylinder 21 so that the internal rotation angle and the external rotation angle of the swing lever 31 are not equal.
When the cylinder 21 is in the non-working state and the piston rod 212 is restored to the initial position, the limit belt 42 can be released from the foot surface, and the foot is supported and fixed only by the supporting plate 41, so that the foot and the leg are in the neutral position, the foot is prevented from being in a free suspension state, and foot drop is prevented.
In other embodiments, the cylinder 21 of the present utility model may be replaced with an electric cylinder to achieve multiple position start and stop during a stroke.
The above description is only of the preferred embodiment of the present utility model, and is not intended to limit the present utility model in any other way, but is intended to cover any modifications or equivalent variations according to the technical spirit of the present utility model, which fall within the scope of the present utility model as defined by the appended claims.
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1. An automatic foot function calcining device for a bone traction patient, which comprises a lower limb pad (1) for placing lower limb and lower leg and a foot plate (4) for placing foot, and is characterized in that: the automatic exerciser further comprises a driving mechanism (2) and a swinging mechanism (3), wherein the foot plate (4) is fixed on the swinging mechanism (3), the swinging mechanism (3) comprises a bracket (32), the driving mechanism (2) drives the swinging mechanism (3) to drive the foot plate (4) to swing inside and outside, and the foot plate (4) faces to the side face of the lower limb pad (1) and is provided with a foot fixing part for fixing feet.
2. The automatic foot function calcining device for bone traction patients according to claim 1, wherein the driving mechanism (2) comprises an air cylinder (21) and a linkage piece (23), the air cylinder (21) is fixed in the lower limb pad (1), a piston rod (212) of the air cylinder (21) extends out of the lower limb pad (1) and drives the linkage piece (23) to swing, and the linkage piece (23) is fixedly connected with the swinging mechanism (3).
3. The automatic foot function calcining device for bone traction patients according to claim 2, wherein the linkage member (23) comprises side plates (231) which are oppositely arranged and connecting parts (232) which are positioned at the upper parts of the side plates (231) and fixedly connected with the side plates (231), sliding slotted holes (233) which are arranged along the length direction of the side plates (231) are respectively arranged on the side plates (231), sliding shafts (22) which are connected with the two side plates (231) and slide along the sliding slotted holes (233) are arranged in the sliding slotted holes (233), and the piston rods (212) push and pull the sliding shafts (22) to move in the sliding slotted holes (233).
4. The automatic foot function calcining device for bone traction patients according to claim 2, wherein the swinging mechanism (3) further comprises a swinging rod (31) fixedly connected with the linkage piece (23), the bracket (32) is fixed on the side wall of the lower limb pad (1), the bracket (32) is connected with the swinging rod (31) through a rotating shaft (33) and provides support for the swinging rod (31), the swinging rod (31) is fixedly connected with the foot plate (4), and the linkage piece (23) drives the swinging rod (31) to swing around the rotating shaft (33).
5. The automatic foot function calcinator for bone traction patients according to claim 1, characterized in that the foot fixing part comprises a heel plate (41) fixed at the lower part of the foot plate (4) and a foot surface limit band (42) fixed at the upper part of the foot plate (4).
6. The automated foot function forging apparatus for bone traction patients according to claim 5, wherein the limit belt (42) is an elastic belt.
7. The automatic foot function forging apparatus for bone traction patients according to claim 5, wherein the supporting plate (41) is in a downward curved arc shape adapted to the root of the foot.
8. The automatic foot function forging apparatus for bone traction patients according to claim 7, wherein the top surface of the supporting plate (41) is a rubber pad.
9. The automated foot function cage for bone traction patients according to claim 1, wherein the internal rotational swing angle of the foot plate (4) is no greater than 45 ° and the external rotational swing angle of the foot plate (4) is no greater than 45 °.
10. The automated foot function forging apparatus for bone traction patients according to claim 1, wherein the automated exerciser further comprises a display screen for displaying a current time and an exercise duration.
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