CN220608364U - Radial artery hemostasis and hand rehabilitation device - Google Patents

Radial artery hemostasis and hand rehabilitation device Download PDF

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CN220608364U
CN220608364U CN202321781528.8U CN202321781528U CN220608364U CN 220608364 U CN220608364 U CN 220608364U CN 202321781528 U CN202321781528 U CN 202321781528U CN 220608364 U CN220608364 U CN 220608364U
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王欢欢
杨伟宪
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The utility model relates to a radial artery hemostasis and hand rehabilitation device, which comprises a training part, a control part and a control part, wherein the training part is used for training finger movements of a patient; and the hemostatic part is connected with the training part and is used for compressing the puncture point of the wrist of the patient to stop bleeding. The training part is worn to the hand of patient through the palm cover, and the hemostasis part is worn to the wrist of patient through the wrist cover, is connected through first restriction piece and the second restriction piece that restrict the bending of patient's wrist between palm cover and the wrist cover, and first restriction piece is located the proximal end of wrist and is connected with the oppression piece of hemostasis part for patient's wrist joint is held between first restriction piece and second restriction piece. The wrist joint can be clamped by the first limiting piece and the second limiting piece, bleeding caused by internal compression of the puncture part due to bending of the wrist part in the rehabilitation exercise process is prevented, and the problem that the first limiting piece and the second limiting piece cannot be fully attached to the palm, the wrist and the skin between the palm and the wrist can be avoided due to the adjusting piece.

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Radial artery hemostasis and hand rehabilitation device
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of rehabilitation instruments, in particular to a radial artery hemostasis and hand rehabilitation device.
Background
The existing hand auxiliary motion rehabilitation training device is mainly designed for patients with impaired hand nerves such as cerebral apoplexy and cerebral palsy patients, and usually drives hands of the patients without autonomous movement capability to perform rehabilitation training by means of an external power supply, has an excessively complex structure, has large volume and weight, and is not suitable for hand rehabilitation nursing of patients with autonomous movement capability in radial artery interventional operation. In addition, the compression hemostasis device special for radial artery interventional operation can only protect puncture points of patients, and lacks structures for limiting wrist movement of the patients and rehabilitation movement of other parts of the patients.
In the prior art, patent document with publication number of CN218165575U, a coronary intervention treatment fixing device for cardiovascular clinical department is proposed, the device comprises a bearing plate and a concave plate reversely fixed at the top of the bearing plate, and a fixing piece for braking wrist joints of patients is arranged on the inner wall of the concave plate. Although the device can limit the rotation of the wrist joint of a patient through the bearing plate and the fixing piece, the wrist twisting of the patient is avoided, but the wrist stretching movement and the wrist bending movement of the patient cannot be limited, the patient still has the possibility of bleeding at a puncture point when the hand part moves, and the movement of the joints such as the shoulder, the elbow and the like of the patient is not facilitated because the bearing plate is attached to the arm of the patient and the volume and the mass are large, and the device is inconvenient for the patient with autonomous movement capacity through radial artery coronary intervention operation.
Furthermore, there are differences in one aspect due to understanding to those skilled in the art; on the other hand, as the inventors studied numerous documents and patents while the present utility model was made, the text is not limited to details and contents of all that are listed, but it is by no means the present utility model does not have these prior art features, the present utility model has all the prior art features, and the applicant remains in the background art to which the rights of the related prior art are added.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects of the prior art, the utility model provides a rehabilitation device, a hemostasis and hand rehabilitation device, in particular to a radial artery hemostasis and hand rehabilitation device, which aims at solving one or more problems in the prior art.
The hand assisting exercise rehabilitation training device in the prior art is mostly suitable for patients without voluntary activity consciousness, such as cerebral palsy patients, and is often provided with an assisting energy source for providing external rehabilitation training power, and the mass and the volume of the device are large, so that the hand assisting exercise rehabilitation training device is difficult to apply to patients with radial artery coronary intervention operation capable of freely swinging arms to move shoulder joints and elbow joints, and in addition, the possibility of bleeding at puncture points is increased due to wrist stretching and wrist bending movements of the patients, and the device capable of limiting the two movements is lacking in the prior art.
Therefore, the utility model aims at the technical problems and provides a radial artery hemostasis and hand rehabilitation device which is simple in structure, small and light, can limit bending of the wrist, and can not limit movement of joints such as shoulders, elbows and the like of a patient.
The utility model provides a radial artery hemostasis and hand rehabilitation device, which comprises a training part, a control part and a control part, wherein the training part is used for training finger movements of a patient; and the hemostatic part is connected with the training part and is used for compressing the puncture point of the wrist of the patient to stop bleeding. The training part is worn to the hand of patient through the palm cover, and the hemostasis part is worn to the wrist of patient through the wrist cover, is connected through first restriction piece and the second restriction piece that restrict the bending of patient's wrist between palm cover and the wrist cover, and first restriction piece is located the proximal end of wrist and is connected with the oppression piece of hemostasis part for patient's wrist joint is held between first restriction piece and second restriction piece.
According to a preferred embodiment, the distal end of the first restriction member located at the palm is connected to a side of the palm cuff that fits the palm of the patient, such that the first restriction member is located at the palm side of the wrist of the patient; the distal end that is located the palm portion in the second limiter is connected with one side that the palm cover laminated patient's palm dorsum, and the proximal end that is located the wrist in the second limiter is connected with one side that the wrist cover laminated patient's wrist dorsum for the second limiter is located the dorsal part of patient's wrist. The first limiting piece and the second limiting piece are respectively attached to the palm side and the back side of the wrist of the patient, and can limit the wrist stretching and bending movement of the wrist of the patient, so that bleeding symptoms of the wrist puncture point of the patient are avoided.
According to a preferred embodiment, the first restriction member has an arc conforming to the shape of the palm side of the patient's wrist and the second restriction member has an arc conforming to the shape of the back side of the patient's wrist. The setting of radian can reduce clearance and friction between two limiters and patient's skin, has not only improved the area of contact with between the skin, has provided better stability, can also improve the comfort level that the patient dressed, reduces uncomfortable sense.
According to a preferred embodiment, the hemostatic part further comprises an adjusting member arranged on the outer surface of the wristband, wherein the adjusting member can drive the pressing member arranged on the inner surface of the wristband to be close to or far away from the wrist of the patient so as to change the pressing force on the puncture point of the wrist of the patient, and the pressing member can cover the puncture point of the radial artery of the patient in size and position. Through setting up the oppression piece with regulating part linkage for it can all apply suitable compressive force to the patient wrist of different wrist thicknesses under the regulating part control, also can adjust suitable compressive force in order to match the different recovered stages of same patient postoperative, the size and the position of oppression piece also correspond with patient radial artery puncture point in addition, make.
According to a preferred embodiment, the first limiting member is capable of being driven by the adjusting member to perform the distal end position unchanged, and the proximal end moves towards the direction approaching or away from the second limiting member to change the pressing force of the second limiting member on the skin near the puncture point of the wrist of the patient, that is, the proximal end of the first limiting member is capable of being synchronously moved in the same direction as the movement direction of the pressing member in response to the adjustment of the adjusting member, so that the first limiting member can also perform the function of controllably increasing or decreasing the pressing force on the palm side of the wrist of the patient.
According to a preferred embodiment, the training part further comprises a finger cuff and an elastic member, the finger cuff is configured to fit a cap-like structure of the shape of the finger of the patient, and both ends of the elastic member are respectively connected with the finger cuff and the palm cuff, wherein the finger cuff is provided with a fixing band for binding the finger of the patient on the finger cuff so as to prevent the finger cuff from being separated from the fingertip of the patient. The dactylotheca and the cooperation setting of elastic component can play rehabilitation training effect to patient's finger position, and the fixed band also has simultaneously and makes the dactylotheca comparatively firmly dress at patient's fingertip position, avoids the too big effect that leads to of rehabilitation action dactylotheca to drop.
According to a preferred embodiment, the second limiting member has a pressing bar thereon adapted to its curvature. The pressing strip can be configured into a flexible material, so that the acting force of the second hard limiting piece on the back side of the wrist of a patient can be relieved to a certain extent, and the conditions of indentation and blood circulation blockage are avoided.
According to a preferred embodiment, the side of the compression member that is to be fitted to the volar side of the wrist of the patient is coated with a hemostatic dressing. The hemostatic dressing is used for promoting blood coagulation and is beneficial to wound healing of puncture points of patients.
The beneficial technical effects of the utility model are at least as follows:
(1) The rehabilitation device disclosed by the utility model can regulate the force of compression hemostasis through the hemostasis part, can train the finger part of a patient after radial artery interventional operation to a certain extent through the training part, avoids the conditions of swelling, pain, numbness and the like of the finger in the rehabilitation process, is simple and portable in structure, does not limit the movement of joints such as shoulders, elbows and the like of the patient, further avoids the conditions of swelling, pain, numbness and the like of other joints, and is beneficial to blood circulation and accelerates the rehabilitation process due to the adaptive movement of other upper limb joints except for wrist joints.
(2) According to the rehabilitation device, the wrist joint is clamped through the first limiting piece and the second limiting piece which are arranged between the hemostasis part and the training part, so that the condition that the puncture part is compressed internally to cause bleeding in the rehabilitation process is prevented, and the distance between the first limiting piece and the second limiting piece can be synchronously adjusted with the compression force of compression hemostasis, so that the problem that the first limiting piece and the second limiting piece cannot be fully attached to the palm, the wrist and the skin between the palm and the wrist when patients with different compression degrees and compression areas are subjected to compression can be avoided, and proper compression force can be provided for patients in different rehabilitation stages.
(3) The first limiting piece and the second limiting piece can limit bending of the wrist, the pressing force of the pressing area can be increased adaptively when the wrist has a bending trend, bleeding at a puncture point caused by the bending trend of the wrist is further prevented, and the first limiting piece and the second limiting piece can apply certain pressure to the first limiting piece or the second limiting piece when the wrist has a trend of stretching and bending the wrist, however, the first limiting piece or the second limiting piece cannot move due to limitation of the wrist sleeve and the palm sleeve, at the moment, the pressure applied to the first limiting piece or the second limiting piece can be transmitted to the end portion, close to the wrist, of the first limiting piece or the second limiting piece, of the first limiting piece, so that the end portion, close to the wrist, of the first limiting piece or the second limiting piece is used as a supporting point, and the bleeding risk is reduced.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the overall structure of the rehabilitation device of the present utility model;
fig. 2 is a detailed view of a node of the hemostatic section of the present utility model.
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100: a training unit; 200: a hemostatic part; 310: a first restriction member; 320: a second restriction; 110: a palm sleeve; 120: a finger stall; 130: an elastic member; 210: a wristband; 220: an adjusting member; 230: the compression member.
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The present utility model will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
The palmar side of the wrist: one side of the wrist connected with the palm center.
Dorsal wrist: the wrist is on the opposite side of the wrist from the palmar side of the wrist.
The utility model relates to a radial artery hemostasis and hand rehabilitation device, which comprises a training part 100 for training finger movement and a hemostasis part 200 for compressing puncture points to perform hemostasis, as shown in fig. 1 and 2. The training portion 100 carries a palm cuff 110 and is worn by the palm cuff 110 to the patient's hand, and the hemostatic portion 200 carries a wrist cuff 210 and is worn by the wrist cuff 210 to the patient's wrist. Both palm cuff 110 and wristband 210 are provided in a structure resembling an truncated elliptical cylinder having a certain elasticity, wherein the elliptical major axis of palm cuff 110 is longer than the elliptical major axis of wristband 210, so that palm cuff 110 is wider than wristband 210 in appearance. Between palm cuff 110 and wrist cuff 210 are provided a first restriction 310 and a second restriction 320 for restricting bending of the wrist, as shown in fig. 2, both ends of the first restriction 310 and the second restriction 320 are connected to adjacent sides of palm cuff 110 and wrist cuff 210, respectively. The end of the first restriction member 310 at the wrist is called the proximal end, and the proximal end of the first restriction member 310 is movably connected with the compression member 230 of the hemostatic portion 200; the end of the first restriction member 310 located at the palm is called distal end, and the distal end of the first restriction member 310 is connected to the upper side of the palm cover 110, which is the side of the palm cover 110 that fits the palm of the patient. The second restriction member 320 is located at one end of the wrist, also referred to as the proximal end, and the proximal end of the second restriction member 320 is fixedly connected to the lower side of the wrist band 210, which is the side of the wrist band 210 that fits against the back side of the patient's wrist; the second restriction member 320 is located at one end of the palm portion, which is also referred to as a distal end, and the distal end of the second restriction member 320 is fixedly connected to the lower side of the palm cover 110, where the lower side refers to the side of the palm cover 110 attached to the back of the patient's palm.
Preferably, the distal end of the first restriction member 310 can be connected to the palm sleeve 110 near the middle in the upper region thereof, so that the first restriction member 310 can span the palm of the human body, the connection between the palm and the wrist, thereby performing a more comprehensive restriction function. The first limiting member 310 has an arc fitting with the palm side shape of the wrist of the patient, and the arc fits with the convex shape of the flesh portion at the junction of the palm and the wrist of the human body, and fits with the slightly concave shape of the palm center of the palm of the human body. The second restriction 320 has at least a curvature that conforms to the shape of the pisiform of the dorsal aspect of the patient's wrist. The first limiting piece 310 and the second limiting piece 320 can be made of degradable plastic materials with strong shaping capability and difficult deformation after shaping, and can play a role in fixing the wrist of a patient. Preferably, polylactic acid PLA plastic is adopted, the plastic material can be automatically degraded, the environment is protected, the cost is lower, the melting point of the material is low, the material is easy to shape, the material has a certain antibacterial property, and the material has wide application in the medical field.
Preferably, the hemostatic portion 200 further includes an adjusting member 220 disposed on an outer surface of the wristband 210, and the pressing member 230 movably connected to the adjusting member 220 and disposed on an inner surface of the wristband 210 is operated to adjust the pressing force on the hemostatic point of the patient in a manner of approaching or separating from the wrist of the patient, wherein the hemostatic point is a puncture point left on the wrist of the patient after the coronary intervention of the radial artery. The adjusting member 220 may be provided in a form in which a screw and a set nut are engaged with each other to perform an adjusting function. The screw rod can penetrate through the surface of the wristband 210, wherein one end of the screw rod, which is positioned on the outer surface of the wristband 210, is wrapped with a rotating handle which is easy to be held by a patient, the inner side of a positioning nut matched with the screw rod is provided with threads which can be meshed with the outer surface of the screw rod, and the patient can control the screw rod to move up and down by rotating the rotating handle, so that the pressing piece 230 connected to the screw rod is controlled to reduce or increase the pressing force to the position in a manner of being far away from or close to the hemostatic point of the patient.
Preferably, since the proximal end of the first restriction member 310 is connected to the pressing member 230 and the distal end is fixedly connected to the upper side of the palm sleeve 110, the relative position of the distal end of the first restriction member 310 is unchanged while the proximal end of the first restriction member 310 is driven by the up-and-down movement of the pressing member 230, so that the first restriction member 310 can perform a "swing" like movement during the manipulation of the adjustment member 220 by the patient. During "rocking" the proximal end of the first restriction member 310 is capable of simultaneously applying different amounts of pressure to the skin tissue adjacent the hemostatic spot of the patient in coordination with the movement of the compression member 230, exhibiting different degrees of restriction. In general, the wound of the patient after the radial artery interventional therapy is a process of gradually recovering over time, and after a period of nursing, the pressure of the compression hemostasis point does not have to be maintained at a larger value just after the therapy is completed, but the compression force on the patient can be gradually reduced by controlling the adjusting member 220, so that the restriction effect of the first restriction member 310 on the patient is also presented as a dynamic smaller process, and the form is more humanized for the patient while the rehabilitation training effect is not lost.
Preferably, the connection between the distal end of the first limiting member 310 and the upper side of the palm sleeve 110 may be hinged by a hinge, wherein one piece of the hinge is fixed at the upper side edge of the palm sleeve 110, and the other piece of the hinge is connected to the distal end of the first limiting member 310, and the opening and closing direction of the hinge is the same as the direction in which the proximal end of the first limiting member 310 approaches or separates from the second limiting member 320. Such an arrangement allows the "swing" direction of the first restriction member 310 controlled by the adjustment member 220 to be determined, avoiding the occurrence of a situation in which the curvature thereof is deteriorated in conformity with the shape of the wrist of the patient, resulting in the occurrence of an indentation in the skin thereat, and alternatively, the hinge is made of stainless steel, has high strength and durability, and can withstand long-term use without being easily damaged.
Preferably, training portion 100 further includes finger cuff 120 and spring 130, finger cuff 120 being configured as a cap-like structure that conforms to the shape of the patient's finger with the top of the cap-like structure closed and the brim enclosing a ring slightly larger than the diameter of the patient's finger. The shape enables the finger to be worn on the finger tip of the patient easily, and the two ends of the elastic member 130 are fixedly connected with the fingerstall 120 and the palm sleeve 110 respectively, wherein the elastic member 130 can be a pull rope with a certain elasticity, and the length of the elastic member is shorter than the length of the finger of the patient. One end of the elastic member 130 connected with the finger stall 120 is fixedly connected to the top end of the outer surface of the finger stall 120, so as to reserve a space into which the finger tip of the patient extends.
Preferably, the finger cuff 120 has a securing strap thereon that helps to bind it to the patient's finger, which may be in the form of an annular elastic strap that can be looped over the finger of the patient from the patient's fingertip position around the top of the finger cuff 120 to aid in securing, avoiding accidental removal of the finger cuff 120 by the patient while training the finger with the training portion 100.
Preferably, the second limiting member 320 is provided with a pressing strip adapted to the radian of the second limiting member, and the pressing strip can be made of a rubber material with certain flexibility, so that the pressing sense of the back side and the palmar back of the wrist of the patient can be relieved to a certain extent, and the limiting effect on the wrist of the patient is not lost.
Preferably, compression member 230 should be positioned within wristband 210 at a location corresponding to the patient's radial artery puncture site. In general, the palm of the patient is upward, the arterial pulsation is most obvious at the position of the wrist joint, which is 2 cm away from the palm, and is the best point for radial artery puncture, and the position is clinically used as the radial artery puncture point, so the position of the puncture point is relatively fixed. Therefore, the pressing member 230 is disposed at a position corresponding thereto, and can be applied to the pressing of the puncture site of most patients.
Preferably, the compression member 230 may be provided with a hemostatic dressing for wound healing on a side thereof remote from the adjustment member 220, which may be provided with thromboxane for promoting blood clotting, accelerating hemostasis and reducing bleeding risk, and providing a suitable moist environment for the wound surface for wound healing.
The following explains the specific steps of the utility model in combination with the working principle:
when the device of the present utility model is worn by a patient, the patient first stretches his/her hand, which is left after the radial artery coronary intervention, into the wristband 210 and the palmar sleeve 110 with the aid of medical staff, and then adjusts the angle and position of the hand so that the compression member 230 can face the hemostasis point of the user. After the adjustment, the adjusting member 220 is adjusted to enable the pressing member 230 to press towards the position of the hemostatic point and apply a certain pressure, and in addition, as the hemostatic dressing is coated on the pressing member 230 in advance, the pressing member can enable the wound to absorb the hemostatic dressing in an accelerating way, so that the wound healing is facilitated. The proximal end of the first restriction member 310, which is connected to the compression member 230, also provides a greater restriction force than the distal end during adjustment of the adjustment member 220 to compress against the hemostatic site, avoiding tearing and bleeding of the skin tissue at the hemostatic site of the patient. After the adjustment of the adjustment member 220 is completed, the patient may twist his or her finger slightly and then may apply the finger cuff 120 to the tip of his or her finger and assist in securing the finger cuff 120 with a securing strap. After the fingerstall 120 is worn, the length of the elastic piece 130 is shorter than that of the finger of the patient, so that the patient can play a role in rehabilitation training on the finger under the elastic action of the elastic piece 130 through the contraction and extension movements of the finger.
It should be noted that the above-described embodiments are exemplary, and that a person skilled in the art, in light of the present disclosure, may devise various solutions that fall within the scope of the present disclosure and fall within the scope of the present disclosure. It should be understood by those skilled in the art that the present description and drawings are illustrative and not limiting to the claims. The scope of the utility model is defined by the claims and their equivalents. Throughout this document, the word "preferably" is used in a generic sense to mean only one alternative, and not to be construed as necessarily required, so that the applicant reserves the right to forego or delete the relevant preferred feature at any time.

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1. A radial artery hemostasis and hand rehabilitation device, comprising:
a training section (100) for training the finger movement of the patient;
a hemostatic unit (200) connected to the training unit (100) and configured to compress a puncture site of a wrist of a patient to perform hemostasis;
it is characterized in that the method comprises the steps of,
the training part (100) is worn to the hand of a patient through the palm sleeve (110), the hemostatic part (200) is worn to the wrist of the patient through the wrist sleeve (210), wherein,
the palm sleeve (110) is connected with the wrist sleeve (210) through a first limiting piece (310) and a second limiting piece (320) which limit bending of the wrist of a patient, the first limiting piece (310) is positioned at the proximal end of the wrist and is connected with the compression piece (230) of the hemostasis part (200), and therefore the wrist joint of the patient is clamped between the first limiting piece (310) and the second limiting piece (320).
2. The device of claim 1, wherein a distal end of the first limiter (310) located on the palm is connected to a side of the palm cuff (110) that fits the palm of the patient such that the first limiter (310) is located on the palm side of the wrist of the patient; the distal end of the second limiting piece (320) located at the palm portion is connected with one side, which is attached to the palm back of a patient, of the palm sleeve (110), the proximal end of the second limiting piece (320) located at the wrist portion is connected with one side, which is attached to the back side of the wrist of the patient, of the wrist sleeve (210), and therefore the second limiting piece (320) is located on the back side of the wrist of the patient.
3. The device of claim 1, wherein the first restriction (310) has an arc thereon that conforms to the shape of the volar side of the patient's wrist and the second restriction (320) has an arc thereon that conforms to the shape of the dorsal side of the patient's wrist.
4. The device of claim 1, wherein the hemostatic section (200) further comprises an adjustment member (220) disposed on an outer surface of the wristband (210), the adjustment member (220) being configured to move a compression member (230) disposed on an inner surface of the wristband (210) toward or away from the patient's wrist to vary the compression force against the patient's wrist at the point of penetration.
5. The device according to claim 4, wherein the first restriction member (310) is adapted to be moved by the adjustment member (220) to a distal position, and wherein the proximal end is adapted to move in a direction towards or away from the second restriction member (320) to vary the compression force of the second restriction member (320) against the skin in the vicinity of the penetration site of the wrist of the patient.
6. The device of claim 1, wherein the training portion (100) further comprises a finger cuff (120) and an elastic member (130), the finger cuff (120) being configured to conform to a cap-like structure of a patient's finger shape, both ends of the elastic member (130) being connected to the finger cuff (120) and the palm cuff (110), respectively.
7. The device of claim 6, wherein the finger cuff (120) has a securing strap thereon for binding a patient's finger to the finger cuff (120) to prevent removal of the finger cuff (120) from a patient's fingertip.
8. A device according to claim 3, characterized in that the second restriction member (320) is provided with a pressing bar adapted to the curvature thereof.
9. The device of claim 1, wherein the compression member (230) is sized and positioned to cover a radial artery puncture site in the patient.
10. The device according to claim 1, wherein the compression member (230) is coated with a hemostatic dressing on a side of the patient's wrist palm side.
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