CN221130274U - Shoulder arthroscope postoperative position pad - Google Patents
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The utility model discloses a shoulder arthroscopy post-operation posture pad which comprises a lifting pad cavity, wherein the top surface of the lifting pad cavity is arranged below an arm, the periphery of the lifting pad cavity is provided with a telescopic structure, an inflatable air bag is arranged in the lifting pad cavity and is connected with an external inflatable component, one end of the lifting pad cavity is arranged on a deflection box, and a ratchet pawl structure is arranged in the deflection box. According to the utility model, the lifting pad cavity is arranged below the arm to pad the arm, so that the gravity of the upper arm of the affected limb is transferred from the shoulder joint to the lifting pad cavity, the stress of the shoulder joint in the lying position of the body is reduced, and the looseness of the shoulder joint is maintained. Further, the degree of inflation of the inflatable bladder is used to adjust the height of arm lift, increasing flexibility of the device while also providing comfort to the patient.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of medical appliances, in particular to a shoulder arthroscopy postoperative posture pad.
Background
Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair is an effective approach to clinically treat rotator cuff injuries. The posture management after the rotator cuff repair operation, especially the post-operation later in order to reduce the tension of the suture and the risk of failure of the fixed anchor, is always the focus of orthopedic nursing.
Currently, post-operative patients typically use shoulder abduction braces to maintain abduction of the affected limb to facilitate recovery. However, when the patient is in the lying position, the shoulder joint abduction brace can cause discomfort when wearing and using because of the volume is great, and the upper arm of the suffering limb falls down easily when using, and the suffering limb upper arm falls down and has no impetus, and its partial gravity will exert and cause shoulder joint atress on the shoulder joint, can not reach the lax state of shoulder joint, can cause joint bag tension to increase moreover, is unfavorable for healing.
Disclosure of utility model
The utility model aims to provide a shoulder arthroscope postoperative body position pad, which aims to solve the technical problem that in the prior art, the upper arm falls down to cause shoulder joint stress.
In order to solve the technical problems, the utility model specifically provides the following technical scheme:
The utility model provides a shoulder arthroscopy postoperative position pad, includes lifts the pad cavity, the top surface that lifts the pad cavity sets up in the arm below and is used for carrying out the bearing to the arm, it sets up to extending structure to lift the pad cavity all around, extending structure makes it possesses longitudinal stretching's function to lift the pad cavity, it is provided with the inflation gasbag to lift the pad cavity inside, inflation gasbag is connected with outside inflation subassembly, inflation subassembly to inflation gasbag is interior to be inflated and is driven extending structure expands in order to adjust the high position of arm;
The lifting pad comprises a lifting pad body, a deflection box, a ratchet pawl structure, a rotating shaft and a ratchet wheel in the ratchet pawl structure, wherein one end of the lifting pad body is arranged on the deflection box, the deflection box is arranged at a position close to a shoulder joint, the ratchet pawl structure is arranged in the deflection box, one end of the lifting pad body is fixedly connected with the ratchet wheel in the ratchet pawl structure coaxially through the rotating shaft, and the lifting pad body rotates by taking the rotating shaft as a rotating center so as to adjust the abduction angle of an arm.
As a preferable scheme of the utility model, the lifting pad cavity comprises a bottom panel, a top panel and a telescopic structure, wherein the telescopic structure is arranged around the lifting pad cavity and used for connecting the bottom panel with the top panel, the telescopic structure comprises a plurality of folding pieces which are sequentially connected in a rotating way, and flexible cloth is coated outside the telescopic structure.
As a preferable scheme of the utility model, the top panel is provided with an arc-shaped groove for placing the arm, clamping air bags are arranged in the arc-shaped groove and positioned at two sides of the arc-shaped groove, the clamping air bags are connected with an external inflation structure, and the clamping air bags are inflated oppositely to clamp the arm.
As a preferable scheme of the utility model, one end of the lifting pad cavity, which is far away from the deflection box, is provided with a pad height body, and the pad height body is the same as the deflection box.
As a preferable mode of the utility model, the heightening body is a rolling pulley.
Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following beneficial effects:
According to the utility model, the lifting pad cavity is arranged below the arm to pad the arm, so that the gravity of the upper arm of the affected limb is transferred from the shoulder joint to the lifting pad cavity, the stress of the shoulder joint in the lying position of the body is reduced, and the looseness of the shoulder joint is maintained. Further, the degree of inflation of the inflatable bladder is used to adjust the height of arm lift, increasing flexibility of the device while also providing comfort to the patient. In addition, the device is connected with the lifting pad cavity and the ratchet pawl mechanism, so that the abduction angle of the affected limb can be controlled, and the recovery and healing after the shoulder joint operation are further promoted.
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In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present utility model 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. It will be apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art that the drawings in the following description are exemplary only and that other implementations can be obtained from the extensions of the drawings provided without inventive effort.
FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the internal structure of the present utility model;
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present utility model.
Reference numerals in the drawings are respectively as follows:
1. Raising the pad cavity; 2. a telescopic structure; 3. inflating the balloon; 4. a deflection box; 5. a ratchet pawl structure; 6. a rotating shaft; 7. a bottom panel; 8. a top panel; 9. folding the sheet; 10. an arc-shaped groove; 11. clamping the air bag; 12. and (5) heightening the body.
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The following description of the embodiments of the present utility model will be made clearly and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which it is apparent that the embodiments described are only some embodiments of the present utility model, but not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be made by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the utility model without making any inventive effort, are intended to be within the scope of the utility model.
As shown in fig. 1 to 2, the utility model provides a body position pad after shoulder arthroscopy, which comprises a lifting pad cavity 1, wherein the top surface of the lifting pad cavity 1 is arranged below a hand arm and used for supporting the hand arm, the periphery of the lifting pad cavity 1 is provided with a telescopic structure 2, the telescopic structure 2 enables the lifting pad cavity 1 to have a longitudinal telescopic function, an inflatable air bag 3 is arranged in the lifting pad cavity 1, the inflatable air bag 3 is connected with an external inflatable component, and the inflatable component inflates the inflatable air bag 3 to drive the telescopic structure 2 to be unfolded so as to adjust the height position of the hand arm.
One end of the lifting pad cavity 1 is arranged on the deflection box 4, the deflection box 4 is arranged at a position close to a shoulder joint, a ratchet pawl structure 5 is arranged in the deflection box 4, one end of the lifting pad cavity 1 is fixedly connected with a ratchet wheel in the ratchet pawl structure 5 coaxially through a rotating shaft 6, and the lifting pad cavity 1 rotates by taking the rotating shaft 6 as a rotating center so as to adjust the abduction angle of an arm.
After the shoulder arthroscopy operation, the patient is often required to abduct the affected limb to form a certain included angle with the trunk, and the included angle is usually 45 degrees, so the patient after the operation often wears the shoulder joint abduction brace to keep the affected limb abducted. However, when the patient is in the recumbent position, the shoulder abduction brace with a large volume is inconvenient to use, and the arm (mainly the upper arm of the arm) equipped with the shoulder abduction brace can be inclined to contact with the bed surface, so that the upper arm is suspended, and the elbow and the shoulder joint are not on the same plane. At this time, the root of the upper arm can cause pressure on the shoulder joint, which is unfavorable for postoperative recovery.
For this problem, in the prior art, the medical staff has the option of filling the pillow or blanket under the upper arm, where the upper arm is supported, so that it is lifted so that it is in the same plane as the shoulder joint. However, the support pieces temporarily arranged by the pillow, the blanket and the like are not only easy to collapse and unstable in supporting effect, but also because of different height differences formed by different patients, the upper arm is not easy to be padded up in the same plane with the shoulder joint, so that the pad is padded under the arm by using the lifting pad cavity 1 with the standard size in the device, and the pad height can be more same standard. Further, the inflation assembly is utilized to inflate the inflatable airbag 3, so that the bulge of the lifting pad cavity 1 can be more flexible and adjustable.
The inflatable component can be formed by arranging a balloon, an air passage and two one-way valves, the balloon is connected with the inflatable balloon 3 through the air passage, and the inflatable balloon is inflated into the inflatable balloon 3 through the two one-way valves one in and one out through the extrusion balloon, so that the inflatable balloon is inflated. This approach is well known in the art and will not be described in detail herein.
On the other hand, after the device is applied to a patient in a prone position, the shoulder joint abduction brace can be omitted, because in the device, the lifting pad cavity 1 is connected with the ratchet wheel pawl mechanism, the ratchet wheel pawl mechanism can drive the lifting pad cavity 1 to rotate, the lifting pad cavity 1 rotates to drive the arm to abduct, and after the lifting pad cavity 1 rotates to a proper angle, the ratchet wheel pawl mechanism can fix the angle, so that the arm abduction work is completed, and the patient can not wear the shoulder joint abduction brace with larger volume when in the prone position.
For the flexible attribute of lifting the pad cavity 1, this device can be solved in various ways, for example, lifting the pad cavity 1 and including bottom plate 7, top plate 8 and extending structure 2, wherein extending structure 2 sets up and is used for connecting bottom plate 7 and top plate 8 around lifting the pad cavity 1, extending structure 2 includes a plurality of folding pieces 9 that rotate in proper order and connect, and extending structure 2 outside cladding is provided with the flexible cloth.
The folding plates 9 are connected in turn in a rotating manner to form the integral telescopic structure 2. As shown in fig. 1, the plurality of folded sheets 9 are in a folded state when the lifting pad cavity 1 does not need to be unfolded. When the inflatable air bag 3 is inflated and inflated, the inflatable air bag 3 drives the top panel 8 to ascend, so that the telescopic structure 2 is driven to ascend, and the overlapped folding sheets 9 are stretched, so that the lifting pad cavity 1 is lifted.
Further, an arc-shaped groove 10 for placing an arm is formed in the top panel 8, clamping air bags 11 are arranged at two sides of the arc-shaped groove 10 in the arc-shaped groove 10, the clamping air bags 11 are connected with an external inflation structure, and the clamping air bags 11 are inflated in opposite directions to clamp the arm.
The arc-shaped groove 10 is arranged to be capable of being matched with the arm radian of a patient, so that the arm of the patient is placed on the top surface more stably and cannot fall off. And because the different patient's body forms are different, different patient's arm encloses also different, consequently, sets up centre gripping gasbag 11 in arc recess 10, and the arm centre gripping that encloses different arms through the inflation of centre gripping gasbag 11 different degree is fixed for it is better to the parcel effect of arm. The inflation structure for inflating the clamp airbag 11 and the inflation assembly for inflating the inflated airbag 3 may be the same or different. If the same inflator is used, the holding airbag 11 and the inflatable airbag 3 may be connected to each other to inflate together, and if the same inflator is not used, the holding airbag 11 and the inflatable airbag 3 may be provided with inflation holes, respectively, and the inflation mechanism and the inflation module may be connected to each other to inflate.
Further, a lifting body 12 is arranged at one end of the lifting pad cavity 1 away from the deflection box 4, and the height of the lifting body 12 is the same as that of the deflection box 4. The height difference of the deflection box 4 is compensated by the heightening body 12, so that the lifting pad cavity 1 is in a horizontal state. Furthermore, the raised body 12 is arranged as a rolling pulley, so that the raised pad cavity 1 can be more smoothly and conveniently rotated.
The above embodiments are only exemplary embodiments of the present application and are not intended to limit the present application, the scope of which is defined by the claims. Various modifications and equivalent arrangements of this application will occur to those skilled in the art, and are intended to be within the spirit and scope of the application.
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1. The shoulder arthroscopy post-operation body position pad is characterized by comprising a lifting pad cavity (1), wherein the top surface of the lifting pad cavity (1) is arranged below a hand arm and used for supporting the hand arm, the periphery of the lifting pad cavity (1) is provided with a telescopic structure (2), the telescopic structure (2) enables the lifting pad cavity (1) to have a longitudinal telescopic function, an expansion air bag (3) is arranged in the lifting pad cavity (1), the expansion air bag (3) is connected with an external inflation assembly, and the inflation assembly inflates and drives the telescopic structure (2) to be unfolded so as to adjust the height position of the hand arm in the expansion air bag (3);
the utility model discloses a support structure for a robot arm, including pad cavity (1) is raised, it is provided with pad cavity (1) one end sets up on deflecting box (4), deflecting box (4) set up in the position that is close to the shoulder joint, be provided with ratchet pawl structure (5) in deflecting box (4), it is through axis of rotation (6) with ratchet coaxial fixed connection in ratchet pawl structure (5) to raise pad cavity (1), raise pad cavity (1) with axis of rotation (6) are rotated in order to adjust the abduction angle of arm.
2. A shoulder arthroscopic posture pad according to claim 1 is characterized in that,
The lifting pad cavity (1) comprises a bottom panel (7), a top panel (8) and a telescopic structure (2), wherein the telescopic structure (2) is arranged around the lifting pad cavity (1) and used for connecting the bottom panel (7) with the top panel (8), the telescopic structure (2) comprises a plurality of folding pieces (9) which are connected in sequence in a rotating mode, and flexible cloth is arranged on the outer cladding of the telescopic structure (2).
3. A shoulder arthroscopic posture pad according to claim 2 is characterized in that,
The novel arm support is characterized in that an arc-shaped groove (10) for placing an arm is formed in the top panel (8), clamping air bags (11) are arranged at two sides of the arc-shaped groove (10) and located in the arc-shaped groove (10), the clamping air bags (11) are connected with an external inflation structure, and the clamping air bags (11) are inflated in opposite directions to clamp the arm.
4. A shoulder arthroscopic posture pad according to claim 1 is characterized in that,
One end of the lifting pad cavity (1) far away from the deflection box (4) is provided with a lifting body (12), and the height of the lifting body (12) is the same as that of the deflection box (4).
5. A shoulder arthroscopic posture pad according to claim 4 and wherein,
The lifting body (12) is a rolling pulley.
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