CN221712703U - A spinal recovery auxiliary training device - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a spinal recovery auxiliary training device, which relates to the technical field of rehabilitation training equipment, including a lower plate and an upper plate, the upper plate and the lower plate are rotatably connected, a leg strap is installed on the lower plate, which is used to support and fix the patient's legs, and two groups of sliders are slidably installed on the upper plate, and axillary rollers are connected to the sliders, and the axillary rollers are used to be placed under the patient's armpits to support the patient's upper body. The auxiliary training device also includes a lifting mechanism, which is used to lift the two groups of sliders. The utility model fixes the patient's legs through the leg straps, and the axillary rollers are placed under the armpits when the arms are spread out, and the axillary rollers support the patient's upper body. The lifting mechanism controls the sliders and the axillary rollers to rise, and the patient's body is stretched upward. Training, at the same time, the upper plate can also be rotated to drive the rotation, and the patient's upper body is twisted left and right. Training, thereby greatly facilitating the patient's spinal recovery training.

Description

A spinal recovery auxiliary training device

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the technical field of rehabilitation training equipment, in particular to a spinal recovery auxiliary training device.

Background Art

Spine is a branch of orthopedics. It can be an independent department, especially in comprehensive orthopedic hospitals. The spine is the main source of support for the human body. When the spine is injured, in order to speed up the recovery of the patient's spine, it is necessary to use auxiliary devices for spinal surgery patients so that patients can undergo rehabilitation training and improve the speed of recovery.

Currently available spinal surgery patient recovery assistive devices only perform spinal recovery training by pulling the spine forward and backward, and require the patient to lie flat, which is more troublesome to use and has a relatively simple training effect.

Utility Model Content

The purpose of the utility model is to provide a spinal recovery auxiliary training device to solve the above-mentioned deficiencies in the prior art.

The utility model provides the following technical solutions: a spinal recovery auxiliary training device, comprising a lower plate and an upper plate, the upper plate and the lower plate are rotatably connected, a leg strap is installed on the lower plate, which is used to support and fix the patient's legs, two groups of sliders are slidably installed on the upper plate, axillary rollers are connected to the sliders, the axillary rollers are used to be placed under the patient's armpits to support the patient's upper body, the auxiliary training device also includes a lifting mechanism, the lifting mechanism is used to lift the two groups of sliders, during training, the patient stands in front of the device, the legs are fixed by the leg straps, the arms are spread out to place the axillary rollers under the armpits, the sliders and the axillary rollers are controlled to rise by the lifting mechanism, the patient's body is stretched upward training, and at the same time, the upper plate can also be rotated to drive the rotation, and the patient's upper body is twisted left and right training, thereby greatly facilitating the patient's spinal recovery training.

Preferably, two groups of axillary rollers are provided on the upper plate, the slider is slidably installed inside the slide groove, and the backs of the two sliders are fixedly connected with connecting rods, so as to facilitate the simultaneous control of the two sliders.

Preferably, the lifting mechanism includes two groups of pull ropes and a support frame, and guide wheels are rotatably installed on the top and bottom of both sides of the support frame. The two pull ropes are fixedly connected to the connecting rod together, and the ends of the two pull ropes away from the connecting rod are respectively passed around the two guide wheels on the corresponding sides and fixedly connected with pull rings. Therefore, in actual use, the pull rings can be pulled by both hands, and the connecting rod connected to the two axillary rollers can be pulled up vertically with the help of the pull ropes, so that the patient's upper body can be pulled vertically. When the patient's waist needs to be deflected, it is only necessary to control the stretching length of one pull rope to be greater than that of the other pull rope, so that the upper plate as a whole can be tilted to one side, thereby completing the deflection training of the patient's upper body, and then the equipment can be controlled by the patient himself, thereby greatly improving the convenience of using the device.

Preferably, a torsion spring is provided at the rotational connection between the upper plate and the slider, and the torsion spring provides elastic force for the upper plate to maintain a vertical state, thereby enabling the device to maintain a vertical state in a normal state.

A rotating plate is arranged between the slider and the axillary support roller, one end of the rotating plate is rotatably sleeved on the outside of the slider, and the axillary support roller is rotatably installed on the end of the rotating plate away from the slider, so that the position of the axillary support roller can move along the swinging direction of the rotating plate. Then, when people of different body shapes use it, the axillary support roller can be pulled by the slider when it rises, so that the axillary support roller can automatically adapt to the patient's body width, thereby improving the adaptability of the device.

Preferably, a plurality of pedals are provided at the bottom of the lower plate, and the plurality of pedals are stacked and arranged, so that the pedals can be adapted to patients of different heights by selecting pedals of corresponding thickness for the patients to step on.

In the above technical solution, the technical effects and advantages provided by the utility model are:

1. The utility model fixes the patient's legs through the leg straps, and the arms are spread out to place the axillary rollers under the armpits, and the axillary rollers support the patient's upper body. The lifting mechanism controls the slider and the axillary rollers to rise, and the patient's body is stretched upward. At the same time, the upper plate can also be rotated to rotate, and the patient's upper body is twisted left and right, which greatly facilitates the patient's spinal recovery training.

2. The utility model sets two groups of pull ropes, and both hands pull the pull ring together. With the help of the pull ropes, the connecting rod connected to the two axillary rollers is pulled vertically upward, thereby realizing the vertical pulling of the patient's upper body. When the patient's waist needs to be deflected, it is only necessary to control the stretching length of one pull rope to be greater than the other pull rope, so that the upper plate as a whole can be tilted to one side, and the deflection training of the patient's upper body is completed, and then the equipment can be controlled by the patient himself, thereby greatly improving the convenience of using the device.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present application or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings required for use in the embodiments are briefly introduced below.

FIG1 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the utility model.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the back structure of the utility model.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the use state of the present utility model.

FIG. 4 is a top view of two axillary rollers of the utility model.

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of the swing of the rotating plate of the utility model.

Description of reference numerals:

1. Lower plate; 11. Leg strap; 2. Upper plate; 21. Slide groove; 22. Torsion spring; 3. Sliding block; 31. Axillary roller; 32. Rotating plate; 33. Connecting rod; 4. Pull rope; 41. Pull ring; 5. Support frame; 51. Guide wheel; 6. Pedal.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Example

The utility model provides a spinal recovery auxiliary training device as shown in Figures 1-5, comprising a lower plate 1 and an upper plate 2, the upper plate 2 and the lower plate 1 are rotatably connected, a leg strap 11 is installed on the lower plate 1, and is used to support and fix the patient's legs, two groups of sliders 3 are slidably installed on the upper plate 2, and the sliders 3 are connected to axillary rollers 31, and the axillary rollers 31 are used to be placed under the patient's armpits to support the patient's upper body, and the auxiliary training device also includes a lifting mechanism, which is used to lift the two groups of sliders 3. During training, the patient stands in front of the device, with his legs fixed by the leg straps 11, and his arms spread out to place the axillary rollers 31 under his armpits. The lifting mechanism is used to control the sliders 3 and the axillary rollers 31 to rise, and the patient's body is stretched upward. Training, at the same time, the upper plate 2 can also be rotated to rotate, and the patient's upper body is twisted left and right. Training, thereby greatly facilitating the patient's spinal recovery training.

Furthermore, in the above technical solution, two sets of axillary rollers 31 are provided on the upper plate 2, the slider 3 is slidably installed inside the slide groove 21, and the backs of the two sliders 3 are fixedly connected with connecting rods 33, so as to facilitate the simultaneous control of the two sliders 3.

Furthermore, in the above technical scheme, the lifting mechanism includes two groups of pull ropes 4 and a support frame 5. The top and bottom of both sides of the support frame 5 are rotatably installed with guide wheels 51. The two pull ropes 4 are fixedly connected to the connecting rod 33, and the ends of the two pull ropes 4 away from the connecting rod 33 are respectively passed around the two guide wheels 51 on the corresponding sides, and are fixedly connected with pull rings 41. Therefore, in actual use, the pull rings 41 can be pulled together by both hands, and the connecting rod 33 connected to the two axillary rollers 31 are pulled up vertically with the help of the pull ropes 4, so that the patient's upper body can be pulled vertically. When the patient's waist needs to be deflected, it is only necessary to control the stretching length of one pull rope 4 to be greater than that of the other pull rope 4, so that the upper plate 2 can be tilted to one side as a whole, and the deflection training of the patient's upper body is completed, so that the equipment can be controlled by the patient himself, thereby greatly improving the convenience of using the device.

Furthermore, in the above technical solution, a torsion spring 22 is provided at the rotational connection between the upper plate 2 and the slider 3, and the torsion spring 22 provides elastic force for the upper plate 2 to maintain a vertical state, thereby enabling the device to remain vertical in a normal state.

Furthermore, in the above technical solution, a rotating plate 32 is provided between the slider 3 and the axillary support roller 31, one end of the rotating plate 32 is rotatably sleeved on the outside of the slider 3, and the axillary support roller 31 is rotatably installed on the end of the rotating plate 32 away from the slider 3, so that the position of the axillary support roller 31 can move along the swinging direction of the rotating plate 32, and then when people of different body shapes use it, the axillary support roller 31 can be pulled by the slider 3 when it rises, so that the axillary support roller 31 can automatically adapt to the patient's body width, thereby improving the adaptability of the device.

Furthermore, in the above technical solution, a plurality of pedals 6 are arranged at the bottom of the lower plate 1, and the plurality of pedals 6 are stacked, so that the pedals 6 of corresponding thickness can be selected for patients to step on, so as to accommodate patients of different heights.

Working principle: During training, the patient stands in front of the device with his legs fixed by the leg straps 11, and his arms spread out to place the axillary support rollers 31 under his armpits. Both hands pull the pull ring 41 together, and use the pull rope 4 to connect the connecting rod 33 to the two axillary support rollers 31 and pull them up vertically, thereby achieving vertical pulling of the patient's upper body. By controlling the stretching length of one pull rope 4 to be greater than that of the other pull rope 4, the upper plate 2 can be tilted to one side as a whole, completing the deflection training of the patient's upper body, thereby greatly facilitating the patient's spinal recovery training.

Claims (6)

1. A spinal rehabilitation aid training device comprising a lower plate (1) and an upper plate (2), characterized in that: the upper plate (2) and the lower plate (1) are rotationally connected, leg binding belts (11) are installed on the lower plate (1), two groups of sliding blocks (3) are slidably installed on the upper plate (2), an armpit carrier roller (31) is connected to the sliding blocks (3), the armpit carrier roller (31) is used for being placed under the armpits of a patient, and the auxiliary training device further comprises a lifting mechanism, wherein the lifting mechanism is used for lifting the two groups of sliding blocks (3).

2. A spinal restoration assistance training device as defined in claim 1, wherein: two sets of armpit carrier rollers (31) are arranged on the upper plate (2), the sliding blocks (3) are slidably arranged in the sliding grooves (21), and the back parts of the two sliding blocks (3) are fixedly connected with connecting rods (33).

3. A spinal restoration assistance training device as defined in claim 2, wherein: the lifting mechanism comprises two groups of pull ropes (4) and a support frame (5), wherein guide wheels (51) are rotatably arranged at the top and the bottom of two sides of the support frame (5), the two pull ropes (4) are fixedly connected onto a connecting rod (33) together, one ends, far away from the connecting rod (33), of the pull ropes (4) are respectively wound around the two guide wheels (51) on the corresponding sides, and pull rings (41) are fixedly connected.

4. A spinal restoration assistance training device as defined in claim 3, wherein: a torsion spring (22) is arranged at the rotation connection position between the upper plate (2) and the sliding block (3), and the torsion spring (22) provides elastic force for keeping the upper plate (2) in a vertical state.

5. A spinal restoration assistance training device as defined in claim 3, wherein: be provided with rotation board (32) between slider (3) and armpit bearing roller (31), the one end rotation of rotation board (32) cup joints in the outside of slider (3), the one end that slider (3) was kept away from in rotation board (32) is installed in the rotation of armpit bearing roller (31).

6. A spinal restoration assistance training device as defined in claim 1, wherein: the bottom of the lower plate (1) is provided with a plurality of pedals (6), and a plurality of pedals (6) are stacked.