CN221902455U - Shoulder braking constant clothes after pacemaker implantation operation - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model provides a shoulder brake uniform after pacemaker implantation, comprising an inner layer and at least one outer layer; both the inner layer and the outer layer use a pullover open-piece structure, and the patient only needs the assistance of family members or nursing staff to insert the clothes from the head into the neck opening without raising the arm; the lower seam of the sleeve is connected by active connections such as zipper connection, Velcro connection and button connection, so the sleeve can be directly assembled when the arm is hanging down; at least one outer layer of the uniform style can meet the needs of daily going out, and different outer layers can be selected as needed to achieve the purpose of cold protection and matching; and the shoulder brake device used in conjunction can be used to further perform shoulder braking.

Description

A shoulder immobilization clothing after pacemaker implantation

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a shoulder braking garment after pacemaker implantation.

Background Art

Pacemaker implantation is a routine operation in cardiology, and patients need to be strictly immobilized on their hands and shoulders after the operation. At present, the hot topic of the invention of shoulder immobilization clothing after pacemaker implantation is to focus on the postoperative period during hospitalization, so there are many designs of related immobilization clothing used in hospitals during the postoperative hospitalization period; however, at this time, since the operation has just been completed and there are nurses' care and instructions during the hospitalization, the patients also pay good attention and can generally achieve immobilization that meets the nursing requirements.

However, there is a lack of effective attention to the patient's braking within one month after surgery. Conventional pacemakers need to raise their hands above the shoulders one month after surgery. For normal people, they habitually comb their hair, raise their hands, etc., and cannot strictly raise their hands above the shoulders. In this way, the electrodes of some patients are easily dislocated, resulting in abnormal work of the pacemaker, or even life-threatening. In summer, since patients wear fewer clothes, they can choose vests and other easier-to-wear clothes in summer, and there are fewer postoperative risks caused by raising their arms when wearing clothes due to lack of strict braking. However, in the autumn and winter weather when more clothes need to be worn, the braking is often not performed according to the braking requirements because of careless hand raising when wearing clothes; ordinary zipper-type clothes require a slight lifting and force of the hands, and pullover-type clothes must be put on with the arms raised. If the patient is wearing a close-fitting shoulder braking restraint, it is impossible to wear normal cold-proof clothing when wearing the shoulder braking restraint; if the patient is using a shoulder braking restraint on the outside of the outer garment, it is often easy to lift the shoulders too high when wearing clothes.

For example, patent number CN201821679454.6, the patentee is " The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University has invented a utility model patent named "Patient Clothing for Patients after Pacemaker Surgery", which includes a front gown and a back cover cloth. The front gown consists of a front cover cloth, a collar and two sleeves. The back side of the front cover cloth is a dressing opening, and the back cover cloth is located at the dressing opening of the front cover cloth. The left side of the back cover cloth is connected to the left side of the dressing opening of the front cover cloth, and the outer edge of the front surface of the back cover cloth is connected to the outer edge of the dressing opening of the front cover cloth through a hidden button; a chest strap is connected to the upper part of the front surface of the front cover cloth; in summary, the utility model is easy to wear, suitable for patients who need to brake their limbs after pacemaker surgery, and can prevent postoperative complications caused by excessive movement of the patient. A shoulder airbag is arranged at the back of the clothes to prevent pressure sores, and an incision airbag pad is arranged to prevent subcutaneous fluid or blood accumulation, which is beneficial to surgical recovery; a tape measure is arranged on the front gown to facilitate recording the range of motion of the patient's upper limbs. However, this kind of patient clothes is used during the postoperative hospitalization period; after the patient is discharged from the hospital, he or she cannot put on other cold-proof clothes when wearing this patient clothes.

For another example, patent number CN201720975567.X, the utility model patent with the patent name of "Pacemaker restraint suit", invented a pacemaker restraint suit, the back piece is sewn to the left front piece, the upper end and one side of the right front piece respectively, and the back piece and the left front piece, the back piece and the right front piece after sewing are respectively provided with Velcro 1, Velcro 2 is provided on the left sleeve, Velcro 3 is provided on the right sleeve, and Velcro 2 on the left sleeve and Velcro 3 on the right sleeve are respectively fitted with Velcro 1; lace 1 and lace 2 are respectively provided on the back piece, and the left The front piece is provided with a left button, the right button and the third tie are provided on the right front piece, and the second and third ties are respectively fastened with the first tie; the left sleeve is provided with an elastic buckle loop, and the left button is fastened with the first elastic buckle loop; the right sleeve is provided with an elastic buckle loop, and the right button is fastened with the second elastic buckle loop. The length of the left and right sleeves is preferably 3-5 cm past the elbow joint. It solves the problem that patients cannot wear clothes after surgery and need to be cared for at any time, which can benefit both nursing staff and patients, and has higher practical advantages while keeping the cost unchanged. Although this kind of clothing can be worn after discharge, it is too different from ordinary clothes and cannot be worn by patients on a daily basis.

It can be seen that the existing auxiliary devices or auxiliary clothing for shoulder braking after pacemaker implantation cannot simultaneously meet the needs of patients who are discharged from the hospital after surgery, that is, they can be used as braking, do not need to raise their hands when wearing them, and can be worn as daily clothing. They also cannot avoid the need to wear other cold-proof clothing due to the need for cold protection, thereby raising the hands too high when wearing ordinary clothing. Therefore, it is necessary to provide a new shoulder braking clothing after pacemaker implantation to solve the above technical problems.

Utility Model Content

The utility model provides a new shoulder braking garment after pacemaker implantation to solve the above technical problems.

In order to solve the above technical problems, the utility model provides a shoulder immobilization uniform after pacemaker implantation, comprising an inner wearing layer and at least one outer wearing layer; wherein,

The inner wearing layer comprises an inner front piece, an inner back piece, an inner left sleeve and an inner right sleeve, wherein the inner front piece and the inner back piece are opened at the neck and fixedly connected at the shoulder, the cuffs of the inner left sleeve and the inner right sleeve are movably connected to the lower seams of the armpits, and the inner front piece and the inner back piece are movably connected from the armpits to the bottom; the outer surfaces of the inner front piece, the inner back piece, the inner left sleeve and the inner right sleeve are provided with a first fitting portion; the inner front piece is attached with a flexible material corresponding to the position of the pacemaker implantation surgery wound;

The outer layer is a regular uniform, comprising an outer front piece, an outer back piece, an outer left sleeve and an outer right sleeve. The outer front piece and the outer back piece are opened at the neck and fixedly connected at the shoulder. The cuffs of the outer left sleeve and the outer right sleeve are connected to the lower seams of the armpits by zippers or Velcro. The outer front piece and the outer back piece are connected to the bottom by zippers or Velcro. The inner surfaces of the outer front piece, the outer back piece, the outer left sleeve and the outer right sleeve are provided with a second fitting portion that cooperates with the first fitting portion to fit the inner layer and the outer layer.

The shoulder braking uniform after pacemaker implantation also includes a shoulder braking device for use with it.

Preferably, the shoulder brake device is an inner-wearing or outer-wearing shoulder brake device.

Preferably, the shoulder braking device comprises a first strap arranged on the outer left sleeve and/or the outer right sleeve, and a second strap matched with the first strap and arranged at the armpit position of the outer front piece or the outer back piece.

Preferably, the number of the first laces and the second laces is the same, and the number of the first laces is at least three groups. The at least three groups of first laces are arranged along the length direction of the sleeve to cooperate with the corresponding second laces to provide different braking angles.

Preferably, the first lace is a lace ring, and the second lace is a belt.

Preferably, the material of the at least one set of outer clothing layers is one or more of a single-layer cloth, a multi-layer cloth, a quilted layer, and a down interlayer.

Preferably, the at least one set of outerwear layers is in the form of one or more of a T-shirt, a shirt, a jacket, a suit jacket, and a coat.

Preferably, the lapels of the inner front panel and/or the outer front panel are movably connected.

Preferably, the movable connection method is one selected from zipper connection, Velcro connection and button connection.

Preferably, the first fitting portion and the second fitting portion overlap or are arranged perpendicular to each other.

Preferably, the flexible material is cotton or gauze.

The utility model designs a shoulder immobilization uniform for pacemaker implantation surgery, comprising an inner layer and at least one outer layer; both the inner layer and the outer layer use a pullover open-piece structure, and the patient only needs the assistance of family members or nursing staff to insert the garment from the head into the neck opening without raising the arm; the lower seam of the sleeve is connected by active connections such as zippers, Velcro and buttons, so the sleeves can be directly assembled when the arms are hanging down; at least one outer layer in the style of a regular uniform can meet the needs of daily outings, and different outer layers can be selected as needed to achieve the purpose of cold protection and matching; and the shoulder immobilization can be further performed in combination with a shoulder immobilization device.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG1 is a schematic structural diagram of an inner layer of a shoulder immobilization uniform for use after pacemaker implantation in one embodiment of the present invention;

FIG2 is a schematic structural diagram of an outer wearing layer of a shoulder braking uniform after pacemaker implantation in one embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The utility model is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and implementation modes.

Please refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 , which show a shoulder immobilization uniform after pacemaker implantation provided by the present invention, comprising an inner wearing layer 100 and at least one outer wearing layer 200 .

The inner layer 100 comprises an inner front piece 11, an inner back piece 12, an inner left sleeve 13 and an inner right sleeve 14. The inner front piece 11 and the inner back piece 12 are opened at the neck and fixedly connected at the shoulder. The cuffs of the inner left sleeve 13 and the inner right sleeve 14 are movably connected to the lower seams of the armpits, and the inner front piece 11 and the inner back piece 12 are movably connected from the armpits to the bottom; the outer surfaces of the inner front piece 11, the inner back piece 12, the inner left sleeve 13 and the inner right sleeve 14 are provided with a first fitting portion 15.

Preferably, the movable connection is selected from a zipper connection, a Velcro connection and a button connection. As shown in FIG1 , the movable connection is shown in the embodiment as a zipper 101 .

The inner layer 100 adopts a pullover open-piece structure, and the patient only needs the assistance of family members or nursing staff to put the clothes into the neck opening from the head without raising the arms. The lower seams of the sleeves are connected by zippers, Velcro and buttons, so the sleeves can be directly assembled when the arms are hanging down.

Among them, the outer wearing layer 200 is a regular uniform, including an outer front piece 21, an outer back piece 22, an outer left sleeve 23 and an outer right sleeve 24. The outer front piece 21 and the outer back piece 22 are opened at the neck and fixedly connected at the shoulder. The lower seams from the cuffs of the outer left sleeve 23 and the outer right sleeve 24 to the armpits are connected by zippers or Velcro, and the outer front piece 21 and the outer back piece 22 are connected by zippers or Velcro from the armpits to the bottom; the inner surfaces of the outer front piece 21, the outer back piece 22, the outer left sleeve 23 and the outer right sleeve 24 are provided with a second fitting portion 25 that cooperates with the first fitting portion 15 to fit the inner wearing layer 100 and the outer wearing layer 200.

Preferably, the material of the at least one set of outer clothing layer 200 is one or more of a single-layer cloth, a multi-layer cloth, a quilted layer, and a down interlayer.

Preferably, the at least one set of outerwear layer 200 is in the form of one or more of a T-shirt, a shirt, a jacket, a suit coat, and an overcoat. FIG2 shows an example of a shirt collar.

Similarly, the outer layer 200 uses a pullover open-piece structure, and the patient only needs the assistance of family members or nursing staff to put the clothes into the neck opening from the head, without raising the arms. The lower seams of the sleeves are connected by zippers, Velcro, buttons and other movable connections, so the sleeves can be directly assembled when the arms are hanging down.

In addition, at least one set of outerwear layer 200 of the uniform type can not only meet the needs of daily outdoor wear, but also different outerwear layers can be selected as needed to achieve the purpose of cold protection and matching; and a shoulder brake device can be used in conjunction to further perform shoulder braking.

At the same time, the outer wearing layer 200 and the inner wearing layer 100 are bonded together through the first bonding part 15 and the second bonding part 25. After the outer wearing layer 200 and the inner wearing layer 100 are bonded together, the inner wearing layer 100 will be attached to one side of the outer wearing layer 200, and will touch the scar at the location of the pacemaker implantation surgery or the plaster gauze on the wound as little as possible, thereby reducing friction damage; at the same time, the inner front piece 11 is attached with a flexible material corresponding to the location of the pacemaker implantation surgery wound to further reduce friction.

Wherein, the shoulder braking uniform after pacemaker implantation also includes a shoulder braking device used in conjunction to further perform shoulder braking.

Preferably, the shoulder brake is an inner-wear or outer-wear shoulder brake. It is understandable that the inner-wear or outer-wear shoulder brake referred to here refers to a separate matching shoulder brake, and the patient can choose to purchase a separate shoulder brake or use it during hospitalization as needed. If it is an inner-wear shoulder brake, the inner-wear shoulder brake can be worn first, and then the inner wear layer 100 and the outer wear layer 200 can be worn. If it is an outer-wear shoulder brake, it can be worn on the outside of the inner wear layer 100 or on the outside of the outer wear layer 200 according to one's own choice.

Preferably, in this embodiment, a self-contained shoulder brake device is also provided to further achieve a braking effect. The shoulder brake device includes a first strap 30 provided on the outer left sleeve 23 and/or the outer right sleeve 24, and a second strap 32 provided at the armpit position of the outer front piece 21 or the outer back piece 22 and matching with the first strap 30.

Specifically, the number of the first ties 30 and the second ties 32 is the same, and the number of the first ties 30 is at least three groups, and the at least three groups of first ties 30 are arranged along the length direction of the sleeve to cooperate with the corresponding second ties 32 to provide different braking angles. Specifically, as shown in FIG2 , the first ties 30 are lace rings, and the second ties 32 are belts. When the angle to be limited is relatively small, you can choose to tie the lace close to the wrist; or only tie the lace at the upper arm position to only limit the lifting of the upper arm; you can also adjust the limiting angle by the length of the second ties 32.

Preferably, the lapels of the inner front panel and/or the outer front panel are movably connected.

Please refer to Figures 1 and 2 together, the first fitting portion 15 and the second fitting portion 25 are arranged perpendicular to each other, that is, in Figure 1, the first fitting portion 15 of the sleeve of the inner layer 100 is arranged perpendicular to the arm length direction, and the second fitting portion 25 of the sleeve of the outer layer 200 is arranged along the arm direction. Optionally, in other embodiments, the first fitting portion 15 and the second fitting portion 25 can also be arranged to overlap.

The utility model designs a shoulder immobilization uniform for pacemaker implantation surgery, comprising an inner layer and at least one outer layer; both the inner layer and the outer layer use a pullover open-piece structure, and the patient only needs the assistance of family members or nursing staff to insert the garment from the head into the neck opening without raising the arm; the lower seam of the sleeve is connected by active connections such as zippers, Velcro and buttons, so the sleeves can be directly assembled when the arms are hanging down; at least one outer layer in the style of a regular uniform can meet the needs of daily outings, and different outer layers can be selected as needed to achieve the purpose of cold protection and matching; and the shoulder immobilization can be further performed in combination with a shoulder immobilization device.

The above are only embodiments of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the patent scope of the present invention. Any equivalent structure or equivalent process transformation made using the contents of the specification and drawings of the present invention, or directly or indirectly applied in other related technical fields, are also included in the patent protection scope of the present invention.

Claims (10)

1. A shoulder immobilization uniform after pacemaker implantation, characterized in that it comprises an inner wearing layer and at least one outer wearing layer; wherein: The inner wearing layer comprises an inner front piece, an inner back piece, an inner left sleeve and an inner right sleeve, wherein the inner front piece and the inner back piece are opened at the neck and fixedly connected at the shoulder, the cuffs of the inner left sleeve and the inner right sleeve are movably connected to the lower seams of the armpits, and the inner front piece and the inner back piece are movably connected from the armpits to the bottom; the outer surfaces of the inner front piece, the inner back piece, the inner left sleeve and the inner right sleeve are provided with a first fitting portion; the inner front piece is attached with a flexible material corresponding to the position of the pacemaker implantation surgery wound; The outer layer is a regular uniform, comprising an outer front piece, an outer back piece, an outer left sleeve and an outer right sleeve. The outer front piece and the outer back piece are opened at the neck and fixedly connected at the shoulder. The cuffs of the outer left sleeve and the outer right sleeve are connected to the lower seams of the armpits by zippers or Velcro. The outer front piece and the outer back piece are connected to the bottom by zippers or Velcro. The inner surfaces of the outer front piece, the outer back piece, the outer left sleeve and the outer right sleeve are provided with a second fitting portion that cooperates with the first fitting portion to fit the inner layer and the outer layer. The shoulder braking uniform after pacemaker implantation also includes a shoulder braking device for use with it. 2. The shoulder brake uniform after pacemaker implantation according to claim 1, characterized in that the shoulder brake device is an internal or external shoulder brake device. 3. The shoulder immobilization uniform after pacemaker implantation according to claim 1 is characterized in that the shoulder immobilization device includes a first strap arranged on the outer left sleeve and/or the outer right sleeve, and a second strap matched with the first strap arranged at the armpit position of the outer front piece or the outer rear piece. 4. The shoulder brake uniform after pacemaker implantation according to claim 3 is characterized in that the number of the first straps and the second straps is the same, the number of the first straps is at least three groups, and the at least three groups of first straps are arranged along the length direction of the sleeves to cooperate with the corresponding second straps to provide different braking angles. 5. The shoulder braking uniform after pacemaker implantation according to claim 1, characterized in that the material of the at least one set of outer wear layer is one or more of a single-layer cloth, a multi-layer cloth, a quilted layer, and a down interlayer. 6. The shoulder braking uniform after pacemaker implantation according to claim 1, characterized in that the at least one set of outerwear layers is one or more of a T-shirt, a shirt, a jacket, a suit coat, and an overcoat. 7. The shoulder immobilization uniform after pacemaker implantation according to claim 1, characterized in that the lapels of the inner front piece and/or the outer front piece are movably connected. 8. The shoulder immobilization uniform after pacemaker implantation according to claim 3, characterized in that the movable connection method is selected from one of a zipper connection, a Velcro connection and a button connection. 9. The shoulder immobilization uniform after pacemaker implantation according to claim 1, characterized in that the first fitting portion and the second fitting portion are overlapped or arranged perpendicular to each other. 10. The shoulder immobilization uniform after pacemaker implantation according to claim 1, characterized in that the flexible material is cotton cloth or gauze.