DE20007893U1

DE20007893U1 - Peroneal paresis correction device

Info

Publication number: DE20007893U1
Application number: DE20007893U
Authority: DE
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2000-05-02
Filing date: 2000-05-02
Publication date: 2001-09-06
Anticipated expiration: 2010-05-03

Description

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Claims

1. Protection claim 1, characterized in that means are seen before, with the help of which the lowering of a foot with existing partial or complete paralysis of the peroneal (so-called falling foot), in particular when demonstrating the foot in the walking process, is accordingly prevented that it does not get stuck, grinding or limping in the sense of the so-called stepper walk.

2. Peroneal bandage correction device according to claim 1 designed in such a way that a spiral spring ( Fig. I / 1) is mounted on the back of the foot at the level of the ankle so that the holders of their branch ends forward into the back of the foot ( Fig. I / 2 ) and the back plate ( Fig. I / 2a) and backwards into the lower leg part ( Fig. I / 4) and the lower leg plate ( Fig. I / 4a), which are adapted to the shape of the foot and leg without pressure.

3. peroneal bandage correction device according to claim 1 designed accordingly that the coil spring ( Fig. I / 1) with a lockable in a suitable tensioning and locking mechanism ( Fig. I / 1c) is provided, which is easily adjustable by hand on the part of the patient is. (Technically known principle of the clock spring mechanism)

4. peroneal bandage correction device according to claim 1 designed accordingly that the coil spring ( Fig. I / 1) at the rear end of the back of the foot is mounted slightly laterally to the foot direction since Lich, whereby the foot lifting effect in the lateral forefoot area comes about more than in the inner forefoot area .

5. Peroneal bandage correction device according to claim 1 designed accordingly that the aid with 2 fixed bandages ( Fig. I / 5a and 5b), which are separately on the back plate ( Fig. I / 2a) and the lower leg plate ( Fig. I / 4a ) are firmly connected to their respective middle sections, to be fixed with tours running crosswise and with a Velcro fastener.

6. peroneal bandage correction device according to claim 1 so ge designed that the back plate in particular is so designed Tet is that the tool easily in a confectionery tion lace-up shoe can be worn.

7. rail bandage according to protection claim 1 characterized in that a z. T. slightly elastic splint ( Fig. II, III / 1) at the back of the lower calf section and foot the heel is supported extensively.

8. Rail bandage according to claim 1 characterized in that the rail ( Fig. II, III / 1) in the ankle area by a double cross-shaped bandage ( Fig. II, III / 2a, b, c) and in the calf area by a further simple bandage ( Fig. II, III / 3a, b, c) are connected to the foot and leg.

9. Rail bandage characterized by protection claim 1 characterized

1. a.) That the rail (Fig. II, III / 1) with its lower limit lies fully in the rear heel part of a clothing shoe
2. b.) That the rail encloses the heel on the inside and outside by about half
3. c.) That the lower half of the rail cannot be bent forwards or backwards
4. d.) That the length of the splint corresponds to about 2/3 of the lower leg
5. e.) That the rail in the upper part encompasses the calf by about half and is only slightly elastic in this section
6. f.) That a flat, wide hook ( Fig. II, III / 4) with an opening is attached to the back of the splint slightly above the ankles

10. Rail according to protection claim 1, characterized

1. a.) That the ankle bandacre ( Fig. II, III / 2a, b, c) consists of an approximately 6 cm wide, hardly or only slightly elastic bandage ( Fig. II, III / 2a, b, c), the The beginning ( Fig. II, III / 2a) is placed on the back of the inner foot, the bandage tour runs from there laterally to the back and underside of the heel part of the rail ( Fig. II, III / 1), where it is attached ( Fig. II, III / 2b), from there circularly around the ankle / heel area and then in the usual form back over the outside, bottom and inside of the rear foot to its upper to outer side, where they are under sufficient tension in the partial section ( Fig . II, III / 2a) is fastened with Velcro fastener with sufficient tension
2. b.) That the calf bandage ( Fig. II, III / 3a, b, c) has a short piece on the outside ( Fig. II, III / 3a), which in the further course of d. The rear side ( Fig. II, III / 3b) is fastened to the rail ( Fig. II, III / 1) and with the longer part ( Fig. II, III / 3c) over the inside and front of the leg to there horizontal side part ( Fig. II, III / 3a) runs where it is fastened with Velcro.

11. Rail bandage according to protection claim 1 manufactured so that the reins ( Fig. II, III / 5a and 5b) from a relatively tensile rubber band of 1, 5 to 2 cm wide with its front end ( Fig. II, III / 5a ) by means of a hook ( Fig. II, III / 6) in the area of the front side shoe can be hung in a small ring ( Fig. II, III / 7) or a shoe strap loop, to the rear around the inside of the leg including the splint ( Fig. II, II, III / 1) and the end area of the rein ( Fig. II / III / 5b) by means of a Velcro fastener that can be adjusted lengthways again at the top of the rein beginning ( Fig. II, III / 5a) above the back of the foot is attached.

12. Rail bandage according to protection claim 1 characterized in that the rubber reins ( Fig. II, III / 5) in the on the rear of the rail ( Fig. II, III / 1) located hooks ( Fig. II, III / 4) of is inserted above.

13. Rail bandage according to protection claims 1 and 7 to 12, characterized in that they mainly

1. a.) Is to be worn in ready-made lace-up shoes.
2. b.) If slippers are preferred, the retaining ring ( Fig. II, III / 7) would have to be attached to the front of the shoe at the same place on the upper side of the shoe, or a short band should be sewn in approximately this area, at the rear end of which the ring ( Fig. II, III / 7) must be attached.