EP2505177A1 - Appareil de massage pour massage par pression et effleurage - Google Patents

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EP2505177A1
EP2505177A1 EP12002102A EP12002102A EP2505177A1 EP 2505177 A1 EP2505177 A1 EP 2505177A1 EP 12002102 A EP12002102 A EP 12002102A EP 12002102 A EP12002102 A EP 12002102A EP 2505177 A1 EP2505177 A1 EP 2505177A1
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Ferdinand Likosar
Juliane Likosar
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  • the invention relates to a massage device for pressure and stroking massage of the human and animal tissue according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • Such a massager is with the DE 299 11 555 U1 known. It consists of two vertically spaced superposed, rotationally driven waves on which a number of massage and kneading rollers are rotatably arranged.
  • the massage and kneading rollers are only suitable for exercising a tapping massage and can not perform overlapping pressure and strokes on the tissue to be treated.
  • the invention relates both to massagers, which are designed as a stand-alone device, as well as hand-held massagers.
  • Such massage devices are known and consist essentially of a massage body, which is rotatably driven or performs oscillating rotational movements about a fixed axis of rotation.
  • the surface of the massage body is placed on a specific body site to be treated and by pressing the massage body, the reciprocating movements are registered by the surface of the massage body on the body site to be treated.
  • lymphatic drainage it is important that first of all a pressure directed into the depth of the tissue part-ie, approximately normal to the skin surface-is directed to the lymphatic vessel to be treated, and then while maintaining this pressure, an embryo movement is performed, which is directed approximately parallel to the skin surface.
  • this particular pressure and stroke does not succeed with a rotating oscillating massage body after the DE 299 18 677 U1 or the EP 0 978 269 B1 , In the known massagers, therefore, the treatment effect is poor. In addition, such torsional vibrations are perceived as hard and unpleasant.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object not only to effect a pressure massage on a part of the body to be treated, but in addition to the pressure also to allow a stroke massage, which comes close to the massage effect of lymphatic drainage.
  • the invention is characterized in that the massage body performs an elliptical pressure and pulling movement on the body part to be treated.
  • lymphatic drainage By circular or elliptical displacement techniques in the context of the present invention, which are applied with light pressure, liquid is to be moved from the tissue into the lymphatic system.
  • the applied here Lymph drainage has a predominant effect on the skin and subcutaneous tissue and should not cause any excess circulation, as in classical massage. Further indications are all orthopedic and traumatological diseases, which are accompanied by a swelling (dislocations, strains, sprains, torn muscle fibers, etc.) Also in case of burns, whiplash, Sudeck's disease and similar diseases, the lymphatic drainage according to the invention is used.
  • a defined pressure and stroke movement of the driven massage body in the depth (normal to the skin surface) and length (parallel to the skin surface) of the tissue, the frequency of the coating movement is variable within wide limits.
  • the frequency of the sweeping movement is in the range between 5 hertz and 40 hertz.
  • the biomechanical stimulation according to the invention is a proven method for years in therapy, rehabilitation, regeneration and prevention.
  • general physiotherapy postoperative treatment, neuromuscular problems (MS, Parkinson's, spasm) and pain therapy, short-term success can be achieved.
  • MS neuromuscular problems
  • Parkinson's, spasm neuromuscular problems
  • pain therapy short-term success can be achieved.
  • the BISA is a method without stimulation current and chemical substances. It relies on the transmission of mechanical vibration of defined amplitude and frequencies to the neuromuscular system.
  • the muscle length change shapes the muscle and changes the width of the blood vessels, which increases the blood pumping function of the muscles. It also affects the mechanoreceptors and thus the central nervous system.
  • the massage device according to the invention is suitable for therapy, prevention, sports and elite sports and transmits mechanical vibrations targeted at problem areas. Muscle and tendon shortening, but also pain is quickly reduced and loosened bonds.
  • the application is also fresh Injuries, such as Bruises, strains, torn muscle fibers, adductor problems, etc.
  • the invention helps to increase the training efficiency many times. Very positive, the training also affects the mobility. In the case of injuries, the early use of BISA can be expected to significantly shorten the rehabilitation time.
  • the massager offers a very wide range of treatment options.
  • the increased blood exchange in the body leads to an improved supply with oxygen and nutrients, to an acceleration of the metabolism and to the muscle building.
  • the vessels are cleaned by dissolving deposits and old tissue.
  • the present invention relates both to the design of the massager as a stand-alone device, but also to the formation of a massaging device as a hand-held device, wherein it is important that the massage body executes the said elliptical pressure and tension massage on the tissue to be treated, both in the case of the stationary device and in the case of the hand-held device.
  • a hand-held device has only one, elliptical pressure and strokes exporting, massage body to the object, which has about 25 to 40 mm in width and length and which is preferably cylindrical.
  • the drive motor for the massage body is not arranged in the massage body itself, but outside in the handle.
  • the massage body is formed as a cylindrical, padded body, the surface of which can be applied to the tissue to be treated, so as to enter via the surface of the pressure and stroke on the tissue to be treated.
  • the invention is not limited to the formation of a cylindrical massage body.
  • the massage body may also be oval, it may be polygonal, it may be pear-shaped, it may be spherical and the like more.
  • the surface of the massage body is either hard or padded.
  • the otherwise non-permeable surface of the massage body may be perforated (permeable) and on the inside of a depot, in which a lotion, an ointment or a liquid is filled, in the execution of the pressure and stroke massage on the tissue to be treated is registered.
  • massage body which performs elliptical stroking and pulling movements
  • massaging drum is referred to below as a round-cylindrical massage body. This, however, only to simplify the description.
  • the massage device in a preferred embodiment of the massage device according to the invention as a stand-up device, this consists essentially of an upright foot housing, which is connected in the manner of a stand on the bottom side with a base plate and at the upper free end of a pivot axis for the rotational support of a pivotally held there pivot arm is arranged.
  • the massage drum At the free front end of the swing arm, the massage drum is arranged, which performs the claimed elliptical (pressure and stroke) movements.
  • the massage drum is rotatably arranged at the front end of the swivel arm to ensure that with the rotation of the massage drum any surface points on the surface of the massage drum can be brought into engagement with the tissue to be treated.
  • vibration drive for the elliptical movement curve of the massage drum is arranged in the interior of the massage drum.
  • the massage drum is designed as a hand-held device, and it is then not necessary to make the massage drum itself rotatable. This is then replaced by the rotation of the hand, which twists the housing to an optimal rotational position for the treatment.
  • Characteristic of the present invention is the according to that the surface of the massage drum at different surface areas also performs different elliptical movements with different longitudinal and transverse components.
  • the massage drum is rotatably mounted on the front free end of the pivoting arm of the state machine to bring each point on the surface of the massage drum in corresponding engagement with the tissue to be treated, depending on the rotational position of the massage drum, this point more exerts a pressure massage , with a reduced component of the prank massage, or vice versa, an enlarged component of the prank massage with a reduced component of the pressure massage.
  • the massage drum is rotatable to bring any points on the surface of the massage drum in engagement with the resting on this selected point of the massage drum to be treated tissue.
  • the massage drum is arranged at the free pivotable end of the aforementioned pivot arm, so that when pivoting the pivot arm, z. B. in a vertical position, it is possible to bring the massage drum in the neck area of a person to be treated, standing.
  • the pivot arm can be swung out, for example, to be brought into a horizontal position, so as to arrange the massage drum relatively close to the ground, in order z.
  • the pivot arm is formed automatically pivotable in certain areas in order to allow a wandering of the elliptical strokes exporting, massage drum over larger body parts.
  • the elliptical movement drive of the massage drum via at least two mutually arranged at an angle connecting rod, which are mounted eccentrically with their foot-side ends on a rotatably arranged drive.
  • an eccentric, controlled by connecting rod elliptical displacement movement is exerted on the outer circumference of the massage drum, in a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the Pleuel Gay is supported via radially biased springs to prevent self-locking of the connecting rods arranged at an angle to each other.
  • the positively controlled - run without the interposition of spring members - a defined elliptical displacement movement of the shell of the massage drum. Because the displaceable in the axial direction of the connecting rod ends directly engage the lateral surface of the massage drum, it is a direct displacement drive of the massage drum in the radial direction, without elastic spring elements are turned on in this drive chain. This avoids that increases in amplitude of the elliptical oscillation frequency whose amplitude.
  • the invention is not limited to an eccentric drive of radially arranged connecting rods, wherein at least two connecting rods arranged at an angle to one another are present.
  • an eccentric rotary drive is arranged, which, for example. is designed as a rotary motor.
  • the driven, coiled rotor rolls on the with an also helically coiled inside of the housing, the stator, from, and doing with his character axis an eccentric rotational movement about the stator.
  • the elastically formed massage drum thus forms the stator axis and is radially expanded on its lateral surface by the rotor rotating inside.
  • another embodiment of the present invention is not limited to an eccentric connecting rod drive, but all other eccentric drives can be used, as they are known with eccentric rotary motors (see above).
  • the connecting rods work in two directions at an angle to each other, the directions are preferably 90 degrees.
  • the other connecting rod also shifts by a different displacement path so that each point on the outer circumference of the drum located exactly on the connecting rod axis makes an eccentric motion curve.
  • Such a hand-held device has the advantage that a very compact and little space-demanding structure is given.
  • a handle is directly connected to the one in the stub axle, which in turn is connected to the pipe of the device.
  • the bearings do not need to be double stored. It is sufficient to use simple ball bearings or even plain bearings. Therefore, it is possible to form the entire massage body with a total outer diameter of 20 to 30 mm.
  • the springs are designed as tension springs.
  • the tension springs omitted and instead the interior of the device outside the tube is filled with an elastomeric mass, the z. B. may be formed as a gel filling or as an elastomeric foam.
  • an elastomeric foam may for example also be a polyurethane foam.
  • a massaging device 1 is shown as a standing device, which consists of a foot housing 2, which has at its upper free end a pivot axis 6 for the rotational recording of a pivotally held in the arrow directions 7 there pivot arm 4.
  • the foot housing 2 is supported against the ground with a base plate 3, on which the person to be treated sets up, sets or kneels.
  • the person to be treated may stand in front of the massaging device 1, wherein it is only crucial that the massage drum 5 arranged at the free, front end of the pivoting arm 4 comes into engagement with the tissue or body part of the person to be treated.
  • FIG. 1 Assume that the surface point 17 on the drum surface 19 is to be brought into engagement with a body part to be treated of a person standing in front of the massage drum 5.
  • the massage drum 5 is rotatably mounted in the arrow directions 9 about the pivot axis 8 at the front free end of the pivot arm 4, the stop screw 10 only serves once - for this treatment situation - the rotational position of the massage drum 5 to determine the treatment area to adjust to the person to be treated, in which case, for example, the drum surface 19 is brought to the surface point 17 in opposition to the person to be treated. Is this rotational position reached, the stop screw 10 is detected again and the massage drum 5 remains in this position during the entire therapy.
  • FIG. 2 is shown schematically how two different body parts 13, 13 'can be treated with different tensile and stroking movements.
  • the body part 13 to be treated on the right side of the FIG. 2 acts on this surface point 17 B, a relatively small force vector 16 in the sense of a pressure massage and a relatively strong force vector 15 in the sense of a stroke massage.
  • the massage drum 5 is rotated so that, for example, the body part 13 'comes into engagement with the surface of the massage drum - this is in FIG. 2 shown above - it comes back to a displacement zone 66a of the skin until it rests on the surface of the massage drum 5 in the region of the surface point 17a, and in this case it comes to a larger Pressure due to the larger force vector 16 'and a lower strike effect due to the lower force vector 15'.
  • a corresponding pressure and stroke movement with different force vectors 15, 16 are formed, wherein the force vectors resulting pressure and stroke movements are adjustable according to the rotational position of the massage drum 5.
  • the magnitude of the force vector 15, 15 ' is also dependent on the force with which the skin surface 14 is applied to the outer circumference of the massage drum 5 (drum surface 19).
  • FIG. 1 the elliptical movement curve 11 shown in extension 18 of the drum surface 19.
  • FIGS. 4 and 5 shows that on one side of the pivot arm 4 security strips 20 are arranged, which are intended for an emergency shutdown of the swing arm 4.
  • FIG. 3 shows that any surface point 17 performs on the drum surface 19, the claimed elliptical motion curve 11, which is traversed in the illustrated embodiment in the direction of arrow 12.
  • the massage drum 5 is here received at the free front end via a stub axle 35 rotatably mounted on the pivot arm 4.
  • FIG. 4 shows the various possible pivoting positions of the pivoting arm 4, which can be pivoted so in the pivoting position 4 'or 4 "or in any intermediate position.As a result, the longitudinal axis 21 of the pivoting arm 4 can be adjusted in rotation.
  • FIGS. 5 and 6 show the side view and the top view of the pivot arm 4, where it can be seen that an intermediate ring 22 on the pivot bearing is available.
  • a drum bearing 24 is provided for the rotational support of the axle stub 35. This is rotatably received in the region of a rotary bearing 25, which is designed as a ball bearing, in the region of radially outer bearing surfaces 26.
  • FIG. 6 shows that the stopper screw 10 can fix the rotation of the pivot bearing 25.
  • FIG. 6 can be seen that fastening screws 23 for screw fastening of the pivot arm 4 on the pivot bearing 27 in accordance with FIGS. 7 and 8 is determined.
  • the pivot bearing 27 has an internal toothing 28, which according to FIG. 8 and the FIGS. 11 to 13 is rotationally driven with a twin worm gear 30.
  • the double worm gear 30 consists of a rotationally driven drive pinion 32, which is in rotational engagement with the internal teeth 28.
  • the drive pinion 32 is strongly driven by a drive motor 33 driven by a twin-screw drive. In this way, the rotational speed of the drive motor 33 at a very slow speed of the drive pinion 32 of z. B. 8 revolutions per minute.
  • FIG. 7 shows that in the interior of the pivot bearing 27 a number of safety switches 29 are arranged to interrupt the rotary drive for the swing arm 4, if necessary.
  • a lid 31 is still arranged, behind which the control is arranged for the entire massaging device.
  • the mounting plate 34 is fixedly connected to the outer ring of the pivot bearing, wherein the outer ring is fixed to the housing, while the fastening screws 23 are fixedly connected to the pivot arm 4 with the rotatable inner ring of the pivot bearing 27.
  • FIGS. 9 and 10 is again shown the pivot bearing 27, where it can be seen that the pinion 32 meshes with the rotatable in the direction of arrows 7 driven inner ring of the rotary bearing 27.
  • the internal toothing 28 is arranged on the inner ring.
  • the elliptical drive according to the invention with respect to the movement curve 11 of the massage drum 5 is arranged.
  • the stub axle 35 engages in the interior of the massage drum 5 according to the Figures 14 and 15 into and is connected there via a ball bearing 36b.
  • the entire massage drum 5 is mounted rotatably and rotationally fixed on the stub axle 35.
  • a drive shaft 38 is arranged, which is rotatably received in the ball bearings 36a, 36b.
  • a driven gear 41 With which it is rotatably connected. Via the output gear 41 runs a drive belt 42, which is connected to a drive wheel 44 which is driven by a drive motor 43.
  • the drive shaft 38 is driven in rotation, for example in the direction of arrow 46.
  • the rotational speed of the drive motor 43 is adjustable.
  • eccentric sleeves 52, 53 connected via feather keys with the drive shaft 38, and these carry the connecting rod bearings 49, 50, in which the inside ends of pairs of connecting rods 47, 48 begin.
  • the drive motor 43 is held in a receiving flange 45.
  • the drive shaft 38 is overlapped by an outer cylindrical tube 37, in which associated slots for the passage of the paired connecting rods 47, 48 are provided.
  • connecting rod bearings 49, 50 are arranged, which form the inside bearing for the pairs arranged and each offset at an angle to each other and radially outwardly directed connecting rods 47, 48 form.
  • the respective connecting rod ring 55, 56 is seated on the drive axle 38 via the aforementioned pivot bearings and carries the connecting rods 47, 48, which are rod-shaped.
  • each connecting rod 47, 48 performs an eccentric movement 54, wherein the eccentric 54a is smaller than, for example, the eccentric 54b.
  • the eccentric 54a is smaller than, for example, the eccentric 54b.
  • a rubber pad 62 is arranged on the outer circumference of the drum shell 63.
  • the massaging device 1 shown here is designed as a handheld device, then the arrangement of the drive motor 43 in the interior of the massage drum 5 is omitted and this is instead moved for the rotary drive of the drive shaft 38 in a hand-held handle.
  • each helical tension spring 64 is received in a receiving plate 65 in a hinge point arranged there.
  • the SSenzugfedern 64 thus exert a spring force on the drum shell 63, which is directed radially inwardly to prevent mutual locking or self-locking of the mutually angled connecting rods 47, 48.
  • the drum shell 63 is spring-biased in the radial direction to prevent a loose movement of the connecting rod pairs 47, 48 in the direction of the longitudinal axis.
  • the FIG. 17 shows that 5 different movement curves are generated at different surface points on the outer circumference of the massage drum.
  • FIG. 18 Further details of the eccentric bearing of the connecting rods on the drive axle 38 are shown. The corresponding parts have already been explained with reference to the above drawings.
  • any point on the surface of the massage drum can be brought into an adjustable elliptical motion curve.
  • any massage body which is formed only in the embodiment as a massage drum, be implemented in a superimposed longitudinal and transverse movement, so as to perform the desired pressure and stroke massage on the tissue thus treated.
  • FIGS. 19 and 20 show the formation of a massaging device as a hand-held device, wherein the same reference numerals apply to the same parts.
  • FIG. 19 is shown how a handset can be formed in a first embodiment. It is important that the handle 68 is directly and non-rotatably connected to the axle stub 35, wherein the rotary drive of the drive shaft 38 in the arrow directions 46 is effected by a drive motor, not shown, which is arranged in the handle.
  • the drive motor can either be battery operated or powered by a low voltage power supply.

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