EP2866768A1 - Appui-tête pour table de massage - Google Patents

Appui-tête pour table de massage

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EP2866768A1
EP2866768A1 EP13714328.5A EP13714328A EP2866768A1 EP 2866768 A1 EP2866768 A1 EP 2866768A1 EP 13714328 A EP13714328 A EP 13714328A EP 2866768 A1 EP2866768 A1 EP 2866768A1
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headrest
massage
base plate
head
massage bed
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Ádám KÁLLAY
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61G—TRANSPORT, PERSONAL CONVEYANCES, OR ACCOMMODATION SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR PATIENTS OR DISABLED PERSONS; OPERATING TABLES OR CHAIRS; CHAIRS FOR DENTISTRY; FUNERAL DEVICES
    • A61G13/00—Operating tables; Auxiliary appliances therefor
    • A61G13/009—Physiotherapeutic tables, beds or platforms; Chiropractic or osteopathic tables
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61G—TRANSPORT, PERSONAL CONVEYANCES, OR ACCOMMODATION SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR PATIENTS OR DISABLED PERSONS; OPERATING TABLES OR CHAIRS; CHAIRS FOR DENTISTRY; FUNERAL DEVICES
    • A61G13/00—Operating tables; Auxiliary appliances therefor
    • A61G13/10—Parts, details or accessories
    • A61G13/12—Rests specially adapted therefor; Arrangements of patient-supporting surfaces
    • A61G13/1205—Rests specially adapted therefor; Arrangements of patient-supporting surfaces for specific parts of the body
    • A61G13/121—Head or neck

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  • the invention further relates to an embodiment in which the height of the plane of the headrest relative to the height of the plane of the massage bed can be changed by means of a height adjuster, while the distance between the headrest and the massage bed can be changed by means of a distance adjuster.
  • a conventional massage table consists of a plane surface provided with a fixed headrest. This construction is not suitable for treating numerous problems of the cervical spine and lumbar spine.
  • Many professional massage tables are known in which the bed surface is divided into segments. The angles of these segments can be set variously as it is required for the treatment thereby treatment of the spinal column becomes easier.
  • the distance between the hip support and the headrest is constant, it cannot be varied. Consequently, in many cases a support for persons of different heights cannot be satisfactorily ensured.
  • Patent application US 201 1296620 describes a folding headrest for massage consisting of an upper plate with a cushion for the purpose of placing a massage receiver's head face down.
  • a height adjustment and locking element is located on a downwardly extending male portion which is attached to the upper plate with a rotatable mechanism.
  • a height adjustment and locking element is located on an upwardly extending female portion that receives the downwardly extending male portion. The vertical height of the upper plate can be selectively adjusted relative to the lower plate of the female portion.
  • Patent application US 5,427,436 discloses a massage table having a massage bed and a headrest. The solution of this document makes the height and angle adjustment of the headrest - relative to the plane of the stationary table - possible to a limited extent.
  • Patent application WO2006138298 discloses a headrest assembly for supporting the face of a user of a massage device including a support frame and a resilient assembly.
  • the support frame is coupled to the massage device.
  • the resilient assembly includes a first resilient subassembly that is coupled to the support frame, and a second resilient subassembly that engages the first resilient subassembly.
  • the first resilient subassembly and the second resilient subassembly cooperate and act in parallel to support the face of the user.
  • the first resilient subassembly can include a plurality of spaced resilient members.
  • a headrest assembly for supporting the head of a user of a massage device. It includes a frame assembly and a resilient assembly.
  • the frame assembly is coupled to the massage device, while the resilient assembly is coupled to the frame assembly.
  • the resilient assembly includes a hinge assembly that connects the side sections of a headrest platform to the frame assembly. The hinge assembly allows a middle section of the headrest platform to flex substantially downward and the side sections to pivot relative to the hinge assembly when the headrest platform is supporting the head of the user.
  • the headrest can be set in several positions, but they do not make movement of the headrest along an arc of a circle in downward direction possible in such a manner that at the same time the chin moves towards the larynx. Simultaneous bidirectional movement by means of a single control device cannot be ensured during treatment. It is very important that the bidirectional movement follow the movement pattern correspondent tp anatomy. According to the latter two documents when the headrest is attached to the bed, it holds the head approximately in a "null position" (in view of anatomy) when a person lies prone. The head should be moved downward from this null position meanwhile the headrest moves towards the massage bed. Substantially, only the height of these headrests can be adjusted, they are not suitable for bidirectional movement. They can be used for tilting the head to some extent, but in the meanwhile their height also changes which is unpreferred.
  • No massage tables are known in which a transmission means or intermediate plate is used between the base plate and the headrest for moving the supporting plate in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of the massage bed and in which at least one moving rod is coupled between the supporting plate and the supporting element and an adjusting rod is coupled between the base plate and the supporting element.
  • the known headrests are fixedly coupled to the massage bed, movement of the head and the hip relative to each other is not possible which is essential for proper treatment.
  • a therapeutist moves, substantially stretches the muscles whereupon the vertebrae move away from each other, so the distance between the hip and the head changes. In case of fixed headrests this distance does not change since the vertebrae are not able to move away from each other.
  • the surface of the treatment tables is usually segmented and can be tilted, the distance between the hip support and the head cannot be changed since merely an opening formed in the lying surface or a headrest fixed to the treatment table is provided for accommodating the head.
  • Headrests which are fixedly attached to the treatment table do not make free movement of the spine, the cervical vertebrae, the neck muscles, the head and the whole body possible. When greater force is applied, the pressure is increased between the headrest and the head which cannot be damped with this construction.
  • These headrests do not make continuous tilting of the headrests possible during treatment. Tiltable headrests only move along an arc of a circle thereby the muscles of the upper back and neck as well as the vertebrae cannot be treated properly.
  • the known massage tables which consist of a flat lying surface and a headrest attached to it are not suitable for treating more serious problems of the cervical and lumbar vertebrae.
  • the aim of the present invention is to eliminate the disadvantages of the known solutions by providing a headrest which can be attached resiliently to the massage table, which is movable (tiltable, rotatable) in all direction of the spatial coordinate system within an expected range according to the anatomical requirements of a patient.
  • a further aim is to provide a headrest the height of which can be adjusted and fixed, and after setting and fixing the proper height the headrest is allowed to follow the natural tilting movement of the head in downward direction.
  • the aforementioned disadvantages can be eliminated by making movement of the head bolster in the direction of the spinal axis possible while the headrest is tilted and also during treatment. If the head bolster is placed on a two- level rail system proper movement of the head in the direction of the spine is ensured during treatment. If the first level of the two-level rail system compensates for the lowering of the headrest and the second level compensates for the movement originating from treatment, then the patient is able to relax completely during the treatment. It has also been realized that if the first level of the rail system is provided with a suitable driving rod and the second level is placed on a simple rail path the aim can be achieved.
  • a headrest for massage table wherein the massage table contains a headrest and a massage bed, the headrest comprises a base plate and a head support, advantageously, the head support comprises a head bolster and a supporting plate.
  • the base plate is connected through a rotatable element to the massage bed or to a supporting element coupled to the massage bed.
  • the distance between the head bolster and the supporting plate is adjustable. The angle between the plane of the headrest and the plane of the massage bed can be changed by means of the rotatable element.
  • a transmission means is coupled between the base plate and the head support to make movement of the supporting plate in a direction parallel with the longitudinal axis of the massage bed possible.
  • the transmission means is a rail system.
  • At least one moving rod is coupled between the supporting plate and the supporting element, and an adjusting rod is coupled between the base plate and the supporting element.
  • a headrest for massage table wherein the massage table contains a headrest and a massage bed, the headrest comprises a base plate and a head support, advantageously, the head support comprises a head bolster and a supporting plate.
  • the base plate is connected through a rotatable element to a supporting element coupled to the massage bed.
  • the distance between the head bolster and the supporting plate is adjustable.
  • the angle between the plane of the headrest and the plane of the massage bed can be changed by means of the rotatable element.
  • the height of the plane of the headrest relative to the height of the plane of the massage bed can be changed by means of a height adjuster, while the distance between the headrest and the massage bed can be changed by means of a distance adjuster.
  • An intermediate plate is installed between the base plate and the head support to make movement of the supporting plate in a direction parallel with the longitudinal axis of the massage bed possible.
  • advantageously rail systems are installed between the intermediate plate and the base plate and between the intermediate plate and the head support transmission means.
  • the intermediate plate and the supporting element are coupled together by at least one moving rod, and an adjusting rod is coupled between the base plate and the supporting element.
  • Figure 1 a shows the side view in partial cross-section of a simple embodiment of the headrest according to the invention in which a simple supporting element is used, the distance between the headrest and the massage bed and also the height of the headrest relative to the massage bed is constant;
  • Figure 1 b shows the side view in partial cross-section of a simple embodiment of the headrest according to the invention in which another simple supporting element is used, the distance between the headrest and the massage bed and also the height of the headrest relative to the massage bed is constant;
  • Figure 1 d shows the side view in partial cross-section of a. more complex embodiment of the headrest according to the invention provided with an intermediate plate and a supporting element adapted for adjusting the distance between the headrest and the massage bed and also the height of the headrest relative to the massage bed;
  • Figure 3 shows the side view in partial cross-section of the headrest according to Figure 1 d in which the headrest is tilted downward;
  • Figure 4 shows the side view in partial cross-section of the headrest according to Figure 2 in which the headrest is tilted down;
  • Figure 6 shows the rear view of base plate and supporting plate of the headrest according to Figures 1a, 1 b or 1c, in which the base plate and the supporting plate is provided with fittings;
  • Figure 8 shows the rear view of the headrest according to Figure 2;
  • Figure 9a is the cross-sectional side view of the headrest according to Figure 2 in which the compensating spring is shown in a possible first position; .
  • Figure 9b shows the cross-sectional side view of the headrest according to Figure 2 in which the compensating spring is shown in a possible second position
  • Figure 10 shows the partial cross-section of the base plate and supporting plate of the headrest equipped with a supporting element, a moving rod and an adjusting rod
  • Figure 1 1 shows the partial cross-section of the arrangement according to Figure 10 in which the headrest is tilted down to a certain extent
  • Figure 12 shows the partial cross-section of the base plate and supporting plate of the headrest when the headrest is tilted down to a certain extent, in which a shorter moving rod is installed in the supporting element in a position higher than it is shown in Figure 10;
  • Figure 14 shows the partial cross-section of the headrest according to Figure 9b in which a spacer is installed between the head bolster and the supporting plate;
  • Figure 15 shows the front view of the headrest together with the supporting element
  • Figure 16 shows the headrest together with the supporting element as viewed from above
  • Figure 17 shows the headrest coupled to the massage bed by means of the supporting element as viewed from above;
  • the massage table consists of a headrest 1 according to the invention and a massage bed 2.
  • Headrest 1 is attached to massage bed 2 by means of supporting element 7.
  • headrest 1 is positioned at a certain height and distance from massage bed 2 ( Figures 1 a and 1 b).
  • supporting element 7 is attached to massage bed 2 through height adjuster 12 and distance adjuster 13 by means of which the height of the headrest and its distance from the massage bed 2 can be adjusted ( Figures 1c and 1d).
  • Height adjuster 12 and distance adjuster 13 are provided with positioning bore-holes 16 for fixing the positions of them by means of suitable pins. These pins are not shown in the figures since use of them is well known.
  • Distance adjuster 13 may be attached to massage bed 2 from below by means of suitable fixing elements ( Figures 1c-4). In another embodiment the upper surface of distance adjuster 13 does not contact directly with the lower surface of massage bed 2 ( Figures 2 and 4).
  • headrest 1 comprises a base plate 3 and a head support 4 (Figures 5, 6).
  • Head support 4 comprises a head bolster 5 and a supporting plate 6.
  • the position of head bolster 5 can be ensured by means of head bolster positioning frame 17.
  • Base plate 3 is attached to massage bed 2 ( Figure 1 b) or to supporting element 7 fixed to massage bed 2 ( Figure 1 a) through a rotatable element 8.
  • the distance between head bolster 5 and supporting plate 6 can be adjusted by means of spacer 15 ( Figure 14).
  • spacer 15 Figure 14
  • Headrest 1 is coupled to massage bed 2 ( Figure 1 b) or to supporting element 7 ( Figure 1 a) through rotatable element 8.
  • Rotatable element 8 may be a simple hinge or a similar mechanism. With this construction headrest 1 can be tilted downwards and upwards relative to the lying surface of massage bed 2. That is, the angle between the plane of headrest 1 and the plane of massage bed 2 can be varied by means of rotatable element 8.
  • transmission means 9 is installed for making movement of supporting plate 6 possible in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of massage bed 2.
  • transmission means 9 is a pair of rails which makes movement of base plate 3 and head support 4 possible relative to each other in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of massage bed 2 ( Figures 5 and 6). This movement ensures that head support 4 does not exert excessive force on the head of the patient when headrest 1 is tilted, that is, the patient's head is not moved (pulled or pushed) in the direction of the spine.
  • At least one, advantageously two moving rods 10 are installed between base plate 6 and supporting element 7.
  • Position of headrest 1 can be fixed by means of adjusting rod 1 placed between base plate 3 and supporting element 7 ( Figures 1 a, 1 b).
  • headrest 1 comprises a base plate 3 and head support 4 comprising a head bolster 5 and a supporting plate 6.
  • the position of head bolster 5 can be ensured by means of head bolster positioning frame 17.
  • Base plate 3 of headrest 1 is coupled by means of rotatable element 8 to supporting plate 7 connected to massage bed 2.
  • the distance between head bolster 5 and supporting plate 6 can be adjusted by means of spacer 5 as it was described previously ( Figure 14).
  • the distance of headrest 1 from massage bed 2 is determined by means of distance adjuster 13 and its height is determined by means of height adjuster 12. Both distance adjuster 13 and height adjuster 12 are provided with positioning bore-holes 16 in which pins (not shown in the Figures) can be accommodated ( Figures 1c-4).
  • a supporter 19 provided with compensating spring 18 is installed for controlling movement of head support 4 relative to intermediate plate 14.
  • the tightness of compensating spring 18 can be adjusted by means of positioning element 32.
  • positioning element 32 is a screw.
  • a positioning mandrel 20 is used which can be controlled by means of positioning element 32 ( Figures 9a- 9b).
  • first ends 21 of moving rods 10 are attached to studs 24 fixed to the outer edges of intermediate plate 14.
  • Second ends 22 of moving rods 10 are coupled rotatably to shaft 23 fixed to supporting element 7 ( Figures 1d, 15).
  • adjusting rod 11 is installed between base plate 3 and supporting element 7. One end of it passes through arrester 25 fixed to base plate 3 and the other end of it is coupled rotatably to adjusting shaft 26 arranged in supporting element 7. Between adjusting shaft 26 and arrester 25 an adjusting spring 27 is placed on adjusting rod 1 1. The position of headrest 1 can be set by means of adjusting rod 1 which is led through arrester 25. Position of arrester 25 is determined by adjusting spring 27 and fixing element 28 placed in one of the bore-holes formed in adjusting rod 11. Adjusting rod
  • headrest 1 can be made more comfortable for the patient if massage bed 2 are provided with a special cushioned shoulder support 29 and a hip support 30.
  • the difference in the chest size of the individual patients can be compensated by chest support 31 the base of which is lowered relative to the shoulder supports 29 and hip supports 30 and is provided with a suitably soft/hard pad 33 in order to ensure suitable support for the patient ( Figures 17 and 18).
  • the principal of operation of the headrest 1 is that the patient must solely get those physical effects which are required and advantageous for him during treatment.
  • head support 4 moves on transmission means 9 (which in this case is a rail system) towards massage bed 2 while supporting plate 6 is moved by means of rotatable moving rod 10 fixed to supporting element 7. That is, when headrest 1 is tilted down, head bolster 5 positioned on supporting plate 6 will move towards the patient.
  • Setting of headrest 1 is made easier and smoother by means of adjusting rod 1 1 and adjusting spring 27 which also determines the position of headrest 1 . Adjusting spring 27 leans against arrester 25 and adjusting shaft 26.
  • adjusting rod 1 1 passes through arrester 25 which is fixed to the base plate 3 of headrest 1 , the position of headrest 1 is determined by adjusting spring 27 and fixing element 28 ( Figures 1 a and 1 b).
  • adjusting spring 27 and fixing element 28 In order to set the proper position of headrest 1 a plurality of bore-holes are formed on adjusting rod 1 1. These bore-holes can be provided e.g. with numbers (calibrations) which then can be assigned to a given patient. If headrest 1 is fixed directly to supporting element 7 and supporting element 7 is formed so that it can be moved in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the massage bed 2 and also in a direction perpendicular to the surface of massage bed 2 then position of headrest 1 can be determined more accurately (Figure 1 c).
  • studs 24 are fixed to the sides of intermediate plate 14 which is arranged between supporting plate 6 and base plate 3 and is provided with transmission means 9 (rail system) on both sides. Studs 24 form the centre of rotation of first end 21 of moving rod 10.
  • transmission means 9 rail system
  • Studs 24 form the centre of rotation of first end 21 of moving rod 10.
  • On the sides of supporting plate 6 and base plate 3 facing intermediate plate 14 counter rails for the rail systems of transmission means 9 are provided. That is, movement of intermediate plate 14 is similar to the movement of supporting plate 6 described in case of the simpler embodiment.
  • Position of head support 4 is determined by the spring force of compensating spring 18 placed between head bolster positioning frame 17 and supporter 19 and leans against threaded positioning element 32. The spring force for the individual patients can be adjusted by means of positioning element 32 and positioning mandrel 20 ( Figures 9a, 9b).
  • positioning mandrel 20 can be provided with calibrations and a value can be assigned to a given patient.
  • proper support for the head can always be ensured. If lesser force is exerted on compensating spring 18, the muscles of the neck would be exposed to a stretching force exerted by head support 4 because of the weight of the head. This is undesirable because it would cause muscular tension in the neck. If the force produced against the compensating spring 18 is greater, the muscles and cervical vertebrae are not able to move freely.
  • Positioning of head support 4 may be necessary to be carried out just after placing the head in the head support 4 or even during treatment if greater force is exerted on compensating spring 18 (because of the weight of the head) when the muscles of the neck become relaxed. Compensating spring 18 of head support 4 can be adjusted at any time when needed. In case of this embodiment adjusting rod 1 1 is operated in the same manner as it was described with the simpler embodiment.
  • FIG 2 the starting position of headrest 1 can be seen while Figures 3 or 4 show its position after adjustment.
  • the supporting element 7 is placed directly under the massage bed 2 while in Figure 4 it is placed a little further from massage bed 2.
  • supporting plate 6 may be mounted fixable e.g. to supporter 19 to make adjustment of headrest 1 easier.
  • Head support 4 is fixed in position when headrest 1 is adjusted. The patient to be treated lies on the bed and places his head on head bolster 5. After checking that the patient lies properly fixing of head support 4 is released and the required spring force for compensating spring 18 is set by means of positioning element 32. Then head support 4 can move freely. The chest, the belly and the shoulders also must be supported properly.
  • spacers 15 of different thickness can be put under head bolster 5.
  • the thickness of a spacer 15 may be 1 -3 cm.
  • head bolster 5 is first removed then a spacer having the required thickness is placed in, finally head bolster 5 is put in its place again. This can be done quickly and easily.
  • Adjustment of headrest 1 is easier if massage bed 2 is constructed as it is shown in Figure 18.
  • shoulder support 29 In this case shoulders of the patient is supported by shoulder support 29 while a suitably thick pad 33 (e.g. sponge, inflatable cushion, etc.) is placed on chest support 31.
  • the hip of the patient is supported by hip support 30 the height of which can be varied.
  • Hip support 30 can be two small projecting cushions which may be removed when they are not needed.
  • the advantage of the invention is that the position of the headrest relative to the massage bed can be optimally adjusted in case of each patient in order to get the most effective treatment.
  • the headrest according to the invention can be moved continuously, smoothly during treatment. In case of known headrests the patient had to raise his head while the therapeutist was setting the headrest in position. According to the solution of the present invention the patient does not have to move his head during treatment. With the headrest of the present invention his head is smoothly moved to the right position in the right angle. In case of the more complex embodiment the head support is able to move, in this manner the body of the patient can be stretched in the direction of the spinal axis. According to the invention this expansibility can be controlled by means of the compensating spring.
  • Another advantage of the present invention is that the construction of the massage bed makes it possible for patients (either women or men) with different body shapes to lie comfortably. They do not lie on a flat surface which may cause unpleasant feeling. By means of the supporting elements the most optimal position can be ensured for the patient even in case of long-lasting treatment. Movement of the head support during treatment makes it possible for the muscles connecting the head and the upper cervical vertebrae to get entirely relaxed.

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Abstract

L'invention concerne une table de massage comprenant un appui-tête (1) et un lit de massage (2). L'appui-tête (1) comprend une plaque de base (3) et un support de tête (4). Le support de tête comprend un traversin (5) et une plaque de support (6). Un élément rotatif (8) relie la plaque de base à l'élément de support (7) couplé au lit de massage. L'angle entre le plan de l'appui-tête et le plan du lit de massage est ajustable. Entre la plaque de base et le support de tête, des moyens de transmission (9) sont installés, entre la plaque de support et l'élément de support, au moins une tige mobile (10) est installée, entre la plaque de base et l'élément de support, une tige d'ajustement (11) est accouplée. Dans un autre mode de réalisation, une plaque intermédiaire (14) est placée entre la plaque de base et le support de tête, rendant la plaque de support mobile parallèlement à l'axe longitudinal du lit de massage. Entre la plaque intermédiaire et la plaque de base, et entre la plaque intermédiaire et le support de tête, des moyens de transmission (9) sont installés.
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