EP2938219A1 - Baukastenartiges technisches system zur herstellung eines modular aufgebauten fusssohlen-leistens und modular aufgebauter fusssohlen-leisten - Google Patents
Baukastenartiges technisches system zur herstellung eines modular aufgebauten fusssohlen-leistens und modular aufgebauter fusssohlen-leistenInfo
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- EP2938219A1 EP2938219A1 EP13779508.4A EP13779508A EP2938219A1 EP 2938219 A1 EP2938219 A1 EP 2938219A1 EP 13779508 A EP13779508 A EP 13779508A EP 2938219 A1 EP2938219 A1 EP 2938219A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A43—FOOTWEAR
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a modular technical system for the production of a moduliar constructed, patient data specified soleplate (15), with the features specified in the preamble of claim 1.
- drawer technology for providing insoles to let the patient or athlete step into a step foam box
- the step foam adapting to the shape of the sole area of the patient
- the athlete's foot print is then filled with plaster or polyurethane foam in the foam, and the plasterboard or polyurethane foam positive sole modeled from the step foam shape is modeled -Sole Selling then from the ready-in-stock-soles in stock one of the size of the plaster or polyurethane foam impression corresponding Fertig-Einlege-sole and sells this to the in-soles requesting a patient or athlete.
- Insole soles therefore very pronounced. It is also known from the prior art to produce an individualized sole last by means of a CNC milling machine located on-site at the insole sole manufacturer and to create insert soles of thermoplastic material using this individualized sole last.
- CNC milling Another disadvantage of CNC milling is the fact that they require a pronounced period of time (about 15 minutes) for the milling of a sole last.
- Object of the present invention is therefore to provide a technical system, which allows the preparation of individualized, exactly the personal anatomical conditions and the orthopedic needs of the foot of a patient considering sole soles for the shaping of soles to be formed soles and thereby a particularly low Complaint rate of produced insoles causes the presence of numerous CNC milling on site at the manufacturers themselves of extremely individualized Eliminates the need for insole soles and thus avoids high initial costs, operating costs, maintenance costs and costs for specialized personnel, which makes the production even of extremely individualized insole soles in a very short time (two to five minutes per insole) also an orthopedic non-trained person and which excludes a dreaded by CNC milling, caused by milled supernatants waste problem.
- this object is achieved by a generic, technical system for building a module-like customized patient-specific individualized soles of the soles (15) having the features of patent claim 1.
- 1 is a schematic, highly simplified top view of a modular and patient-specific individualized soles (15) created with the modular system according to the invention with zones (16) provided one behind the other along the longitudinal axis (22) of the soles of the soles of the foot 24, 25, 26, 27), wherein in each zone one of a plurality of interchangeable standard modules (17) is provided with a surface design to compensate for a standard deviation and wherein the transitions (23; 28, 29, 30) between adjacent modules (17) are infinitely and seamlessly formed; 2 shows a schematic plan view of a modular constructed and patient data-specific individualized soles of the foot (15) along the longitudinal axis (22) of the soles of the soles (15) in succession and adjacent to each other provided zones (16; 25, 26, 27), wherein in each zone one of a plurality of interchangeable standard modules (17) is provided with a surface design to compensate for a certain standard deviation and wherein the transitions (23; 28, 29, 30) between adjacent modules (17) are infinitely and seamlessly formed;
- Figure 3 is a schematic perspective view obliquely from above on a created with the modular system according to the invention, shown in Figure 2 and modular and patient data specific individualized soles (15) which is partially mounted on a support (31), wherein - Improvement of the recognizability of the projections (33) on the upper side of the carrier (31) of the forefoot area (24) of the soleplate (15) is removed;
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic perspective view of the soles of the soles (5), shown in FIG. 2 and constructed in a modular manner and customized for the individual patient, obliquely from below onto two undersides per standard module (17) or a plurality of borehole-like recesses (32) are provided for the fixing engagement of corresponding pin-like protrusions (33) on the upper side of the support (31);
- FIG. 5 is a schematic plan view of a support (31) whose outer contour of a bead-shaped elevation or a rim (34) is included, said edge (34) projects beyond the top of the support (31) upwards;
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic section through the carrier (31) shown in FIG. 5, along the line AA in FIG. 5, wherein a heel module (17) is inserted into the heel region (27) of the soleplate (15);
- Figure 7 is a schematic, partially sectioned side view of a created with the modular system according to the invention patient data specific individualized, modular sole soles (15), wherein acted upon by spring balls (38) a plug connection (35) between two adjacent standard modules (17) secure;
- FIG. 8 is a schematic, partially sectioned side view of a patient-data-specific individualized, modular sole soles (15) produced using the modular technical system according to the invention, wherein a dovetail connection (40) is provided between two adjacent standard modules (17);
- FIG. 9 shows a schematic, partially sectioned side view of a patient-data-specific individualized, modular sole sole (15) produced with the modular system according to the invention, wherein a clamp-like connection (41) is provided between two adjacent standard modules (17); 10 shows a schematic, partially sectioned side view of a patient data-specific individualized, modular foot sole strip (15) produced with the modular system according to the invention, wherein a hook-like connection (41) is provided between two adjacent standard modules (17);
- Figure 1 1 shows a schematic section through a patient data-specific individualized and modular soles (15) over which several heated layers of the insert sole (18) are placed and wherein a flexible lid (20) of a vacuum press (21) the thermoplastic material of the insertion sole (18) to the top of the soles of the soles (15) presses as soon as a negative pressure on the gap between the bottom of the flexible cover (20) and the soles of the foot (15) acts.
- the present invention thus initially relates to a modular technical system for creating a module-like, patient data-specific
- this modular technical system per zone (16; 24, 25, 26, 27) of the soles of the soles comprises one or more mutually interchangeable standard soles (17) as standardized components.
- these standard modules (17) can, after selection of the orthopedic aspects for the respective zone (16; 24, 25, 26, 27) of a patient's foot, match the standard modules (17) - along the longitudinal axis (22) of the soles of the soles of the soles (15) in rows, one after the other, to form a so-called soles of the soles (15), which are structured in a modular manner and customized to the patient's individual needs.
- Soled sole last (15) be mountable.
- the upper side of each standard module (17) may be shoe-size-dependent and zone-dependent (16) by elevations and / or depressions as a negative to the shape of the foot of the later wearer of the insole to be made using the modular soleplate (15). 18) may be formed.
- each standard module (17; 24; 25; 26; 27) may be shoe size specific and zone specific (16) most orthopedic in terms of correcting or treating one or more of the statistically most common ones , under orthopedic aspects need to be treated in accordance with deformities or diseases.
- an extremely patient-data-individualized, modularly constructed soles of the feet can be produced with the aid of the modular system according to the invention. 15) and then used for shaping an extremely patient-individualized insole (18).
- An essential feature of the patient-specific, individualized soles of the soles (15) created with the modular system according to the invention is that the transitions (23, 28, 29, 30) between two standard modules (17, 24, 25,
- the modular soles of the soles (15) along its longitudinal axis (22) in three, four, five, six, seven or more in
- the module-like, patient-data-specifically individualized soles of the soles of the feet (15) can comprise, for example, four zones (16).
- the fore and aft zones (16, 24) may grip the forefoot area with toes and bales
- the zone (15, 25) following the heel may, for example, the midfoot area
- the zone following the heel (16, 26) for example, the longitudinal arch and the following in the direction of the heel zone (16, 27) may for example comprise the heel region.
- transition (23, 28) between the forefoot area (24, 16, 17) on the one hand and the midfoot area (25, 16, 17) on the other hand, in a top view, takes the form of a or multiply curved or straight line, said transition (23; 28) intersecting the longitudinal axis (22) of the soleplate (15) at an angle ⁇ which may be in the range of 70 ° to 110 °.
- the transition (29; 23) between the midfoot region (25; 26; 17) on the one hand and the longitudinal arch (26; 16; 17) on the other hand may be formed in a plan view in the form of a single or multiple curved or straight line , said transition (29; 23) being able to intersect the longitudinal axis (22) of the sole of the foot (15), for example at an angle ⁇ which is in the range of 10 ° to 80 °.
- the transition (30; 23) between the longitudinal arch (26; 16; 17) on the one hand and the heel region (27; 16; 17) on the other hand may be formed in a plan view in the form of a single or multiple curved or straight line wherein this transition (30; 23) intersects the longitudinal axis (22) of the foot sole last (15), for example, at an angle ⁇ , which may be in a range of 80 ° to 160 °.
- the forefoot area (24; 16; 17) can be orthopedically corrected toe and bale area of the toe Foot of the future wearer to be made insert sole (18).
- the metatarsal region (25; 16; 17) may then comprise the foot of the future wearer of the insert sole (18) to be orthopedically corrected, on the outside from the toe to the metatarsophalangeal joint and internally from the toe to the metatarsal joint N1 ,
- the longitudinal arch region (26; 16; 17) can then on the outside in the region of the transition between the calcaneal region and the cubital region and the inside of the toe joint (metatarsal joint N1) to the middle of the heel bone (calcaneus) the foot of the later wearer To be made insert sole (18) in orthopedic view corrective form.
- the heel region (27; 16; 17) can then correct the posterior half of the heel bone (calcaneus) of the foot of the future wearer of the insertion sole (18) to be made, from an orthopedic point of view
- one or more borehole-like recesses (32) and on the support (31) per zone (16) can be provided in the lower sides of the modules (17; 24; 25; 26; 27).
- one or more pin-like projections (33) may be provided.
- the positions of the projections (33) are selected corresponding to the positions of the recesses (32), so that the projections (33) in the recesses (32) fit precisely and the position and orientation of the respective standard module (17; 24; 25; 26; 27) when a standard module (17; 24; 25; 26; 27) is in the correct orientation on the support (31) in the permissible zone (16), which is generally eligible for this module. is discontinued.
- pin-like projections (33) in shape, orientation and position corresponding to borehole-like recesses (32) of the carrier (31) may be provided on the undersides of the standard modules (17; 24; 25; 26; 27).
- the carrier (31) of the modularly constructed patient data-specific individualized soleplate (15) may be designed in the form of a plate.
- the carrier (31) may be curved, for example, in plan view, rectangular, square, oval or banana-shaped.
- the length of the carrier (31) generally corresponds, depending on the shoe size, to at least the length of the soleplate last (15) to be fitted.
- the width of the carrier (31) is preferably equal to at least the width (19) of the soleplate (15) to be mounted.
- the carrier 31 can have a contour of the soleplate (15) to be fitted on the outside, or a bead-shaped rim (FIG. 34) wear. In or on this edge elevation (34), the standard modules (17; 24; 25; 26; 27) can be deployed or placed in accordance with their membership in a particular zone (16).
- a magnetic fixing device can be provided on the entire surface or in sections between the upper side of the carrier (31) and the lower sides of the standard modules (17; 24; 25; 26; 27), so that each standard module (17; ; 25; 26; 27) is reversible and easily displaceable even after placement on the carrier (31) for corrective purposes.
- the transitions (23; 28; 29; 30) in the plan view can be designed such that they are single or multiple curved or notched such that, in the case of pressing one along the longitudinal axis (22) of the soles of the soles of the feet (15).
- zone-related modules (17; 25; 26; 27) to the zone-related preceding module (17; 24; 26; 27) have a self-centering effect with respect to the longitudinal axis (22) of the soles of the foot (15).
- the standard modules (17, 24, 25, 26, 27) which are adjacent to one another and along the longitudinal axis (22) of the soles of the foot of the soles (15) can be detached from each other via one or more connectors (35) Connection stand.
- one standard module (17; 24; 25; 26; 27) may have one or more pin-shaped projections (36) pointing in the direction of the adjacent standard module (17; 24; 25; 26; 27). and the other standard module (17; 24; 25; 26; 27) has one or more corresponding slot-like recesses (37) to the projections (36).
- the projections (36) may engage the recesses (37) when adjacent standard modules (17; 24; 25; 26; 27) have been correctly mounted.
- spring-loaded balls (38) can be integrated into the projections (36) or into the recesses (37), which snap into opposite recesses (39) in the case of complete insertion of the projections (36) into the recesses (37) and thereby secure the correct module connection.
- FIGS. 8, 9 and 10 they are arranged one behind the other and / or next to one another along the longitudinal axis (22) of the soles of the soles of the foot (15) adjacent standard modules (17; 24; 25; 26; 27) in each case via one or more - in plan view or in the side view - dovetail connections (40; Figure 8) or clamp-like connections (41; Figure 9) or hook-like connections (FIG. 10) or can be detachably connected to one another by means of a tension belt comprising the sole of the foot (15).
- the design of the upper sides of the standard modules (17) can be chosen such that it exerts a positive influence on the statistically most frequently occurring misalignments or diseases requiring orthopedic treatment.
- the design of the upper sides of the standard modules (17) is selected in such a zone (16) that it exerts a positive influence on the statistically most frequently occurring misalignments or diseases requiring orthopedic treatment, for example selecting these malocclusions or diseases are from the group, which are the presence of a flat foot, kinkfoot, hollow foot, splayfoot, heel spurs, hammertoes, muscle shortening, fascial shortening, posture damage, deviations from the standard
- the present invention also comprises a patient data-specific individualized, modular soles (15).
- An essential feature of the foot sole last (15) according to the invention is that it is modularly constructed from two, three, four, five, six or more standard modules (17; 24; 25; 26; 27).
- these standard modules (17) can be provided in zones (16) along the longitudinal axis (22) of the soles of the soles of the foot (15) one behind the other and / or at least partially next to one another.
- each standard module (17; 24; 25; 26; 27) may each correspond to shoe size specific and zone specific (16) as negative of the shape of the foot of the subsequent wearer of the inlay sole (8) and / or have a shape which, from an orthopedic point of view, makes the most sense for the correction or treatment of one or more of the statistically most frequently occurring malocclusions or diseases requiring orthopedic treatment.
- An essential feature of the modular foot sole strip (15) according to the invention can be seen in that the transitions (23, 28, 29, 30) between two adjacent standard modules (17, 24, 25, 26, 27) respectively in the are substantially smooth and stepless, although each standard module (17) has a surface design different from the surface designs of the adjacent standard modules (17), depending on the malposition or disease to be corrected.
- a modular technical system for the production of modularly constructed soles (15), which include the production of individualized, exactly the anatomical conditions and the orthopedic needs of the foot of a patient or athlete taking into account the soles of the foot (15) for the subsequent shaping of insole soles (18), thereby allowing a particularly low complaint rate of the inlay soles (18) produced.
- a particular advantage of the modular construction according to the invention See also system for making a modular sole soles (15) is seen in the fact that it no longer requires the presence of numerous CNC milling on site at the manufacturers even of extremely individualized insole soles (18) and even superfluous and This avoids high initial costs, operating costs, maintenance costs and costs for specialist personnel.
- An essential advantage of the modular system according to the invention for the production of a modular soles (15) is that it enables the production even of extremely individualized insoles (18) in a very short time (two to five minutes per insole) also an orthopedic non-trained person allowed.
- the modular system according to the invention for the production of a modular soles (15) is also advantageous because it reliably excludes the waste problem which is dreaded by CNC milling and is caused by milled-off supernatants.
- zone-specific (16; 24, 25, 26, 27) modules (17) of a modularized, multi-zone (16) divided soles (15) and / or for patient-data-based determination The same applicant and the same filing date have made the subject matter of a separate patent application the materials and the structure of the insert sole (18) to be subsequently formed on the modular soles (15) by the action of heat and vacuum compression.
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