EP4633572A1 - Gerät zum strecken des rückens - Google Patents
Gerät zum strecken des rückensInfo
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- EP4633572A1 EP4633572A1 EP23820834.2A EP23820834A EP4633572A1 EP 4633572 A1 EP4633572 A1 EP 4633572A1 EP 23820834 A EP23820834 A EP 23820834A EP 4633572 A1 EP4633572 A1 EP 4633572A1
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- Prior art keywords
- frame
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- guide
- bed
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61H—PHYSICAL THERAPY APPARATUS, e.g. DEVICES FOR LOCATING OR STIMULATING REFLEX POINTS IN THE BODY; ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION; MASSAGE; BATHING DEVICES FOR SPECIAL THERAPEUTIC OR HYGIENIC PURPOSES OR SPECIFIC PARTS OF THE BODY
- A61H1/00—Apparatus for passive exercising; Vibrating apparatus; Chiropractic devices, e.g. body impacting devices, external devices for briefly extending or aligning unbroken bones
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a device for independently stretching one's own back. Many people suffer from back pain and stretching their back on a stretching bed brings them relief. However, conventional stretching beds are not user-friendly enough and often cannot be operated alone, so that a person being treated cannot use the stretching bed effectively alone, but a therapist or assistant is required.
- WO 2015/107458 A1 discloses a stretching device for stretching the back.
- This stretching device consists of a base plate with a height-adjustable mast on top of which a bed is mounted.
- the bed is mounted on this height-adjustable mast so that it can pivot about a horizontal axis.
- Adjustable restraints for the upper arms near the armpits are attached to a sliding carriage with a cushion on the head side of the bed, and the restraints with foot cushions for the feet are attached to a sliding carriage with a cushion on the foot side of the bed.
- a standing surface running perpendicular to the bed is formed on the same.
- Two handlebars for manually controlled pivoting of the bed are hinged to the front of the upper mast section.
- the movable sledges with the cushions are connected to the restraints on the bed by means of cables with a steel cable around several pulleys in such a way that by swiveling the bed around the horizontal position, the sledges with the cushions can be moved apart and vice versa. By rocking the bed around the horizontal position The back can be alternately stretched and then relaxed again.
- This construction works perfectly, but with its various cables and pulleys it is relatively complex and complicated to construct, heavy, bulky and, above all, expensive to manufacture. In addition, it can only be used lying on your stomach.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a device which serves to stretch the back and which is constructed in a simpler, lighter, more space-saving and less complex manner, so that it can also be manufactured more cost-effectively, and which in particular does not require cables, pulleys and pulleys, and which is also extremely simple and pleasant to use both on one's stomach and on one's back, and is variably adjustable for different body sizes, and by means of which the stretching of the back can be very precisely dosed by the user himself during use.
- a device for lying on one's stomach or on one's back and for stretching the back consisting of a frame with two opposite pendulum supports, the lower ends of which are connected to a cross-member profile, and on which cross-member profile a two-part frame made of a front frame part and a rear frame part for supporting a two-part bed is built, the rear frame part being attached to the cross-member profile so as to project backwards and having footrests at its rear end, a mechanical guide and mechanical cable-free coupling being present between the pendulum supports and the two-part frame, by means of which a pendulum movement of the two-part frame can be used to push the front frame part apart and back together with respect to the rear frame part and the parts of the two-part bed supported by them, for the controlled stretching of the upper body of a person lying on the two-part bed, in that this pendulum movement can be brought about by the person themselves.
- Fig. 1 The device in the unfolded and erected position for use, a view from the side;
- Fig. 2 This device in a view from behind, that is, seen from the right in relation to Figure 1;
- Fig. 3 This device seen from above;
- Fig. 4 The middle part of this device in a perspective view from the front and from the left side towards the back;
- Fig. 5 A tube for the extendable guide rollers connected to the carriage on the rear frame part, with the guide roller retracted;
- Fig. 6 This tube according to Figure 5 for the extendable guide roller, with the guide roller extended;
- Fig. 7 The middle part of the device seen from the left side, with horizontal frame parts;
- Fig. 8 This middle part of the device according to Figure 7 seen from the left side, with the frame parts pivoted forwards beyond the horizontal or here anti-clockwise.
- Figure 1 shows the device in the unfolded and set-up position of use, viewed from the left side, for lying on your stomach or back.
- the device consists of a frame 1, 2 with two opposing pendulum supports 3, on which a two-part frame with front frame part VR and rear frame part HR with the frame profiles 4, 5 hang for carrying a two-part bed.
- the frame profile 5 is firmly connected to this front part VR of the frame, while the frame in the rear part HR is formed by two frame profiles 4 running parallel to one another, whereby only one of these two frame profiles 4 can be seen in the side view shown here.
- the rear part of the bed can be mounted on these two frame profiles 4 running parallel to one another.
- this is supported by the frame profile 5, on which the front part VR of the frame is built and is firmly connected to this frame profile 5.
- the frame profile 5 runs through a holder 20 in which it is firmly anchored. And this holder 20 in turn sits on a slide 7 that can be pivoted to the left and right a little way, through which a guide profile 8 is guided, so that the slide 7 can be moved forwards and backwards a little way on it, whereby this guide profile 8 protrudes at a right angle from a cross member profile 17 that firmly connects the two pendulum supports 3 to one another.
- the frame profile 5 can be moved forwards or backwards relative to the guide profile 8 and accordingly also the entire front frame section VR, and this front frame section VR can also be pivoted to the left and right about a vertical axis on the slide 7.
- the frame for this entire construction is made up of four supports 1, 2 in the manner of a stepladder, with a longer support 1 forming a pivot bearing 12 at its upper end for a pendulum support 3 hanging downwards.
- the supports 1, 2 are connected at their lower ends via connecting tubes 15, 16 to the supports 1, 2 on the other side of the device in order to improve the support on the floor.
- the slightly shorter support 2 is hinged to the support 1 about a quarter of the support length from the top and forms a folding hinge 19 there.
- the frame can thus be folded up, just like a stepladder, and can therefore be stored in a space-saving manner.
- the actual bed is not shown here and consists of two parts, a rear flat bed part for the pelvis and legs, which is mounted on the two frame profiles 4 of the rear frame part HR, seen from the side, and a front flat bed part for the chest or back, which is attached to the front frame part VR, the distance of which to the rear bed part can then be varied by attaching the frame profile 5 supporting it to the slide 7 on the Sliding profile 8 is movable.
- These two parts can be provided with padding to promote comfortable lying on them, whether lying on your back or on your stomach. Both usage variants are possible.
- the frame parts VR, HR and the bed parts to be mounted on them run as a bed at an angle of approximately 45° to the ground.
- the bed in Figure 1 is pivoted further clockwise around the pivot axis 12 of the pendulum supports 3 until it is almost vertical. From this initial position, the bed can be pivoted into the horizontal position after getting into the device, and pivoted further beyond that, which then causes the body lying on it to stretch, as described below.
- the two pendulum supports 3 are connected to one another at their lower ends between the two supports 1, 2 on each side via a cross-member profile 17 (not visible here).
- the two rear frame profiles 4 of the rear frame part HR run over this cross-member profile 17 and are firmly connected to it via two support profiles 34 standing perpendicularly on this cross-member profile 17, as can be seen in Figure 4.
- the rear frame part HR extends a little beyond this cross-member profile 17 at the front, as can be seen in Figure 2.
- a support bar 11 is mounted running transversely to the bed, which the user can grasp with his hands when he climbs onto or into the device.
- a guide roller 23 can be seen on the side of the carriage 7 in Figure 1.
- the distance between the front and rear reclining sections is varied, which causes the user's back to stretch forwards according to the extent to which the reclining section is swivelled past the horizontal, and this can be finely controlled.
- Footrests 10 are attached to the lower end of the rear frame section HR, and restraint devices 9 are provided slightly above them, with two rollers 24, 25 for each leg. The distance between these can be adjusted to hold the feet above the ankles. From the area of the roller 24, the two rear frame profiles 4 extend slightly upwards as an arch up to the pendulum supports 3 and slightly beyond the cross member profile 17, thus laterally overlapping the front single front frame profile 5 extending forwards from the cross member profile 17 and running in the middle of the device.
- the two rear frame profiles 4 are fitted with the rear, flat lying part, while the front frame part VR is fitted with a flat lying part for the upper body.
- this front lying part supports the chest and stomach area or the back of the user.
- a handle bar 13 runs first backwards, then upwards, where it curves and then leads downwards parallel to the support 1 at about the point of the slide 7 and finally ends at the support 1 itself in the lower area of the support 1 and is attached there.
- handle bar 13 can be coated with a grip-friendly material, for example with a foam rubber or a suitable soft rubber.
- this device is shown in a view from behind, that is, from the right in relation to Figure 1. It can be seen here that the device has supports 1, 2 on both sides, i.e. on the left and right, of which only the shorter supports 2 can be seen here, and only the uppermost section of the longer supports 1. At the upper ends of the supports 1 on the other side here, there are pivot axes 12, on which a downwardly hanging pendulum support 3 is pivotally mounted on the inside of each side of the device, so that it can pivot back and forth in a direction perpendicular to the plane of the drawing. The two pendulum supports 3 are connected to one another at their lower ends via a cross member profile 17.
- the two arched frame profiles 4 extend from the retaining means 9 for the feet to slightly beyond the cross member profile 17 and overlap the front frame profile 5 to a certain extent at the side.
- the two pendulum supports 3 are shifted a little further towards the middle of the device with their lower ends due to two bends.
- a tube 14 leads away from the carriage 7 on both sides and these tubes 14 are firmly connected to the carriage 7. They each have a guide roller 23 at their two ends. These guide rollers 23 are located at the end of an inner tube that can be pulled out inside the tube 14. This allows them to be pulled out of the tube 14 and then take up a position further out than shown here.
- the front bed part is mounted on this front frame part VR and front frame profile 5, which in turn sits on the carriage 7 with the frame 20, the two frame parts VR and HR are ultimately moved back and forth towards each other, i.e. the distance between the front frame part VR and its bed part and the rear frame part HR and its bed part is varied.
- the support rod 11 At the front end of the front frame part VR you can see the support rod 11 and at the lower end of the rear frame profiles 4 you can see the footrests 10 and the foot restraints 9.
- the connecting tube 15 for connecting the lower ends of the two supports 2.
- Figure 3 shows the device in a view from above.
- the supports 1 and 2 on each side of the device, which are connected to each other with the hinges 19 and can be set up like a stepladder or folded together around the hinges 19 when not in use.
- the two pivot axes 12 at the upper end of the supports 1, from which the pendulum supports 3 hang.
- the ends of the pendulum supports 3 are offset slightly towards the middle of the device and are firmly connected to a cross member profile 17.
- the front frame profile 5 is mounted on the slide 7 with its holder 20, as can be seen in Figure 1, over which the front frame part VR is connected to it and at the front end of this front frame part VR the support rod 11 running transversely to it is mounted. Projecting forwards over the cross member profile 17, pointing upwards in the picture - you can see the two frame profiles 4, which form the rear frame part HR, onto which the rear part of the lounger (not shown) is mounted.
- this rear frame part HR At the rear end of this rear frame part HR are the footrests 10 with their restraining means 9 for the feet, namely a pair of soft elastic rollers 25 for the area above the heels of the person standing on the footrests 10, and another pair of soft elastic rollers 24 for snuggling up to the area at the front of the lower legs, above the ankles.
- a pair of soft elastic rollers 25 for the area above the heels of the person standing on the footrests 10
- another pair of soft elastic rollers 24 for snuggling up to the area at the front of the lower legs, above the ankles.
- Figure 4 further explains the construction and shows the essential middle part of this device in a perspective view from the front left and seen at a slight angle.
- These are made here with bushes in which suitable bolts are inserted, and the pendulum supports 3 projecting downwards hang on the inner ends of these bolts on both sides of the device.
- These pendulum supports 3 have two bends or curves so that their lower ends are offset towards the middle of the device.
- the pendulum supports 3 on both sides of the device are firmly connected to a cross member profile 17.
- the front ends of the rear frame profiles 4 of the rear frame part HR are firmly connected to the support beams 34, which stand on the cross member profile 17 and are therefore also fixed to the pendulum supports 3.
- the front frame profile 5 extends with its rear part between the two support beams 34 to the rear and is held in the holder 20. In its rear area, this front frame profile 5 is firmly connected to the front frame part VR via the connection profile 35 standing vertically on it, of which only a very small part can be seen here.
- the holder 20 is mounted on top of the carriage 7 so that it can be swiveled sideways, which has attached tubes 14 running vertically to them on its sides, each of which has a guide roller 23 at its end.
- the front lying part thus moves forwards relative to the rear lying part and causes a person lying on these two lying parts to stretch out, regardless of whether they are resting on their stomach or back on the bed.
- the guide rollers 23 in the guide profiles 6 roll forwards again and cause the two lying parts to move towards each other.
- a person who first climbs onto the footrests 10 in the vertical position of the bed and then holds onto the handles 13 can slowly swing the bed forwards until it reaches the horizontal position.
- by grasping the transverse support bar 11 they can stretch in a controlled manner by rocking their body more or less forwards and control the stretching force by the extent of the rocking around the pivot axis 12.
- the front part of the bed returns to its original distance from the rear part of the bed.
- the bed can be swung back into the vertical position, in which it is easy to get off the device.
- Figure 5 shows the detail of a pendulum support 3, which is hinged to the top of the pivot axis 12 at the top end of the support 1, and whose lower end is slightly offset towards the middle of the device thanks to the two bends 21, 22.
- the cross-member profile 17, here in the form of a square steel profile At the lower end of the pendulum support 3 and firmly connected to it is the cross-member profile 17, here in the form of a square steel profile. Above the support profile 17, one can see the one tube 14 on the side wall of the carriage 7 with its end guide roller 23, which sits on an inner tube that can be pulled out of the tube 14.
- the tube 14 has an elongated hole 26 on the side, and the inner tube shows a cam 27 so that the inner tube with its cam 27 can only be moved back and forth within the slot 26. However, it can be secured in any position by means of a radial threaded pin 28 with handwheel 29.
- Figure 6 shows the situation when the inner tube 30 with its end guide roller 23 is pulled out of the tube 14. In this position, when the bed is pivoted, it is retracted into the associated guide profile 6 on the support 1, as indicated by the arrow, and must then follow it. This causes a relative movement of the tube 14 and thus of the carriage 7 on the guide profile 8, which is connected to the cross member profile 17.
- the tube 14 is attached to the carriage 7 on both sides and protrudes orthogonally from it.
- the carriage 7 together with the front frame profile 5 and front frame part VR therefore moves forwards and backwards on the guide profile 8, depending on the pivoting of the bed forwards.
- the distance between the front part of the bed on the front frame part VR on the one hand and the rear part of the bed on the rear frame part HR with its two rear frame profiles 4 on the other hand can therefore be varied in a controlled manner.
- Figures 7 and 8 show the middle section around the swivel axes 12 of the device seen from the side.
- Figure 7 shows the situation when the bed has already been swiveled into the horizontal position.
- the distance d between the front end of the guide profile 8 and the slide 7 that can be moved along it is relatively large here.
- the guide profile 8 has an elongated hole 36 through which a cross bolt 18 on the slide 7 leads, for its guidance on the guide profile 8.
- the front frame part VR is built above the front frame profile 5 and stationary to it, and the front frame profile 5 sits with its socket 20 on the slide 7 so that it can be swiveled sideways.
- the guide rollers 23 do not engage in the guide profiles 6.
- the bed can be swiveled as desired about the swivel axis 12 of the pendulum supports 3. The distance between the front and rear bed sections then always remains unchanged.
- the inner tubes 30 are pulled out and locked in the extended position with the threaded pins 28 and their hand wheels 29, the following happens when the bed is swiveled, in the anti-clockwise direction in Figure 8:
- the guide rollers 23 move into the guide profiles 6 and when swiveling further, they are forced to be guided along them inside these guide profiles 6.
- the two separate parts of the bed that are mounted on the frame parts VR and HR also move in the same way.
- the front part moves away from the rear part of the bed. And when the bed is swung back again, the distance d decreases again. This means that by rocking the bed back and forth, the user can finely adjust the stretching of his upper body. regardless of whether he is lying on his stomach or on his back.
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