JP2001353172A - Equipment for correction of talipes equinovarus - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide equipment which ensures natural walking by proper angular changers of an ankle, is light, is less bulky, and is easily mountable/detachable, solving the problems with the conventional equipment for correction of a talipes equinovarus which can restore the function of walking by raising the pendent toe of the talipes equinovarus and averting the danger of stumbling by the talipes equinovarus but is adapted to be unbendable at the sole, deprives the angle mounted with the equipment of freedom and hinders the natural walking. SOLUTION: This equipment for correction of the talipes equinovarus is provided with a sole 1 which upwardly raises the toe placed thereon, an instep band 7 which retains the instep of the foot to the upper side of the sole 1, an inwardly curving part 2 and outwardly curving part 2' which are connected to both side edges of the sole 1 and are curved toward the upper side of the heel and a curving shin guard 4 which is connected to the inwardly curving part 2 outwardly curving part 2' above the heel. The rear of the curving shin guard 4 is held open to allow the backward escape of the leg. An open part 5 is provided with an expandable and contractable belt 6 in an inner part 3 and outer part 3' of the shin so as to accept the shin of backwardly escaping leg. The assurance of the freedom of the ankle is made possible by the curving shin guard 4 and the expandable and contractable belt 6.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The device for correcting varus varus foot according to the present invention is easy to wear on a foot having dysfunction of varus varus foot.
Raise your foot upwards with an easy-to-remove brace, correct it upward so that your toes do not drop and stumble, overcome the dysfunction of varus cuspidus, enable free movement of the ankle wearing the brace, and walk The leg at the time escapes to the rear of the brace so that it can walk close to nature.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A club foot, which is a hindrance to the walking function, is a functional obstacle that tends to stumble when walking because the ankle does not receive any force and the toes hang down. In order to overcome the dysfunction due to club foot and to recover the function of the ankle during walking, it is necessary to lift a hanging toe by applying a correction device to the ankle. The conventional technology for this purpose has a problem that the angle of the ankle walking on an inclined surface with ascending and descending greatly changes, so that the ankle wearing the brace makes it difficult to walk, the gait is heavy, the tiredness is heavy, and the tired tired quickly. When wearing the brace, women also had an emotional problem that they were noticeably embarrassing if the brace was too large to put on the skirt. The orthotic orthosis for varus varicose folds is unobtrusive and embarrassed even when wearing the orthosis, and it is possible to walk continuously without getting tired when walking, and it is possible to wear the orthosis and take off the orthosis It is considered desirable to be easy to avoid the risk of tripping and to facilitate quick recovery of the leg's walking function.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a brace for correcting varus cusps which can cope with a change in the angle of the ankle during walking without fixing the angle of the ankle wearing the brace. It is easy to walk, especially on slopes, by reducing the weight of the brace and making it possible to change the angle of the ankle during walking even if the ankle is lifted by a brace for correcting varus In addition, since the angle can be changed even when the varus equinus is corrected, the unnaturalness caused by the brace fixed to the ankle is reduced so that the user can walk closer to nature. This orthosis is a correction instrument for varus equinus, which is light in weight, does not have a bulky outer shape, and can be easily attached and detached.

[0004]

According to the present invention, there is provided a device for correcting varus equinus, which comprises a bottom portion for lifting the toes and an upper band for pressing the upper of the foot above the bottom portion, which is connected to both sides of the bottom portion. An inner bay and an outer bay curved above the heel, a curved sunshine part connected above the inner bay and the outer bay, and a release part behind the curved sunshine part, and elasticity provided there A belt is used to attach the brace to the leg, and the back of the curved shin patch is released to allow the shin of the leg to escape to the rear, and elastic belts are attached to the inside and outside of the shin connected to the curved shin patch. An orthosis for correcting varus cusp, characterized by receiving a leg that escapes backward and pushing back the leg with the elasticity of the belt, ensuring freedom of the ankle during walking and allowing walking closer to nature It is.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a bottom portion on which a hanging toe is placed and lifted upward, and an upper band for pressing the instep above the bottom portion, which is connected to an inner edge portion and an outer edge portion of the bottom portion. Inward and outward bays that are curved upward along both sides of the heel, and a curved padding section connected to both sides of the shin above the inner and outer bays, and elasticity that catches behind the legs The belt is attached to the legs, and the elastic belts on the inside and outside of the shin catch the legs that escape to the rear and push the legs back with the elasticity of the elastic belt, ensuring freedom of the ankle during walking. An orthosis for correction of club foot, characterized by being made possible.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the shin of the leg is released to the rear without being connected to the inside of the shin and the outer shin to the back of the curved shining portion in order to allow the shin of the leg to escape rearward. The device for correcting varus cuspidus according to claim 1, characterized in that a release portion is provided.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, the elastic belts provided on the inner side and the outer side of the shin for receiving the legs escaping to the rear of the release part behind the curved shining part are capable of changing the angle of the ankle. Correspondingly, the brace for correcting varus cuspidus according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the brace is a flexible elastic belt having elasticity enabling a more natural movement.

[0008]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The technical concept of the present invention is embodied in the following embodiments.

In the embodiment of the present invention, the upper part of the leg is fixed to the upper part of the ankle with a curved shin pad connected to the both sides of the shin above the ankle and an elastic belt that catches the back of the leg. It is configured to be able to move, and the elastic belt provided on the inside and outside of the shin catches the leg that escapes backward, pushes back the shin of the leg with the elasticity of the elastic belt, and curves The upper part of the brace is fixed to the ankle so that it can respond to the change in the angle of the ankle by the pulling force of the shining part and the elastic belt. For this reason, it is possible to easily walk without coming over.

[0010] In order to allow the shin of the leg to escape to the rear, the back of the curved shining portion is released rearward without being connected between the medial shin and the lateral shin. Because the elastic belt is provided, even if shoes are worn on the brace, the elasticity of the elastic belt allows the ankle to be free, so that walking close to nature can be performed.

An elastic belt is provided on the inside and outside of the shin to receive a leg that escapes behind the release part behind the curved shining part, and this elastic belt allows free movement of the ankle. It is a flexible elastic belt with elasticity.

The embodiment is made of a synthetic resin, so that unnecessary parts are omitted in order to reduce the weight as much as possible, and the place where the rear part of the leg is hit is released and the brace is made lightweight. The bracelet and the elastic belt make it easy to wear the brace. It is easier to take off your brace.

[0013]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The accompanying drawings illustrate an embodiment of the device for correcting varus varus according to the present invention. Embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a device for correcting varus foot, FIG. 2 is a rear view of a device for correcting varus foot, FIG. 3 is a front view of the same, FIG. 4 is a side view of the same, FIG.
FIG. 6 is a plan view of the same, and FIG. 6 is a bottom view of the same.

In the embodiment, a non-slip 8 is provided on the bottom surface of the bottom 1 for lifting the toes, and an upper band 7 for holding the instep is provided on the inner edge 9 and the outer edge 10 above the bottom 1. An inner bay portion 2 and an outer bay portion 2 'which are connected to both sides and are curved upward of the heel are provided, and the inner bay portion 2 and the outer bay portion 2' are located on both sides of the shin above the heel of the inner bay portion 2 and the outer bay portion 2 '. A curved shin patch 4 connecting the upper part of the bay 2 'is provided, and a curved shin patch 4 above the ankle and an elastic belt 6 receiving the back of the leg correspond to the ankle angle change at the upper part of the leg ankle. It is a configuration that is mounted so that the freedom that can be achieved is secured.

An elastic belt 6 is provided on the shin inner part 3 and the shin outer part 3 ', and the elastic belt receives a leg which escapes backward, pushes back the shin of the leg by the elasticity of the elastic belt, and applies a curved shin. The upper part of the brace can be flexibly fixed to the ankle by the pulling force of the part 4 and the elastic belt 6.

A curved shin 4 for releasing the shin of the leg backward
Behind the shin, the shin inner part 3 and the shin outer part 3 ′ are released backward without being connected, and the release part 5 is provided with the elastic belt 6 between the shin inner part and the shin outer part. Even if the brace is worn in the shoes, the elasticity of the elastic belt allows the freedom to respond to changes in the angle of the ankle.

The elastic belt 6 provided between the shin inner part 3 and the shin outer part 3 'is a flexible elastic belt having strong elasticity in order to make the movement of the ankle as free as possible.

The embodiment is made of a synthetic resin, and the part that hits the rear part of the leg is released without being connected, and the brace is made lightweight by eliminating unnecessary parts that become heavy and tired to walk. It is made possible, and the upper of the foot wearing the brace is held down by the above-mentioned instep band, and is attached to the ankle by the curved shining part 4 and the elastic belt 6 capable of adhesion and peeling. It is easy.

[0019]

The effects of the present invention are as described in claims 1 to 3.
According to the configuration described in (1), the following effects can be obtained.

In the present invention, a release portion is provided on the back surface of the orthosis for correction of varus equinus, and the elastic belt is provided at the rear between the medial shin and the lateral shin to release the rear portion. With this configuration, it is possible to wear a brace in the shoe, lift the tip of the varus cuspidus, and walk close to nature in response to a change in the angle of the ankle.

By providing a release portion behind the curved shining portion and an elastic belt there, even if the shin (the back of the leg) escapes rearward in response to the movement of the leg, the elasticity of the elastic belt is increased. This allows the club foot to be corrected upward.

The shin of the leg is pushed back by the release part on the back of the curved shining part and the elasticity of the elastic belt, and the freedom of the ankle can be secured in response to the change in the angle of the ankle. It can speed up the recovery of the walking function of the legs.

The device for correcting varus cusps of the present invention is light,
It is possible to provide a product which is not bulky and can be easily attached and detached from the brace.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an orthosis for correction of club foot.

FIG. 2 is a rear view of an orthosis for correction of club foot.

FIG. 3 is a front view of the same.

FIG. 4 is a side view of the same.

FIG. 5 is a plan view of the same.

FIG. 6 is a bottom view of the same.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1. . . Bottom 2. . . Inner bay 2 '. . . Outer bay 3. . . Shin medial part 3 '. . . 3. shin lateral part . . 4. Curved shin patch . . Release unit 6. . . 6. Elastic belt . . Instep band 8. . . Non-slip 9. . . Inner edge 10. . . Outer edge

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A bottom portion on which a hanging toe is placed and lifted upward, and an upper band for holding the upper of the foot are provided on the upper side of the bottom portion, and are connected to an inner edge portion and an outer edge portion of the bottom portion so as to extend along both sides of the heel. The inner and outer shins are configured such that the inner and outer shins are bent upward and the inner shin and the outer shin are curved. The varus cusps feature that the elastic belt provided at the rear catches the legs escaping backward, pushes the legs back with the elasticity of the elastic belt, secures the freedom of the ankle to walk, and walks naturally close Orthodontic appliances. 2. In order to allow the shin of the leg to escape backward during walking, a release portion is provided at the back of the curved shining portion, which is released rearward without being connected between the inside of the shin and the outside of the shin. The orthosis for correction of club foot according to claim 1, characterized in that: 3. The elastic belts provided on the inside and outside of the shin to receive the legs escaping backward are elastic flexible belts having elasticity to allow free movement of the ankle. The orthosis for correction of club foot according to claim 1 or 2,