JP2002345863A - Auxiliary implement for body rectification treatment used before and after body rectification treatment - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method enabling correction of forward and backward curvature state of the spine's lumbosacral region to a given state up to nearly straight by placing a wedge-shaped mat at the back. SOLUTION: Three kinds of wedge-shaped mats: short-size one of the length wrapping a hip, middle-size one of the length to a knee and long-size one the length until it covers the top of one's head are of whose cross-sections form each as wedge and their widths equal almost to a body width are used, and when the tip of the wedge shape is applied to the lumbosacral region, correction of forward and backward curvature state of the spine's lumbosacral region to a given state up to nearly straight is allowed by use one mat or a combination of two or more sorts of three mats according to an individual difference or body type difference of the backward and forward curvature state of the spine's lumbosacral section, by applying an adjustable triangular pillow A to the rear of the lower limb to let lower limb bend and reduce the tension of the iliopsoas muscle or by using the pillow with the above there mats.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an assisting device for manipulative treatment used before and after a manipulative treatment, and more particularly, to an assisting device for manipulative treatment capable of obtaining a spinal column correcting effect.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there are knee pillows and square pillows as assistive devices for manipulative treatment used on the floor or on a bed. The knee pillow has a triangular cross section having a side length of 25 cm × 27 cm × 30 cm and a triangular prism shape having a width of 40 cm. A specific example is shown in E of FIG. 17 (hereinafter referred to as knee pillow E). The knee pillow E is used on the back surface of the lower limb in the supine position. Square pillow is 8cm in length
A square column of 13 cm x 33 cm is commercially available. A specific example is shown in F of FIG. 17 (hereinafter referred to as square pillow F). There is also a breast pad used when the treatment bed does not have a face hole. The breast pad has a wedge-shaped section where the cross-sectional shape is applied to the chest, a rectangular face part, a width approximately equal to the body width, and a U-shaped cut into which the face is inserted is formed at the center of the rectangular part. All of these treatment aids are used by a therapist during treatment.

[0003] When a human is standing upright, it is normal that the spine is curved in the front-rear direction by the muscle group supporting it, and this state is shown in FIG. In FIG.
Of particular importance is the curvature of the site designated as lumbosacral Y.
The curvature of the lumbosacral part Y is related to the muscle group related to the front and back of the sacrum, specifically, the iliac muscle as one of them, and the muscle group related to these before and after the lumbar vertebra, specifically, one of them. There is a large intestine muscle, and these muscle groups balance upright. On the other hand, in the supine position, it is normal that the spine is close to a horizontal state, that is, the front-back direction of the lumbosacral part Y is close to a straight position. This state is shown in FIG. However, in daily life, (a) if the same posture is often taken for a long time, only the same muscles are used, so that muscle fatigue and muscle tension increase, causing abdominal and back muscle weakness. If the user frequently works in a tilted posture for a long time, heavily uses trunk extension muscles such as the back muscles and the front side of the thighs, so that the distortion of the lumbar spine in the forward direction increases. Further, (c) if the posture of sitting is large, the trunk flexor muscles such as abdominal muscles and hip muscles tend to decrease, and the trunk extension muscles are relatively strengthened, which also affects the lumbar spine. Increase distortion. When these causes are added, even in the supine position, the muscles working when standing upright maintain the tensioned state, so that the lumbosacral portion Y remains curved in the front-rear direction. This state is shown in FIG. Then, the tension of the muscle group remains, and as shown in (2) of FIG.
If the curved state in is maintained, the spinal column is distorted, causing various adverse effects, for example, causing back pain and the like.

In the supine position shown in FIG. 4 (2), the lumbosacral portion Y is corrected in the front-rear bending state, and the spine is in a horizontal state.
That is, an auxiliary tool for forcibly correcting the lumbosacral part Y is required to make the lumbosacral part Y straight in the front-rear direction.
Also, if the muscle group is not very tense,
In the supine position, the knee is greatly bent, and the hip joint is largely bent, so that the tension of the muscle groups for forming the lumbosacral portion Y in the front-rear direction can be softened, and the spine is nearly horizontal, that is, The front-back direction of the lumbosacral part Y is close to the straight position. This state is shown in FIG.

[0005] By the way, the conventionally known knee pillow E bends the knee in the supine position and slightly bends the hip joint, but does not bend as greatly as (3) in FIG.
It does not affect the spine, but only slightly eases the abdominal muscles or the thighs. In addition, most of beds, which are typical furniture used in the supine position, are characterized by being able to maintain the curved state of the spine in the front-rear direction. As described above, prior to the filing of the present application, in the supine position, there was no one that made the spine close to a horizontal state, that is, the state in which the lumbosacral part Y of the spine was bent in the front-rear direction almost straight.

[0006]

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an assistive device for medical treatment used before and after a medical treatment, which is different from the conventional assistive device for medical treatment used during the medical treatment described above. With a function to release the tension of the muscle group that works to form the front-back direction curved state in the sacrum Y,
An object of the present invention is to provide an assisting device for manipulative treatment in which the lumbosacral part Y can be corrected in a state of being bent in the front-rear direction almost straight.

Also, when the correction of the lumbosacral part Y in the longitudinal direction can be solved in the state shown in FIG. 4 (3), it is used alone, and the hip joint bending angle is changed according to individual differences. It is an object of the present invention to provide an assisting device for manipulative treatment, which is capable of maintaining the hip joint bending angle.

Further, there is provided an assisting device for manipulative treatment capable of responding to the degree of strain of the muscle group that works to form a curved state in the lumbosacral portion Y of the spine in addition to the difference in the physical size and body shape of the individual. To provide.

[0009] These assistive devices for manipulative treatment can be used in combination with conventionally known knee pillows E and square pillows F in accordance with the difference in body size and body shape between individuals.

[0010]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a wedge-shaped mat used as an auxiliary tool for manipulative treatment, which is used before and after a manipulative treatment in order to correct a longitudinally curved state in a lumbosacral part Y of a spine. In a supine position, the wedge-shaped mat is inserted into the lumbosacral part Y
To lumbar sacral part Y ~ sacral lower end ~ buttocks to provide a slope and forcibly correct, or, lumbosacral Y ~ back ~ head to provide a slope forcibly to correct, or The present invention is characterized in that two types of wedge-shaped mats are used, and inclinations are provided on both the hips and the back side around the lumbosacral part Y so that correction can be forcibly performed. In addition, in the case where the anterior-posterior bending state of the lumbosacral part Y of the spine is not so strong, a variable triangular pillow capable of variably setting the bending angle of the hip joint is used as an aid for manipulative treatment. By bending the lower limbs and bending the muscles that act to form the lumbosacral part Y, such as the iliac psoas muscles, in the anterior-posterior direction of the lumbosacrum, the tension in the lumbosacral part Y of the spine is reduced. The curved state is corrected to a horizontal state in a supine position, that is, an arbitrary state up to a straight position. Furthermore, in order to respond to the degree of strain of the muscle group that works to form the anterior-posterior bending state in the lumbosacral part Y of the spine, in addition to the difference in individual physique and body shape, a wedge-shaped mat, a variable triangular pillow, and a knee pillow E ,
By using the square pillow F in combination, the curved state of the lumbosacral part Y in the front-rear direction can be corrected to an arbitrary state up to a straight position in any case.

[0011]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below based on an embodiment shown in the drawings. The assistive device for manipulative treatment according to the present invention is used before and after the manipulative treatment, and has a wedge-shaped cross-section, a width approximately equal to the body width, and a wedge-shaped tip applied to the lumbosacral part Y of the spine. Occasionally, it consists of three types of wedge mats, short wedge mats long enough to cover the buttocks, medium wedge mats up to the knee length, and long wedge mats long enough to cover the crown. These three types of wedge mats are shown in FIG. 5 as B, C, and D, respectively (hereinafter, referred to as short wedge mat B, medium wedge mat C, and long wedge mat D).

Furthermore, the assisting device for manipulative treatment according to the present invention is used before and after the manipulative treatment. The two right-angled triangular prism members are combined, and the right-angled ridges of the right-angled triangular prism are rotatably joined. This is a variable triangular pillow capable of fixing a surface composed of sides or a surface composed of long sides. This variable triangular pillow is shown as A in FIG. 1 (hereinafter, referred to as a variable triangular pillow A).

[0013]

Embodiment 1 As shown in FIG. 5B, a short wedge-shaped mat B of the present invention has a right-angled triangular cross section, and the length of one side of the right-angled side is 10 cm and the length of the other side is 10 cm. It is 15 cm long and has a triangular prism shape with a width of 45 cm.

As shown in FIG. 5C, the medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C of the present invention has a right-angled triangular cross section, and the length of one side of the right-angled side is 10 cm and the length of the other side is 50 cm. It has a triangular prism shape with a width of 45 cm, and has a shallow long-diameter recess 5 for receiving the thigh with the long side facing upward on a surface formed by right-angled sides.

As shown in FIG. 5D, the long wedge-shaped mat D of the present invention has a right-angled triangular cross section, and the length of one side of the right-angled side is 10 cm and the length of the other side is 55 cm. It has a triangular prism shape with a width of 45 cm, and has a shallow concave portion 6 on the upper surface for receiving the head with the long side facing up.

The members constituting these three types of wedge-shaped mats have a surface made of a known material such as leather, artificial leather or cloth.
The inside is made of a known material such as a sponge or a foam. In the first embodiment, the length is specifically defined by a numerical value. However, the three wedge-shaped mats of the present invention are not limited to this length, and may be adjusted according to individual differences and body shapes. Of course, changes are possible.

[0017]

Embodiment 2 A variable triangular pillow A according to the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1A, combines two right triangular prism members 1a and 1b each having a cross-sectional shape formed of a right triangle having a long side and a short side. The right-angled ridges of the right-angled triangular prism are rotatably joined, and surface fasteners are provided on each of the surfaces consisting of the right-angled ridges and the long sides, and the right-angled ridges and the short sides, respectively. This is a treatment aid for manipulative treatment in which a surface formed of a surface fastener can be fixed with a surface fastener. The surface of the member constituting the variable triangular pillow A is made of a known material such as leather, artificial leather or cloth, and the inside is made of a known material such as a sponge or a foam. In addition, in Example 2, specific numerical values such as the size of the variable triangular pillow A are not described, but since the variable triangular pillow A is used on the back of the lower limb in the supine position, the range of the numerical values is not limited. Is self-evident.

Since the variable triangular pillow A of the present invention adopts such a structure, when the surface formed by any one side of the triangular prism of the variable triangular pillow A is the bottom side, the variable triangular pillow A shown in FIGS. As shown, this is an auxiliary tool for manipulative treatment, characterized in that the angle of the apex of the triangular prism can be changed.

An example of use of three types of wedge-shaped mats of the present invention, namely, a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C, and a long wedge-shaped mat D, and a variable triangular pillow A will be described with reference to the drawings. In the usage examples in the drawings, a description will be given of a case where all three types of wedge-shaped mats have their tips applied to the center of the lumbosacral part Y. Further, a usage example in which the knee pillow E and the square pillow F are combined will be described.

[0020]

EXAMPLE 1 FIG. 6 shows an example in which one of three types of wedge-shaped mats of the present invention comprising a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C and a long wedge-shaped mat D is used. (1) In the supine position, using the long wedge-shaped mat D on the back, tilting the lumbosacral part Y of the spine from the head to the head, and supporting and lifting from the back, the longitudinally curved state of the lumbosacral part Y is adjusted. FIG. 6 (1) shows a usage example approaching a straight line.
Shown in (2) In the supine position, a short wedge-shaped mat B is used for the buttocks, and the sacrum is inclined from the lumbosacral portion Y to the buttocks, and the distal end of the sacrum is supported and lifted from the back of the buttocks to raise the forward inclination of the sacrum with respect to the lumbar spine. FIG. 6B illustrates an example of use in which the degree of lumbo-sacral portion Y is reduced so that the lumbo-sacral portion Y is brought closer to the straight position. (3) In the supine position, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C on the back of the lower limb
The lumbosacral part Y is inclined from the lumbosacral part Y to the popliteal part, and the degree of forward inclination of the sacrum with respect to the lumbar vertebra is reduced by supporting and lifting from the back of the lower limb. FIG. 6 (3) shows a usage example in which the front-rear bending state is brought close to the straight position. In this use example, the displacement angle indicating the degree of correction forcibly approaching the lumbosacral portion Y of the spine in the longitudinal direction in the lumbosacral portion Y of the spine, that is, to the straight position, is referred to as the lumbar vertebrae of the sacrum in the present invention. To the correction angle α. However, the correction angle α is originally displayed as an angle with respect to the horizontal line. However, since the correction angle α is complicated when written in the drawing, the size of the vertical line is shown in the drawing in this use example. The following usage examples are all the same. In this usage example 1, the correction angle α satisfies (1) <(2) <(3).

[0021]

[Usage Example 2] Fig. 7 shows an example in which two kinds of three wedge-shaped mats of the present invention comprising a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C and a long wedge-shaped mat D are used in combination. Since the usage is the same as that of the use example 1, the following description is omitted. (1) An example of use of the long wedge-shaped mat D and the short wedge-shaped mat B is shown in FIG. (2) An example of use of the long wedge mat D and the medium wedge mat C is shown in FIG. In this usage example 2, the correction angle α is (1) <(2).

[0022]

Use Example 3 Of the three types of wedge-shaped mats of the present invention, a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C and a long-sized wedge-shaped mat D, one or two of them are used in combination with a knee pillow E. FIG. 8 shows such an example. (1) An example of use using a long wedge-shaped mat D and a knee pillow E is shown in FIG. (2) An example of use using the short wedge-shaped mat B and the knee pillow E is shown in FIG. (3) An example of using the knee pillow E on the medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C is shown in FIG. (4) Long wedge mat D, short wedge mat B and knee pillow E
(4) of FIG. 8 shows an example of use using. (5) FIG. 8 (5) shows an example of use using a long wedge-shaped mat D, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C and a knee pillow E thereon. In this usage example 3, the correction angle α is (1) <(2) <
(3) <(4) <(5).

[0023]

Use Example 4 Of the three wedge-shaped mats of the present invention comprising a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C and a long wedge-shaped mat D, one or two of them are combined with a variable triangular pillow A. FIG. 9 shows an example of the use. (1) An example of use using a short wedge-shaped mat B and a variable triangular pillow A is shown in FIG. (2) An example of use using the long wedge-shaped mat D, the short wedge-shaped mat B and the variable triangular pillow A is shown in FIG. In this usage example 4, the correction angle α satisfies (1) <(2). The combination example of this usage example 4 is a variable triangle pillow A
However, as shown in FIG. 2, since it can be changed to (1) to (5), the present invention is not limited to the illustrated use example.

[0024]

Use Example 5 Of the three types of wedge-shaped mats of the present invention comprising a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C, and a long wedge-shaped mat D, one or two of them, a variable triangular pillow A, and FIG. 10 shows an example in which a short wedge-shaped mat B, a variable triangular pillow A, and a known square pillow F are used in combination when used in combination with the square pillow F. In the combination example of this usage example 5, as shown in FIG.
Since it can be changed to (5), the present invention is not limited to the illustrated usage example.

[0025]

EXAMPLE 6 FIG. 11 shows an example in which one or two of three types of wedge-shaped mats of the present invention comprising a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C and a long wedge-shaped mat D are stacked. Shown in (1) An example of use in which short wedge-shaped mats B are stacked on medium-sized wedge-shaped mats C is shown in FIG. (2) FIG. 11B shows a usage example in which the short wedge-shaped mat B is stacked on the long wedge-shaped mat D and the medium wedge-shaped mat C. (3) FIG. 11C shows an example of use in which a short wedge-shaped mat B is further stacked on a stack of two medium-sized wedge-shaped mats C. (4) FIG. 11 (4) shows a usage example in which two long wedge mats D are stacked and a short wedge mat B is stacked on a medium wedge mat C. In this usage example 6, the correction angle α is (1) <(2) <
(3) <(4).

[0026]

[Use Example 7] On a square pillow F, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C of the present invention.
FIG. 12 shows an example in which the long wedge-shaped mats D are stacked and used. (1) FIG. 12A shows an example of use in which a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C is stacked on a square pillow F and no long-sized wedge-shaped mat D is provided. (2) FIG. 12 (2) shows an example of use in which a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C is stacked on a long-sized wedge-shaped mat D and a square pillow F. (3) FIG. 12 (3) shows an example in which two long wedge-shaped mats D are stacked, and a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C is stacked on a square pillow F. In this usage example 7, the correction angle α is (1) <(2) <
(3).

[0027]

Use Example 8 FIG. 13 shows an example in which a short wedge-shaped mat B and a well-known knee pillow E are stacked on a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C of the present invention, and the use of the long wedge-shaped mat D is changed. (1) FIG. 13A shows an example of use in which a short wedge-shaped mat B and a knee pillow E are stacked on a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C, and no long wedge-shaped mat D is provided. (2) FIG. 1 shows a usage example in which a short wedge-shaped mat B and a knee pillow E are stacked on a long wedge-shaped mat D and a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C.
This is shown in 3 (2). (3) FIG. 13C shows a usage example in which two long wedge-shaped mats D are stacked, and a short wedge-shaped mat B and a knee pillow E are stacked on a medium wedge-shaped mat C. In this use example, the correction angle α is (1) <(2) <
(3).

[0028]

Example 9 FIG. 14 shows an example in which a short wedge-shaped mat B and a variable triangular pillow A are stacked on a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C of the present invention, and the use of the long wedge-shaped mat D is changed. (1) FIG. 14A shows an example of use in which a short wedge-shaped mat B and a variable triangular pillow A are stacked on a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C, and no long wedge-shaped mat D is provided. (2) FIG. 14 (2) shows a usage example in which the short wedge-shaped mat B and the variable triangular pillow A are stacked on the long wedge-shaped mat D and the medium wedge-shaped mat C. (3) FIG. 14 (3) shows a usage example in which two long wedge-shaped mats D are stacked and a short wedge-shaped mat B and a variable triangular pillow A are stacked on a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C. In this usage example 9, the correction angle α is (1) <(2) <
(3). The combination example of this usage example 9 is not limited to the illustrated usage example because the variable triangular pillow A can be changed to (1) to (5) as shown in FIG.

[0029]

Use Example 10 Of the three types of wedge-shaped mats of the present invention comprising a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C, and a long wedge-shaped mat D, two or more of them are stacked, and a variable triangular pillow A, and FIG. 15 shows an example in which a square pillow F is used in combination. (1) FIG. 15 shows an example in which two long wedge-shaped mats D are stacked and a short wedge-shaped mat B is stacked on a variable triangular pillow A.
(1). (2) FIG. 1 shows a usage example in which a short wedge-shaped mat B and a variable triangular pillow A are stacked on a stack of two medium-sized wedge-shaped mats C.
This is shown in 5 (2). (3) FIG. 15 (3) shows a usage example in which two long wedge-shaped mats D are stacked, a variable triangular pillow A is stacked on a square pillow F, and a short wedge-shaped mat B is further stacked thereon. In this usage example 10, the correction angle α is (1) <(2)
<(3) The combination example of the usage example 10 is not limited to the illustrated usage example because the variable triangular pillow A can be changed to (1) to (5) as shown in FIG.

In each of the above-mentioned examples of use, the correction angle α is shown in a standard state, but actually changes depending on individual differences such as differences in body type and physique. For example, in the case of a cat-backed person, the correction angle α becomes larger when the long wedge-shaped mat D is placed on the back side. The correction angle α does not always accurately indicate the degree of correction depending on the usage of the three types of wedge-shaped mats. Further, in the above-mentioned use example, the case where the tip of the wedge-shaped mat is applied to the center of the lumbo-sacral part Y has been described, but the lumbo-sacral part Y has a width, and the tip of the wedge-shaped mat is moved in the range of the width. This enables fine adjustment corresponding to individual differences. In addition, the correction angle α can be finely adjusted by moving the installation positions of the variable triangular pillow A, the knee pillow E, and the square pillow F.

The three types of wedge-shaped mats comprising the short wedge-shaped mat B, the medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C and the long wedge-shaped mat D, and the variable triangular pillow A according to the present invention are used for assisting treatment before and after the treatment. However, since it is not used by a therapist when performing a manipulative treatment, it can be naturally used regardless of the manipulative treatment.

[0032]

As described above, the assisting device for manipulative treatment of the present invention is used before and after the manipulative treatment in order to correct the state of the lumbosacral part Y of the spine in the longitudinal direction. That is, when used before the treatment, the treatment of the muscle group forming the curved state in the longitudinal direction in the lumbosacral part Y of the spine can be released, so that the treatment is easier. Further, when used after the manipulative treatment, the correction state can be maintained, so that the therapeutic effect is further enhanced. Furthermore, when used twice before and after the manipulative treatment, the therapeutic effect is even more enhanced.

Further, the present invention provides three types of wedge-shaped mats consisting of a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C and a long wedge-shaped mat D, and a variable triangular pillow A as auxiliary tools for medical treatment. When used in combination with the knee pillow E and the square pillow F, there is an effect that it is possible to cope with individual differences such as physique differences and physique differences.

Furthermore, the auxiliary device for manipulative treatment of the present invention has an effect that its structure is simple and its use is easy. Therefore, the assistive device for manipulative treatment according to the present invention enables a patient who has been used to use the device at home under the guidance of a manipulative therapist to remove the distortion of the spine caused by daily life in daily life. Is obtained.

Further, some specific examples of treatment will be described as clinical trial examples. In the description, the assistive device for manipulative treatment of the present invention is indicated by the number of the drawing based on the use example.

[Clinical trial example 1] [Patient] 32 years old, male [Disease name] Deterioration of lumbar spine seizures to lumbar slip disease [Doctor's treatment] Compress, analgesic, corset [Doctor's instructions] Abdominal and back muscles exercise recommended, worse after Is recommended surgery. [Symptoms at the visit] Bilateral sciatica, numbness of both feet, difficulty walking upright, intermittent claudication [treatment] manipulative treatment, acupuncture treatment,
Stretch [Progress] (1) Before and after the treatment, (3) in FIG. 14 is continued for about 15 minutes every day for one week. Reduce pain and numbness. (2) Before and after the treatment, (5) in FIG. 8 is continued for about 10 minutes every other day for 2 weeks. Almost all symptoms disappeared. (3) (4) of FIG. 11 is continued for about 10 minutes, once every four days, for one month before and after the treatment. Symptoms stabilized and improved, and there was no risk of recurrence. (4) No treatment. At home, (2) in FIG. 12 is continued for about 15 minutes every day before going to bed. [Discussion] The iliac psoas muscle was strained by the abdominal and back muscle movements instructed by the doctor, resulting in the lumbosacral portion Y of the spine being excessively bent in the anterior-posterior direction. It has worsened to slip. By using the treatment aid of the present invention, the lumbosacral portion Y
Good results were obtained by correcting the anterior-posterior curvature and relaxing the tension of the iliopsoas muscle.

[Trial Example 2] [Patient] 74 years old, male [Disease name] spinal stenosis [Treatment by physician] Compress, analgesic, corset, traction treatment [Doctor's instructions] Hospitalized 7 times in 10 years. Surgery is recommended. [Symptoms at the visit] Chronic low back pain, bilateral lower sciatica, intermittent claudication for about 10 years [Treatment] manipulative treatment, acupuncture and moxibustion treatment [Progress] (1) Before and after treatment, (3) in FIG. Continue for two weeks every day. Lower back pain and sciatica. (2) Before and after the treatment, (5) in FIG. 8 is continued for about 10 minutes every other day for 2 weeks. Lower back pain and sciatica are further reduced.
Walking distance can be extended. (3) Before and after the treatment, (4) in FIG. 11 is continued for about 10 minutes, once every four days, for two weeks. All the symptoms disappeared, the condition improved, and there was no risk of recurrence. (4) No treatment. At home, perform (2) in FIG. 7 for about 10 minutes.
Ongoing daily before bedtime. [Discussion] The spinal canal stenosis was incomplete, but the anterior-posterior curvature of the lumbosacral part Y became excessive.
It is probable that the spinal canal was further compressed. By using the treatment aid of the present invention, the lumbosacral portion Y
Good results were obtained by correcting the anterior-posterior curvature and relaxing the tension of the iliopsoas muscle. The use of the therapeutic aid of the present invention at home on a daily basis has been further improved, and golf is now possible.

[Trial Example 3] [Patient] 24-year-old woman [Disease name] Lumbar disc herniation [Treatment by physician] Compress, analgesic, epidural block therapy (anesthesia), traction therapy and low-frequency treatment [Doctor's instructions] 1 week A degree of hospitalization is recommended. [Symptoms at the visit] Back pain, right sciatic neuralgia, difficulty walking upright due to painful motor dysfunction [Treatment] manipulative treatment, acupuncture and moxibustion treatment [Progress] (1) Before and after treatment, (3) in FIG. Continue for one week every day. Lower back pain and sciatica. (2) Before and after the treatment, (5) in FIG. 8 is continued for about 15 minutes every other day for 10 days. Back pain, sciatica, and pain all disappeared. You can now walk upright. (3) Before and after the treatment, (4) in FIG.
Times for 2 weeks. The treatment was completed because all symptoms became stable and improved, and there was no risk of recurrence. (4) No treatment. At home, he / she is using (2) in FIG. 7 every day, especially at bedtime. [Discussion] It is considered that the lumbosacral portion Y became excessively curved in the anterior-posterior direction by the traction therapy, and the hernia pressed the nerve roots further and became worse. By using the treatment aid of the present invention, the lumbosacral portion Y
As a result of correction of the anterior-posterior curvature and relaxation of the iliopsoas muscle, good results were obtained by removing the hernia compression. There is no recurrence by using the therapeutic aid of the present invention at home.

[Trial Example 4] [Patient] 18-year-old woman [Disease name] Lumbago [Treatment by doctor] Use of compress, analgesic, hot pack, roller bed treatment device and low frequency treatment [Doctor's instruction] Roller bed treatment device Worsened by use. After that, she is recommended to rest for a week and then go to hospital. [Symptoms at the visit] The patient complains of significant pain due to pain when standing upright and walking upright. [Treatment] Manipulative treatment [Progress] (1) Perform (3) in FIG.
Approximately 30 minutes after treatment, daily for 10 days. Low back pain and disappearance of pain. (2) Before and after the treatment, (4) in FIG. 11 is continued for about 10 minutes once a week for 3 weeks. The treatment was completed because all symptoms became stable and improved, and there was no risk of recurrence. (3) No treatment. At home, he / she is using (2) in FIG. 7 every day, especially at bedtime. [Discussion] Lumbar sacral area Y
The anterior-posterior curvature was too large and the intervertebral foramen was reduced, and the peripheral nerves were further stimulated and worsened. By using the treatment aid of the present invention, the lumbosacral portion Y
Was cured by correcting the anterior-posterior curvature. There is no recurrence by using the therapeutic aid of the present invention at home.

[Case 5] [Patient] 67-year-old female [Disease name] Osteoporosis and osteoporosis due to spinal cord after lumbar compression fracture [Treatment of physician] Compress, analgesic, hot pack, corset [Instruction by physician] Age Never get better. [Symptoms at the visit] Inability to lie supine, difficulty walking upright, chronic low back pain [Treatment] acupuncture and moxibustion treatment [Progress] (1) Before and after treatment, (3) in FIG.
Continue for one week every day. Lower back pain and upright walking are possible. (2) Before and after the treatment, (5) in FIG. 8 is continued for about 10 minutes every other day for 2 weeks. The treatment was completed because all symptoms were reduced and the condition improved. (3) No treatment. At home, he is using (5) in FIG. 8 every day at bedtime. [Discussion] The lumbar sacrum Y was excessively curved in the anterior-posterior direction by the spine after the compression fracture of the lumbar spine. By using the treatment aid of the present invention, the lumbosacral portion Y
The patient was restored to a state in which his daily life was not affected by the correction of the anteroposterior curvature. There is no recurrence by using the therapeutic aid of the present invention at home.

[Clinical trial example 6] [Patient] 34-year-old woman [Disease name] Postural lumbago (so-called lumbago) [Treatment of physician] Compress, analgesic [Instruction of physician] As a result of X-ray examination, no indication of any abnormality Nothing. [Symptoms at the time of visit] The patient complains of pain at bedtime from 3 hours after going to bed until getting up. In addition, severe back pain occurs for about 4 hours after waking up. [Treatment] Manipulative treatment, stretching [Progress] (1) Before and after treatment, (2) in FIG.
Continue for one week every day. Backache after getting up disappeared. (2) Before and after the treatment, (2) of FIG. 9 is performed for about 10 minutes twice a week,
Continue for two weeks. All symptoms after going to bed and after waking up disappeared, and the treatment was completed. (3) No treatment. At home, using (2) in FIG. 7 every day at bedtime. [Discussion] As a result of going to sleep, the iliac psoas muscles are tensioned by the extension of the hip joints. As a result, the lumbosacral portion Y is further excessively curved in the front-rear direction, resulting in low back pain. By using the therapeutic aid of the present invention, relaxation of the iliopsoas muscle was promoted and healing was performed because no tension occurred. There is no recurrence by using the therapeutic aid of the present invention at home. [Discussion]

[Trial Example 7] [Patient] 36-year-old woman [Disease name] Whiplash [Treatment of physician] Neck traction treatment, massage, hot pack, analgesic [Instruction of physician] Rest. [Symptoms at the visit] Headache, complaining of pain from neck to back. Dizziness, nausea, numbness in both hands. Whiplash with no improvement in symptoms 8 months after injury. [Treatment] Manipulative treatment, stretching [Progress] (1) Before and after treatment, (5) in FIG.
Continue for one week every day. Dizziness, nausea disappeared. (2) Before and after the treatment, (2) in FIG.
Continue for a week. Numbness, headache, and neck / back pain in both hands disappeared. (3) No treatment. At home, he / she is using (1) in FIG. 7 every day, especially at bedtime. No recurrence after one year and two months. [Discussion] The lumbosacral portion Y of the spine, which was originally not noticed, became excessively curved due to the injury and the traction treatment of the cervix treated only the cervix. I couldn't see it. By using the treatment aid of the present invention, the lumbosacral portion Y
As a result of correcting the lumbar vertebra using the lumbar corset, the lumbar sacrum Y was reduced in the anterior-posterior bending state, so that the burden on the neck could be reduced. I was able to lead to healing. By using the therapeutic aid of the present invention at bedtime at home, there is no recurrence even after 1 year and 2 months.

[Trial Example 8] [Patient] 42-year-old woman [Disease name] Neck-shoulder-arm syndrome [Treatment by physician] Neck traction treatment, thermotherapy with infrared rays, massage, compress, analgesic [Doctor's instructions] No particular instructions. [Symptoms at the visit] Numbness and pain in the right hand. Complains of pain in the right forearm and right upper arm. Neck pain, headache. Sparind's test (test in which the head is turned back to see the hatred of symptoms)
Is positive. [Treatment] Manipulative treatment, stretching [Progress] (1) Before and after treatment, (2) in FIG. 13 is continued for about 15 minutes every other day for 2 weeks. Headache relief and pain in right forearm and right upper arm disappeared. (2) Before and after the treatment, (2) in FIG.
Times for 2 weeks. Headache, neck pain disappeared, numbness and pain in right hand disappeared. (3) Before and after the treatment, (5) in FIG.
Continue for a week. The Sparind test turned negative. The treatment ended because the symptoms improved and there was no risk of recurrence. (4) No treatment. At home, using (2) in FIG. 7 every day at bedtime. [Discussion] Due to the anterior-posterior bending state of the cervical vertebra, compression of the root of the right radial nerve, which is a nerve distributed from the cervical vertebra to the arm, resulted in extensive symptoms on the neck, shoulders, and arms. By using the treatment aid of the present invention, the lumbosacral portion Y
As a result of the correction of the anterior-posterior curvature and the relaxation of the iliopsoas muscle, the spinal column as a whole was reduced in the anterior-posterior bending state, which also reduced the cervical vertebrae anterior-posterior bending state and healed. There is no recurrence by using the therapeutic aid of the present invention at home.

In the above-mentioned clinical trials, it has been shown that the manipulative treatment aid of the present invention can be used before and after the manipulative treatment and can be used at home without healing treatment after healing. It can also be used without doing. Some of these are listed below as application examples.

[Application example 1] [Patient] 36 years old, male [Disease name] Insomnia due to autonomic imbalance [Treatment of physician] Mental stabilizer, sleep-inducing drug, sleeping pill [Instruction of physician] None. [Symptoms at the visit] Complain of mental anxiety and insomnia. [Treatment] None. [Progress] (5) in FIG. 8 was used every day at bedtime. His insomnia improved remarkably, he was able to sleep deeply, and his mental anxiety was resolved. [Discussion] By using the therapeutic aid of the present invention,
As a result of being able to relax the muscles that act to form the anteroposterior curvature in the lumbosacral part Y of the spine, it was possible to relax comfortably in terms of physical sensation and to be able to relax mentally The insomnia was gone.

[Application Example 2] [Patient] 28-year-old female [Disease name] Pregnant woman's indefinite complaint [Treatment by doctor] None. [Doctor's instruction] Instruct Sims posture (side-up position with knees bent) [Symptom at visit] Low back pain. Discomfort due to compression of the stomach. Shallow breathing due to diaphragm compression. [Treatment] None. [Progress] (2) in FIG. 13 was used daily at bedtime and when discomfort occurred. Lower back pain and discomfort in the stomach were reduced. [Discussion] The reason is that the abdomen protrudes due to pregnancy and the lumbosacral part Y has an increased longitudinal curvature. While the lumbosacral portion Y cannot be affected in the Sims position (side-up position), the use of the treatment aid of the present invention makes it possible to correct the lumbosacral portion Y in the longitudinal direction. As a result, as a result of being able to relax the tension state of the muscle group that works to form the lumbo-sacral part Y in the longitudinal direction,
Symptoms improved in general, and the frequency of occurrence of pain could be reduced.

[Application example 3] [Patient] 79 years old, male [Disease name] Pressure ulcer (bed sores) [Treatment of doctor] Application of wound medicine [Instruction of doctor] Repeating three postures of supine position, right side position, left side position Instructions. [Symptoms at visit] As a result of five years of bedriddenness, there was no extensive pressure ulcer [treatment]. [Progress] Short wedge-shaped mat B and medium wedge-shaped mat C of the present invention
By using various combinations of three types of wedge-shaped mats composed of a long wedge-shaped mat D, a treatment aid composed of a variable triangular pillow A, and a knee pillow E and a square pillow F, the same posture is not extended for a long time. , To make a change. Frequent postures reduced the range of pressure ulcers. [Discussion] To reduce the compression time of the same site by continuously changing the body position of the sacrum, scapula, lateral foot, etc. by frequently changing the body position by using the therapeutic aid of the present invention. As a result, pressure ulcers could be reduced.

[Application example 4] [Patient] 67-year-old woman [Disease name] Knee extension extension due to cerebral infarction Mild contracture [Treatment of physician] Passive flexion / extension exercise by physiotherapist, massage [Doctor's instruction] Supine position, Instructed to repeat the knee joint with mild flexion in the good limb position in three positions: right lateral position and left lateral position. [Symptoms at the visit] Unable to walk. Slight flexion disorder due to sustained knee extension [Operation] None. [Progress] Short wedge-shaped mat B and medium wedge-shaped mat C of the present invention
By combining various types of wedge-shaped mats composed of a long wedge-shaped mat D and a therapeutic aid composed of a variable triangular pillow A, a knee pillow E and a corner pillow F, the bending angles of the knee joints are not the same. Was changed as follows. The knee joint was difficult to bend, but began to bend. [Discussion] The result of correcting the range of motion of the knee joint to the normal range by changing the flexion angle of the knee joint frequently and within a wide angle range by using the therapeutic aid of the present invention. I was able to recover.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a variable triangular pillow. (Example 2)

FIG. 2 shows that the angle of the vertex of the variable triangular pillow is (1) to (2).
It is a whole perspective view showing that it changes greatly in order of (3)-(4)-(5). (Example 2)

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a spine showing a lumbosacral part Y of the spine.

FIG. 4 shows a standard spine state (1) in a supine position;
The anterior and posterior curvature of the lumbosacral part Y of the spinal column is large and abnormal (2), and the anterior and posterior curvature of the lumbosacral part Y becomes close to a horizontal state when the knee is greatly bent even in the abnormal state (2) )
FIG.

FIG. 5 is an overall perspective view showing a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium wedge-shaped mat C, and a long wedge-shaped mat D. (Example 1)

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing an example in which one of three types of wedge-shaped mats including a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C, and a long wedge-shaped mat D is used.

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing an example using two of three types of wedge-shaped mats including a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C, and a long wedge-shaped mat D;

FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing an example in which three types of wedge-shaped mats, that is, a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C, and a long-sized wedge-shaped mat D, are combined with a knee pillow E;

FIG. 9 shows a short wedge-shaped mat B in which three types of wedge-shaped mats composed of a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium wedge-shaped mat C and a long wedge-shaped mat D are used in combination with a variable triangular pillow.
FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing two examples using a long wedge-shaped mat D.

FIG. 10 shows three types of wedge-shaped mats including a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C, and a long wedge-shaped mat D, and a short wedge-shaped mat B among combinations of a variable triangular pillow A and a square pillow F. It is a schematic diagram showing an example in which a square pillow F and a variable triangular pillow A are stacked on the square pillow F and used.

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing an example in which two or more of three wedge-shaped mats including a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium wedge-shaped mat C, and a long wedge-shaped mat D are stacked and used;

FIG. 12: A medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C is stacked on a square pillow F,
It is the schematic which shows the example which changed use of the long wedge-shaped mat D further.

FIG. 13 shows a short wedge mat B on a medium wedge mat C.
It is the schematic which shows the example which piled up the knee pillow E, and changed the use of the long wedge-shaped mat D further.

FIG. 14 shows a short wedge mat B on a medium wedge mat C.
FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing an example in which and are stacked with a variable triangular pillow A and the use of a long wedge-shaped mat D is changed.

FIG. 15: Stacks two or more of three types of wedge-shaped mats consisting of a short wedge-shaped mat B, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat C, and a long wedge-shaped mat D, and further uses a variable triangular pillow A and a square pillow F in combination. It is the schematic which shows the example which performed.

FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing a known knee pillow E and a known square pillow F.

[Explanation of symbols]

A Variable Triangular Pillow B Short Wedge Mat C Medium Wedge Mat D Long Wedge Mat E Known Knee Pillow F Known Square Pillow Y Lumbo Sac 1a Part of Variable Triangular Pillow A 1b Part of Other Part of Variable Triangular Pillow A 2 rotatable joint 3a part of hook-and-loop fastener 3b part of the other part of hook-and-loop fastener 4a part of hook-and-loop fastener 4b other part of hook-and-loop fastener 5 Shallow long-diameter recess for receiving the thigh of medium-sized wedge-shaped mat B 6 Shallow recess to receive the back of the long wedge-shaped mat D

Claims (7)

[Claims] Claims: 1. A manipulative treatment aid to be used before and after a manipulative treatment, wherein the cross-sectional shape is a wedge shape, the lateral width is about the body width, and when the wedge-shaped tip is applied to the lumbosacral part of the spine, the buttock is used. There are three types of wedge-shaped mats: a short wedge-shaped mat that covers the head, a medium-sized wedge-shaped mat up to the knee, and a long wedge-shaped mat that is long enough to cover the crown. ,
A body treatment aid comprising a combination of three types of wedge-shaped mats, wherein a shallow elongated recess for receiving the thigh is provided on the upper surface, and a shallow recess for receiving the back of the head is provided on the long wedge-shaped mat. Utensils. 2. An auxiliary tool for medical treatment used before and after a medical treatment, wherein the three wedge-shaped mats according to claim 1 and a knee pillow having a triangular cross section are used in combination. Aid for manipulative treatment. 3. An auxiliary tool for manipulative treatment used before and after a manipulative treatment, wherein two right-angled triangular prism members having a cross-sectional shape formed of a right-angled triangle having a long side and a short side are combined. The ridges are joined rotatably, and a surface fastener is provided on each of the right-angled ridge and the long side, and the right-angled ridge and the short side, respectively. An auxiliary tool for manipulative treatment comprising a variable triangular pillow, wherein the angle of the apex of the triangular prism can be changed when the surface formed by any one side of the triangular prism is fixed to the base, by fixing the surface with the fastener. 4. An auxiliary tool for manipulative treatment used before and after a manipulative treatment, wherein the three wedge-shaped mats according to claim 1 and the variable triangular pillow according to claim 3 are used in combination. Characteristic aid for manipulative treatment. 5. The assistive device for manipulative treatment according to claim 1, wherein the assistive device is used in combination with a square pillar pillow before and after the treatment. . 6. An aid for manipulative treatment used before and after a manipulative treatment, wherein two or more of the three wedge-shaped mats according to claim 1 are stacked and used. 7. An aid for manipulative treatment used before and after a manipulative treatment, wherein one of a triangular knee pillow, a variable triangular pillow and / or a square pillar pillow is further used in combination. The assistive device for manipulative treatment according to claim 6, wherein: