JP2005163209A - Belt-shaped supporter and method for wearing the same - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a belt-shaped supporter wearable by any users or on any parts of the body, and giving moderate fit feeling to the user as desired as well as supporting motor function of an applied part. <P>SOLUTION: The belt-shaped supporter 1 is provided with a belt part 2 and hook-and-loop fasteners (fastening members) 3a, 3b provided at edge parts 2a, 2b of both sides of the belt part. The belt part 2 comprises a piece of stretchable flat belt-like one, and has a length enough to spirally wind around part of the body at two turns or more and cross each other at one portion or more. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a belt-like supporter that has elasticity and assists the movement function of the wearing portion, and a method of wearing the belt-like supporter.

  Pain may be caused by ligament damage, loose joints associated with muscle weakness, or muscle or tendon inflammation. In such a case, in order to avoid pain or to prevent injury, the defense instinct naturally works, often avoiding intense or agile movements or slowing down movements. If the area around the part is tensioned to cover the part where the pain occurs, the movable range of the nearby joint is narrowed, and an extra load is applied to the other part. Also, in the case of pain due to injury, the muscles atrophy including the vicinity thereof by tightening and worsening blood flow may inhibit the healing of the part.

  In such a case, there is a supporter intended to assist the body's motor function, such as covering or protecting the painful part. Such a supporter is made in three dimensions according to the shape of the body to be worn, using a stretchable fabric woven with rubber or the like. Since the supporter has an effect to protect or reinforce the vicinity of the part by acting closely and tightening to the mounting part, several types are prepared according to the body shape, or Often built to be adjustable.

As these supporters, for example, knee supporters are disclosed in Patent Documents 1 to 3, waist supporters are disclosed in Patent Document 4, and ankle supporters are disclosed in Patent Documents 5 and 6, respectively. In particular, Patent Document 6 discloses a belt-like supporter in order to reinforce and protect the anterior ligament ligament of the ankle. This supporter has a stretchable belt shape, and planar fasteners are attached to both ends. One end of the supporter is wrapped around the ankle and fixed, and the middle part is wrapped around the arch. Then, the other end is fixed with a planar fastener while adjusting the tension of the front ligament ligament protecting portion provided near the other end.
JP 11-342212 A Registered Utility Model No. 3037161 JP 2001-262212 A JP 2003-306913 A JP-A-11-318963 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-43073

  However, supporters such as those disclosed in Patent Documents 1 to 6 are worn not only in its shape but also in consideration of the stretch direction of the fabric, the strength of its elasticity, the position of the suture line between the fabrics, etc. It is often made exclusively for the part to be done. Therefore, neither can be applied to other parts. Moreover, even when several types of different sizes are prepared depending on the body shape, it is not necessarily compatible with the body shape of everyone.

  Furthermore, since a portion to be assisted (reinforced or protected) is slightly different depending on the user, even when an appropriate one is used to cover the target portion, a desired assist function may not be obtained. In addition, each user has a different feeling of fit for the supporter, satisfaction with the auxiliary function, and the like. If the measurement is made for each user and made to order, it may be possible to obtain a desired supporter, but this is not practical because it is expensive.

  Accordingly, the present invention provides a belt-like supporter that can be worn regardless of the user or application location, can not only assist the motor function of the wearing portion, but also provides a desired moderate fit, and this It aims at providing the mounting method of a strip | belt-shaped supporter.

  The belt-like supporter according to the present invention is a single flat belt having elasticity, and a belt portion having a length intersecting at least one place by spirally striking two or more parts of the body, And a hook member provided at both ends of the belt portion and connected to each other.

  In this case, the belt portion is spirally wound over both sides of at least one joint portion, and at least intersects the belt portion on the side where the indirect portion is bent with respect to the extended state. Alternatively, the belt portion is applied to the range from the upper thigh to the upper lower thigh with the knee joint interposed therebetween. Alternatively, the belt portion is rubbed in the range from the lower thigh through the lower leg to the arch with the knee joint, the lower leg, and the ankle joint in between. Alternatively, the belt portion is rubbed in the range from the upper leg to the arch with the ankle indirect. Alternatively, the belt portion is squeezed across the shoulder joint, the upper arm, and the elbow joint in a range from the clavicle end of the clavicle and the shoulder blade of the scapula through the upper arm to the middle portion of the forearm. Alternatively, the belt portion is squeezed in a range from the upper arm shoulder side end portion to the forearm hand side end portion with the elbow joint interposed therebetween. Alternatively, the belt portion is rubbed in a range from the upper arm elbow side end to the hand side end portion of the forearm across the elbow joint. Alternatively, the belt portion is rubbed in a range from the middle portion of the forearm to the hand side end portion. Alternatively, the band is squeezed through both clavicles and axilla at least once between the dorsal scapulae in a scissors-like manner. Alternatively, the band is crossed at least once in front of the lower abdomen and applied to the range from the lower rib edge to the lower gluteus medius. Alternatively, the band portion is rubbed in a range from the hand side end portion of the forearm to the palm across the wrist joint. Alternatively, the belt is wound around the head that turns from the forehead to the back of the head.

  The hooking member can be easily joined by using a planar fastener. A hook, snap, button, or the like may be used instead of the planar fastener. Further, in order to apply a magnetic field effect to the mounting portion of the belt-like supporter, a plurality of magnets are arranged at intervals in the belt portion with the direction of the lines of magnetic force aligned in the direction across the thickness of the belt portion.

  The method for mounting the belt-like supporter according to the present invention includes, for example, a stretchable belt-like supporter formed in a flat belt shape across the range from the upper thigh to the upper lower leg across the knee joint. Sprinkle in a spiral so as to intersect at the rear side.

  According to the supporter according to the present invention, since it is in the form of a single flat belt, it can be mounted regardless of the user and application location, and has elasticity, so that the tension at the time of scoring can be adjusted. The desired moderate fit can be obtained. In addition, this supporter is spirally wound so that the belt crosses at least one place, so it not only has good followability to body movement and twisting, but also contracts the muscles that intersect in a complicated way Can be moderately assisted. Furthermore, since it spirals over both sides of the joint, the ligaments, tendons, muscles and muscles surrounding the joint can be assisted.

  Further, according to the supporter in which a plurality of magnets are arranged with an interval, the blood flow in the portion where the supporter is attached is improved by the magnetic field. Therefore, this supporter can prevent the accumulation of fatigue while assisting the motor function of the struck portion.

  A belt-like supporter 1 according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. The belt-like supporter 1 includes a belt portion 2 formed in a flat belt shape having elasticity, and planar fasteners 3 a and 3 b attached to both end portions 2 a and 2 b of the belt portion 2. As can be seen from any of the figures, the band portion 2 has a sufficient length for striking at least two strokes on a part of the body.

  The planar fasteners 3a and 3b are engaging members that connect both end portions 2a and 2b of the belt-like supporter 1 to each other. Instead of the planar fasteners 3a and 3b, hooks, snaps or buttons may be used. There are several types of tension, belt length, belt width, etc. for each of the stretchability of the belt part 2, and it is intended to assist the muscle strength of the part to be beaten or to reinforce the joint Or use it according to user's preference.

  When the belt-like supporter 1 is worn directly on the body or worn on the underwear or the like, the appearance of the belt-like supporter does not matter. In addition, it is preferable to use a material that takes air permeability, hygroscopicity, or allergy into consideration for the material of the band 2.

  The following describes the first to twelfth wearing examples shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 12 based on the names of muscles and bones of the body. That is, it means winding the belt-like supporter 1 along the outer surface of the body according to the approximate position where the muscles and bones required for the explanation are present. Moreover, the Example shown below is only a part of mounting example of the strip | belt-shaped supporter 1. FIG. In other words, since it has a belt-like shape, it can be used by being spirally applied to any part of the body in order to assist the joint and its surrounding muscles. Therefore, the strip | belt-shaped supporter 1 can be used as a universal supporter which can be used also in the Example shown below and another site | part.

  As a first wearing example, FIG. 1 shows a state in which the belt-like supporter 1 is worn in the range from the upper thigh 20a to the upper crus 30a with the knee joint 10 in between. In FIG. 1, the belt-like supporter 1 is attached to the left leg 6 times. More specifically, the belt-like supporter 1 is positioned on the lower leg upper portion 30a serving as the lower bracing end from the rectus femoral muscle upper portion 21a located on the upper femoral upper portion 20a serving as the upper bracing end. It is mounted over a range up to a position passing through the lower side of the rough tibial surface 31 and the upper part 32a of the gastrocnemius 32.

  An example of a method for attaching the belt-like supporter 1 is to hold one end 2a of the belt portion 2 slightly below the radial head 33, the long peroneal muscle 34 or the upper part of the anterior tibial muscle 35 (position close to the knee) 35a, From there, the tibial rough surface 31, the thin muscle tendon 27a and the gastrocnemius medial upper part 32d, the rear side (popliteal) 10a of the knee joint 10, the biceps tendon 23a, and the outer vastus muscle lower part 24a , Inner vastus lower part 25a, sewing muscle 26, thin muscle lower part 27b, semi-tendonoid lower part 22b, biceps femoral long head lower part 23b, outer vastus muscle middle part 24b, rectus femoris middle part 21b, thin muscle middle part 27c, A half-tendonoid middle portion 22c, a biceps long head middle portion 23c, an intestinal shin ligament upper portion 28a, an outer vastus ligament upper portion 24c, a straight portion of the femoral straight muscle upper portion 21a and the upper portion of the sewing muscle 26a spirally wound up; From here on to the long adductor muscle 29a, thin upper muscle part 27d, semi-tendonoid upper part 22d, biceps long head middle part 23c, intestinal shin ligament middle part 28b, lateral vastus muscle middle part 24b, rectus femoris middle part 21b, medial vastus muscle upper part 25b, thin muscle lower part 27b, semi-tendonoid tendon 22a, popliteal 10a, radial head 33, tibial rough surface 31, gastrocnemius inner upper part 32d, anterior tibial muscle upper part 35a, and spirally down, and the planar shape of both ends 2a and 2b Fasteners 3a and 3b are overlapped and fastened. The band 2 intersects at the tibial rough surface 31, the rear side 10a of the knee joint 10, the thin muscle 27, the rectus femoris middle portion 21b, and the biceps femoris long head middle portion 23c.

  While squeezing, it is whisked while applying a slight tension so that the belt 2 fits the leg. The portion of the band 2 that is left over in the above range is still lightly rubbed against the upper leg 30a. If you get used to, apply the almost central part of the belt part 2 to the intersection of the upper rectus femoral muscle 21a and the upper part of the sewing muscle 26a, which is the upper brace end, and the direction of adduction and abduction toward the leg tip Each of the ends 2a and 2b is formed into planar fasteners 3a and 3b at positions passing through the upper gastrocnemius 32a and the rough tibial surface 31 as the upper leg 30a. It is also easy to connect with. In addition, even if the position is slightly shifted or the tension is partly too strong when squeezing, the part can be easily adjusted later to a desired position and tension.

  As a second wearing example, FIG. 2 shows a state in which the belt-like supporter 1 is worn in the range from the lower thigh 20b to the lower crus 30b with the knee joint 10 in between. In FIG. 2, the belt-like supporter 1 is attached to the right leg 7 times. More specifically, the belt-like supporter 1 includes the lower quadriceps femoris (outer lateral vastus muscle lower portion 24a, rectus femoris lower portion 21c, inner vastus muscle lower portion 25a) 20c and the thigh located at the upper thigh lower portion 20b serving as the upper brace end. It is worn over a range from the position passing through the lower biceps long head 23b to the position of the Achilles tendon 37 and upper extensor retina 38 located at the lower leg 30b, which is the lower brace end, with the knee joint 10 in between. ing.

  An example of a method of mounting the belt-like supporter 1 is to press one end 2a of the belt portion 2 to the position of the long flexor tendon or the Achilles tendon 37, that is, slightly above the so-called ankle joint, and to move forward from the anterior tibial muscle Lower part 35b, long peroneal muscle lower part 34a, Achilles tendon upper part 37a, gastrocnemius inner lower part 32b, anterior tibial muscle middle part 35c, gastrocnemius outer middle part 32c, gastrocnemius inner upper part 32d, tibial rough surface 31, radius head 33, gastrocnemius outer head 32e, popliteal cavity 10a, semi-tendon-like tendon 22a, sewing muscle lower part 26b, quadriceps lower part 20c spirally up to biceps femoris tendon 23a, popliteal 10a , Gastrocnemius medial head 32f, sewing muscle lower end 26c, rough tibial surface 31, anterior tibial muscle upper portion 35a, gastrocnemius outer upper portion 32g, gastrocnemius medial middle portion 32h, anterior tibial muscle middle portion 35c, long peroneus muscle middle portion 3 b, Achilles tendon upper part 37a, long finger flexor muscle 39, superior extensor retina 38, lower ribs, and Achilles tendon 37 are spirally lowered, and the planar fasteners 3a, 3b at both ends 2a, 2b are overlapped and fastened. . The belt part 2 intersects the rear side (popliteal surface) 10a of the knee joint 10, the tibial rough surface 31, the middle part of the gastrocnemius 32, the middle part of the anterior tibial muscle 35c, the upper part of the Achilles tendon 37a, the superior extensor retina 38, and the Achilles tendon 37. .

  While squeezing, as in the first embodiment, it is squeezed while applying a slight tension so that the band 2 fits the leg. Further, the excess length portion remaining after the band portion 2 is wound around the above range may be wound around the ankle and then connected to the planar fasteners 3a and 3b. If you get used to, put the middle part of the belt part 2 on the lower quadriceps muscle 20c, which is the upper bracing end, cross each other at the popliteal 10a, and then add and abduct toward the leg tip, respectively It is also easy to fasten the planar fasteners 3a and 3b by lowering to the position of the Achilles tendon 37 which is the lower bracing end in the direction. Alternatively, the two ends 2a and 2b may be connected to each other by the planar fasteners 3a and 3b at the position of the quadriceps femoral muscle 20c from the position of the Achilles tendon 37. In this case, it may be wound up toward the thigh 20 after being wound around the ankle in advance for the extra length.

  As a third mounting example, FIG. 3 shows a state in which the belt-like supporter 1 is mounted in a range from the lower thigh 20b to the arch 41 with the knee joint 10, the lower leg 30 and the ankle 40 in between. In FIG. 3, the belt-like supporter 1 is attached to the right leg by beating it eight times. More specifically, the belt-like supporter 1 includes a quadriceps lower part 20c, an intestinal shin ligament lower part 28c, a biceps tendon 23a, and a semi-tendon-like tendon 22a located on the lower thigh 20b serving as the upper bracing end. The knee joint 10 is sandwiched between the gastrocnemius muscle 32, the gastrocnemius muscle 32 to the Achilles tendon 37, and the foot joint 40 is sandwiched between the thumb abductor 42 and the little finger abductor 43 which are located on the arch 41. Wearing over a range.

  One example of a method for attaching the belt-like supporter 1 is to press one end 2a of the belt portion 2 against the inner broad muscle lower portion 25a or the sewing muscle lower portion 26b, and to addon from the inner tendon-like muscle tendon 22a, thigh Rotating with the biceps tendon 23a and the lower outer vastus muscle 24a, passing through the upper side of the knee joint 10, the lower inner vastus muscle 25a, the popliteal muscle 10a, the gastrocnemius outer head 32e, the radial head 33, the tibial rough surface 31, the inner middle part of the gastrocnemius 32h, gastrocnemius inner lower part 32b, gastrocnemius outer lower part 32k, long peroneal muscle middle part 34b, lower tibia lower part 30c, long flexor tendon 39a, Achilles tendon 37, outer fruit 44, lower extensor retinaculum 40a, thumb abductor 42 The arch is hung down to the arch 41 in a spiral manner, and then goes around the sole in a direction to continue to adduction toward the knee joint 10, and the pinky abductor muscle 43, the extensor extensor muscle 40 a, the endophysis 45 and the rib 46 During the Achilles tendon 37, below the long peroneal muscle 34a, lower tibia 30c, gastrocnemius medial lower portion 32b, gastrocnemius lateral middle portion 32c, long peroneal muscle upper portion 34c, tibial rough surface 31, sewing muscle lower end 26c, gastrocnemius medial head 32f, popliteal 10a, biceps tendon 23a, lateral Spirally spiral up to the lower part of the broad muscle 24a, and the planar fasteners 3a, 3b at both ends 2a, 2b are overlapped and fastened. The band 2 intersects with the outer vastus muscle lower part 24a, the popliteal 10a, the tibial rough surface 31, the gastrocnemius inner lower part 32b, the tibial lower part 30c, the Achilles tendon 37, and the inferior extensor muscle branch 40a.

  While squeezing, it is whisked while applying a slight tension so that the belt 2 fits the leg. The portion of the band 2 that has been left over in the above range is lightly rubbed against the lower thigh 20b. If you get used to it, put the central part of the belt part 2 on the arch 41 and lift it up spirally above the knee. The belt part at the lower extensor retina 40a, Achilles tendon 37, gastrocnemius inner lower part 32b, and popliteal 10a It is also easy to connect the end portions 2a, 2b with the planar fasteners 3a, 3b at the position of the lower thigh 20b after crossing the two. It is to be noted that after lowering toward the arch 41 from the position of the lower thigh 20b, it is lifted up to the instep 47 or the lower lower leg 30b, and the two end portions 2a, 2b of the belt portion 2 are formed by the planar fasteners 3a, 3b. You can keep it.

  As a fourth mounting example, FIG. 4 shows a state in which the belt-like supporter 1 is mounted in a range from the upper leg 30a to the arch 41 with the ankle joint 40 in between. In FIG. 4, the belt-like supporter 1 is attached to the right leg 7 times. More specifically, the belt-like supporter 1 is mounted over a range from the upper gastrocnemius upper portion 32a serving as the upper bracing end to the arch 41 serving as the lower bracing end and the instep 47 serving as the lower bracing end. ing.

  An example of a method for mounting the belt-like supporter 1 is to press one end 2a of the belt 2 against the gastrocnemius outer upper portion 32g or the rib head 33, and in the direction of abduction from there, the gastrocnemius inner upper portion 32d, the tibial middle portion 30d, and the anterior Tibial muscle middle part 35c, gastrocnemius outer lower part 32k, Achilles tendon upper part 37a, superior extensor muscle branch band 38, long peroneal muscle lower part 34a, Achilles tendon 37, between the causal bone 45 and fibula 46, lower extensor muscle support band 40a, little finger abduction After winding down to the muscle 43 in a spiral manner, and then stroking it at least once around the instep 47 through the thumb abductor 42 of the arch 41 in the direction of abduction toward the knee joint 10, Extensor retina 40a, external fruit 44, Achilles tendon 37, long flexor tendon 39a, superior extensor retina 38, long peroneal muscle middle part 34b, Achilles tendon upper part 37a, gastrocnemius inner lower part 32b, tibial middle part 30d, anterior tibial muscle upper part 35 Raised Maki spirally up gastrocnemius outer upper 32g, then fasten both ends 2a, a planar fastener 3a of 2b, and 3b together combined weight. The band 2 intersects at the middle tibia 30d, the upper part of the Achilles tendon 37a, the upper extensor muscle support band 38, the Achilles tendon 37, the lower extensor muscle support band 40a, and the arch 41.

  While squeezing, it is squeezed while applying a slight tension so that the band 2 fits the leg. The part of the remaining length after being struck within the above range is struck to the upper lower leg 30a below the knee, or the arch 41 and the instep 47 serving as the lower staking end so that the ends 2a and 2b are just aligned. 2. Adjust the length with 2 or 3 turns. If you get used to it, put the central part of the belt part 2 against the arch 41 of the sole, and spirally roll it up in the direction of adduction and abduction toward the knee joint 10, respectively. 40a, the Achilles tendon 37, the superior extensor retina 38, the Achilles tendon upper portion 37a, and the middle tibial portion 30d, and then the two end portions 2a and 2b can be easily fastened with the planar fasteners 3a and 3b at the position of the upper gastrocnemius 32a. is there.

  As a fifth wearing example, a belt-like supporter is provided in a range from the shoulder peak 51a of the clavicle 51 and the shoulder peak 52a of the scapula 52 through the upper arm 60 to the middle part 80a of the forearm 80 with the shoulder joint 50, upper arm 60 and elbow joint 70 interposed therebetween. FIG. 5 shows a state in which 1 is attached. In FIG. 5, the belt-like supporter 1 is attached to the right arm 9 times. More specifically, the belt-like supporter 1 is passed through the axilla 50a from a position closer to the trunk than the clavicle end 51a of the clavicle 51 serving as the upper bracing end, and is crossed at least once each outside and inside the upper arm, Further, they are mounted so as to cross each other inside the elbow joint 70 and outside the forearm 80.

  An example of a method for mounting the belt-like supporter 1 is to press one end 2a of the belt 2 against the deltoid muscle 53a or the clavicle 51, and then pass it through the axilla 50a in the external rotation direction from the deltoid muscle rear part 53b. In the direction of rotation, the middle part of the deltoid muscle 53b, the biceps shoulder side 61a, the triceps inner head 62a, the triceps lateral head 62b, the brachis 63, the biceps elbow 61b Triceps triceps medial elbow side 62c, forearm side 71a of elbow head 71, elbow muscle 72, ulnar carpal extensor elbow side 81a, total finger extensor middle part 83a, short palm side carpal extensor hand side After spiraling to the portion 84a and at least one turn around the forearm middle portion 80a, the superficial digital flexor muscle 85, the little finger extensor muscle 82, and the total finger extensor muscle 83a continue inwardly toward the shoulder joint 50 from here. , Heel side carpal flexor 86, ulnar carpal extensor elbow side 81a, long palmar muscle 87, humerus Muscular medial elbow side 62c, triceps lateral cubital side 62d, brachial muscle 63, biceps long head middle 61c, triceps medial head 62a, triceps lateral cranial shoulder side 62e The upper part of the deltoid muscle, the upper arm side end 53c, and the biceps brachial head 61d are spirally wound up, and through the axilla 50a from the rear part of the deltoid muscle 53b to the acromion 52a and the clavicle 51 of the scapula 52, At the portion 53a, the planar fasteners 3a and 3b of the both end portions 2a and 2b are overlapped and fastened. The band 2 includes the axilla 50a, the mid-bend trimuscle end 53c, the triceps inner head 62a, the brachis 63, the triceps inner head elbow 62c, and the ulnar carpal extensor elbow side 81a. , The total finger extensor middle part 83a and the short palm side carpal extensor hand side part 84a intersect each other.

  While squeezing, it is squeezed while applying a slight tension so that the belt 2 fits the arm. The band 2 that remains in the above range is wound around the shoulder joint 50. If you get used to it, it is easy to adjust the length of the forearm middle part 80a by putting it around for two or three times so that the ends 2a and 2b meet at the front part 53a of the deltoid. Even if the staking position is slightly shifted, fine adjustment can be performed after the end portions 2a and 2b are fastened with the planar fasteners 3a and 3b.

  As a sixth wearing example, FIG. 6 shows a state in which the belt-like supporter 1 is worn in a range from the upper arm shoulder side portion 60a to the forearm hand side portion 80b across the elbow joint 70. In FIG. 6, the belt-like supporter 1 is attached to the right arm by stroking 11 times. More specifically, the belt-like supporter 1 sandwiches the elbow joint 70 from the biceps brachial short head 61d located on the upper arm shoulder side portion 60a that is the upper brace end and the middle deltoid upper arm side end portion 53c, It is worn over a range up to the long thumb abductor muscle 88 located on the forearm hand side 80b.

  An example of a method of attaching the belt-like supporter 1 is to press one end 2a of the belt portion 2 against the forearm middle portion 80a, and from there to the pronation direction to the wrist side to the long abductor abductor 88 a few laps. And then, in the pronation direction from the short palmar carpal extensor hand side portion 84a toward the upper arm 60, the total finger extensor hand side portion 83c, the superficial digital flexor muscle 85, the little finger extensor muscle 82, Common finger extensor middle 83a, brachial muscle 89, long palmar muscle 87, elbow muscle 72, ulnar carpal extensor elbow side 81a, humerus medial epicondyle 73, triceps elbow side end 62f, upper arm After spiraling up to the muscle 63, the biceps shoulder side 61a, and the triceps inner head 62a and stroking at least one turn to the middle triceps brachial end 53c, the forearm 80 continues in the pronation direction. Towards the triceps inner head 62a, triceps outer head middle 62b, humerus 63, biceps elbow side 61b, triceps medial side elbow side 62c, triceps elbow side end 62f, ulnar carpal extensor elbow side 81a, total finger extensor elbow side 83b, brachioradius 89, total finger The extensor middle part 83a and the heel-side carpal flexor 86 are beaten up, and the planar fasteners 3a and 3b of the end parts 2a and 2b are overlapped and fastened. The band 2 includes the triceps triceps medial head 62a, the triceps muscle 63, the triceps elbow side end 62f, the ulnar carpal extensor elbow side 81a, the brachial muscle 89, the total extensor muscle middle 83a, It intersects at least in the total finger extensor hand side portion 83c and the short palm side carpal extensor hand side portion 84a.

  While squeezing, it is squeezed while applying a slight tension so that the belt 2 fits the arm. The remaining band 2 that has been applied to the above range is adjusted by lightly applying it to the forearm 80. In addition to starting from the middle forearm 80a, it may begin from the upper arm shoulder side 60a.

  As a seventh wearing example, FIG. 7 shows a state where the belt-like supporter 1 is worn in the range from the upper arm elbow side end portion 60b to the forearm hand side portion 80b with the elbow joint 70 interposed therebetween. In FIG. 7, the belt-like supporter 1 is attached to the left arm by stroking 9 times. More specifically, the belt-like supporter 1 is crossed at the inner side where the elbow joint 70 bends after being attached to the upper arm elbow side end portion 60b at least once, and further, at least once at the outer side and the inner side of the forearm 80. It is installed in the state that was done.

  One example of a method for attaching the belt-like supporter 1 is to hold one end 2a of the belt portion 2 against the triceps inner cervical side 62c or the humerus elbow side 63a, and then move the brachial elbow in the direction of internal rotation. After at least one turn on the side end 60b, the triceps triceps medial elbow side 62c, the triceps elbow side end 62f, the long lateral carpal extensor 84b, the scapula elbow side 89a, Spirally wound to the heel side carpal flexor 86, the ulnar carpal extensor middle part 81b, the total finger extensor middle part 83a, the short palmar carpal extensor hand side part 84a, the brachial tendon tendon 89b, and the superficial digital flexor tendon 85a After wrapping around the forearm hand side portion 80b twice, the superficial digital flexor tendon 85a, the total finger extensor muscle 83a, Heel side carpal flexor muscle 86, superficial finger flexor muscle 85, ulnar carpal extensor elbow side part 81a, brachial muscle elbow side part 89a, The humerus medial epicondyle 73, the triceps elbow side end 62f, and the humerus elbow side portion 63a are lifted up, and the planar fasteners 3a and 3b at both ends 2a and 2b are connected to each other at the biceps elbow side portion 61b. Align and fasten. The band 2 intersects at the positions of the triceps elbow side end 62f, the brachial muscle elbow side 89a, the radial carpal flexor 86, the total finger extensor 83a, and the superficial flexor tendon 85a.

  While squeezing, a slight tension is applied so that the band 2 fits the arm. The remaining band 2 that has been wound around the above range can be adjusted by winding it around the elbow joint 70 or by winding it around the forearm hand side 80b several times and then turning it up. it can. Further, even if the struck position is slightly deviated, fine adjustment can be made after the end portions 2a and 2b are connected by the planar fasteners 3a and 3b.

  FIG. 8 shows a state where the belt-like supporter 1 is worn in the range from the middle part of the forearm to the wrist as an eighth wearing example. In FIG. 8, the belt-like supporter 1 is attached to the left arm forearm 80 by stroking it eight times. More specifically, the belt-like supporter 1 is tightly wound in a spiral manner in a range from the middle forearm 80a to the wrist joint 90.

  An example of a method for mounting the belt-like supporter 1 is to press one end 2a of the belt 2 against the heel side carpal flexor muscle 86 located at the middle forearm 80a, and spirally turn the ulna outwardly from there. After turning around to the superficial digital flexor tendon 85a, it is squeezed to the forearm middle part 80a while continuously shifting to the elbow side by the width of the band part 2 in the outward direction, and the surface shape provided at the end parts 2a and 2b. Fasteners 3a and 3b are overlapped and fastened.

  At this time, the belt portion 2 is rubbed while applying a slight tension so that the belt portion 2 fits the forearm 80. Since the belt portion 2 is wound around in the supination direction, the belt-like supporter 1 can assist the muscular strength for rotating the forearm 80. Therefore, when reinforcing the muscular strength in the direction of rotating the forearm 80 with the belt-shaped supporter 1, the band portion 2 is hung spirally on the forearm 80 in the direction of rotation.

  In addition, the mounting range of the belt-like supporter 1 can be adjusted by overlapping the band portions 2 to be wound or by providing a gap therebetween. Further, the state of the belt-like supporter 1 shown in FIG. 8 is an example, and may be started from the wrist joint 90 side.

  As a ninth mounting example, FIG. 9 shows a state in which the belt-like supporter 1 is mounted on a so-called scissor that crosses with the back from the clavicles of the left and right shoulders. In FIG. 9, the belt-like supporter 1 is fastened by overlapping the planar fasteners 3a and 3b of the end portions 2a and 2b of the belt portion 2 at the position of the front deltoid muscle 53a of the left shoulder 50L and the shoulder part 54 of the pectoralis major muscle. It has been. Then, the band part 2 goes around the axilla 50a and the great circular muscle 55 from the pectoralis major shoulder side part 54, passes through the position of the thoracic vertebra 101 located between the left and right scapula 52, and the clavicle 51 of the right shoulder 50R, Crosses the shoulder side 54 of the pectoralis muscle, the axilla 50a, the great circular muscle 55, intersects at the position of the thoracic vertebra 101 located between the left and right scapula 52, and is turned to the collarbone 51 of the left shoulder 50L to end 2a. , 2b are fastened together with the planar fasteners 3a, 3b. Since the planar fasteners 3a and 3b each have a length in the direction in which the belt portion 2 extends, the tightening strength of the belt-like supporter 1 can be adjusted to the user's preference by adjusting the overlap margin. can do.

  By wearing the belt-like supporter 1 as described above, the contractile force of the trapezius muscle 56 can be assisted. In addition, by crossing the belt 2 along the spine at a position close to the cervical vertebra 102 on the head side, the levator scapula 57 extending to both shoulders can be assisted.

  As a tenth mounting example, a state where the belt-like supporter 1 is mounted on the waist 110 is shown in FIG.

In FIG. 10, the belt-like supporter 1 is attached to the waist portion 110 by striking the belt portion 2 six times. More specifically, the belt-like supporter 1 is mounted over a range from the position of the lower edge 111a of the rib 111 to the position connecting the femoral head 20d and the sacrum 103.

  An example of a method for mounting the belt-like supporter 1 is to hold one end 2a of the belt portion 2 against the lower edge 111a of the rib 111 on the right flank, and from there to the position of the outer oblique oblique muscle lower end 113 in a direction turning around the back side. After one turn, after passing through the position of the lumbar vertebra 104, the left upper anterior iliac spine 105a of the upper iliac spine 105a of the pelvis 105 is passed, and the right femoral head 20d and the upper anterior front from the lower rectus abdominis muscle 115 Through the position of the gluteus medius 116 located between the iliac spines 105a, the right gluteus 117 and the sacrum 103 are spirally lowered, and the left gluteus 117 and gluteus 116 are continued in the same direction from here. Around the lower abdominal rectus muscle 115 and the upper internal anterior iliac spine 105a on the right upper anterior iliac spine 105a, spiral through the position of the lumbar vertebra 104 to the position of the lower external abdominal oblique muscle 113. Whisper up. And the planar fasteners 3a and 3b of both ends 2a and 2b are overlapped and fastened. The band 2 intersects at the position of the lumbar vertebra 104 and the position of the rectus abdominis muscle 115.

  The belt-like supporter 1 may be mounted by rolling it up while putting the substantially center of the belt portion 2 against the sacrum 103 and crossing it clockwise and counterclockwise around the body. The remaining band 2 wound around the above range may be wound at the position of the lower end of the external oblique muscle 113, or the length may be adjusted by tightening the extra length.

  When the belt-like supporter 1 is worn as in the tenth wearing example, the belt portion 2 intersects at the position of the sacrum 103 and the position of the rectus abdominis muscle 115, so the positional relationship between the lumbar vertebra 104 and the pelvis 105 is corrected and stable. To do.

  As an eleventh wearing example, FIG. 11 shows a state in which the belt-like supporter 1 is worn by strangling in the range from the forearm hand side portion 80b to the hand 91 with the wrist joint 90 interposed therebetween. In FIG. 11, the belt-like supporter 1 is mounted so as to straddle the position of the metacarpal bone 92 of the hand 91, that is, the so-called “back of the hand” to the range of the forearm hand side portion 80 b across the wrist joint 90.

  More specifically, two rounds at the position of the metacarpal bone 92, one round at the thumb 93, and three rounds at the forearm hand side 80b, respectively, and at the dorsal side 90a and ventral side 90b of the wrist joint 90, respectively. The belt 2 is crossed. From the bean bone 94 or the triangular bone 95 of the wrist joint 90 to between the first metacarpal bone 96 and the second metacarpal bone 97, between the so-called thumb and index finger, and from the rhomboid bone 98 to the fifth metacarpal bone 99. The belts 2 that are attached to each other intersect.

  By crossing the band 2 at the back side 90a and the ventral side 90b of the wrist joint 90, the shift of the wrist joint 90 with respect to the heel side deviation and the ulnar side deviation is reinforced, and the hand against the palm side bending and the back side bending is strengthened. The movement of the joint 90 is suppressed or the muscle strength is assisted. In addition, by setting the position where the belt part 2 intersects to the position of the bean bone 94 or the triangular bone 95 and the position of the large rhomboid bone 98, the heel side deviation and the ulnar side deviation are suppressed, and the palm side bending and back Side bending can be reinforced.

  As a twelfth mounting example, FIG. 12 shows a state in which the belt-like supporter 1 is mounted on the head 120. In FIG. 12, the belt portion 2 contains a plurality of magnets 4 at a predetermined interval. The direction of the line of magnetic force of each magnet 4 is aligned in the direction across the thickness of the band 2. The belt part 2 is rubbed so as to turn from the forehead 121 around the temporal head 122 to the back head 123. In FIG. 12, it has been beaten at least three times.

  Also, in Example 1 to Example 11, similarly to Example 12, the magnet 4 is built in the belt part 2, and the part of the magnet 4 is applied to a part having a so-called “stiffness” where the blood flow of the muscle is reduced. The belt-like supporter 1 may be attached. Wearing the belt-like supporter 1 with the built-in magnet 4 improves the blood flow in the part where there is “stiffness” and can quickly remove fatigue substances in the muscles, and wears the belt-like supporter 1 before exercise. In this way, accumulation of fatigue substances can also be prevented.

(A) shows from the left front, and (B) shows from the left back about the state which mounted | wore the range from the upper left leg thigh to the knee under the belt-like supporter which concerns on this invention. (A) shows from the front and (B) shows from the back about the state which mounted | wore in the range from the right leg knee top to the ankle of the lower leg about the belt | band | zone-shaped supporter which concerns on this invention. (A) shows from the front and (B) shows from the back about the state which mounted | wore in the range from the right leg knee top to the arch with the strip | belt-shaped supporter based on this invention. (A) shows from the front and (B) shows a back view about the state which mounted | wore in the range between the arch from the upper part of the right leg lower leg to the belt-like supporter which concerns on this invention. (A) shows from the front right, and (B) shows from the back right, for the state where the belt-like supporter according to the present invention is worn in the range from the right arm shoulder to the middle forearm. (A) shows from the front right, and (B) shows from the right back about the state which mounted | wore in the range from the right arm upper arm shoulder side part to the forearm wrist side about the strip | belt-shaped supporter which concerns on this invention. (A) shows from the right front, and (B) shows from the left back about the state which mounted | wore in the range from the left arm elbow to the forearm wrist side about the strip | belt-shaped supporter which concerns on this invention. (A) shows from the front right, and (B) shows from the left back about the state which mounted | wore the range from the middle part of the forearm of a left arm to a wrist with the strip | belt-shaped supporter which concerns on this invention. (A) shows from the front and (B) shows the back about the wearing state which made the belt | band | zone-shaped supporter based on this invention cross | intersect with the back from the collarbone of both right and left shoulders via the heel. (A) shows from the front left, and (B) shows from the back right about the state which mounted | wore the waist | belt-shaped supporter which concerns on this invention. (A) shows from the back side of a hand, and (B) shows from the palm side about the state which mounted | wore the left wrist with the strip | belt-shaped supporter which concerns on this invention. The figure which shows the state which mounted | wore the head with the strip | belt-shaped supporter which concerns on this invention from the right rear.

Explanation of symbols

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Band-shaped supporter, 2 ... Band part, 2a, 2b ... End part, 3a, 3b ... Planar fastener (engagement member), 4 ... Magnet, 10 ... Knee joint, 10a ... Popliteal (back side of knee joint), 20a ... Upper thigh, 30a ... Lower upper thigh. 40 ... ankle joint, 50 ... shoulder joint, 70 ... elbow joint, 90 ... wrist joint.

Claims (6)

A band having a length that intersects at least one portion by being spirally wound on a part of the body and spiraling over one part of the body, and having a flat belt shape having elasticity
A belt-like supporter comprising a hooking member provided at both ends of the belt portion and connected to each other.   2. The belt portion is spirally wound over both sides of at least one joint portion, and at least intersects the belt portion on the side bent with respect to the extended state of the indirect portion. The belt-like supporter described in 1.   The belt-like supporter according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the belt portion is rubbed in a range from an upper thigh to an upper lower thigh with a knee joint interposed therebetween.   The said support member is a planar fastener, The strip | belt-shaped supporter of any one of Claim 1 to 3 characterized by the above-mentioned.   The belt-like supporter according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a plurality of magnets are arranged at intervals in the belt portion with a magnetic force line directed in a direction across the thickness of the belt portion. .   A flat belt-like supporter having a stretchability is hung in a spiral shape so as to cross the front and back of the body and the back side of the knee joint over the range from the upper thigh to the upper lower leg across the knee joint. A method for mounting a belt-like supporter.

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