JP2007136130A - Footrest for wheelchair - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a footrest for a wheelchair in which even a patient and a conveying person can comfortably and easily convey with the wheelchair a patient in a profile with a fracture damage section fixed by a splint or a plaster cast from a hip joint to the tips of the feet using the established wheelchair. <P>SOLUTION: In the footrest 100 for the wheelchair which can convey with placing horizontally one of right and left legs of a profile having the fracture damage section fixed by the splint or the plaster cast from the hip joint to the tips of the feet of a legs fracture patient, a seated implement 90 for the legs fracture patient, which can engage and disengage with the established wheelchair, is formed by mounting. In the seated implement 90 for the legs fracture patient, the seat section of the wheelchair, an armrest 12, and a seat which can be inserted in a back section 13, are prepared. The seat is formed by vertically holding and fixing a seat supporting pillar 82 supporting the seat to the front back face. A caster 88, which lands on a floor or the ground and rolls in all the directions, is formed in the leading edge of the seat supporting pillar 82. A stationary portion 83, which is engaged with the right and left armrests 12, is formed so that the seat can engage and disengage with the wheelchair. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a footrest for a wheelchair that can be safely transported while maintaining an optimal posture by attaching a sitting device for a fractured leg to an existing wheelchair in transporting a fractured person of a lower limb.

  A lower limb fracture patient is a fracture injury from the hip joint to the toe, and is fixed with a splint or the like in order to hold the fracture injury site so as not to move. A patient who is wound around a thick wound from the right or left hip joint to the toe at the site of fracture injury is seated for transporting with a wheelchair, but it cannot be handled with a wheelchair footrest. At present, the patient is transported using a patient transport bed at the beginning of the visit. At that time, the patient may wear a plastic or metal lower limb orthosis, and the hospital is required to take various measures for the movement of the patient in the hospital.

A device for horizontally extending a footrest provided in an electric wheelchair is disclosed. When rotating a part of the footrest, the slide arm slides forward and the position of the footrest advances, so that the footrest can be rotated horizontally (see Patent Document 1). ).
The number of footrests of the electric wheelchair of Patent Document 1 cannot be arranged in a hospital. Electric wheelchairs are several times more expensive than wheelchairs.

A self-supporting movable walker is also disclosed. According to it, it has traditionally relied on crutches and wheelchairs. It was difficult to walk smoothly with crutches, and wheelchairs lacked agility to walk in narrow or intricate places. Therefore, the support column 7 can be freely rotated with respect to the platform on which the tibia portion of the injured foot is placed, the elevation adjustment lever 3 for adjusting the height, the support column 4 for supporting the platform, and the legs for supporting the support column. 5 and wheels or casters are provided (see Patent Document 2).
The self-supporting movable walker of Patent Document 2 is not a substitute that can be walked in a dangerous manner as it can be confirmed whether it can stand on one foot on a chair with a caster and stand on its own.

A trolley type stretcher is disclosed. Even a place narrowed by an obstacle can be moved, and an injured person can be transported alone. It is a cart type stretcher (see Patent Document 3).
The cart-type stretcher of Patent Document 3 is provided with a wheel at the tip of the stretcher. It is a substitute for an earthquake disaster.

A wheelchair with a horizontal footrest is disclosed. When the seat of the wheelchair can be raised and lowered, the footrest is positioned vertically when the seat is raised, and when the seat is lowered, the footrest is leveled so that the user's feet It grows naturally so that the user's foot is not burdened (see Patent Document 4).
In the wheelchair of Patent Document 4, the footrest is horizontal when the seat portion of the seat is lowered, but there is no structure that keeps the legs with the splints of the fractured leg of the lower limbs horizontally and horizontally separately. It is not necessary to lower the seat of the seat when transporting a fractured leg. It is also structurally complex and more expensive than a wheelchair.

Medical splints are disclosed. It relates to a medical splint used in gibbs and has excellent breathability and a splint that prevents infection from the affected area (see Patent Document 5).
The medical splint of Patent Document 5 is an effective sub splint, and there is no particular consideration regarding patient transportation using the splint.

Clear Gibbs is disclosed. In the case of a fracture involving trauma to the epidermis, especially an open fracture, the progress of the wound can be easily observed and treated by forming it with a transparent material (see Patent Document 6).
The Clear Gibbs of Patent Document 6 is effective for open fractures, and there is no particular consideration regarding patient transportation using Clear Gibbs.

  JP2003-11628A   JP 2004-229677   JP2000-60901   JP 2001-204768 A   JP 2004-201900 A   JP 2005-230510 A

  As mentioned above, in the in-hospital transportation of fractured patients with lower limbs, the footrest of the wheelchair is not compatible with legs shaped to fix the fractured part of the toe from the hip joint of the patient with splints or casts from the patient's hip joint . The electric wheelchair described above and the wheelchair that is horizontal to the footrest are special and are not always provided in the hospital. Conventionally, a wheelchair is useful when transporting a patient with weak legs to the hospital. There is no wheelchair for patients with fixed splints or casts. Using a wheelchair that is always available in hospitals, it was necessary to easily transport patients with fractures of the lower limbs in the hospital easily even by the patient himself or herself.

  When a patient with a shape where the fractured part of the toe is fixed with splints or casts from the hip joint is transported with a wheelchair, the patient's seat is placed on the wheelchair where the patient is seated, and the patient sits on it The patient's body weight is fixed to the wheelchair with the patient's weight, and the leg with the shape of the patient's hip joint fixed with splints or casts can be placed horizontally from the patient's hip joint. However, it is an object of the present invention to provide a footrest for a wheelchair that can be easily transported by a wheelchair even by a transporter.

  The above and other objects and novel features of the present invention will become more complete and clear when the following description is read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. The drawings are for illustrative purposes only and do not limit the technical scope of the present invention.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a footrest for a wheelchair that can horizontally transport either a left leg or a right leg in a shape in which a fractured part of a toe is fixed with a splint or a cast from the hip joint of a patient with a fractured leg. The footrest 100 for a wheelchair is provided with a lower limb fracture patient seating tool 90 that can be fitted to and detached from an existing wheelchair 10. The lower limb fracture patient seat 90 includes a seat portion 11 of the wheelchair 10, an armrest 12, and a seat 81 that can be fitted on the back surface portion 13. The seat 81 is provided with a seat support column 82 that supports the seat 81 being vertically fixed to the front back surface. The seat support column 82 can be adjusted in height with respect to the seat portion 11, and the caster 88 that rolls in all directions is provided at the tip of the seat support column 82 on the floor or the ground. A fixing portion 83 is provided that fits the left and right armrests 12 so that a lower limb fracture patient's seating tool 90 formed by wrapping the entire seat 81 with a holding cover 84 can be fitted to and detached from the wheelchair 10. The fixing portion 83 is provided with an armrest holding portion 87 that holds and holds the armrest 12 by the weight of the patient when the patient is seated on the seat 81. A holding cover 84 is provided so as to wrap the entire seat 81 in a bag shape. An armrest holding portion 87 is provided on the holding cover 84. The holding cover 84 is a footrest for a wheelchair having a configuration in which a back surface fixing band 86 wound around the back surface portion 13 and a holding band 85 for holding an affected leg of a patient are provided.

  Further, in the invention according to claim 2, the footrest for a wheelchair according to claim 1, wherein the lower limb fracture patient's seating tool 90 includes left and right legs 99 for leg fracture patients and right and left legs for each leg used as a leg right 98. It is the footrest for wheelchairs of the structure provided in distinction.

  The invention according to claim 3 is the footrest for a wheelchair according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the seat 81 of the lower leg fracture patient seat 90 is made of wood, plastic, aluminum, titanium, or the like. It is a footrest for wheelchairs of composition.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the footrest for a wheelchair according to any one of the first to third aspects is provided with a holding cover 84 for wrapping and holding and fixing the seat 81 of the lower limb fracture patient's seat 90 in a bag shape. . The holding cover 84 is made of para-aramid, which is a strong synthetic fiber, finished in a woven fabric with good air flow, or using a canvas or the like, an armrest holding portion 87 provided on the holding cover 84, a back surface fixing band 86, This is a footrest for a wheelchair having a configuration in which a magic tape 60 (registered trademark) is provided as a stopper for the leg holding band 85.

  Further, the invention according to claim 5 is the footrest for a wheelchair according to claims 1 and 3 to 4, wherein the seat 81 of the lower limb fracture patient seat 90 is divided to seat the lower limb fracture patient. A leg holding portion 92 for horizontally placing a leg having a shape in which the fractured part of the toe is fixed with a splint or cast from the hip joint of the patient with a broken leg is provided. The seating portion 91 is provided with a fitting hole 93 and the leg holding portion 92 is provided with a fitting shaft 94. This is a footrest for a wheelchair configured to be able to move the position of the leg holding portion 92 according to the left leg or the right leg used by the patient by fitting the fitting hole 93 and the fitting shaft 94.

  The effects of the present invention are as follows, as will be apparent from the following invention.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a footrest for a wheelchair in which the left or right leg of a shape in which a fractured part of a toe is fixed with a splint or a cast from the hip joint of a lower limb fracture patient can be transported horizontally. Thus, the footrest for a wheelchair is provided with a sitting device for a fractured leg patient that can be fitted to and removed from an existing wheelchair. The seat for a patient with fractured lower limbs is provided with a seat that can be fitted on the seat of the wheelchair, the armrest, and the back. The seat was provided with a seat support column supporting the seat vertically fixed to the front back surface. The seat support column can be adjusted in height with the seat, and a caster that rolls in all directions by landing the tip of the seat support column on the floor or the ground is provided. A fixing portion for fitting the left and right armrests is provided so that the sitting tool for a patient with a fractured leg of the lower limb, which is formed by wrapping the entire seat with a holding cover, can be fitted to and removed from the wheelchair. The fixing portion is provided with an armrest holding portion that holds and holds the armrest with the weight of the patient when the patient is seated on the seat. A holding cover was provided so as to wrap the entire seat in a bag shape. An armrest holding part was provided on the holding cover. Since the holding cover is a footrest for a wheelchair having a back surface fixing band wound around the back surface and a holding band for holding the affected leg of the patient, the fractured portion of the toe from the patient's hip joint is a splint. Legs fixed in shape with casts and casts can be placed horizontally, and can be easily and easily transported by a wheelchair, whether it is a patient or a transporter.

Further, in the invention according to claim 2, the footrest for a wheelchair according to claim 1, wherein the lower limb fracture patient's seating tool is provided separately for each leg used for the left leg and the right leg of the lower limb fracture patient. Since the footrest for a wheelchair is configured for the left leg and for the right leg of a lower limb fracture patient, a patient with a shape in which the fractured part of the foot from the hip joint is fixed with splints or casts from the hip joint Can be transported. An electric wheelchair that can support a footrest horizontally can be several times more expensive than a wheelchair. I can't afford to put many in the hospital.
The patient also needs to get used to driving, and the immediate response system is impossible.

  The invention according to claim 3 is the wheelchair footrest according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the seat material of the lower leg fracture patient seat is made of wood, plastic, aluminum, titanium, or the like. Because it is a footrest for a wheelchair, special materials are not used, and if it is made of wood, it can be produced inexpensively.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the footrest for a wheelchair according to any one of the first to third aspects is provided with a holding cover so as to wrap and seat the seat of the lower leg fracture patient seat in a bag shape. The holding cover is made of a strong synthetic fiber, para-aramid, finished in a woven fabric with good air flow, or by using a canvas or the like, an armrest holding portion provided on the holding cover, a back fixing band, and a leg holding band. Since it is a footrest for wheelchairs that is configured with Velcro (registered trademark) as a tool, the seat completed with the material described above is wrapped and used with a cloth bag-like holding cover, so the seat is for treatment Even if it gets dirty, it can be used cleanly anytime by washing because it is a cloth holding cover. Since the magic tape (registered trademark) is used as an armrest holding part, a back surface fixing band, and a leg holding band, it is easy to attach and detach.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a footrest for a wheelchair according to the first and third to fourth aspects, wherein the seat of the lower limb fracture patient's seat is divided and a lower limb fracture patient sits, A leg holding portion for horizontally placing a leg having a shape in which the fractured part of the toe from the patient's hip joint is fixed with a splint or a cast is provided. The seating portion is provided with a fitting hole, and the leg holding portion is provided with a fitting shaft. Since it is a footrest for a wheelchair configured to move the position of the leg holding portion according to the left leg or the right leg used by the patient by fitting the fitting hole and the fitting shaft, There is no need to provide the right side of the leg, and by preparing the holding cover for the left side and the right side, the position can be freely moved between the left side and the right side depending on the leg used by the patient.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the best mode for carrying out the invention shown in the drawings.

1 to 7 and FIGS. 9 to 10, in the first best mode for carrying out the first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is a view showing a side face of a wheelchair fittress of the present invention.
In the present invention, the footrest for a wheelchair is capable of horizontally placing and transporting either the left or right leg in a shape in which the fractured part of the toe is fixed from the hip joint of the lower limb fracture patient with a splint or cast. The sitting tool 90 for a patient with a broken leg that can be fitted to and removed from the existing wheelchair 10 is provided. The lower limb fracture patient seat 90 includes a seat portion 11 of the wheelchair 10, an armrest 12, and a seat 81 that can be fitted on the back surface portion 13. The seat 81 is provided with a seat support column 82 that supports the seat 81 being vertically fixed to the front back surface. The seat support column 82 can be adjusted in height with respect to the seat portion 11, and the caster 88 that rolls in all directions is provided at the tip of the seat support column 82 on the floor or the ground. A fixing portion 83 is provided to be fitted to the left and right armrests 12 so that a lower limb fracture patient's seating tool 90 formed by wrapping the entire seat 81 with a holding cover 84 can be fitted to and removed from the wheelchair 10. The fixing portion 83 is provided with an armrest holding portion 87 that holds and holds the armrest 12 by the weight of the patient when the patient is seated on the seat 81. A holding cover 84 is provided to wrap the entire seat 81 in a bag shape. An armrest holding portion 87 is provided on the holding cover 84. The holding cover 84 is provided with a back surface fixing band 86 wound around the back surface portion 13 and a holding band 85 for holding the affected leg of the patient.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a wheelchair footrest equipped with a lower limb fracture patient seat.
In the present invention, a lower limb fracture patient seating tool 90 in which the entire seat 81 is wrapped with a holding cover 84 is attached to an existing wheelchair 10 so that a left leg fracture patient can use it. Fixing portions 83 were fitted to the left and right armrests 12 so that the lower limb fracture patient seating tool 90 could be fitted to and removed from the wheelchair 10. When the patient is seated on the seat 81, the armrest holding portion 87 provided to the fixing portion 83 receives the weight of the patient and holds the armrest 12 in a fixed manner. A seat support column 82 that is vertically held and fixedly supported on the anterior back surface of the lower limb fracture patient's seat 90 surrounding the seat 81, and the seat support column 82 can be adjusted in height with respect to the seat portion 11, so that the seat support column can be adjusted. The tip of 82 was provided with a caster 88 that landed on the floor or ground and rolled in all directions. Reference numeral 14 denotes a footrest of a conventional wheelchair. A holding band 85 (not shown) holds the patient's leg.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a lower limb fracture patient seating device in which the entire seat is covered with a holding cover.
The lower limb fracture patient's seating tool 90 described above wraps the entire seat 81 with a holding cover 84.
Fixing portions 83 were fitted to the left and right armrests 12 so that the lower limb fracture patient seating tool 90 could be fitted to and removed from the wheelchair 10. The fixing part 83 is wound around and fixed to the armrest holding part 87. The armrest holding portion 87 is provided with a holding cover 84 that wraps the entire seat 81 in a bag shape. Since the holding cover 84 and the armrest holding portion 87 are connected, when the patient is seated on the seat 81, the armrest 12 is pressed against the weight of the patient and the lower limb fracture patient seating tool 90 is fixedly held. A holding band 85 for holding the affected leg of the patient was provided on the holding cover 84. Since the seat support column 82 for supporting the seat 81 is vertically fixed to the front back surface, the height of the seat support column 82 can be adjusted with the seat portion 11, and the front end of the seat support column 82 is placed on the floor or The caster 88 rolls in all directions after landing on the ground.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a sitting device for a patient with a broken leg.
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a lower limb fracture patient sitting device 90 in which the entire seat 81 described above is wrapped in a bag shape with a holding cover 84. The armrest holding portion 87, which is provided by wrapping the entire seat 81 in a bag shape with the holding cover 84, is wound around and fixed to the fixing portion 83. The fixing portion 83 can be fitted into and removed from the left and right armrests 12 of the wheelchair 10. The seat support column 82 has no cover.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of one side of the fixing part of the sitting device for a patient with a fractured leg of a lower limb.
It is a perspective view of the fixing | fixed part 83 of the said description. The fixing portion 83 is wound and fixed by an armrest holding portion 87 provided on the holding cover 84. Although the armrest holding portion 87 winds and fixes the fixing portion 83, the distance between the seat portion 11 and the armrest 12 needs to be adjusted by the wheelchair 10. Adjustment is made with Velcro 60 (registered trademark) of a stopper provided with an armrest holding portion 87 wound around the fixing portion 83.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a side view of one side of the fixing portion of the sitting tool for a patient with fractured leg of a lower limb.
It is a side view of the fixing | fixed part 83 of the said description. The fixing portion 83 is wound and fixed by an armrest holding portion 87 provided on the holding cover 84.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a cross-sectional view of one side of the fixing portion of the sitting tool for a patient with fractured leg.
It is sectional drawing of the one side of the fixing | fixed part of FIG. 4 of the said description. The fixing portion 83 winds and fixes an armrest holding portion 87 provided on the holding cover 84. The fixing portion 83 is fitted on the armrest 12.

FIG. 9 is a plan view of a holding cover for a left leg fracture patient.
It is the holding cover 84 for the left leg fracture patient. The left leg holding cover 84 is provided on the left side so that the left leg can be held in the horizontal direction by being seated on the seat 81, and the seat 81 is wrapped and held and fixed. The holding cover 84 is made of para-aramid or canvas, which is a strong synthetic fiber finished in a woven fabric with good air flow. The armrest holding portion 87, the back surface fixing band 86, and the magic tape 60 (registered trademark) as a stopper for the leg holding band 85 are provided.

FIG. 10 is a plan view of a holding cover for the right leg of a fractured leg of a lower limb.
This is a holding cover 84 for the right leg of a patient with a broken leg. The right leg holding cover 84 is provided on the right side so as to be seated on the seat 81 and hold the right leg in the horizontal direction, and the seat 81 is wrapped and held and fixed. The holding cover 84 is made of para-aramid or canvas, which is a strong synthetic fiber finished in a woven fabric with good air flow. The armrest holding portion 87, the back surface fixing band 86, and the magic tape 60 (registered trademark) are provided as a stopper for the leg holding band 85.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a conventional wheelchair.
It is a perspective view of a conventional wheelchair. 11 of the wheelchair 10 is a seat part, 12 is an armrest, 13 is a back part, 14 is a footrest. Cannot be transported by placing either the left or right leg in a shape where the fractured part of the toe is fixed with splints or casts from the hip joint of the patient with a broken leg.

{Different forms for carrying out the invention}

  Next, different modes for carrying out the present invention shown in FIGS. 11 to 12 will be described. In the description of the different modes for carrying out the present invention, the same reference numerals are given to the same mechanism portions as those in the best first embodiment for carrying out the present invention, and the duplicated description is omitted. To do.

  The main difference between the second embodiment of the present invention shown in FIGS. 11 to 12 and the first embodiment of the present invention is that the seat 81 of the lower limb fracture patient seating tool 90 for the wheelchair footrest 100 is divided. Then, the seat holding portion 91 on which the patient is seated and the leg holding portion 92 are provided so as to be freely attachable and detachable to the left and right according to the legs used by the patient.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view of a seating portion obtained by dividing a seat of a lower limb fracture patient seating device.
A seat portion 91 obtained by dividing the seat 81 of the lower limb fracture patient seat 90 is a leg holding portion for horizontally placing left and right legs in a shape in which the fractured part of the toe is fixed from the hip joint of the lower limb fracture patient with a splint or cast. A fitting hole 93 capable of fitting and holding 92 is provided. Reference numeral 83 denotes a fixed portion. The fixing portion 83 winds and fixes the armrest holding portion 87 of the holding cover 84.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view of a leg holding unit obtained by dividing a seat of a lower limb fracture patient seat.
The leg holding portion 92 obtained by dividing the seat 81 of the lower limb fracture patient seating tool 90 is provided with a fitting shaft 94 that can be freely attached to and detached from the fitting hole 93 of the seating portion 91. A seat support 82 that supports the leg holding portion 92 and a caster 88 that lands on the floor or the ground and rolls in all directions are provided.

  The seat portion 91 obtained by dividing the seat 81 and the leg holding portion 92 are fitted and united, wrapped in a holding cover 84, held and fixed, and used as a lower limb fracture patient seating device 90.

  The wheelchair footrest of the present invention is used inside and outside hospitals for patients with fractures of the lower limbs, and is manufactured and sold in the welfare equipment industry.

  The side view of the footrest for wheelchairs of the 1st best form for implementing this invention.   The perspective view of FIG. 1 of the best 1st form for implementing this invention.   FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the lower limb fracture patient sitting device of FIG. 1 according to the first embodiment for carrying out the present invention.   FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the lower limb fracture patient sitting device of FIG. 1 according to the first embodiment for carrying out the present invention;   The perspective view of the one side of the fixing | fixed part of FIG. 4 of the best 1st form for implementing this invention.   The side view of the one side of the fixing | fixed part of FIG. 4 of the best 1st form for implementing this invention.   Sectional drawing of the one side of the fixing | fixed part of FIG. 4 of the best 1st form for implementing this invention.   It is the figure which showed the perspective view of the conventional wheelchair.   The top view of the holding | maintenance cover of the leg rest fracture patient seat for the leg left of the best 1st form for implementing this invention.   The top view of the holding | maintenance cover of the seating tool for leg fracture patients for the leg right of the best 1st form for implementing this invention.   The perspective view of the seating part of the seat for the leg fracture patient of the best 2nd form for implementing this invention.   The perspective view of the leg holding | maintenance part of the seat for a leg fracture patient of the 2nd best form for implementing this invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Wheelchair 11 Seat part 12 Armrest 13 Back part 14 Footrest 60 Magic tape (trademark)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 81 Seat 82 Seat support pillar 83 Fixing part 84 Holding cover 85 Holding band 86 Back part fixing band 87 Armrest holding part 88 Caster 90 Seat for leg fracture patient 91 Seating part 92 Leg holding part 93 Fitting hole 94 Fitting shaft 98 Leg For right 99 For left leg 100 For wheelchair footrest

Claims (5)

  A footrest for a wheelchair in which a left or right leg having a shape in which a fractured part of a toe is fixed from a hip joint of a patient with a broken leg with a splint or a cast can be horizontally transported, and the footrest for a wheelchair (100) includes: A sitting device for a broken leg patient (90) provided so as to be fitted to and disengaged from an existing wheelchair (10), and a sitting device for a broken leg patient (90) include a seat (11) of the wheelchair (10), The armrest (12), the seat (81) provided so as to be fitted on the back surface portion (13), and the seat (81) are vertically fixed to the front back surface so as to support the seat (81). The height of the seat support column (82) and the seat support column (82) can be adjusted with respect to the seat (11), and the tip of the seat support column (82) is landed on the floor or the ground. Casters (88) that roll in the direction 1) a fixing part (83) provided to fit the left and right armrests (12) so that the sitting device (90) for fractured leg of the lower limb, which is entirely wrapped with a holding cover (84), can be fitted to and removed from the wheelchair (10). ) And an armrest holding portion (87) provided to hold the armrest (12) by holding the weight of the patient when the patient is seated on the seat (81), and the seat (81) A holding cover (84) provided so as to wrap the entirety of the bag in a bag shape, an armrest holding part (87) provided on the holding cover (84), and the holding cover (84) wound around the back part (13) A footrest for a wheelchair, characterized in that it comprises a part fixing band (86) and a holding band (85) for holding the affected leg of a patient.   The footrest for a wheelchair as described above, wherein the sitting device for a fractured leg (90) is provided separately for each leg to be used as a left leg (99) and a right leg (98) of a leg fracture patient. The footrest for a wheelchair according to claim 1, wherein the footrest is provided.   The footrest for a wheelchair as described above, wherein the material of the seat (81) of the sitting device (90) for fractured leg of the lower limb is wood, plastic, aluminum, titanium, or the like. Item 1. A footrest for a wheelchair according to item 1 or 2.   The footrest for a wheelchair described above, the holding cover (84) provided so as to wrap and hold and fix the seat (81) of the sitting device (90) for fractured leg of the lower limb in a bag shape, and the holding cover (84): Finishing para-aramid, which is a strong synthetic fiber, into a woven fabric with good air flow, or using canvas or the like, an armrest holding portion (87) provided on the holding cover (84), a back fixing band (86), The footrest for a wheelchair according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that a magic tape (60) (registered trademark) is provided as a stopper for the leg holding band (85).   It is a footrest for a wheelchair as described above, and a seat (91) where a lower limb fracture patient sits by dividing a seat (81) of a lower limb fracture patient seat (90), and a leg from a hip joint of a lower limb fracture patient A leg holding part (92) for horizontally placing a leg having a shape in which the fracture fracture site is fixed with splints or casts, a fitting hole (93) provided in the seating part (91), and the leg holding part ( The position of the leg holding part (92) can be moved according to the left leg or the right leg used by the patient by fitting with the fitting shaft (94) provided in 92). Wheelchair footrest according to 1 and 3-4.

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