JP3186084U - Physiotherapy energy generator - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is an energy generating device for physical therapy that is easy to operate and convenient for use, has a favorable massage feeling, and can be selectively operated by a person receiving physical therapy.
A control means (11) having a first output end (111) and a second output end (112) for outputting energy for physical therapy, and electrically connected to the first output end for a patient receiving physical therapy. Low potential, low frequency by the first conductive means 12 that comes into contact and the plurality of second conductive means 13 that are electrically connected to the second output end and that the physical therapist operating on the patient steps on with the foot A physical therapy energy generating device that outputs physical therapy energy, which is an AC electrical signal of, is configured.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a health device, and more particularly to a physical therapy energy generating device that generates physical therapy energy.

  With the progress of civilized society, the lifestyle of mankind has become extremely busy. People's lives have become closely inscribed with the rhythm. For this reason, the past situation in which many people spent a great deal of work at work has been greatly improved, but the close rhythm of life has led to more physical and mental fatigue. Therefore, in order to maintain the physiological function or psychological health, it has come to rely on the teacher's health equipment.

However, many of the above-described health care devices are provided to persons involved in physical therapy, and are used by the physical therapist to apply physical means to the patient and recover from a state such as fatigue. However, these conventional health devices are inconvenient in operability and their effects are not sufficient. There is room for improvement in these respects.

  It is an object of the present invention to provide an energy generating device for physical therapy that is easy to operate and convenient for use, that provides a favorable massage feeling, and that can be selectively operated by a person receiving physical therapy. .

  Therefore, as a result of intensive research in view of the conventional drawbacks found in conventional health equipment, the present inventor has developed an energy generator for physical therapy that outputs physical therapy energy that is an alternating electrical signal of low potential and low frequency. A first output end and a second output end, and a control means for outputting energy for physical therapy; and a first electrical terminal electrically connected to the first output end for contacting a patient receiving physical therapy. A physical therapy energy generator comprising one conductive means and a plurality of second conductive means electrically connected to the second output end and provided for a physical therapist performing treatment on a patient to step on the foot The present invention was completed based on such knowledge.

This device will be specifically described below. The energy generator for physical therapy described in claim 1 comprises a first output terminal and a second output terminal, and is electrically connected to the first output terminal, and a control means for outputting physical therapy energy. A first conductive means that contacts a patient undergoing physical therapy; and a plurality of second conductive means that are electrically connected to the second output end and provided for a physical therapist operating on the patient to step on the foot. Have.

In the energy generator for physical therapy described in claim 2, the first conductive means in claim 1 is a conductive sheet formed by knitting metal fibers containing copper and chromium.

In the energy generator for physical therapy described in claim 3, the second conductive means in claim 1 is formed by forming a conductive surface with copper or conductive rubber on the insulating base.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a physical therapy energy generator, wherein the control means of the first aspect includes an adjustment knob for adjusting the intensity of the physical therapy energy to be output.

In the physical therapy energy generator according to claim 5, the control means according to claim 1 adjusts the intensity of the physical therapy energy to be output by the remote controller.

The energy generator for physical therapy described in claim 6 has a gripping end and a massage end at the second output end of the control means in claim 1, and the massage end is formed with a concave mounting groove. A holding portion, a conductive sheet that is provided in the mounting groove of the gripping portion and that conducts physical therapy energy output from the second output end of the control means, and a soft conductive portion that is provided on the conductive sheet; And a fixing ring that is fitted to the massage end of the gripping portion and fixes the soft conductive portion on the conductive sheet.

The energy generator for physical therapy described in claim 7 is formed integrally with an annular fixing rib on the outer peripheral surface of the gripping part in claim 6, and the fixing ring is held on the inner wall of the fixing ring. An annular groove is formed at a position corresponding to the fixed rib of the gripping portion when fitted to the massage end of the portion.

In the energy generator for physical therapy described in claim 8, the conductive sheet according to claim 6 is made of copper, and the soft conductive portion is made of sponge or cotton.

An energy generating device for physical therapy according to claim 9, wherein the soft conductive portion in claim 8 is covered with a covering cloth made of cotton or non-woven fabric, and the soft conductive portion is fixed to the fixed ring through the covering cloth. And the gripping portion.

It is the perspective view which showed the energy generator for physical therapy by this device. It is explanatory drawing which showed the usage aspect of the energy generator for physical therapy by this device. It is an exploded view of the massage grip part in this device. It is sectional drawing of the massage grip part disclosed in FIG. It is explanatory drawing which showed the other fixing system of the massage holding part disclosed in FIG.

The present invention provides an energy generating device for physical therapy that is easy to operate and convenient for use, has a favorable massage, and can be selectively operated by a person receiving physical therapy, Physiotherapy energy generator for outputting physical therapy energy, which is a low-potential, low-frequency AC electrical signal, comprising a first output terminal and a second output terminal, and controlling the output of physical therapy energy Means, a first conductive means electrically connected to the first output end and contacting a patient receiving physical therapy, and a physical therapist electrically connected to the second output end and operating on the patient. And a plurality of second conductive means provided for stepping on. In order to describe in detail the structure and characteristics of such an energy generating device for physical therapy, a specific example will be given and described below with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 discloses an energy generator 10 for physical therapy according to this device. The physical therapy energy generation device 10 is suitable for use in a place where a physical therapist 33 installs a bed 31 for performing a treatment on a patient 32 as disclosed in FIG.

  As disclosed in FIG. 1, the energy generator 10 for physical therapy includes a control unit 11, a first conductive unit 12, a plurality of second conductive units 13, and a massage gripping unit 20.

  The first conductive means 12 is a conductive sheet formed by knitting metal fibers containing copper and chromium. The second transmission means 13 has a conductive surface 132 formed of copper or conductive rubber on the insulating base 131. The massage gripping unit 20 will be described later.

  The control means 11 includes a first output end 111, a second output end 112, and an adjustment knob 113. The first output terminal 111 and the second output terminal 112 output energy for physical therapy necessary for performing physical therapy on the patient 32. The adjustment knob 113 is used to adjust the intensity of the physical therapy energy output according to the state of the physical therapy to be applied and to enhance the effect of the physical therapy. Of course, as is well known to those skilled in the art, the energy for physiotherapy may be controlled by the control means 11 by remote operation using a separate remote controller (not shown).

  Physiotherapy energy is a low-potential, low-frequency AC electrical signal that stimulates the patient's body's urn to achieve an effect similar to an electronic acne needle.

  As disclosed in FIG. 2, the first conductive means 12 is electrically connected to the first output end 111 of the control means 11 and installed at a position on the bed 31 that contacts the patient 32. The plurality of second conductive means 13 are connected to the second output end 112 of the control means 11 and are installed around the bed 13 so that the physical therapist 33 can step on with their feet. Thus, the physical therapy energy output from the control means 11 flows to the patient 32 via the physical therapist 33's body, arms, and hands when the physical therapist 33 pushes the points of the patient's 32 body. From this, a favorable physical therapy effect can be achieved. When the physical therapist 33 changes the part to be treated on the patient 32, the physical therapist 33 moves to another second conductive means 13 installed around the bed 13. Therefore, the site | part to which physical therapy is given can be changed at any time as needed.

  When physical therapy is performed, the physical therapist 33 or the patient 32 can selectively hold the massage gripper 20 and massage. In this case, it is not necessary to use the second conductive means 13, and the massage gripping portion 20 is connected to the second output end of the control means 11 as an alternative.

  As disclosed in FIGS. 3 and 4, the massage gripping part 20 is fixed to a gripping part 21, a conductive sheet 22 made of, for example, a copper material, and a soft conductive part 23 made of, for example, a wet sponge or cotton. The ring 24 is used. Further, the gripping part 21 is provided with a decrease switch 211 and an increase switch 212 for adjusting the strength of the energy for physical therapy output by the control means 11.

The gripping part 21 has a gripping end 213 and a massage end 214, and a concave mounting groove 215 is formed in the massage end 214. Further, an annular fixing rib 216 is integrally formed on the outer peripheral surface of the gripping portion 21, and when the fixing ring 21 is fitted to the massage end 214 of the gripping portion 21 on the inner wall of the fixing ring 24, the gripping portion 21 is gripped. An annular groove 214 is formed at a position corresponding to the fixing rib 216 of the holding portion 21. Therefore, when the fixing ring 21 is fitted to the massage end 214 of the gripping part 21, stable fixing can be obtained. However, the present invention is not limited to the fixing rib 216 and the annular groove 214, and other methods that can achieve the same effect can be selectively used by other methods familiar to those skilled in the art. It is not necessary to form the groove 214.

  The conductive sheet 22 is provided in the mounting groove 215 of the gripping part 21 and conducts physical therapy energy output from the second output end 112 of the control means 11.

  Similar to the conductive sheet 22, the soft conductive portion 23 is also provided in the mounting groove 215 of the gripping portion 21. Further, the fixing ring 21 is fitted to the massage end 214 of the gripping portion 21 to fix the soft conductive portion 23 on the conductive sheet 22.

  Further, in order to more securely fix the wet soft conductive portion 23 to the gripping portion 21, as shown in FIG. 5, the soft conductive portion 23 is covered with a covering cloth 231 made of cotton or non-woven fabric, and The soft conductive portion 23 may be fixed between the fixing ring 21 and the gripping portion 21 via the covering cloth 231. In this case, the soft conductive portion 23 does not fall off when performing massage.

  The above is a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and does not limit the scope of implementation of the present invention. Therefore, any change or modification that can be made by those skilled in the art, which is made within the spirit of the present invention and has an equivalent effect on the present invention, belongs to the scope of the utility model registration claim of the present invention. Shall.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Physiotherapy energy generator 11 Control means 111 1st output terminal 112 2nd output terminal 113 Adjustment knob 12 1st electroconductive means 13 2nd electroconductive means 131 Insulation base 20 Massage grip part 21 Grasping part 211 Decrease switch 212 Increase Switch 213 Grasp end 214 Massage end 215 Mounting groove 216 Fixing rib 22 Conductive sheet 23 Soft conductive part 231 Cover cloth 24 Fixing ring 31 Bed 32 Patient 33 Physical therapist

Claims (9)

A control means comprising a first output end and a second output end and outputting energy for physical therapy;
First conductive means electrically connected to the first output end and in contact with a patient receiving physical therapy;
A physical therapy energy generating device, comprising: a plurality of second conductive means electrically connected to the second output terminal and provided for a physical therapist performing treatment on a patient to step on a foot.   The energy generator for physical therapy according to claim 1, wherein the first conductive means is a conductive sheet formed by braiding metal fibers containing copper and chromium. 2. The energy generator for physical therapy according to claim 1, wherein the second conductive means has a conductive surface formed of copper or conductive rubber on an insulating base. 3.   2. The physical therapy energy generator according to claim 1, wherein the control means includes an adjustment knob for adjusting the intensity of the physical therapy energy to be output. 2. The physical therapy energy generator according to claim 1, wherein the control means adjusts the intensity of the physical therapy energy to be output by a remote controller. At the second output end of the control means,
A gripping portion having a gripping end and a massage end, wherein the massage end has a concave mounting groove;
A conductive sheet that is provided in the mounting groove of the gripping portion and that conducts physical therapy energy output from the second output end of the control means;
A soft conductive portion provided on the conductive sheet;
2. A massage gripping portion comprising: a fixing ring that is fitted to a massage end of the gripping portion and fixes the soft conductive portion on the conductive sheet; and electrically connected to the massage gripping portion. An energy generator for physical therapy as described in 1. An annular fixing rib is integrally formed on the outer peripheral surface of the gripping portion, and the inner wall of the fixing ring has the gripping portion of the gripping portion when the fixing ring is fitted to the massage end of the gripping portion. The energy generator for physical therapy according to claim 6, wherein an annular groove is formed at a position corresponding to the fixing rib.   7. The energy generator for physical therapy according to claim 6, wherein the conductive sheet is made of a copper material, and the soft conductive portion is made of a wet sponge or cotton. The soft conductive portion is covered with a covering cloth made of cotton or non-woven fabric, and the soft conductive portion is fixed between the fixed ring and the gripping portion via the covering cloth. Item 9. An energy generating device for physical therapy according to Item 8.

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