JPS6024343Y2 - therapeutic bed - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention provides guide rails 2, 2 on both sides of the underframe 1, and provides a body covering hood 3 that can freely slide along the rails 2, 2.
A warm air outlet 5 and a vibrating part 6 for pine surge are provided in the middle of the slidable bed 4 provided on the underframe 1, a warm air blower 7 is connected to the hot air outlet 5, and a vibrator 8 is connected to the vibrating part 6. This relates to a treatment bed that is connected to the

The body covering hood 3 is an inverted U-shaped hood, as shown in FIG. Slidably engages and supports.

The slidable bed 4 is divided in the middle into a trunk support bed 4' and a membrane support bed 4'', and a hot air outlet 5 and a vibration section 6 for pine surge are provided on the side of the membrane support bed 4''.

As shown in FIG. 2, the warm air opening 5 is preferably formed by a rectangular large-diameter opening provided at the edge of the bed 4'' and a plurality of small-diameter openings provided at the center.

In addition, what is indicated by 11 in the figure is the sliding guide rail of the bed 4, 1
2 is a wheel of the bed 4, 13 is a hot air blowing duct, 14 is a bundle for fixing the hood 3 and the bed 4, and 15 is a sliding stop pressing spring part that presses the side of the bed 4 to close the hood 3 and the bed 4. is fixed and the bundle 14 is operated to release the fixation.

16 is an electric intermittent traction device; 17 is a lumbar traction cord; 18 is a lumbar support band; 19 is a shoulder support band; 20 is a support string for the band 19; and 21 is a melody speaker that sounds during lumbar traction treatment; 16, and is automatically operated by the above-mentioned traction operation.

22 is an amplification section of the speaker 21, 23 is a melody generation section using a memory IC or the like, 24 is a power supply section, and 25 is a start signal generation section.

Therefore, the hood 3 is moved to one end of the underframe 1 and the bed 4 is
The patient 26 is lying on his back, his shoulders and waist are supported by the bands 18 and 19, and the lumbar hood 3 is moved to the lower back and the hood 3 is placed in that position.
is fixed to the bed 4 and the waist is covered with the same hood 3.

At this time, the hot air port 5 and the vibrating part 6 are located inside the hood 3.

Then, the lumbar support band 18 and the traction device 16 are connected to the traction edge 1.
When connected at 7 and operating switches 27 and 28, the waist is pulled.

Then, warm air is blown into the inside of the hood 3 to relax stiff muscles.

After stopping the traction after a predetermined period of time has elapsed, the vibrating section 6 vibrates automatically or when the switch 29 is turned on to massage the muscles of the lumbar region.

Thereafter, the vibration is stopped, the hood 3 is moved to its original position, and the bands 18 and 19 are removed to complete the treatment.

In conventional treatment beds, the hood was held in a fixed position and opened and closed by lifting the hood around the hinge, which required a considerable amount of force to open and close.Also, heating steam was ejected into the hood, causing clothes to get wet and the lower back to become cold after treatment. There was a defect that caused stiffness in the muscles, but
Since the present invention is constructed as described above, there is no need to take the trouble to open and close the hood 3, and the hood 3 can be slid onto the edge of the bed 4 without requiring strong force, which simplifies the operation of the hood 3. Since it can be heated, there is no risk of clothes getting wet, there is less risk of muscle stiffness due to coldness after treatment, and muscle contraction immediately after the traction is completed can be resolved by the pine surge by the vibrating part 6, which has practical benefits.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing how the treatment bed of the present invention is used;
Figure 2 is a plan view of the same bed, Figure 3 is a front view of Figure 2,
FIG. 4 is a vertical sectional view taken along line A--A in FIG. 3, and FIG. 5 is a block diagram of the melody speaker. 1...Underframe, 2...Guide rail, 3.
... Body covering hood, 4 ... Sliding bed, 5 ... Warm air vent, 6 ... Vibrating section for pine surge, 7 ... Warm air blower,...
・Vibration machine.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) Provide guide rails 2, 2 on both sides of the underframe 1, provide a slidable body covering hood 3 along the rails 2, 2,
A warm air outlet 5 and a vibrating part 6 for pine surge are provided in the middle of the slidable bed 4 provided on the underframe 1, a warm air blower 7 is connected to the hot air outlet 5, and a vibrator 8 is connected to the vibrating part 6. A treatment bed that can be connected to (2) The treatment bed according to claim 1, wherein the body covering hood 3 is an inverted U-shaped hood.