JPS6110674Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a correction tool for reducing a disc hernia or the like.

Traditionally, as a home treatment for disc herniation, etc.
Hanging devices such as iron bars are used, but therapy with this type of device has little reduction effect because the body is simply hung from the iron bar and the body is not forcibly pulled up and down, and the body is less effective due to arm fatigue. It was difficult to use it for a long time. Further, since the dedicated reduction equipment used in hospitals and the like has a complicated structure and is expensive, it has been difficult to easily use this type of equipment for home therapy.

In view of the above points, it is an object of the present invention to provide a correction tool that has a remarkable effect on reducing disc herniation, etc., and can be easily used for home therapy.

The present invention includes a back support plate, a pair of suspension straps whose proximal ends are tied to the upper part of the back support plate and have a handle at the free end, and the proximal ends are attached to at least one side of the back support plate. The present invention relates to a correction device comprising an abdominal restraint belt consisting of a belt for restraining the abdomen, and further comprising a part of the suspension cord serving as a hanging portion to a vertical fixed wall or the like.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In FIGS. 1 and 2, there is shown a back plate 1 having a width slightly wider than the width of the human body and a height approximately equal to the height of the human body. Insert the base ends of a pair of left and right suspension straps 3, 3' into the small holes 2 drilled at both left and right ends of the upper part, and insert the hooks 4 attached to the tips of these base ends into the suspension straps 3, 3'. The base ends of the suspension straps 3, 3' are tied to the back plate 1 by being hooked at a predetermined position near the center of the strap. In addition, levers 5, 5' are removably suspended from the free ends of the suspension strings 3, 3' by means of a hook portion 6 formed at the center of the upper portion thereof. Then, by hanging the suspension strings 3, 3' at predetermined intermediate positions on hangers 7, 7' fixed to a vertical fixed wall A such as a wall or a roof, the back plate 1 and the levers 5, 5' will be suspended at the required height. Further, by changing the hooking positions of the hook 4 and the hook portion 6, it is also possible to separately adjust the height position of each of the grips 5, 5' of the back plate 1.
In this embodiment, the suspension strings 3, 3' are constructed of chains as shown in the drawings. Further, although the suspension strings 3 and 3' are constructed with a series of shapes, they may be divided into one for suspending the back plate and one for suspending the levers.

On the other hand, on both left and right sides of the lower back surface of the backrest plate 1,
A plurality of protrusions 9 for securing abdominal restraint belts 8, 8', which will be described later, are provided protruding at a required pitch in a direction perpendicular to the height direction of the back plate 1. The lengths of the abdominal restraint belts 8, 8' having the required width, which are divided into two parts, can be adjusted relatively and selectively in length to the left and right free ends of the belts 8, 8' with respect to the back plate 1. It is detachably attached at its base end. Attached to the free ends of the belts 8, 8' are locking devices 10, 10' for removably engaging the free ends with each other. Further, below the belts 8, 8', belts 11, 11' are provided in the same manner as described above with a predetermined parallel spacing between the belts 8, 8'. Then, on the inside of the belts 8, 11 and 8', 11' which are vertically parallel to each other, a wide sheet 12 of cloth or the like is placed.
12' are integrally sewn.

The operation of this embodiment having the above-mentioned configuration will be described next. First, the suspension strings 3, 3' are hooked to the hangers 7, 7' at required midway positions, and the back plate 1 and the grips 5,
5' is suspended along a vertical fixed wall A at a desired height. Next, place your back against the front of backrest plate 1, and
Sit down on a platform (not shown) temporarily erected at the required height and throw both legs out in front of you. In this state, the fasteners 10, 10' are engaged on the front surface of the abdomen, and the abdomen is bound to the back plate 1 via the seats 12, 12' by the belts 8, 8' and 11, 11'. Next, hold the handles 5 and 5' with both hands and remove the base while lifting the upper body upward. In this state, the abdomen is fixed to the backrest plate 1 held at the required height, so the buttocks are suspended in the air, and a force equivalent to the weight of the lower body acts to pull the waist downward using the toes as a fulcrum. will be done. On the other hand, by bending both arms, the locking hands 5 and 5' are held at the required height, so the upper body is pulled upward, and the reduction operation is performed by repeatedly bending and stretching both arms. be exposed.

As explained above, the correction tool according to the present invention has the following effects.

(1) The reduction effect is remarkable because it pulls the lumbar region up and down.

(2) Since it can be used in a comfortable position, it can be used for long periods of time with less fatigue.

(3) Since the structure is simple, the manufacturing cost is low, and it is portable and can be easily used for home therapy.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a side view showing how it is used. 1: Back plate, 3, 3': Suspension strap, 5, 5': Holder, 8, 8', 11, 11': Belt.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] an abdomen comprising: a back support plate; a pair of suspension straps having proximal ends tied to the upper part of the back support plate; and having locks at free ends; and a proximal end attached to at least one side of the back support plate; A correction tool comprising a restraining belt and further comprising a part of the suspension string used as a hook part for hanging onto a vertical fixed wall or the like.