KR20100000511A - The vertebra scoliosis campus the footwear pad - Google Patents

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KR20100000511A
KR20100000511A KR1020080060039A KR20080060039A KR20100000511A KR 20100000511 A KR20100000511 A KR 20100000511A KR 1020080060039 A KR1020080060039 A KR 1020080060039A KR 20080060039 A KR20080060039 A KR 20080060039A KR 20100000511 A KR20100000511 A KR 20100000511A
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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The present invention relates to a scoliosis posture correction shoe insole, the scoliosis is caused by an angular deformation of the pelvis due to an incorrect study posture, pedestrian sleep posture, causing spinal deformation, and deteriorated for a long time, one side of the organ around the pelvis The body's general problems, such as chronic neuralgia, migraine and dysphonia, are caused.

 In general, the symmetry center line angle of both feet is normal at 12 o'clock, and if the 11 o'clock or 1 o'clock direction is deformed, the upper body, that is, the spine, is twisted in the opposite direction, and an asymmetrical overall asymmetry is generated between the upper and lower bodies.

Therefore, the scoliosis correction insole of the present invention is based on the principle that such an asymmetric imbalance should be compensated by the opposite asymmetry.

In the orthodontic insole, the configuration is the insole used to be inserted into the shoe. In the case where the foot symmetry centerline angle is deformed to the right at 1 o'clock (right pelvis-left spine posture), both insoles have a high inclination angle from left to right. If the height of the right insole is formed slightly higher than the left side, the toeline symmetry center line angle is changed to the left side and corrected.

If the symmetry centerline of the toe is corrected inversely, the direction of the pelvis is naturally corrected to the left, and the spine or upper body is corrected to the right.

When the upper and lower body alignment is corrected in the opposite position, the peripheral organs in the body are also rearranged to the normal position and the correction is completed.

In particular, in patients with severe scoliosis and prolonged periods, the distortion of the torsional nerves of the organs is also severe. Therefore, it is impossible to correct the realignment of the long-term nerves by simple height correction without reverse asymmetric compensation correction.

On the contrary, in the case of the vertebral posture of the right side where the foot angle and the pelvis angle are deformed to the left, the insole of the shoe forms a high inclination angle from both the right side to the left side. The principle is that it is corrected to the left.

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The Vertebra scoliosis campus the footwear pad}

The present invention relates to an insole, and more particularly, to solve physiological dysfunction such as angular deformation of the pelvis, scoliosis, and chronic neuralgia that occur in specific parts caused by asymmetrical asymmetry due to reverse twist between upper and lower bodies. It relates to a shoe insole for scoliosis posture correction.

In general, the symptoms of physical imbalance include scoliosis, which is a symptom of asymmetrical imbalance due to the opposite twist between upper and lower body, is normal when the toe-symmetry center line of both feet is in the 12 o'clock position. In this case, the corresponding upper body is an imbalance caused by twisting like a pretzel in the opposite direction, resulting in twisted pelvic deformation and spinal deformation of the ankle joint, and when the spine is twisted, there is a problem of twisting the surrounding organs in the body.

And if scoliosis with severe left and right torsion lasts for a long time, the nerve is compressed by torsion, causing severe dysfunction due to chronic neuralgia, one side of the pelvic peripheral organs, etc. Difficulty, speech impairment due to impaired jaw joints can cause fatal problems, such as migraine headaches, and even more serious physical problems than simple cosmetic problems.

In addition, if the scoliosis is serious, the patient has undergone orthodontic surgery, wearing orthodontic appliances, or by inserting insoles with different left and right thicknesses. However, such a correction method has a severe asymmetric imbalance due to torsion. There was a problem that the correction effect is insignificant or the treatment period takes a long time.

In addition, scoliosis accompanied by twisting of the spine and torsion of the peripheral organs of the spinal cord had no treatment for the organ rearrangement and the rearrangement of the peripheral nerves.

The present invention is easy to use by incorporating existing shoes to solve the problems as described above, and also to break away from the existing orthodontic appliances that were inconvenient to wear in everyday life, more effective, significantly shortening the period of correction The present invention provides a shoe insole for treating scoliosis symptoms.

In the shoe insole consisting of a left shoe insole and a right shoe insole, both insoles form a right high inclination angle or a left high inclination angle to form a combination of inclinations in one direction in the same direction.

In addition, the slant angle of the left and right shoe insole is formed in a slightly thicker overall thickness of the shoe insole.

By configuring the shoe insole having a complex inclination as described above in the treatment of scoliosis symptoms in various ways.

Scoliosis posture corrective shoe insoles of the present invention for scoliosis tilted to the right (foot angle, pelvic angle is 11 o'clock-left pelvis posture: left shoulder high, protruding left thigh) are primarily the overall thickness of the left insole. To form a slightly higher than the right insole thickness, the slope of the left insole to the right insole, respectively, to make the left thickness of the insole slightly thicker than the right thickness to form a high slope on the left.

In this way, with the right movement of the foot pressure (load) due to the slope, the lower body pelvis is torsionally corrected to the right side, and the upper body is to compensate for the torsional correction to the left side, and the slope due to the basic thickness difference of the left and right insoles It is to correct the imbalance of the body with the dual correction effect with the effect.

The scoliosis posture correction insole of the present invention for a posture scoliosis (foot angle, pelvis angle is 1 o'clock-right deformed pelvis: right shoulder high, right thigh protruding) is tilted to the left In the shoe insole, the overall thickness of the right insole is formed slightly thicker than the left insole, and the inclination of each of the left insole is to make the right insole thicker than the left thickness, respectively, to form a right high inclination angle.

This shifts to the left side of the foot pressure (load) due to the slope, the lower body pelvis is torsionally corrected to the left, the upper spine is torsionally corrected to the right to see the compensatory correction effect, and also the basic thickness difference of the left and right insoles We can expect a dual correction effect that adds the gradient effect.

According to the scoliosis posture correction shoe insole according to the present invention, the scoliosis correction shoe insole is one side of the opposite direction to the existing twisted direction of the shoe insole both left and right, if the vertebrae and pelvis tilted or twisted When the inclination angle is formed, the inclination of the body can be expected to be corrected by the opposite twist of the body.

In addition, it is possible to correct the overall imbalance of the body by a dual effect by combining the slope effect caused by different overall thickness of the left and right shoe insole.

The present invention is described with reference to the embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings, which are exemplary, and those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and equivalent embodiments are possible. Therefore, the true scope of protection of the present invention should be defined only by the appended claims.

Hereinafter, on the basis of the accompanying drawings the scoliosis posture correction shoe insole according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail.

1 to 6 show a scoliosis posture correcting shoe insole according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 1 is a plan view and a cross-sectional view showing a first embodiment of the present invention scoliosis posture correcting shoe insole, 2 is a plan view and a cross-sectional view showing a second embodiment of the present inventors scoliosis posture correction shoe insole, Figure 3 is a plan view and a cross-sectional view showing a third embodiment of the present invention scoliosis posture correction shoe insole, Figure 4 is a plan view and cross-sectional view showing a fourth embodiment of the present inventors scoliosis posture correction shoe insole, Figure 5 is used in patients with scoliosis tilted to the right (left pelvis-right side scoliosis) patients 6 is a state diagram used in patients with scoliosis (right pelvis-left scoliosis) inclined to the left of the present invention, respectively.

As shown in the figure, the scoliosis posture correcting shoe insole 100 according to the first embodiment of the present invention includes a left insole 10 and the right insole 20.

The left insole 10 has an inclination θ, a thick side H and a thin side h.

The right insole 20 includes an inclination θ, a thick side H and a thin side h.

Scoliosis posture correction shoe insole 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention having the configuration as described above is used as follows.

In the first embodiment of the present invention as shown in Figure 1 in the shoe insole used to be inserted into the shoe in the posture correction of the spine symptoms (pelvic direction of the left deformation in the 11 o'clock direction) only,

The left shoe insole 10 has the thick side H, the thin side h, and the slope θ.

The thick side (H) is formed to be thicker than the thickness of the side located inside the body to the side facing the outside of the body of the shoe insole.

The thin side (h) is formed to be thinner than the thickness of the side located on the outside of the body to the side facing the inner side of the shoe insole.

The tilt θ is raised to the left and lowered to the right by the thick side and the thin side.

The right shoe insole 20 has a thick side (H), a thin side (h), and an inclination (θ).

The thick side (H) is formed to be thicker than the two of the side that is located outside the body to the side of the inner side of the shoe insole.

The thin side (h) is formed to be thinner than the thickness of the side located inside the body to the side facing the outside of the body of the shoe insole.

The tilt θ is raised to the left and lowered to the right by the thick side and the thin side.

The inclination θ of the left and right shoe insoles 10 and 20 has an inclination θ that increases to the left and decreases to the right, so that the foot angle and the direction of the pelvis are shifted to the left (11 o'clock). The upper body vertebrae corrected to the right side and twisted to the right effectively push the upper left side (11 o'clock) upward to correct the body imbalance.

As shown in FIG. 2, in the second embodiment of the present invention, in the shoe insole 100 which is inserted into a shoe and used as a posture correction of only the left spine symptom (pelvis in the right pelvis direction at 1 o'clock), ,

The left insole 10 has the thin side h, the thick side H and the tilt θ.

The thin side (h) is formed to be thinner than the thickness of the side located inside the body to the side facing the outside of the body of the shoe insole.

The thick side (H) is formed to be thicker than the thickness of the side located on the outside of the body to the side facing the inner side of the shoe insole.

The inclination θ is lowered to the left and higher to the right by the thin side h and the thick side H.

The right insole 20 has the thin side h, the thick side H and the tilt θ.

The thin side (h) is formed to be thinner than the thickness of the side located on the outside of the body to the side of the inner side of the shoe insole.

The thick side (H) is formed to be thicker than the thickness of the side located inside the body to the side facing the outside of the body of the shoe insole.

The inclination θ is lowered to the left and higher to the right by the thin side h and the thick side H.

The inclination θ of the left and right shoe insoles 10 and 20 has an inclination θ that increases to the right and decreases to the left, so that the foot angle and the pelvis that are biased toward the right (1 o'clock) are left (11 o'clock). ), And the vertebrae (upper body) twisted to the left (11 o'clock) are effectively pushed upward to correct the body imbalance.

In the third embodiment of the present invention (only the right spine-sciatic posture) as shown in Figure 3 in the shoe insole 100 is used to be inserted into the shoe,

The left shoe insole 10 has a thick side (H), a thin side (h), the inclination (θ) is formed to be thicker than the overall thickness of the right insole 20.

The thick side (H) is formed to be thicker than the thickness of the side located inside the body to the side facing the outside of the body of the shoe insole.

The thin side (h) is formed to be thinner than the thickness of the side which is located on the outside of the body to the side facing the inner side of the shoe insole.

The inclination θ is raised to the left and lowered to the right by the thick side H and the thin side h.

The right insole 20 has the thick side H, the thin side h, and the inclination θ and is formed to be thinner than the total thickness of the left insole.

The thick side (H) is formed to be thicker than the thickness of the side located on the outside of the body to the side of the inner side of the shoe insole.

The thin side (h) is formed to be thinner than the thickness of the side located inside the body to the side facing the outside of the body of the shoe insole.

The inclination θ is raised to the left and lowered to the right by the thick side H and the thin side h.

The inclination θ of the left and right shoe insoles 10 and 20 is increased to the left and lower to the right, and the overall height of the left and right shoe insoles 10 and 20 is thicker than the left insole 10. Since the right insole 20 is thin, the lower inclination and the pelvis are shifted to the right by the inclination of the left side, and the upper inverted vertebrae, which is biased to the right, is effectively pushed upward to the left, so that the imbalance of the body is more effectively. Involves correcting.

In the fourth embodiment of the present invention (only the left spine-right pelvis posture) as shown in FIG.

The left insole 10 has the thin side h, the thick side H, and the inclination θ and is thinner than the entire thickness of the right insole 20.

The thin side (h) is formed to be thinner than the thickness of the side located inside the body to the side facing the outside of the body of the shoe insole.

The thick side (H) is formed to be thicker than the thickness of the side that is located on the outer side to the side facing the inner side of the shoe insole.

The inclination θ is lowered to the left and higher to the right by the thin side h and the thick side H.

The right insole 20 has the thin side h, the thick side H and the inclination θ and is thicker than the total thickness of the left insole 10.

The thin side (h) is formed to be thinner than the thickness of the side located on the outside of the body to the side of the inner side of the shoe insole.

The thick side (H) is formed to be thicker than the thickness of the side located inside the body to the side facing the outside of the body of the shoe insole.

The inclination θ is lowered to the left and higher to the right by the thin side h and the thick side H.

The inclination θ of the left and right shoe insoles 10 and 20 is lowered to the left and is increased to the right, and the height of the left and right shoe insoles 10 and 20 is thinner, Since the right insole 20 is thick, the lower slope and the pelvis shifted to the left are corrected by having a double inclination, and the upper spine, which is biased to the left, is effectively pushed upward to the right to more effectively correct the imbalance of the body. Involves correcting.

FIG. 5 illustrates a third embodiment, in which the present invention is applied to a scoliosis patient A inclined to the right.

The scoliosis posture correcting shoe insole 100 forms a high inclination of the left side of the shoe insole in order to straighten the slope of the scoliosis patient (A) inclined to the right and left and right shoe insole 10 in the same direction as described above , 20) to form a different thickness of the side can be treated more efficiently.

FIG. 6 illustrates a fourth embodiment, in which the present invention is applied to a scoliosis patient A inclined to the left.

The scoliosis posture correcting shoe insole 100 forms a high inclination of the right side of the shoe insole in order to straighten the slope of the scoliosis patient (B) tilted to the left and left and right shoe insole 10 in the same direction as described above , 20) to form a different thickness of the side can be treated more efficiently.

In the case of scoliosis patients as described above, the thickness and the overall thickness can be adjusted in consideration of the degree of each symptom by applying the thickness in combination, and each slope can be selectively applied according to the state.

In addition, by measuring the distribution generated in the foot pressure caused by the twisting of the spine and the twisting of the pelvis, it may be used to adjust the tilt accordingly.

In addition, the present invention has been described for grafting to the insole, but it can be seen by those skilled in the art that the same effect can be seen by grafting to the sole of the shoe.

1 is a plan view and a cross-sectional view showing a first embodiment of the present inventors scoliosis posture correction shoe insole

Figure 2 is a plan view and a cross-sectional view showing a second embodiment of the present inventors scoliosis posture correction insole

Figure 3 is a plan view and a cross-sectional view showing a third embodiment of the present inventors scoliosis posture correction shoe insole

Figure 4 is a plan view and a cross-sectional view showing a fourth embodiment of the present inventors scoliosis posture correction insole

Figure 5 is a state of use performed to the scoliosis patients tilted to the right of the present invention

Figure 6 is a state of use used in patients with scoliosis tilted to the left of the present invention

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100. Scoliosis Posture Correction Shoe Insole 10. Left Insole

20. Right insole A. Scoliosis tilted to the right

B. Scoliosis tilted to the left θ. inclination

H. thick side h. Thin side

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In the shoe insole used to be inserted into the shoe, The side facing the outer side of the shoe insole is a thick side formed to be thicker than the thickness of the side located inside the body; The side facing the inner side of the shoe insole is a thin side formed to be thinner than the thickness of the side located at the outermost; An inclination that rises to the left and lowers to the right generated by the thick side and the thin side; A left insole having the thick side, the thin side, and the slope formed thicker than the total thickness of the right insole; The side surface of the inner side of the shoe insole is a thick side formed to be thicker than the thickness of the side located on the outside of the body; The side facing the outer side of the shoe insole is a thin side formed to be thinner than the thickness of the side located inside the body; An inclination that rises toward the left side and decreases to the right side due to the thick side and the thin side; The thick side, the thin side, and the right insole having the slope and formed to be thinner than the total thickness of the left insole; The inclination of the left and right shoe insoles increases to the left and decreases to the right, and the height of the left and right shoe insoles is thick and the left insole is thin, and the right insole is thin. A scoliosis posture insole comprising correcting the body imbalance by altering and correcting the pelvis to the right and effectively pushing the upper spine leaned to the right to the upper left. In the shoe insole used to be inserted into the shoe, The side facing the outer side of the shoe insole is a thin side formed to be thinner than the thickness of the side located inside the body; The side facing the inner side of the shoe insole is a thick side formed to be thicker than the thickness of the side located on the outermost; An inclination that is lowered to the left and higher to the right generated in the shoe insole by the thin side and the thick side; A left side insole having the thin side, the thick side, and the slope formed to be thinner than the total thickness of the right side insole; The side surface facing the inner side of the shoe insole is a thin side formed to be thinner than the thickness of the side located outside the body; The side of the shoe insole facing the outer side of the body thick side formed to be greater than the thickness of the side located inside the body; An inclination that is lowered to the left side and raised to the right side due to the thin side and the thick side; The thin side, the thick side, and the right insole having the slope and formed to be thicker than the total thickness of the left insole; The inclination of the left and right shoe insoles is lowered to the left and becomes higher to the right, and the height of the left and right shoe insoles is thinner and the right insole is thicker, so the lower insole and pelvis are biased to the right. Scoliosis posture insole comprising correcting the body imbalance by correcting the left side and effectively pushing the upper left vertebrae biased to the left.
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KR20150001714A (en) * 2011-12-08 2015-01-06 아포스-메디컬 앤드 스포츠 테크놀로지즈 엘티디. Methods for treating spine pathologies
KR102007620B1 (en) 2019-01-01 2019-08-05 이종성 Correcting method for scoliosis and manufactured correcting device by the method
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