TWM485716U - Limb support and fixation aids for rehabilitation - Google Patents

Description

Limb support and fixation aids for rehabilitation

The present invention relates to an accessory, and more particularly to a limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation.

Stroke is one of the main causes of death and disability in the elderly in the world. After stroke, patients may have a situation in which hemiplegia cannot be forced. In the process of rehabilitation, it is often necessary to use the aids to prevent the patient from suffering from the disease. The upper limb of the force is fixed on the auxiliary for rehabilitation or support, so that the upper limb that the patient cannot grasp in the rehabilitation process does not leave the auxiliary.

At the time of rehabilitation, the upper limb layer of the patient is generally covered and fixed on the auxiliary by an elastic bandage. However, as the treatment activity or posture changes, the patient needs to remove and replace the bandage multiple times. Inconvenience, and the force of the bandage covering and the friction and pressure exerted on the upper limb during the activity will cause damage to the skin and tissue of the upper limb, and even affect the blood circulation of the upper limb, and lack the perception and self in the patient. In the case of protection ability, it is easy to cause further damage.

Therefore, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a limb support and fixation aid that is convenient for disassembly and assembly and for rehabilitation.

Therefore, the present invention is used for a rehabilitation of the limb support and fixation aid, covering one of the upper limbs of a user and being mounted on an auxiliary for rejuvenating or supporting the upper limb, the limb support and the fixation aid include a covering device that detachably covers the upper limb of the user, and a positioning device detachably disposed on the auxiliary. The covering device is detachably coupled to the positioning device to position the upper limb on the auxiliary.

The utility model has the advantages that the patient can reposition the posture simply by separating and combining the covering device and the positioning device during the treatment, and can be reused without being discarded, thereby saving time and resources. The covering device and the positioning device are of a separable design, so that they have a high degree of freedom, so that the movable margin is large, and the pressure and friction of the hand can be dispersed and fixed from the palm side and the back side of the hand. Reduces damage and stimulates active grip.

11‧‧‧ Upper limbs

12‧‧‧Auxiliary

2‧‧‧Covering device

21‧‧‧

211‧‧‧ gloves

212‧‧‧First joint

213‧‧‧Belt

214‧‧‧ first opening

215‧‧‧ second opening

216‧‧‧ side opening

217‧‧‧First assembly

218‧‧‧Second assembly

22‧‧‧Wrap unit

221‧‧‧Ring strap

222‧‧‧Second joint

223‧‧‧First connector

224‧‧‧Fittings

225‧‧‧Second connector

3‧‧‧ Positioning device

31‧‧‧Fixed unit

311‧‧‧

312‧‧‧Slips

313‧‧‧First fixture

314‧‧‧ Third joint

315‧‧‧Second fixture

32‧‧‧jacket unit

320‧‧‧ snap groove

321‧‧‧ Elastomer

322‧‧‧Four joints

Other features and effects of the present invention will be apparent from the following description of the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating the first preferred embodiment of the present invention for rehabilitation of limb support and fixation aids. 2 is a front view showing the front and back surfaces of one of the palm units in the embodiment; FIG. 3 is a front view showing the front and back surfaces of one of the fixing units in the embodiment; FIG. 4 is a perspective view illustrating A second preferred embodiment of the present invention for rehabilitation of a limb support and fixation aid; Figure 5 is a front view showing the front and back surfaces of one of the covering units in the embodiment; Figure 6 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present embodiment; and Figure 7 is a side view showing the present invention for use in the present invention FIG. 8 is a perspective view, and FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present embodiment; FIG. 10 is a perspective view illustrating a third preferred embodiment of the present invention; FIG. The present invention is a fourth preferred embodiment of a limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation; and FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a combination of a palm unit and a jacket unit in the embodiment.

Before the present invention is described in detail, it should be noted that in the following description, similar elements are denoted by the same reference numerals.

Referring to FIG. 1, a first preferred embodiment of a limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation of the present invention is applied to an upper limb 11 of a user and mounted on a body for rejuvenating or supporting the upper limb 11. On the auxiliary 12, the auxiliary 12 may be a rehabilitation device, an instrument, a walker or a wheelchair armrest or the like. The limb support and fixing aid comprises a covering device 2 detachably covering the upper limb 11 of the user, and a positioning device 3 detachably disposed on the auxiliary member 12. The covering device 2 is detachably coupled to the positioning device 3 to position the upper limb 11 on the auxiliary member 12.

Referring to Figures 1 and 2, the covering device 2 includes a palm rest unit 21 that is placed over the palm portion of the upper limb 11. The palm unit 21 has a The glove 211 has a first coupling member 212 disposed on the palm side of the glove 211, and a strap 213 disposed on the glove 211 for surrounding the wrist portion of the upper limb 11. The glove 211 defines a first opening 214 for the thumb to extend, a second opening 215 for the remaining four fingers to be opened on the glove 211, and a side opening of the glove 211 for facilitating the deflection of the palm. Side opening 216. The side opening 216 is detachably bonded by a pair of fastening straps.

Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 3, the positioning device 3 includes a fixing unit 31 detachably wrapped around the auxiliary material 12. The fixing unit 31 has a sleeve body 311 which tightly covers the auxiliary material 12, and a a first sliding member 313 disposed on the inner surface of the casing 311 and contacting the auxiliary member 12, a first fixing member 313 disposed on the inner surface of the casing 311, and a first fixing member 313 disposed outside the casing 311 a third joint member 314 that is detachably coupled to the first joint member 212 of the palm rest unit 21, and a third joint member 314 disposed on the outer surface of the sleeve body 311 and detachably coupled to the first fastener member The second fixing member 315 is combined with the 313. It should be further noted that, in this embodiment, the first and third bonding members 212 and 314 are a set of adhesive tapes (ie, commonly known as devil felts) that can be bonded and separated from each other. The first and second fixing members 313 and 315 are a set of fastening tapes that can be bonded and separated from each other. The strap 213 is a Velcro strap.

In use, the palm portion of the upper limb 11 is put into the palm rest unit 21, and the strap 213 is wrapped around the wrist portion of the upper limb 11 to be bundled to an appropriate tightness, and then the fixing unit 31 is looped. Adhesively fixing the first and second fixing members 313 and 315 on the auxiliary member 12, and finally, the first bonding member 212 of the palm rest unit 21 and the fixing unit 31 The three coupling members 314 are bonded to position the upper limb 11 on the auxiliary member 12 to support the upper limb 11 or to facilitate rehabilitation. After the rehabilitation is completed, the first and third coupling members 212 and 314 can be separated by a slight force, so that the upper limb 11 can be separated from the auxiliary material 12, which is very convenient in operation. This type of wear can be used to reduce the pressure on the patient's hands to avoid injury. By observing the fingers of the first and second openings 214, 215 of the glove 211, the blood circulation of the patient's upper extremity can be observed, and the detachably adhered side opening 216 can facilitate the patient's hemiplegia. . In addition, the band 213 can adjust the restraint tightness to properly fix the glove 211 to the upper limb 11 without loosening to meet the needs of patients of different body types.

Referring to FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, a second preferred embodiment of the present invention for a limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation is different from the first preferred embodiment in that the covering device 2 includes a The covering unit 22 disposed around the arm portion of the upper limb 11 is detachably surrounded. The covering unit 22 has a ring sleeve 221, a second joint member 222 disposed on the outer surface of the loop sleeve 221, a first connecting member 223 disposed on the inner surface of the loop sleeve 221, and a first connecting member 223. A sealing member 224 is disposed on the outer surface of the ring sleeve 221 at an interval from the second coupling member 222 and is engageable with the first connecting member 223.

Referring to FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 , it should be further noted that, in this embodiment, the second bonding component 222 of the covering unit 22 and the third bonding component 314 of the fixing component 31 are a group of adhesive and separable. Velcro tape. The first connecting member 223 and the sealing member 224 are a set of fastening tapes that can be bonded and separated from each other.

In use, the covering unit 22 is wrapped around the arm portion of the upper limb 11 as shown in FIG. 6, and then the first connecting member 223 and the sealing member 224 of the covering unit 22 are bonded to make the ring sleeve. 221 is fixed to the upper limb 11, and the fixing unit 31 is fixed to the auxiliary object 12 in the manner described in the first preferred embodiment. Finally, the covering unit 22 is as shown in FIG. The second joint member 222 and the third joint member 314 of the fixing unit 31 are bonded to fix the upper limb 11 to the auxiliary member 12. This embodiment can be applied to the upper limb 11 to be fixed to an auxiliary 12 such as a wheelchair armrest to support the upper limb 11.

Referring to FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 , a third preferred embodiment of the present invention for a limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation is different from the first preferred embodiment in that the covering device 2 further includes a Covering the cladding unit 22 of the palm rest unit 21. The palm rest unit 21 further has a first assembly member 217 disposed on the palm side of the glove 211 spaced apart from the first coupling member 212, and a second assembly member 218 disposed on the back side of the glove 211 ( See Figure 2). The covering unit 22 further has a second connecting member 225 disposed on an inner surface of the loop cover 221 . It should be further noted that, in this embodiment, the first assembly member 217 of the palm rest unit 21 and the first connector member 223 of the coating unit 22 are a set of adhesive strips that can be bonded and separated from each other. The second assembly 218 of the palm unit 21 and the second connector 225 of the cladding unit 22 are a set of adhesive strips that can be bonded and separated from each other.

Referring to FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 , the palm rest unit 21 and the fixing unit 31 are respectively bonded and fixed to the upper limb 11 and the auxiliary material 12 in the manner described in the first preferred embodiment, and are bonded. The palm unit 21 And the fixing unit 31, and the first and second assembling members 217 and 218 of the covering unit 21 are respectively bonded to the first and second connecting members 223 and 225 of the covering unit 22, so that the fixing unit 31 is The cover unit 22 is disposed between the cover unit 21 and the cover unit 22 as shown in FIG. 9. Finally, the cover unit 22 is surrounded and fixed by the strap 213, and the covering device 2 is further lifted by means of indirect binding. The bonding strength with the positioning device 3 can be used to disperse and fix the pressure and friction of the upper limb 11 from the palm side and the back side of the upper limb 11, and stimulate the active grasping ability to reduce the damage.

Referring to FIG. 10 and FIG. 11 , a fourth preferred embodiment of the present invention for the rehabilitation of the limb support and fixation aid is different from the first preferred embodiment in that the positioning device 3 includes a a jacket unit 32 slidably disposed on the auxiliary material 12 along the auxiliary member 12, the jacket unit 32 having an elastic body 321 surrounding the engaging groove 320 and capable of clamping the auxiliary material 12, and A fourth coupling member 322 disposed on an outer surface of the elastic body 321 . The fourth coupling member 322 is detachably coupled to the first coupling member 212 of the palm rest unit 21.

It should be further noted that, in this embodiment, the fourth joint member 322 of the jacket unit 32 and the first joint member 212 of the palm rest unit 21 are a set of adhesive strips that can be bonded and separated from each other. The fourth coupling member 322 is detachably coupled to the first coupling member 212 of the palm rest unit 21. When the jacket unit 32 is sleeved on the rod-shaped auxiliary material 12 as shown in FIG. 11, the auxiliary material 12 is located in the engaging groove 320 of the jacket unit 32, so that the elasticity of the jacket unit 32 is made. The body 321 can slide on the auxiliary object 12 along the direction of the engaging groove 320, so that the patient can assist the upper limb 11 while walking. Move together.

In summary, the present invention can quickly and easily position the upper limb 11 on the auxiliary object 12 by the covering device 2 and the positioning device 3 which can be combined and separated from each other, and the burden on the upper limb 11 is relatively high. Small, the covering device 2 and the positioning device 3 have different implementation modes corresponding to different use states, and the generality is high, so the purpose of the present invention can be achieved.

However, the above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, that is, the simple equivalent changes and modifications made in accordance with the scope of the present patent application and the contents of the patent specification, All remain within the scope of this new patent.

11‧‧‧ Upper limbs

12‧‧‧Auxiliary

2‧‧‧Covering device

21‧‧‧

211‧‧‧ gloves

212‧‧‧First joint

213‧‧‧Belt

214‧‧‧ first opening

215‧‧‧ second opening

3‧‧‧ Positioning device

31‧‧‧Fixed unit

311‧‧‧

314‧‧‧ Third joint

Claims (8)

A limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation, covering one of the upper limbs of a user and mounted on an auxiliary for rejuvenating or supporting the upper limb, the limb support and fixation aid comprises: a set a covering device detachably covering the upper limb of the user; and a positioning device detachably disposed on the auxiliary device, the covering device being detachably coupled to the positioning device to The upper limb is positioned on the aid. The limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation according to claim 1, wherein the covering device comprises a palm rest unit that is sleeved on a palm portion of the upper limb, the palm unit has a glove, and at least one a first coupling member disposed on the palm side of the glove and detachably coupled to the positioning device. The limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation according to claim 1, wherein the covering device comprises a covering unit detachably surrounding the arm portion disposed on the upper limb, the covering unit having a loop sleeve a second connecting member disposed on the outer surface of the loop and detachably coupled to the positioning device, a first connecting member disposed on an inner surface of the loop, and a The second coupling member is spaced apart from the outer surface of the loop sleeve and is engageable with the first connector to surround the loop and conform to the seal of the upper limb. A limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation as described in claim 1 Wherein, the covering device comprises a palm-receiving unit that is sleeved on the palm portion of the upper limb, and a covering unit that is wrapped around the palm-handling unit, the palm-cladding unit has a glove, and at least one is disposed on the glove a first joint member that is detachably coupled to the positioning device, a first assembly member disposed on the palm side of the glove at a distance from the first joint member, and a back of the glove disposed on the glove a second assembly member on the side, the covering unit has a ring sleeve, a first connecting member disposed on the inner surface of the ring sleeve and detachably coupled to the first assembly of the palm rest unit, and a second connector disposed on the inner surface of the loop and detachably coupled to the second assembly of the palm unit. The limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation according to claim 2, wherein the palm unit of the sheathing device further has a strap disposed on the glove and surrounding the upper limb, the strap being tightenable The upper limb is used to fix the glove. The glove has a first opening for the thumb to extend, a second opening for the remaining four fingers to be opened on the glove, and a side opening of the glove for facilitating the deflection of the palm. The side opening is detachably bonded by a pair of fastening straps. The limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation according to claim 4, wherein the palm unit of the sheathing device further has a strap disposed on the glove and surrounding the upper limb, the strap being tightenable The upper limb is used to fix the glove, the glove has a first opening for the thumb to extend, and a second opening for the remaining four fingers to open. The mouth is opened on the side of the glove to facilitate the side opening of the palm, and the side opening is detachably bonded by a pair of fastening straps. The limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the positioning device comprises a fixing unit detachably wrapped on the auxiliary, the fixing unit having a a sleeve body tightly covering the auxiliary material, a sliding member disposed on the inner surface of the sleeve body and contacting the auxiliary material, a first fixing member disposed on the inner surface of the sleeve body, and a setting a third coupling member on the outer surface of the sleeve and detachably coupled to the covering device, and a first portion disposed on the outer surface of the sleeve and detachably coupled to the first fixing member Two fixings. The limb support and fixation aid for rehabilitation according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the positioning device comprises a jacket unit that is slidably mounted on the auxiliary material along the auxiliary object, The jacket unit has an elastic body surrounding an engaging groove and capable of clamping the auxiliary, and a fourth joint member disposed on the outer surface of the elastic body and detachably coupled to the covering device The engaging groove is for clamping the auxiliary.