WO2009140955A1 - Verbindungselement für orthopädische komponenten - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61F—FILTERS IMPLANTABLE INTO BLOOD VESSELS; PROSTHESES; DEVICES PROVIDING PATENCY TO, OR PREVENTING COLLAPSING OF, TUBULAR STRUCTURES OF THE BODY, e.g. STENTS; ORTHOPAEDIC, NURSING OR CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES; FOMENTATION; TREATMENT OR PROTECTION OF EYES OR EARS; BANDAGES, DRESSINGS OR ABSORBENT PADS; FIRST-AID KITS
- A61F5/00—Orthopaedic methods or devices for non-surgical treatment of bones or joints; Nursing devices; Anti-rape devices
- A61F5/01—Orthopaedic devices, e.g. splints, casts or braces
- A61F5/0102—Orthopaedic devices, e.g. splints, casts or braces specially adapted for correcting deformities of the limbs or for supporting them; Ortheses, e.g. with articulations
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- the invention relates to a connection element between two rigidly coupled orthopedic components, in particular orthotic or prosthesis components, with an upper part and a lower part.
- a rigid connection is present when no pivoting about a fixed pivot axis is possible.
- the rigid connection is also given when the connecting element is resiliently mounted in a receptacle.
- An elastic configuration of the connecting element, in particular a bending elasticity is not opposed to a rigid connection.
- Such a connection element is particularly suitable for use in a so-called knee-ankle-foot orthosis and serves to connect a foot part with a lower leg structure, which is fixedly arranged on the lower leg of an orthosis wearer.
- Such an orthosis serves to support the musculoskeletal system.
- the invention also relates to an orthotic device with such a connecting element.
- an orthosis with a frame whose proximal frame part can be fixed to the thigh of an orthosis wearer.
- a distal frame part is pivotably mounted on the proximal frame part via a knee joint.
- a foot part is hinged. About an actuator, the foot can be driven driven.
- the proximal frame part can be displaced relative to the distal frame part via a knee actuator.
- Such an orthosis serves to actively support the movement process.
- WO 2005/058211 A2 describes a generic orthosis with struts arranged medially and laterally, which are each connected to one another via a knee joint.
- the struts are held at a defined distance from each other via brackets, on which the medial and lateral struts are fastened.
- the straps are configured to form a receptacle for a hydraulic cylinder.
- the hydraulic cylinder is located dorsally when the orthosis is worn. The disadvantage of this is that the damper device requires a lot of space and can not be worn under normal pants in the rule.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a connecting element, in particular for orthotic devices or prosthetic devices, with which an improved detection of effective forces between the connected components is achieved. According to the invention this object is achieved by a connecting element with the features of the main claim. Advantageous embodiments and further developments of the invention are listed in the subclaims.
- the connecting element according to the invention between two orthopedic components rigidly coupled to each other with an upper part and a lower part provides that the connecting element has a laminate structure and at least one sensor for determining an effective moment or effective forces is arranged in the connecting element. Via the sensor or the sensors, the momentarily effective moment, e.g. Torsional or bending moment can be determined, from which conclusions about the current structural load or, for example, the current gear phase can be drawn.
- a rigid connection exists when the upper part and the lower part are not hinged together.
- the sensor for determining the forces or moments is preferably laminated within the connecting element, that is surrounded by the laminate layers, so that the sensor is largely shielded from external influences and detects only the effective forces and moments within the connecting element.
- a laminated-in signal processing or amplifier circuit which is preferably located in the vicinity of the sensor system
- each sensor is shielded from undesired shear forces of the laminate material, this is preferably done in that between the sensor and the laminate material, a release layer, in particular a film or a Heat shrink tubing is arranged. This avoids that shear forces are transferred within the laminate material in a bending of the connecting element to the sensor, whereby the measurement would be falsified.
- the separating layer can be arranged on one side on the sensor and shield only one side of the sensor against shearing forces.
- the sensor is preferably formed as a DehnmessstMailan extract which is arranged on a support, wherein also the carrier is preferably laminated in the connecting element.
- the lamination of the carrier is carried out in particular such that the carrier participates in the deformations of the connecting element, so that it can be concluded from the deformation of the carrier to the load of the connecting element.
- a module is provided which consists of the carrier and a strain gauge previously applied thereto, possibly together with a circuit for evaluation, processing and amplification of the sensor signal.
- This module can be easily laminated into the connecting element during its manufacture, whereby connections for the transmission of the sensor data must be led out of the connecting element, for example in the form of cables or laminated sockets.
- the transmission of the sensor data may also be wireless, e.g. via an inductive coupling or radio.
- the use of strain gauges based on surface acoustic wave (SAW) technology is advantageous for radio transmission.
- SAW surface acoustic wave
- the entire sensor unit can be designed on a single board on which the transmitter is located. It is provided that the sensor, for example, a strain gauge, is applied to the board by means of thick film technology. There is no need for a separate carrier material, so that a total of a compact structure can be realized.
- the board thus serves as a carrier of the sensor and the integrated circuits of the transmitter.
- the data of the sensor may be transmitted after evaluation by the evaluation, to a control device which is connected to the sensor.
- the control device can likewise be arranged on the circuit board.
- the control device is coupled to an actuator, so that on the basis of the sensor data, the behavior of the actuator changes, that can be varied.
- the release layer may be attached to the carrier so that an encapsulated sensor can be incorporated into the laminate material without the need for further operations.
- the separating layer for example formed as a film, can be glued to the carrier, so that only the bending forces or bending moments transmitted to the carrier are measured by the sensor. Instead of a film and a shrink tube can be used.
- a further development of the invention provides that the sensor and possibly the support are mounted floatingly in the connection element, in order to avoid that at a e.g. is deformed in a thermally induced expansion of the carrier during use of the carrier in itself, if the laminate material does not expand to the same extent. This would be the case, for example, for a material combination of fiber-reinforced composite materials and a metal carrier.
- a floating storage avoids the one hand, the generation of a faulty signal and on the other hand, a blasting of the encapsulating material of the connecting element.
- the carrier and thus also the strain gauges are preferably arranged in the neutral fiber of the connecting element, whereby a disturbance-free measurement of the bending of the connecting element is ensured.
- Carriers of different thicknesses can be laminated in order to be able to vary the sensitivity of the sensors. The thicker the carrier, the more sensitive the sensor, since the distortions on the strain gauge are higher for a given deformation.
- the carrier may be formed as a plate, for example a plastic or metal plate or as a rod-shaped, in particular cylindrical or sleeve-shaped carrier.
- Several sensors or strain gauges can be arranged on a carrier, in particular strain gauges can be arranged on opposite sides of the carrier in order to be able to detect bending and torsion moments without interference.
- a plurality of signal processing devices can be arranged on a carrier.
- the sensors may be arranged along the longitudinal extent of the carrier spaced from each other on the carrier and on or in the connecting element.
- An embodiment of the invention provides that the connecting element is designed as a heel spring, which is arranged laterally or dorsally to the orthosis carrier.
- the sensor is arranged posterior to the ankle, which can be deduced from the distance to the actual ankle joint resulting misalignment, the offset, so that in a known mounting position a Estimation of the ankle moment can be done.
- the connecting element is preferably made of a fiber-reinforced composite material, such as a glass fiber reinforced or carbon fiber reinforced composite material and is formed for example as a beam spring element.
- the connecting element can be exchangeably connected to the upper part and / or to the lower part, in order to ensure easy adaptation to different physiological conditions of the respective wearer of the orthopedic components, for example in order to be able to adapt to body weight, physical performance or body size.
- the connecting element is formed as a part of the upper part and / or the lower part, so that, for example, a foot part and a Dorsalfeder are integrally formed with each other to be connected to the upper part in the form of a lower leg structure.
- the connecting element can be integrally formed with the upper part, so that only the lower part has to be arranged on the connecting element.
- Upper part and lower part have different structures and / or functions, such as knee joint and foot or forefoot and ankle, which must be coupled together. This coupling takes place via the connecting element.
- the sensor can be designed to absorb axial forces in order to be able to detect a compressive or tensile load within the connecting element. If the sensor is based on the strain gauge technology, one or more strain gauges can be applied in an orientation oblique to the longitudinal extension of the carrier element. Depending on the desired measuring direction of the sensor element, the sensor can also be laminated obliquely to the longitudinal extent of the connecting element.
- the connecting element as a connecting part between a lower part of a knee joint and a foot part and a corresponding arrangement of the connecting element in the lower leg region is preferably provided that the sensor or the sensors is located in the region of the ankle joint or are to determine the effective ankle moment as accurate as possible can.
- a plurality of sensors may be disposed axially spaced from one another on the connecting element to increase the accuracy of the detection of the effective forces and moments.
- at least one further sensor can be fastened to the surface of the connecting element, which supplies supplementary data.
- the sensor data can also be transmitted wirelessly in addition to a signal transmission via cable in order to supply a corresponding controller with the required signals.
- the invention also relates to an orthotic device having an upper part, which has a fastening device for attachment to a thigh, a lower part, which has a fastening device for attachment to a lower leg, and a lower part connected to the foot part for supporting a foot, wherein the upper part and the Lower part are pivotally connected to each other about a hinge axis and between the upper part and the lower part an actuator is arranged, with a connecting element, as described above, which is arranged between the foot part and the lower part and connects them together.
- Figure 1- a knee-ankle-foot orthosis in side view
- FIG. 2 shows a sensor on a carrier plate
- Figure 3 shows an arrangement example of sensors according to Figure 2 in one
- FIG. 4 shows a variant of the sensor according to FIG. 2; such as 5 shows an arrangement example of the sensor according to FIG. 4.
- FIG. 1 shows a side view of a knee-ankle-foot orthosis 1.
- the orthosis 1 has a thigh structure 2, on which a joint device 3 is provided for the articulated attachment of a lower leg structure 8.
- the attachment of the hinge device 3 via hinge structure elements 31, 32.
- the lower leg structure 8 pivots about the hinge axis 30 relative to the thigh structure 2, wherein the thigh and lower leg structure 2, 8 are fixed via fastening means 21, 81 on the upper and lower leg of the orthosis wearer.
- a foot part 7 is connected via a connecting element 5, which is formed in the present embodiment as a beam spring element.
- the foot part 7 is fastened to the connecting element 5 via an adapter 6.
- the foot part 7 and the adapter 6 can either be formed in one piece or assembled from several components.
- an adapter 10 is provided, with which it is possible to attach the bar spring element 5 replaceable on the brace 1, wherein the lower leg structure 8 is considered as the upper part and the foot part 7 as the lower part.
- the ends of the connecting element 5 are inserted into the respective adapter 6, 10 and fixed there, for example via screws.
- Klemmadaptern 6, 10 is preferable because the drilling of holes in fiber composites on the one hand consuming and on the other hand leads to a significant weakening of the strength of the fiber composite material of the connecting element 5.
- the connecting element 5 may also be formed integrally with the foot part 7 and / or the lower leg structure 8.
- the connecting element 5 is mounted dorsally, in principle it is also possible to provide such a connecting element 5 as a spring also frontal, medial and / or lateral, with an exchange of the springs remains possible.
- the dorsal arrangement of the spring 5 has the advantage that a very slim silhouette is achieved in the orthosis wearer, so that the orthosis can be worn as inconspicuously as possible. Furthermore, this arrangement allows the realization of the longest possible beam spring, which has a positive effect on the spring properties and the durability of the spring element 5.
- a sensor 20 for determining the bending moment or other effective forces within the connecting element 5 is arranged.
- the sensor data can be transmitted to a control device 9, which can vary the behavior of the actuator 4.
- the actuator 4 may be formed as an active actuator, also an embodiment as a purely passive damper or a combination thereof is possible.
- An additional sensor 20 ' is arranged externally on the connecting element 5 and provides additional data about the forces and moments acting in the connecting element 5.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the embodiment of a sensor 20 with a strain gauge element 21 mounted on a carrier 22.
- the strain gauge element 21 is fixed in a conventional manner on the carrier 22, for example glued, and shielded from the environment by separating layers 23.
- the release layers 23 are fixed to the carrier 22 and may for example consist of a release film, a shrink tube or a silicone embedding or coating.
- connecting regions 24 of the carrier 22 are provided, at which the carrier 22 can be connected to the surrounding composite material.
- connection regions 24 come into contact with the binders of the fiber composite material and thus establish a connection to the fiber materials.
- the carrier 22 is not connected to the fiber composite material, since thereby a better Temperature compensation can be achieved.
- the entire sensor 20 is coated with a release layer 23, so that there is a floating storage within the fiber composite material.
- FIG. 3 shows, in a schematic side view, the connecting element 5, for example in the form of a bar spring element.
- a sensor 20 is laminated with a shielded strain gauge 21 on a support 22 each.
- the carrier 22 is preferably made thin, for example between 0.1 mm and 0.5 mm, so that the entire arrangement of the sensor 20 with the strain gauges 21 and separating layers 23 has a thickness of less than 1 mm.
- the sensitivity of the sensors can be adjusted by the position within the connecting element 5, the change resulting from the variation of the distance to the neutral fiber 55.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 A variant of the invention is shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, in which strain gauges 21 are arranged on the carrier 22 on both sides and are surrounded by separating layers 23.
- connecting regions 24 are provided in order to be laminated into the connecting element 5.
- the connection areas 24 are not absolutely necessary.
- FIG. 5 shows a sectional view of the arrangement of the sensor 20 according to FIG. 4 within the connecting element 5.
- the arrangement of the sensor 20 takes place in the neutral fiber 55 of the connecting element 5, the cable 25 lead out of the connecting element 5.
- the carrier 22 bends together with the connecting element 5 and generates an output signal. Due to the immediately adjacent to the neutral fiber 55 adjacent arrangement of the strain gauges 21, a relatively high amplification factor is required to achieve the necessary sensitivity of the sensor.
- the sensitivity can also be varied across the thickness of the carrier 22.
- a compromise between sensitivity, thickness of the sensor and gain factor is found.
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