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36results about "Leg lengthening pieces" patented technology

Custom-fitted ankle splint

An ankle splint product includes an ankle splint for being custom-formed to the shape of an ankle while flexible and upon hardening providing a rigid, supporting custom fit. The ankle splint product includes an outer container formed of moisture-impervious material, and first and second flexible ankle splint segments positioned in the container in substantially moisture-free conditions and sealed therein against entry of moisture until use. Each of the first and second ankle splint segments includes an elongate substrate and a reactive system impregnated into or coated onto the substrate. The system remains stable when maintained in substantially moisture-free conditions and hardens upon exposure to moisture to form a rigid, self supporting structure. An elongate, flexible protective pad is positioned on one side of the substrate along its length to provide a cushioning barrier between the substrate and the skin of a patient when the ankle splint is in use. An elongate outer cover covers the substrate on the side opposite the protective pad. A flexible cushion insert has a first major surface overlying the protective pad and an opposing second major surface adapted for residing adjacent an ankle bone of the patient. The cushion insert cooperates with the protective pad to further protect and cushion the ankle of the patient when the ankle splint is in use.
Owner:BSN MEDICAL INC

Implementation method for identifying motion models based on cerebral-cortex hemoglobin information

ActiveCN104771255ASolve psychological problemsAddress ethical issuesDiagnostic recording/measuringSensorsHuman bodyRelative motion
The invention discloses an implementation method for identifying motion models based on cerebral-cortex hemoglobin information. A testee self-controls the starting and stopping time under four motion models; as for the change rate of cerebral-cortex hemoglobin concentration, the statistical analysis technique is adopted to analyze the statistical difference between oxyhaemoglobin and deoxyhemoglobin in various motion related areas of the cerebral cortex under different motion models, and based on the statistical characteristics, two relative motion trends of getting-up and sitting-down, as well as stair ascending and descending, are distinguished; and on this basis, the difference between oxyhaemoglobin and deoxyhemoglobin in various motion areas of the cerebral cortex is analyzed, together with the both-leg relative motion trends and the new statistical characteristics, the specific motion model is distinguished. The non-intrusive NIRS technology is adopted to record the cerebral-cortex hemoglobin concentration information of a human body without external stimulation or preliminary training, and restrictions on the test environment and the testee are less; the advantage of ideal time and space resolution is achieved; and the intelligence of walking aids is improved.
Owner:SUZHOU UNIV

Mechanical human hip exoskeleton bearing device

InactiveCN102599998AMeet the requirements of multiple degrees of freedomReduce exercise fatigueLeg lengthening piecesDamping functionThigh part
The invention relates to a mechanical human hip exoskeleton bearing device, comprising a left hip and a right hip which are structurally symmetrical. The left hip and the right hip are hinged to form an X-shaped structure via a hip center hinge pin, and two springs are respectively arranged at the top and the bottom of the X-shaped structure and between the left hip and the right hip. The other ends of the left hip and the right hip are respectively hinged with two leg and hip connecting parts, and the other ends of the two leg and hip connecting parts are respectively hinged with first connectors of two universal connecting parts. Second connectors of the two universal connecting parts are respectively connected with two tappet rods, the other ends of the two tappet rods are respectively sleeved in two sleeves, and two pressure springs for supporting the tappet rods are respectively arranged in the two sleeves. The other ends of the two sleeves are respectively hinged to the lower portions, close to the hips, of the two leg and hip connecting parts. Third connectors of the two universal connecting parts are respectively hinged with two leg adjusting parts, and the other ends of the two leg adjusting parts are fixedly connected with the upper ends of thigh parts of leg bearing devices. The mechanical human hip exoskeleton bearing device can transmit load on a back rack of a human exoskeleton carrying power assisting device to the leg bearing devices, and has high flexibility and a damping function.
Owner:THE QUARTERMASTER EQUIPMENT RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF THE GENERAL LOGISITIC DEPARTME

Realization method of recognizing motion pattern based on cerebral cortex hemoglobin information

The invention discloses an implementation method for identifying motion models based on cerebral-cortex hemoglobin information. A testee self-controls the starting and stopping time under four motion models; as for the change rate of cerebral-cortex hemoglobin concentration, the statistical analysis technique is adopted to analyze the statistical difference between oxyhaemoglobin and deoxyhemoglobin in various motion related areas of the cerebral cortex under different motion models, and based on the statistical characteristics, two relative motion trends of getting-up and sitting-down, as well as stair ascending and descending, are distinguished; and on this basis, the difference between oxyhaemoglobin and deoxyhemoglobin in various motion areas of the cerebral cortex is analyzed, together with the both-leg relative motion trends and the new statistical characteristics, the specific motion model is distinguished. The non-intrusive NIRS technology is adopted to record the cerebral-cortex hemoglobin concentration information of a human body without external stimulation or preliminary training, and restrictions on the test environment and the testee are less; the advantage of ideal time and space resolution is achieved; and the intelligence of walking aids is improved.
Owner:SUZHOU UNIV
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