This invention discloses a limb immobilization and
rehabilitation training device after
peripheral vascular intervention, comprising a frame, a lifting backrest, four wheels, a soft pad, two braking components, a twisting component, two
massage components, and an
ankle pump component. The four wheels are rotatably mounted on both sides of the frame in pairs. The lifting backrest is rotatably connected to the frame, and the soft pad is placed on the frame. Through the
ankle pump component, the patient's foot is placed in the foot groove of the
footplate, and an elastic band limits the foot's position. When the frame slides back and forth within the slide rail, it drives the
footplate to slide. Simultaneously, under the fixation of the support, as the
footplate slides, a ring makes a directional
reciprocating motion along the slide groove. Under the action of the connecting rod and the support's resistance, the ring drives the footplate to complete a regular swinging motion, allowing the patient's foot to synchronously perform
ankle joint flexion and extension movements with the footplate, achieving passive ankle pump training. This promotes distal
lower limb blood circulation while preventing patients from being unable to perform ankle pump movements independently due to postoperative limb
weakness.