Intellectualized passive lower-limb function testing and training method

Abstract

The invention provides a non-diagnosis objective intellectualized passive lower-limb function testing and training method which is implemented by a set of intellectualized passive lower-limb function testing and training system. The system comprises a testing bed, a control box, a main control computer, a display device for tester and a main display screen, wherein the testing bed comprises a bed base, a bed frame and a bed board, the bed frame is mounted on the bed base and is rotatably connected with the bed base, the front end of the bed frame is connected with a left lower-limb bracket and a right lower-limb bracket, the left lower-limb bracket and the right lower-limb bracket respectively comprise one pedal, and a testing and evaluation module and a function training module are arranged in the main control computer. By using the intellectualized lower-limb function testing and training method, passive bilateral synchronous flexion testing and evaluation can be carried out on patients in a back support weight-reducing (or non-weight-reducing) mode, so that dynamic posturography parameter data can be acquired, thereby purposively carrying out passive bilateral synchronous flexion and passive bilateral alternate flexion training on patients and being beneficial to accelerating the recovery of the testers with lower-limb dysfunction.

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Benefits of technology

In this patented technology, there are two ways for people who have difficulty walking on their legs due to low leg muscle tone or lack therapy regimens: 1) they can use an exercise machine that helps them walk more slowly; 2) it requires physical movement from one side to another when moving around too much resistance. These techniques aim to provide better trainings without requiring significant effort.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed in this patents relates to improving the functionality or performance of walking aid devices (such as crutches) used during physical therapy regimens due to their limited range of motion capabilities. Current methods involve manual operation involving suspended weights on either side or alternating movements between two arms while doing static stretched balancing exercises at home without any other means like wheelchair support systems. However these techniques require significant effort and expenditure before they become effective. There exists a need for more efficient and accurate tools to help healthcare providers develop new treatment strategies for individuals with mobility issues related to falls caused by strokes, accidents, surgery, neurology, multiple sclerosis, amyotrophy, muscle degeneration, cervix abnormalities, pelvic floor syndrome, and various types of urinary tract obstruction.

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