Electric hot compressing device for eyes

Abstract

An electric hot compressing device for the eyes comprises a power adapter, a plurality of controllers, hot compressing sheets and a spectacle frame which is used for fixing the hot compressing sheets. The power adapter is provided with a plurality of inserting interfaces used for connecting the controllers at the same time and providing electricity for the controllers. Each controller can be synchronously connected with two wires connected with the hot compressing sheets in an inserted mode. Each hot compressing sheet generates heat through electric heating sheets or electric heating wires internally, and is internally provided with a probe for measuring the temperature. The outer layer of each hot compressing sheet is provided with a hot compressing layer matched with the eye sockets, each hot compressing sheet can be made of heat conductive flexible materials, and the back face of each hot compressing layer is provided with an insulating layer. Fixing frames used for fixing the hot compressing sheets are arranged on a left lens frame and a right lens frame of the spectacle frame respectively in a clamped mode. After the hot compressing sheets are placed in the middle of the spectacle frame, the edges of the hot compressing sheets are clamped on the lens frames through snap joints on the fixing frame. By means of the electric hot compressing device, a patient can move freely while the normal hot compressing is not affected. The electric hot compressing device can be used on one eye of one person and can be used by many people at the same time.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical equipment, in particular to an electric heating compress for eyes. Background technique [0002] Hot compress therapy is to use hot objects such as hot water bags or hot towels to eliminate or relieve pain. It is an ancient physical therapy. Its principle is mainly through the introduction of heat to dilate local capillaries and accelerate blood circulation, thereby reducing inflammation, swelling, cold and dampness, pain relief, and fatigue. For eye diseases, using hot compress therapy can dilate blood vessels in the eyes, congest the eyes, improve local blood circulation, strengthen eye nutrition, promote the resolution of inflammation, and heal wounds as soon as possible. It also has anti-toxic and pain-relieving effects. It has a certain effect on the treatment of corneal ulcer, stye and scleritis. [0003] At present, the hot compress methods commonly used in the ophthalmology department of the hospi...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] First, the temperature cannot be accurately controlled, but it depends on the experience of medical staff. If the temperature is too high, it is easy to cause burns, and if the temperature is too low, the effect of hot compress will not be achieved;

[0005] Second, because none of the above methods can generate heat, and hot compress therapy needs to be used for a certain period of time to achieve a better effect, so during the hot compress process, the temperature will gradually drop, which greatly reduces the effect of hot compress;

[0006] Third, the head of the patient cannot move freely during the hot compress, and the hot compress time is relatively long, usually up to 15-20 minutes, which makes the patient, especially the children, prone to anxiety, and even does not cooperate with the treatment. It is not conducive to the work of medical staff and the recovery of patients themselves;

[0007] Fourth, the degree of safety is low. For example, if you use a hot water bottle for hot compress, the hot water bag will leak after a period of use, which will easily cause burns to the patient;

[0008] Fifth, the above method is only suitable for hot compressing a single person. In the same ward, if it is necessary to heat the eyes of many people, it will increase the labor intensity of the medical staff, and it is not convenient for the management of the ward

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