Novel limb fracture fixing brace

Abstract

The invention provides a novel limb fracture fixing brace which comprises a first supporting plate for fixing shank and ankle parts, wherein a plurality of pressurized connection bands distributed at intervals are fixed on the right side of the first supporting plate, and a plurality of elastic binding bands distributed at intervals are fixed on the left side of the first supporting plate; a plurality of pressurized connection plates are arranged among the elastic binding bands in the longitudinal direction of the shank; a tying loop for penetrating through the end part of the corresponding pressurized connection band to fix the end part is arranged on each pressurized connection plate; a distance between every two adjacent pressurized connection plates can be adjusted. The convenience and the adjustability of the novel limb fracture fixing brace in use are enhanced, and the phenomenon that a limb is easily swelled is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical devices, in particular to a novel fixation brace for limb fractures. Background technique [0002] At present, in the fixation process of fractured patients after the reduction of long bone fractures in limbs, plaster is usually used to fix the fractures. Plaster is currently the most common method of limb fracture fixation and braking in clinical practice. It is more convenient to use and has a better fixation effect. Reliable, but it is difficult to adjust the tightness after fixation, the fixed limbs are prone to swelling, and the patient's joint activities are limited, which makes the patient's activities inconvenient, and muscle atrophy, joint stiffness, venous thrombosis and other complications are prone to occur after long-term fixation. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned defects in the prior art, and provide a new type of limb fr...

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[0002] At present, in the fixation process of fractured patients after the reduction of long bone fractures in limbs, plaster is usually used to fix the fractures. Plaster is currently the most common method of limb fracture fixation and braking in clinical practice. It is more convenient to use and has a better fixation effect. Reliable, but it is difficult to adjust the tightness after fixation, and the fixed limbs are prone to swelling, which limits the joint activities of the patient, which makes the patient's activities inconvenient, and is prone to complications such as muscle atrophy, joint stiffness, and venous thrombosis after long-term fixation

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