Intermittent traction table capable of supporting cervical vertebra recumbent position

Abstract

The invention provides a horizontal cervical vertebra intermittent traction table and relates to a clinically-applied physiotherapy device. The intermittent traction table structurally comprises a physiotherapy bed and a cervical vertebra tractor fixedly installed on the physiotherapy bed, wherein the cervical vertebra tractor consists of a traction mechanism, a head and neck supporting mechanism, a detection device and an air pump. By controlling a pneumatic actuating mechanism, namely a small air cylinder, continuous traction under the given system pressure, pressure maintenance under the designated pressure and continuous traction and pressure maintenance hybrid intermittent traction under the situation that the set system pressure is gradually increased according to discrete quantity are achieved. In addition, the intermittent traction table has multiple automatic protection functions of preventing the dangers caused by a too large traction force, enables patients to accept traction treatment in multiple different traction modes and accordingly does not hurt the ligaments and muscles of the necks of patients in the traction treatment process.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical equipment, and in particular relates to a horizontal cervical intermittent traction bed for treating patients with clinical symptoms such as cervical neck, shoulder and arm pain, limb numbness, cervical dislocation and dislocation. Background technique [0002] Cervical spondylosis is a common and frequently-occurring disease, which refers to cervical bone hyperplasia caused by cervical intervertebral disc degeneration, cervical hypertrophy and cervical injury, or intervertebral disc prolapse, ligament thickening, stimulation or compression of cervical spinal cord, cervical nerves, A clinical syndrome that produces a series of symptoms due to blood vessels. With the continuous acceleration of people's pace of life, the incidence of cervical spondylosis is increasing year by year. After the disease occurs, patients often suffer from symptoms such as cervical spine pain, neck, shoulder and arm pain,...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, there are many kinds of medical devices for the treatment of cervical spondylosis in the market, including various electric traction beds, spinal rehabilitation beds, traction chiropractic beds and traction physiotherapy beds, etc., none of which can simultaneously realize the curve along the physiological curvature of the human body on the same bed. Multi-angle, targeted and intermittent stretching functions in different directions can only perform traction, rehabilitation or physical th

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