Lower body flexion and extension training standing bed with armrests

Abstract

The invention discloses a lower-limb extension training standing bed with handrails. The standing bed comprises a bed body support frame and a mobile bed plane forming a rotation pair with the bed body support frame. The mobile bed plane is provided with a first linear actuator and a first shock absorber. Two ends of the first linear actuator and the first shock absorber are hinged to the back of the mobile bed plane and the bed body support frame respectively. A moving bed plane is arranged on the upper portion of the mobile bed plane, sliding between the moving bed plane and the mobile bed plane is achieved through a linear guide rail, and a second linear actuator and a second shock absorber are arranged on the moving bed plane. Two ends of the second linear actuator and the second shock absorber are hinged to the back of the mobile bed plane and the back of the moving bed plane respectively. A pedal is arranged at the bottom end of the mobile bed plane. A lower-limb extension function is added on the basis of the standing bed so that the ankle and the knee can be well trained, and training of the bearing capacity of the lower limbs is effectively increased.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to a lower limb flexion and extension training standing bed with handrails, which belongs to the field of rehabilitation medical equipment. Background technique: [0002] At present, patients with cerebral thrombosis, hemiplegia, cerebral apoplexy, etc. who are undergoing lower limb rehabilitation training generally use standing beds for lower limb rehabilitation training. Standing beds can effectively prevent muscle atrophy, hypotension, etc., and effectively train the endurance of the lower limbs, but they cannot be very fast. Good range of motion for each joint of the lower limbs. Invention content: [0003] In order to overcome the defects of the prior art, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a lower limb flexion and extension training standing bed with handrails. On the basis of the standing bed, the present invention increases the lower limbs flexion and extension function, which can train the ankle joint a...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] At present, patients with cerebral thrombosis, hemiplegia, cerebral apoplexy, etc. who are undergoing lower limb rehabilitation training generally use standing beds for lower limb rehabilitation training. Standing beds can effectively prevent muscle atrophy, hypotension, etc., and effectively train the endurance of the lower limbs, but they cannot be very fast. Good range of motion for each joint of the lower limbs

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