Muscle tendon exercising brace

Abstract

The invention discloses a muscle tendon exercising brace which comprises a brace plate, a guide plate, a plurality of fixing strips, a rubber band, a fixing block and a hook-and-loop fastener belt. The brace plate is a rectangular flat plate, the guide plate is fixed to one short side of the brace plate, and the guide plate and the upper surface of the brace plate form an angle of greater than 90 degrees. The fixing strips are distributed on the upper surface of the brace plate, a plurality of clamping grooves are formed in each fixing strip, and openings of the clamping grooves deviate from the guide plate. Guide holes are formed in the positions, corresponding to the fixing strips, of the guide plate. One end of the rubber band is clamped in the clamping grooves and penetrates through the guide holes. The fixing block is fixed to the lower surface of the brace plate, a hook-and-loop fastener belt slotted hole is formed in the fixing block, and the hook-and-loop fastener belt penetrates through the hook-and-loop fastener belt slotted hole. In the mode, the muscle tendon exercising brace can safely and accurately exercise the functions of the flexor tendon.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of tendon training braces, in particular to a tendon training brace for exercising tendon functions and preventing adhesion after flexor tendon repair in hand surgery. Background technique [0002] After the fracture of the hand flexor tendon rupture, the wrist is often fixed with plaster so that the fingers are in the flexion position. In order to avoid adhesion and re-rupture of the ruptured tendon, it is often necessary to fix and pull the affected finger while passively flexing the affected finger at regular times every day. The common method is One end of the rubber band is connected to the affected nail plate, and the other end is fixed to the gauze on the proximal forearm. When the affected finger is fixed and pulled, the rubber band is kept at a certain tension and the proximal end is fixed on the forearm gauze. When the function of the affected finger is exercised, the proximal end is loosened. Pull the rubbe...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] After the fracture of the hand flexor tendon rupture, the wrist is often fixed with plaster so that the fingers are in the flexion position. In order to avoid adhesion and re-rupture of the ruptured tendon, it is often necessary to fix and pull the affected finger while passively flexing the affected finger at regular times every day. The common method is One end of the rubber band is connected to the affected nail plate, and the other end is fixed to the gauze on the proximal forearm. When the affected finger is fixed and pulled, the rubber band is kept at a certain tension and the proximal end is fixed on the forearm gauze. When the function of the affected finger is exercised, the proximal end is loosened. Pull the rubber band after pulling the rubber band according to the requirements, but the patient often cannot accurately locate the original fixed point of the proximal rubber band after each exercise or after changing the gauze, and the patient often cannot accurately follow the tension required by the attending physician during each exercise to exercise, so it often affects the exercise effect, and it is often necessary for the attending physician to repeatedly teach the patient how to exercise, which reduces the exercise efficiency

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