Standing bed for training standing balance

Abstract

The invention discloses a standing bed for training standing balance. The standing bed comprises a bed body supporting frame, a movable bed face is hinged to the end of the bed body supporting frame, a linear actuator and a buffer are arranged, and the two ends of the linear actuator and the two ends of the buffer are hinged to the back face of the movable bed face and the bed body supporting frame respectively. Pedals are arranged at the bottom end of the movable bed face and provided with force sensors, and the force sensors are provided with signal conditioning modules wirelessly communicated with an intelligent instrument. An evaluating system for standing balance is additionally arranged based on an ordinary standing bed so that a rehabilitee can know the stress situation of two legs in real time during standing training and consciously conduct lower limb balance training.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to a standing bed for training standing balance, 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. When normal people stand on their left and right legs, the bearing capacity is almost equal, while the existing standing beds are only for training. The support of the lower limbs of the patient cannot be determined whether the correct symmetrical training of the left and right lower limbs is performed. Therefore, the patient may have no support for the left and right lower limbs, and then train to another pathological state with unequal bearing capacity of the left and right lower limbs, resulting in the recovery. walk. Invention content: [0003] In order to overcome the defects of ...

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[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. When normal people stand, the left and right legs have almost the same bearing capacity, while the existing standing beds are only for training. The support of the lower limbs of the patient cannot be determined whether the correct symmetrical training of the left and right lower limbs is performed. Therefore, the patient may have no support from the left and right lower limbs to training into another pathological state with unequal bearing capacity of the left and right lower limbs, resulting in the recovery. walk

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