Lower limb rehabilitation training bed

Abstract

The invention relates to a lower limb rehabilitation training bed which comprises a bed frame, a backrest lifting device, a lower limb suspension device and a lifting device, and is characterized in that the training bed further comprises a movable bed board device and a lower limb training device; the bed frame comprises a base, a bed board bracket and a buttock support board; the bed board bracket is fixed above the bed head part of the base; the buttock support board is connected to the bed tail part of the bed board bracket; two groups of chutes are formed in the base in the length direction of the bed frame; the chutes on the inner sides are short chutes, while the chutes on the outer sides are long chutes; the short chutes are near the bed tail side and used for being connected with the movable bed board device; the long chutes are used for mounting of the lower limb suspension device; the lifting device is fixed on the base between the two short chutes; the upper part of the lifting device is connected with the lower limb training device; chutes are formed in the back part of the upper surface of the lifting device; the movable bed board device comprises guide wheels, lower bed boards and pins; each lower bed board comprises a concave flat board.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of rehabilitation medical equipment, in particular to a lower limb rehabilitation training bed. Background technique [0002] Most patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases or nervous system diseases are accompanied by paralysis symptoms and lower limb movement disorders. Medical theory and clinical medicine have proved that in addition to early surgical treatment and necessary drug treatment for such patients, correct and scientific rehabilitation training is very important for limbs. The recovery and improvement of motor function plays a very important role. At present, most of the existing lower limb rehabilitation training equipment adopts a suspended weight-reducing walking structure. For example, a Lokomat walking rehabilitation training robot system developed and produced by Swiss Hocoma Company is mainly composed of a treadmill, a body weight support system and a ball screw structure. It is co...

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Problems solved by technology

The disadvantages are: the whole set of mechanism is cumbersome to wear and the control is complicated. It is suitable for patients with walking ability in the late stage of rehabilitation, and it is difficult to train patients who are bedridden in the early stage.

[0003] At present, the existing rehabilitation training bed for early bedridden patients has a single training mode, and most of the hip joints, knee joints and ankle joints only have a single rotational movement, which is far from the multi-degree-of-freedom movement required for rehabilitation training.

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