A multifunctional orthopedic auxiliary traction device

Abstract

The invention discloses a novel multifunctional orthopaedics auxiliary traction device. The novel multifunctional orthopaedics auxiliary traction device comprises a supporting plate. Supporting legs are arranged at the four corners of the lower surface of the supporting plate. Two first adjusting plates are arranged on the upper surface of the supporting plate and are connected through a rotating shaft. One side of each first adjusting plate is connected with the supporting plate through a rotating shaft. By means of the first adjusting plates, the positions of the legs of a patient can be adjusted, the bending degrees of the first adjusting plates are adjusted through first power-driven expansion links, and adjusting is more convenient; by means of a second adjusting plate, the inclination degree of the upper body of the patient is adjusted so that the patient can feel more comfortable; the legs of the patient are fixed through fixing rings; the heights of the legs of the patient are adjusted through third power-driven expansion links, and traction is more convenient. The novel multifunctional orthopaedics auxiliary traction device is simple in structure, easy and convenient to operate and capable of carrying out traction on the patient, the patient can take a rest on the device, and the secondary injury of the patient is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a multifunctional orthopedic auxiliary traction device. Background technique [0002] When performing orthopedic assisted traction, medical staff often use continuous traction to fix fractures or dislocations, immobilize limbs with inflammation, correct limb contractures, and perform functional exercises. The patient's movement due to pain will affect the doctor's treatment of the traction site, and the fracture or dislocation cannot be accurately and easily repaired and fixed. It is easy to affect the fracture or dislocation site. , will cause secondary damage to the patient's body, and if things go on like this, it will greatly increase the work difficulty of medical staff. Therefore, we propose a new multifunctional orthopedic auxiliary traction device. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a multi-functional orthopedi...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] When performing orthopedic assisted traction, medical staff often use continuous traction to fix fractures or dislocations, immobilize limbs with inflammation, correct limb contractures, and perform functional exercises. The patient's movement due to pain will affect the doctor's treatment of the traction site, and the fracture or dislocation cannot be accurately and easily repaired and fixed. It is easy to affect the fracture or dislocation site. , will cause secondary damage to the patient's body. If things go on like this, it will greatly increase the work difficulty of medical staff. Therefore, we propose a new multifunctional orthopedic auxiliary traction device

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