Upper limb and abdomen skin flap postoperation elevation exercise device and exercise management system

Abstract

A multifunctional upper limb and abdomen skin flap elevation exercise device comprises a structural execution part and an electrical control part. The structural execution part comprises an upper arm supporting unit, a forearm supporting unit and a hand supporting unit. The front end of the upper arm supporting unit and the rear end of the forearm supporting unit are rotationally connected. The front end of the forearm supporting unit and the rear end of the hand supporting unit are connected. The upper arm supporting unit comprises an upper arm base. The forearm supporting unit comprises a forearm base. According to the structure of each of strip-shaped air bags of the upper arm supporting unit and the forearm supporting unit, the strip-shaped air bag is divided into multiple independent segments in the length direction of the strip-shaped air bag, and the pressure intensity in each segment of the air bag is controlled by the electrical control part. The top of the upper arm supporting unit is further connected with an oxter ball bag used for being placed on the oxter of the human body. The electrical control part comprises a power source, an air source, a controller, a power device and a man-machine interaction unit. An upper limb and abdomen skin flap elevation exercise management system of a skin flap transplantation patient comprises a system server and one or more multifunctional upper limb and abdomen skin flap elevation exercise devices.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a multifunctional upper limb abdominal flap postoperative raising and training device integrating raising and functional training. Background technique [0002] Hand trauma is a common surgical injury in clinical practice, and the common causes of injury include electric shock, traffic accident, and instrument smash. For hand trauma caused by flap detachment, flap transplantation is needed to heal the wound, and pedicled abdominal flap transplantation for hand trauma is more common in clinical treatment. [0003] Abdominal pedicled flap is one of the commonly used surgical methods in hand surgery to repair hand skin defects. Clinical observations show that this operation can cause dysfunction of shoulder, elbow, and wrist joints on the affected side. The pedicle of the abdominal pedicled flap is usually cut off 3 weeks after the operation. In order to prevent the flap fr...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Early rehabilitation nursing is very important to prevent upper limb joint dysfunction after abdominal pedicle flap operation. Patients often use soft pillows or elevating pads to raise the affected limbs during bed rest. A device for assisting patients in functional exercise of affected limbs

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