Lying leg raise type self-help traction multifunctional lumbar disease treatment bed

Abstract

The invention discloses a lying leg raise type self-help traction multifunctional lumbar disease treatment bed, comprising a bed frame and a bed plate; the bed plate is mounted movably on the bed frame, the bed plate may be driven to slide along the length of the bed frame by a hydraulic device mounted on the bed frame, the front end of the bed plate is provided with an elongated cheek recess, multiple pairs of receiving holes are distributed in the bed plate on two sides of the cheek recess, assist posts are mounted releasably in the receiving holes, an ankle fixator for fixing a patient's feet is mounted at the tail end of the bed frame, the ankle fixator is mounted movably a vibrating frame which is used for driving the ankle fixator to move up and down, and the ankle fixator may rotate relative the vibrating frame. The prone position is used herein as the treatment position, and single-side or double-side lower limb tractive treatments can also be performed respectively; the design concept of an existing traction bed is changed substantially, and the problem that known traction equipment has poor treatment effect or has no effect is solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medical device, in particular to a multifunctional lumbar disease treatment bed with self-service traction for lying on the back and raising legs, which can treat and maintain the lumbar disease by using traditional Chinese medicine chiropractic method. Background technique [0002] In the current non-surgical treatment of lumbar spondylosis, traction equipment is needed to reset and correct lumbar lesions. However, when utilizing existing traction equipment for traction, the patient is in a supine state, which is fundamentally wrong, because in a supine state, it is not a reasonable state for the required posture of the physiological curvature of the spine. The treatment positions of massage for diseases are contrary to each other. [0003] At present, the known lumbar traction equipment is that the patient lies supine on the traction bed, and the restraint straps are respectively tied to the patient's chest and hips, and t...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004]1. Too much traction makes the skin and soft tissue move, the intervertebral space is not stretched obviously, the traction is not in place, and the traction effect is inaccurate; Incorrect position of the belt may cause the belt to slide, the patient feels uncomfortable, the traction is weak, and the traction effect cannot be guaranteed; 3. The traction in the supine position does not conform to the physiological state of the spine's physiological curvature, and the mystery of TCM chiropractic cannot be correctly understood, so forced traction Harmful but not beneficial; 4. Impossible to perform

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