Combined hemiplegia rehabilitation exercise walking aid

Abstract

The invention discloses a combined hemiplegia rehabilitation exercise walking aid which comprises a wheelchair, armrests, a wheelchair seat, large wheels, small wheels, a front upper support structure, a front lower support structure and a seat mechanism. Through combination of the wheelchair and the front upper support structure, the front lower support structure and the seat mechanism, the labor sum of patient relatives can be effectively relieved, patients which cannot completely take care of themselves, instable in standing, likely to lose balance and be completely hemiplegic can be helped for walking training and rehabilitation exercise, and the accidents of tripping and the like are avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of rehabilitation devices, and in particular relates to a combined walking aid for rehabilitation and exercise of hemiplegia. Background technique [0002] In the prior art, there are mainly two kinds of walking aids commonly used by hemiplegic patients: [0003] The first one is single crutches. The patient uses the healthy side of the limb to walk with the support of the single crutches. Because of its simple design, it can only be used by patients with mild hemiplegia who have basically recovered. For patients with complete hemiplegia (referring to severe hemiplegia), the physical When standing, it is difficult to ensure the balance of the body, and it is easy to fall, so it is not suitable for optional use. [0004] The second type is a wheelchair, which is only suitable for patients with a certain degree of activity in both upper limbs (including both hands), or for patients with mild hemiplegia. For p...

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[0003] The first one is single crutches. The patient uses the healthy side of the limb to walk with the support of the single crutches. Because of its simple design, it can only be used by patients with mild hemiplegia who have basically recovered. For patients with complete hemiplegia (referring to severe hemiplegia), the physical When standing, it is difficult to ensure the balance of the body, and it is easy to fall, so it is not suitable for optional use

[0004] The second type is a wheelchair, which is only suitable for patients with a certain degree of activity in both upper limbs (including both hands), or for patients with mild hemiplegia. For patients with complete hemiplegia (referring to severe hemiplegia) of one limb, Because it is difficult for the body to maintain balance when walking, the center of gravity is unstable, and it is easy to fall. It is impossible to perform rehabilitation training and recovery of body functions, and it is also unable to meet the needs of walking training and rehabilitation exercises. It has little effect on standing and walking exercises.

However, such walking aids require the patient to stand alone with a good body balance function, and the active movement and control functions of the lower limbs must be recovered to a certain extent before they can be selected. For patients with complete hemiplegia, it is difficult to ensure body balance when the body is standing. Falling, not suitable for optional use, so rehabilitation training and recovery of body functions cannot be performed

[0006] Now, for some patients with complete hemiplegia on one side of the body (referring to severe hemiplegia), most of them are generally bedridden for a long time, and the muscles of the affected limbs are atrophied. It is difficult for the body to maintain balance when standing, and it is easy to fall.

Generally, they can only use wheelchairs, pushed by family members, to maintain daily walking, or are forced to stay in bed for a long time because of no one to take care of them. However, the rehabilitation training of these sick elderly people needs to be realized by walking. Only by walking on their own and persisting in exercising can they improve their physical fitness and quality of life and prolong their lifespan. The wheelchairs with existing structures can only replace these patients in walking, and cannot assist these patients in standing and walking exercises. Moreover, during the walking process, there will be Many emergencies cause patients to fall, which not only fails to achieve the purpose of rehabilitation training, but aggravates the patient's condition

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