Rehabilitation training bed for stroke patient

Abstract

Disclosed is a rehabilitation training bed for a stroke patient. The rehabilitation training bed comprises a bedstead, a support plate, a control mechanism and a driving motor set; the support plate is composed of a fixed part and a rotating part which are hinged to each other, one end of the support plate is provided with a head and neck support, the head and neck support is of an inflatable structure, and the outer surface of the head and neck support is provided with electrode sheets capable of releasing stimulating pulses; a power mechanism and a push-pull rod are arranged below the rotating part to achieve upward pushing and downward returning of the rotating part. The support plate is provided with forearm fixing plates and calf fixing plates, wherein electrode sheets are distributed on the surfaces of the forearm fixing plates and the surfaces of the calf fixing plates; the driving motor set can drive the upper limbs or the lower limbs of the patient to make left-right swing and forth-back extension movement through the forearm fixing plates and the calf fixing plates. The rehabilitation training bed for the stroke patient can automatically conduct sitting-up and lying-down training, constant changing of the functional positions of the upper limbs and the lower limbs and pulse massage stimulation on the stroke patient, so that muscle spasm and atrophy of the stroke patient who is bedridden for a long time are effectively avoided, and the rapid rehabilitation of the stroke patient is promoted.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a rehabilitation training bed for stroke patients. Background technique [0002] Stroke, also known as stroke, refers to the loss of brain function that develops rapidly due to blockage of blood supply to the brain. 80% of strokes are ischemic strokes, which are caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain, leading to brain tissue dysfunction and necrosis. With the development of my country's economy, the pace of life is getting faster and faster, people's life pressure is increasing, and the number of stroke patients is also increasing. When stroke patients enter the rehabilitation period, most of them will leave sequelae such as hemiplegia, muscle spasm and atrophy, and aphasia to varying degrees. Among them, hemiplegia is the most common limb disorder, causing great pain to themselves and their families. [0003] In order to avoid limb muscle spasms and complet...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] In order to avoid limb muscle spasms and complete paralysis, it is necessary to regularly perform functional positioning exercises for the patient's limbs clinically. At present, the existing technology mainly relies on manual positioning of the patient's limbs, which is very troublesome and time-consuming. strenuous

Especially for some more serious stroke patients, due to the sequelae caused by brain damage, they cannot sit up and stand up by themselves. During the rehabilitation period, specialized medical staff or family members need to manually lift the patient up and sit up again and again. Moreover, this kind of exercise needs to be repeated many times a day, and the labor intensity is high, which adds great difficulty and burden to the medical staff, and it is not easy for the patient to persist.

It is for this reason that some patients cannot perform functional position placement exercises and joint activities in the best activity period in time, resulting in joint stiffness, muscle atrophy and other adverse consequences, which seriously affect the patient's ability to take care of themselves in life and bring psychological problems. pressure

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