Assisting device for assisting stroke patient in walking

Abstract

The invention provides an assisting device for assisting a stroke patient in walking. The assisting device comprises a main frame, waist installing supports, a backboard, two waist leaning rods, leg assisting mechanisms, armrests and a weight losing device, wherein the main frame is composed of four stand columns and four beams arranged at the tops of the four stand columns, the waist installing supports are arranged on the two adjacent stand columns, the backboard is arranged on the waist installing supports, the two waist leaning rods are arranged at the two sides of the bottom of the backboard, the leg assisting mechanisms are rotationally connected to the outer ends of the waist leaning rods, the armrests are arranged at the two sides of the leg assisting mechanisms, and the weight losing device is arranged on the corresponding beam and located at the tops of the leg assisting mechanisms. Automatic assisting operation can be realized, the stroke patient is helped to recover walkingduring early recovery state, the work intensity of nurses is reduced, the recovery time of the stroke patient is shortened, the recovery efficiency of the stroke patient is improved, and consumptionof social resources and the patient family is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical equipment, in particular to an auxiliary device for assisting stroke patients to walk. Background technique [0002] Stroke is the general term for acute cerebrovascular diseases in traditional Chinese medicine. It is a type of disease whose main symptoms are hemiplegia due to sudden fainting, unconsciousness, crooked mouth, and poor speech. Due to the high incidence and high mortality of this disease , high morbidity rate, high recurrence rate and many complications, so the medical community listed it as one of the three major diseases threatening human health along with coronary heart disease and cancer. Hemiplegia is also called hemiplegia, which refers to the movement disorder of one side of the upper and lower limbs, facial muscles and the lower part of the tongue muscle. The lower limbs are straightened, and the paralyzed lower limbs walk in a step and draw a half circle. This special walking posture...

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Problems solved by technology

However, for stroke patients, it is very difficult to achieve self-realized physical exercise, which is usually done through artificial assistance. This kind of auxiliary exercise has very high requirements for the assistants. If there is a little carelessness during the assistance period, the patient may fall cause secondary injury; there are also those who use auxiliary tools for physical therapy, but the current auxiliary tools are mostly passive auxiliary tools, which require the self-control ability of stroke patients to recover to about 70%. Patient is unavailable

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