Self-adjustment leg muscle massage wheelchair

Abstract

The invention discloses a self-adjustment leg muscle massage wheelchair which comprises a seat. A front leg supporting seat and a rear leg supporting seat are in hollow structures and hinged to the right lower corner of the seat, a massage cushion is connected to the right side of each leg supporting seat, an elastic plate is arranged in each leg supporting seat, the right end face of each elasticplate is connected with the corresponding massage cushion through springs, a plurality of massage hammers are uniformly arranged on the right end face of each elastic plate, right ends of the massagehammers are abutted against the massage cushions, and magnets are arranged on the elastic plates respectively. Second slide rails are arranged on inner left side walls of the leg supporting seats, right sides of the second slide rails are in slide connection with iron blocks respectively, a second speed reducing motor is arranged at the top of each leg supporting seat, a motor shaft at the bottomend of each second speed reducing motor penetrates the top of the corresponding leg supporting seat to connect with a screw rod, and each screw rod penetrates the corresponding iron block and is in threaded connection with the same. By magnetic force of the magnets and elastic force of the springs, the massage hammers vibrate side to side, and the vibration force is transmitted through the massage cushions to massage leg muscles of a patient so as to promote leg blood circulation of the patient.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical machinery, in particular to a self-adjusting leg muscle massage wheelchair. Background technique [0002] Muscle atrophy refers to the loss of muscle volume caused by rhabdomyotrophy, the thinning or even disappearance of muscle fibers. In addition to the pathological changes of muscle tissue itself, muscle nutritional status is also closely related to the nervous system. Patients with muscular atrophy are bedridden for a long time due to muscle atrophy and muscle weakness, and are prone to concurrent pneumonia and pressure sores. In addition, most patients have symptoms of bulbar palsy, which poses a great threat to the lives of patients. [0003] For some patients who are bedridden or in wheelchairs for a long time and cannot move independently, because their legs cannot be moved, they are prone to atrophy. Therefore, it is necessary to massage their legs and perform leg exercises from time to ...

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[0003] For some patients who are bedridden or in wheelchairs for a long time and cannot move independently, because their legs cannot be moved, they are prone to atrophy. Therefore, it is necessary to massage their legs and perform leg exercises from time to time, so as to promote blood circulation in the legs and prevent Necrosis, generally speaking, the legs need to be assisted by family members or medical staff, which is very inconvenient, and manual massage is not controlled by the patient himself, and the massage efficiency is also low

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