Medical walking stick

Abstract

The invention discloses a crutch for medical use, which comprises a crutch body, a bracket and a telescopic rod. The crutch body is provided with a bracket. A telescopic rod is welded at the bottom of the bottom, and the side part of the second fixed sliding sleeve is rotationally connected with the supporting leg through a rotating shaft. In the present invention, the second fixed sliding sleeve is slidably sleeved on the thin rod of the telescopic rod, and the sides of the second fixed sliding sleeve are respectively connected with three supporting legs through rotating shafts. By unfolding and placing the three supporting legs, it can effectively improve the The support and stability of crutches, in the early stage of recovery, the support legs can be extended to improve the stability of the crutches and prevent the patient from causing secondary injuries. After a period of recovery, in order to increase the difficulty of training, the support legs can be retracted. In order to improve the stress of the injured leg, so as to achieve an efficient physical therapy effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to a medical crutch. Background technique [0002] A simple device for assisting walking, usually a wooden or metal stick. Crutches are an important aid in medical rehabilitation, such as walking sticks, elbow sticks, and axillary sticks. The cane is mainly used for mild needs, such as the elderly Or climbers, walking sticks are not products for the disabled, elbow sticks are products for the moderately disabled, and axillary crutches are necessities for people with severe lower limb disabilities (sickness, disability, etc.), and most people with lower limbs have to use axillary sticks for life. [0003] Crutches are an important auxiliary tool for the recovery of patients with lower limb injuries. For those with serious lower limb injuries, axillary crutches are usually used to assist treatment or walking. Second, in the early stage of recovery, the lower limbs should no...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Crutches are an important auxiliary tool for the recovery of patients with lower limb injuries. For those with serious lower limb injuries, axillary crutches are usually used to assist treatment or walking. Second, in the early stage of recovery, the lower limbs should not be under too much force, and the balance ability is poor. The stability of the traditional crutch support is not strong, and it is easy to cause secondary injuries to the patient during use. Some more stable crutches have been developed, but these crutches are not suitable for the patient's later return to use

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