Rehabilitation device applied after intra-ocular vitrectomy

Abstract

The invention discloses a rehabilitation device applied after intra-ocular vitrectomy, and belongs to the technical field of medical rehabilitation devices. The rehabilitation device comprises a moving base, a telescopic support and an elastic seat cushion, wherein the moving base comprises a left base, a right base and a telescopic mechanism; both the left base and the right base comprise housings, free wheels and driving wheels which are detachably fixed to the bottoms of the housings, and driving mechanisms which are arranged in the housings; the driving mechanisms are used for driving thedriving wheels in a rotating mode; two ends of the telescopic mechanisms are detachably fixed to the inner sides of the housings of the left base and the right base, so that a distance between the left base and the right base is adjusted; the telescopic support is a multi-section electric push rod, and the lower end of the telescopic support is detachably connected to the moving base by virtue ofa quick changing structure; the elastic seat cushion is arranged on the upper end face of the multi-section electric push rod in a parallel mode; and a push rod accommodating hole, which is used for accommodating the multi-section electric push rod, is kept in the joint of the elastic seat cushion and the multi-section electric push rod. With the application of the rehabilitation device provided by the invention, an obstacle or a moving object can be imaged by 360 degrees in an advancing process, so that safety is improved; and the rehabilitation device is adjustable in width and height, so that storage size is diminished and the rehabilitation device is more convenient to carry.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical rehabilitation devices, and in particular relates to a rehabilitation device for patients after vitrectomy. Background technique [0002] After vitrectomy, it is necessary to maintain a face-down position to rely on the upward force of silicone oil or gas to support and press the detached retina, so as to reset the retina and seal the tear. If the patient does not strictly maintain the body position and head position, not only is it not conducive to the reattachment of the detached retina, but it may also cause complications such as cataract and secondary glaucoma. Generally speaking, after silicone oil or gas filling, it is required to maintain a face-down position. When facing down, the mandible should be as close to the sternum as possible. This position should be maintained for about 16 hours a day. No matter sitting, prone, or walking, it is necessary to keep facing down. It lasts for 1 to 2...

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[0004] In view of this, the present invention aims at the above defects of the prior art and provides a rehabilitation device after vitrectomy to solve the problem of slow rehabilitation caused by the decline in self-care ability and limited movement of patients after vitrectomy.

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