Back beating massager for patient in pulmonary function recovery stage after cardiothoracic surgery

Abstract

The invention discloses a back beating massager for a patient in a pulmonary function recovery stage after a cardiothoracic surgery. The back beating massager for the patient in the pulmonary functionrecovery stage after the cardiothoracic surgery comprises an arm lever, a motor, a rotating shaft, an eccentric wheel, a piston, a push plate, a first spring, a palm type shell, a heat-insulation cover, a heater, a sliding sleeve, a massaging block, a second spring and a massaging cushion. The back beating massager for the patient in the pulmonary function recovery stage after the cardiothoracicsurgery is skillful in structure and powerful in function, at first, by a lever type labor-saving rapping design, injury of a wrist of a medical worker can be relieved effectively, a rapping effect isfurther improved, the secreta in the body of the patient can be discharged easily, secondly, by an effect of cooperation of electric massage and a heating mechanism, the subcutaneous tissues and blood vessels of a patient can be effectively massaged, blood circulation can further be promoted greatly, the rehabilitation effect for the patient is improved finally, and the back beating massager is suitable for patients who are bedridden, are ill for a long time and become weak, do not have force to eliminate phlegm and the like; and promotion and application of the medical industry are facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a back-patting massager for patients with pulmonary function recovery after cardiothoracic surgery. Background technique [0002] At present, postoperative cardiothoracic surgery patients, due to the condition of their condition, lead to a decline in their own lung function, which causes a series of complications, such as pneumonitis, etc. Currently, turning over and slapping their backs are used to prevent pneumonitis in clinical practice, but In the prior art, back slaps are performed by medical staff with bare hands. Due to the different sizes, shapes, methods and strengths of the hands of medical staff, back slaps with bare hands are often not effective in expeling sputum, and patients often feel uncomfortable. The purpose of preventing or controlling collapsing pneumonia, and the physical exertion of medical staff is relatively large, which is inconvenient for clinic...

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[0002] At present, patients after clinical cardiothoracic surgery, due to the condition of the disease, lead to a decline in their own lung function, resulting in a series of complications, such as pendant pneumonia, etc., currently clinically turn over and pat the back to prevent pendant pneumonia, but In the prior art, back slaps are performed by medical staff with bare hands. Due to the different sizes, shapes, methods and strengths of th

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