Post-operative rehabilitation exercise device for Stanford A-type aortic dissection patients

Abstract

The invention discloses a post-operative rehabilitation exercise device for Stanford A-type aortic dissection patients, comprising a bottom plate, wherein an upper part of the bottom plate near one end of the bottom plate is centrally provided with a driving device, and two sets of lower limb exercise devices are arranged at the position close to the upper part of the bottom plate and two sides ofthe driving device symmetrically. The post-operative rehabilitation exercise device combines the passive rehabilitation movement and the active rehabilitation movement organically, can quicken the patient 's recovery speed, and can effectively prevent arteriovenous thrombosis, can accelerate intestinal peristalsis, increase vital capacity, so that phlegm discharge is facilitated and pulmonary complications can be reduced. In addition, the lower limb exercise devices of the two groups are convenient and quick to fix the lower limbs of the patients, so that the rehabilitation exercise device isconvenient to use, and the sponge pad can improve the comfort degree of the rehabilitation exercise device, thereby stimulating the interest of patients in using the rehabilitation exercise device for rehabilitation exercise, so as to achieve the purpose of rehabilitation exercise, which is worth popularizing and popularizing.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical instruments, more specifically, it relates to a rehabilitation exercise device for patients with Stanford type A aortic dissection after operation. Background technique [0002] Aortic dissection refers to a severe cardiovascular emergency in which the intima of the aortic wall is ruptured, and blood enters the aortic media along the rupture, separates the media, and expands along the long axis of the aorta, forming a separation of the two layers of the aortic wall. , If untreated, the fatality rate is about 50% within 48 hours. Aortic dissection is divided into Stanford type A and Stanford type B. The symptoms of Stanford type A are more common in the chest and interscapular region, and the symptoms of Stanford B type are more common in the back and abdomen. Surgery is the most effective way to treat Stanford type A aortic dissection, but this kind of operation takes a long time, is technically ...

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[0003] Most patients with Stanford type A aortic dissection undergo large vessel replacement and reconstruct the anastomotic stoma, which makes thrombosis and embolism prone to occur in the arterial and venous cavities. In addition, the long time of bed rest and incision pain after surgery lead to a higher probability of thromboembolism. Big

Effective and appropriate activities can not only prevent thrombosis and embolism, but also speed up intestinal peristalsis, increase lung capacity, facilitate expectoration, reduce pulmonary complications, prevent ICU-acquired weakness, and speed up recovery. Patients with decreased active exercise ability, especially those over 70 years old, due to their own age factors and the pain of the disease, their active exercise ability is not as good as before the disease. Therefore, a new method is proposed. Rehabilitation exercise device for patients with Stanford type A aortic dissection after surgery, which can help patients perform active and passive movements to achieve the purpose of rehabilitation exercise

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