Multifunctional rehabilitation trousers for severe hemiplegia patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a pair of multifunctional rehabilitation trousers for a severe hemiplegia patient. The pair of multifunctional rehabilitation trousers comprises a trouser waist, a left trouserleg, a right trouser leg, a hip joint monitor, thigh rings, knee joint ultrasonic rings, shank rings, foot sole movable devices and a displayer. The left trouser leg and the right trouser leg are connected to the lower side of the trouser waist. The hip joint monitor is arranged on the inner side face of the trouser waist. The thigh rings are arranged on the lower sides of the joints of the leftand right trouser legs and the trouser waist. The knee joint ultrasonic rings are arranged in the middle of the left trouser leg and the middle of the right trouser leg. The shank rings are arranged on the lower sides of the knee joint ultrasonic rings. The foot sole movable devices are connected to the lower end of the left trouser leg and the lower end of the right trouser leg. Each foot sole movable device comprises an ankle joint ultrasonic ring, a palm fixing device, toe sleeves, an auxiliary slide wheel and a pressure sensor. The displayer is fixedly installed on the front surface of theright trouser leg. The pair of multifunctional rehabilitation trousers is a medical apparatus which integrates monitoring, data analyzing and rehabilitation correcting treatment with atlas monitoringas the basis, data analyzing as the guidance and rehabilitation correcting treatment as the aim.

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology helps healthcare providers improve their ability to treat peoples who have difficulty moving around due to neurology issues like Parkinson disease (PD). It involves measuring how well these individuals move on both legs while still doing things they normally did without them. By comparing different movement patterns from one person to another, researchers may identify areas where there was trouble beforehand that could be corrected later if needed. These systems also automate certain therapy procedures based upon analysis of specific movements made over time. Overall, this system improves overall outcomes for those afflicted by PD symptoms.

Problems solved by technology

This patents describes various ways how elderly individuals can have difficulty navigating themselves around without falling down from stairs due to strokes or neurology issues such as brain injuries. These challenges require therapists who specialized training on these older persons to help them move more smoothly while still maintaining stability during reheating sessions. Additionally, there may also exist other technical solutions like exercise machines which provide resistance but only temporarily slows up movements over longer periods.

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