Infant malformation prevention head fixing device

Abstract

The invention discloses an infant malformation prevention head fixing device, which comprises a fixing device main body used for covering the head of an infant and more than one internal embedded element used for infant head correction, wherein the fixing device main body and the internal embedded elements are made of environment-friendly medical materials with soft and portable attributes; more than one group of positioning embedding holes matched with the internal embedded elements are formed in the fixing device main body; the internal embedded element comprises a pressure bearing surface in flat arrangement and more than one embedded positioning post fixedly arranged on the pressure bearing surface; the embedded positioning posts of the internally embedded element are embedded into thepositioning embedding holes; the pressure bearing surface is positioned in the fixing device main body. The infant malformation prevention head fixing device is safer, can be more easily accepted byparents, and more easily avoid the orthopedic treatment or operation in future.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to and specifically relates to an infant deformity-preventing head fixer. Background technique [0002] Cephalic deformity refers to the multi-circumference skull deformity caused by external force or craniosynostosis before or after birth, in which the head is subjected to abnormal external force (such as malposition, multiple births, torticollis, torticollis, etc.) Abnormal sleeping position) is the cause of most cranial deformities. Because the skull is soft and the cranial sutures are not closed, fetuses or newborns are most susceptible to deformation due to external forces. Common head deformities include plagiocephaly, brachycephaly, and asymmetric brachycephaly. Plagiocephaly is mainly caused by uneven pressure on the posterior occipital of infants, which eventually leads to excessive flattening of one side of the posterior occipital and excessive protrusion of the other side. Some infants may experience asymmetrical grow...

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Problems solved by technology

Thirdly, if parents frequently help infants and young children to adjust their posture, it may affect the sleep quality of infants and young children, thus affecting their growth and development.

However, the existing cranial fixation orthosis is aimed at infants of 4-18 months of age who have a certain degree of head deformity, and its wearing time is long (23 hours / day is generally recommended), and the price is relatively expensive; Mainly treatment, not prevention

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