Novel multifunctional knee-chest position bed

Abstract

The invention discloses a novel multifunctional knee-chest position bed, and belongs to the technical field of medical apparatus and instruments. The technical problem that in the prior art, when anorectal examination is conducted by adopting the traditional knee-chest position, the body of a patient cannot be in a relaxed state, and the pain of the patient is increased is solved. The bed is provided with a bed board main body, a mold cavity is formed in the middle of the bed board main body; the bed board split which can protrude out of the upper surface of the bed board main body and be usedfor the knee-chest position of the patient is rotatably connected to the mold cavity through a hinge; a linkage mechanism driving the bed board split to rotate around the hinge is in spiral transmission connection with the lower portion of the bed board main body through a base; the bed board main body is located on the two sides of the end of the bed board split, and handrail components which can be hidden on the lower portion of the bed board main body or vertically erected on the two sides of the bed board main body are in sliding connection with the bed board main body in the width direction through a third slider. The bed has the advantages of being capable of relieving the pain of the patient and performing examination on the body keeping the relaxed state, high in universality andconvenient to use.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a novel multifunctional knee-chest bed. Background technique [0002] In clinical anorectal examination, it is often necessary for the patient to maintain a "knee-chest position" posture for examination. The knee-chest position means that the patient is lying on his knees, with his lower legs flat on the bed and slightly separated; his thighs are perpendicular to the bed surface, and his chest is attached to the bed. face, abdomen suspended, buttocks raised, arms bent and placed on both sides of the head. However, after abscess resection, the wound cannot be sutured, and new granulation needs to grow naturally from the inside to the outside. At first, the wound should be covered with sterile cotton balls. The necrotic tissue is scraped, and the patient often suffers from unbearable pain; [0003] When the above-mentioned traditional knee-chest position is used for examin...

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[0002] In clinical anorectal examinations, the patient is often required to maintain a "knee-chest position" posture for examination. The knee-chest position means that the patient is lying on his knees, with his lower legs flat on the bed and slightly separated; his thighs are perpendicular to the bed surface, and his chest is attached to the bed. face, abdomen suspended, buttocks raised, elbows bent, and placed on both sides of the head. However, after abscess resection, the wound cannot be sutured, and new

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