An auxiliary recovery device for liver transplant patients

Abstract

The invention provides a liver transplantation patient auxiliary recovery device. The liver transplantation patient auxiliary recovery device comprises a handle, the handle is fixed to the upper end of a push rod, the lower end of the push rod is fixed into a rotating device, a running belt is arranged on the inner side of the rotating device, small wheels are symmetrically arranged on the lower part of the left side of the running belt, rear wheels are symmetrically arranged on the right side of the running belt, a cushion is arranged above the running belt, a first hinge support is arrangedin the middle of the lower part of the cushion, a first telescopic rod is arranged on the lower part of the first hinge support through a cylinder hinge, and elastic belts are arranged on the position, on the right side of the upper part of the cushion, of the recovery device. When a patient is moved to the suitable position through a wheelchair, the rear wheels of the recovery device are fixed, the back of the patient is fixed by using the elastic belts, the first telescopic rod is shortened to fold up the cushion, a second telescopic rod is extended, thus the patient stands, an exercise switch is turned on to enable the running belt to rotate, and the patient holds the handle by hand for exercising; and through the handle, the running belt is controlled when the patient leans forwards orbackwards, and the patient is prevented from falling down.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of wheelchairs, in particular to an auxiliary recovery device for liver transplantation patients. Background technique [0002] The liver is the largest internal organ in the human body. It is responsible for important and complex physiological functions and plays an important role in maintaining life and stabilizing the internal environment. It is one of the most complex organs in the human body. At present, end-stage liver diseases such as acute liver failure, liver Cirrhosis, liver cancer and other life-threatening problems have always been difficult problems in the medical field, and the mortality rate is very high. my country is a country with a large number of liver diseases, and a large number of people die due to liver diseases every year. The only mature treatment method. Patients after liver transplantation are often physically weak. Except in bed, patients generally use wheelchairs to travel. The ex...

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[0002] The liver is the largest internal organ in the human body. It is responsible for important and complex physiological functions and plays an important role in maintaining life and stabilizing the internal environment. It is one of the most complex organs in the human body. At present, end-stage liver diseases such as acute liver failure, liver Cirrhosis, liver cancer and other life-threatening problems have always been difficult problems in the medical field, and the mortality rate is very high. my country is a country with a large number of liver diseases, and a large number of people die due to liver diseases every year. The only mature treatment method. Patients after liver transplantation are often physically weak. Except in bed, patients generally use wheelchairs to travel. The existing wheelchairs cannot effectively assist patients in standing and walking recovery. In the early stage, some patients were in wheelchairs. Standing is very strenuous, and even if some people barely stand, they may fall down due to unstable center of gravity, causing the patient to be injured again

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