Lower limb mirror image rehabilitation device

Abstract

The invention discloses a lower limb mirror image rehabilitation device, which comprises a base, the base is provided with a seat device, a rehabilitation training device and a mirror device, the seatdevice is slidable back and forth on the base, and is connected to a first chute and a second chute through a first T-shaped slide rail and a second T-shaped slide rail, and the rehabilitation training device is slidable back and forth on the base, and is connected to a third chute and a fourth chute through a third T-shaped slide rail and a fourth T-shaped slide rail. The rehabilitation device can induce the movement of the lower limbs of the affected side through the mirror neurons of the brain, and promotes the ankle joint extension and the knee flexion, and the motion can be induced by the bilateral joint action to promote the lower limb rehabilitation of a stroke patient. The rehabilitation device is directed to the simultaneous treatment of lower limbs function in stroke patients, the two can be used in combination, and the rehabilitation device is the multi-functional rehabilitation device for lower limbs that combines mirror therapy and exercise therapy techniques to provide efficient treatment for patients.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of rehabilitation equipment, in particular to a mirror rehabilitation device for lower limbs. Background technique [0002] According to the survey of the World Health Organization in 2018, the incidence of stroke in my country ranks first in the world, about 0.12% to 0.18%, twice that of the United States, and 70% to 80% of stroke survivors in my country have different legacy. Lower extremity motor dysfunction, manifested as decreased muscle strength, increased muscle tone, and abnormal movement patterns, seriously affecting the patient's standing, balance, and walking functions. For stroke patients, walking function is a predictor of exercise and fitness level, so restoring walking function is the primary rehabilitation goal. [0003] Mirror therapy was first proposed by Ramachandran et al. In the late 1990s, mirror therapy was introduced into post-stroke hemiplegia rehabilitation, mostly used for upper li...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] The current treatment for the lower limb function of stroke patients is separate or combined application of the two. There is a lack of multifunctional lower limb rehabilitation devices that comprehensively use mirror therapy and exercise therapy techniques to provide patients with efficient treatment.

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