Auxiliary body position fixing device after burn plastic surgery

Abstract

The invention discloses an auxiliary body position fixing device after burn plastic surgery. The device comprises lifting plates, a lifting rod, a support frame and a base. The support frame includesa connecting sleeve and two L-shaped connecting rods. The L-shaped connecting rods are respectively inserted into two ends of the connecting sleeve. The bottom of the lifting rod is welded with the base; and the top of the lifting rod is fixedly connected with the connecting sleeve. The top ends of the two L-shaped connecting rods are respectively provided with the lifting plates; the upper surfaces of the lifting plates are in a downwards-concave arc shape; a plurality of fixing belts are fixed to the upper surfaces of the lifting plates; one side of each fixing belt is fixedly connected withone lifting plate and the other sides of the lifting plates are provided with binding buckles adhered to the fixing belts. When the leg of a patient needs to be lifted, the patient adopts a sitting posture and the height of the lifting device is adjusted by adjusting the lifting rod; and when the two legs of the patient are lifted, the distance between the two lifting plates is adjusted through the connecting length of the L-shaped connecting rods and the connecting sleeve, so that the patient can have a comfortable angle.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to an auxiliary body position fixation device after plastic surgery for burns. Background technique [0002] When performing plastic surgery on burn patients, surgical treatment is required. In order to promote venous blood return and reduce limb swelling and pain after burn surgery, especially for leg burn patients, it is necessary to raise the legs to facilitate postoperative recovery. . However, the existing raising methods generally use items such as quilts, pillows, etc. to elevate. These items are poorly adjustable, uncomfortable for patients to use, unfavorable for postoperative wound healing, and easily lead to increased chances of infection. Moreover, the height, angle, etc. raised by this adjustment method cannot be adjusted, which will easily cause discomfort to the patient when the patient's leg is raised, and affect the postoperative recovery effect. Contents...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the existing raising methods generally use items such as quilts, pillows, etc. to raise them. The adjustment of these items is poor, and the patients are uncomfortable to use, which is not conducive to the healing of postoperative wounds, and it is easy to increase the chance of infection.

Moreover, the height, angle, etc. raised by this adjustment method cannot be adjusted, and it is easy to cause discomfort to the patient when raising the patient's leg and affect the postoperative recovery effect.

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