Cerebral palsy wheelchair

Abstract

The invention discloses a cerebral palsy wheelchair. The cerebral palsy wheelchair structurally comprises a vehicle frame main body, a backrest frame hinged to the upper end of the vehicle frame mainbody, a seat plate frame pivoted into the vehicle frame main body, a first self-locking adjusting device for positioning the backrest frame and a second self-locking adjusting device for positioning the seat plate frame, wherein the backrest frame is positioned through the first self-locking device when the backrest frame is pushed by external force to adjust the angle relative to the vehicle frame main body, and when the seat plate frame is pushed by external force to adjust the angle relative to the vehicle frame main body, a left plate frame is positioned through the second self-locking device. According to the invention, through the unique structural design, the angle of the back of a patient can be adjusted through the backrest frame after the patient sits on the wheelchair, and the angles of the legs and the waist of the patient can be adjusted through the seat plate frame, so that nursing personnel can conveniently and randomly adjust the sitting posture of the patient.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a wheelchair for cerebral palsy. Background technique [0002] Wheelchair is an important tool for rehabilitation. It is not only a means of transportation for physically disabled and handicapped people, but more importantly, it enables them to perform physical exercises and participate in social activities with the help of wheelchairs. Ordinary wheelchairs are generally composed of four parts: wheelchair frame, wheels, brake device and seat. The main symptoms of patients with cerebral palsy include movement disorders. Patients have poor motor self-control ability. In severe cases, they cannot grasp things with their hands, walk with their feet, and some even cannot turn over, sit up, or stand. Because wheelchairs for patients with cerebral palsy are different from wheelchairs for those with physical disabilities, the wheelchairs used by patients with cerebral palsy require that the seat and backrest can be adjusted accordingl...

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Problems solved by technology

The main symptoms of patients with cerebral palsy include movement disorders. Patients have poor motor self-control. The wheelchairs used by patients with cerebral palsy are different from those used by those with physical disabilities. The wheelchairs used by patients with cerebral palsy require that the seat board and back board can be adjusted accordingly to facilitate the adjustment of the patient's sitting posture. At present, very few wheelchairs on the market are specially designed for Designed for patients with cerebral palsy, either the backrest cannot be adjusted or the seat board cannot be adjusted, and there are problems such as inconvenient adjustment, complicated structure, and high production cost.

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