A device for promoting early trunk muscle activity in hemiplegia

Abstract

The invention discloses a device for promoting early trunk muscle activity in hemiplegia, comprising: a bed body; a chest depressing mechanism, including: a first telescopic rod arranged on the bed head of the bed body; The telescopic end is rotatably connected; the slide rail is rotatably connected under the other end of the turret; the slider is slidably matched with the slide rail; the pressure plate is set at the lower end of the slider and has a V-shaped sheet structure, and the lower side is set to be in contact with the patient The rib shape matches the arc shape; the head movable mechanism can drive the patient's head to move up and down and left and right; two push plate mechanisms can push the patient's shoulder blades on both sides to move upward; the upper limb movable mechanism is set side, which can drive the patient’s arm on the affected side to lift and bend; the lower limb activity mechanism includes a vertical plate that slides and fits with the lower end of the bed board. The lower limb rotating assembly is arranged on the side.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical devices, and more particularly relates to a device for promoting early trunk muscle activity in hemiplegia. Background technique [0002] At present, cerebrovascular accidents have become a major killer of human beings, and the number of patients with hemiplegia is gradually increasing. In the early stage of hemiplegia, patients do not have the ability to control the movement of the trunk muscles, which manifests as dislocation of the lower thorax and scapula when lying on the back. Elevation affects the patient's abdominal breathing, and the movement of the trunk requires the assistance of the patient's family members, which is time-consuming and laborious. Therefore, it is necessary to design a device that can passively flex or rotate the trunk and limb muscles of the hemiplegic patient, promote the correction of the patient's ribs to the normal position, reduce the patient's muscle spasm, reduc...

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[0002] At present, cerebrovascular accidents have become a major killer of human beings, and the number of patients with hemiplegia is gradually increasing. In the early stage of hemiplegia, patients do not have the ability to control the movement of the trunk muscles, which manifests as dislocation of the lower thorax and scapula when lying on the back. Elevation affects the patient's abdominal breathing, and the movement of the trunk requires the assistance of the patient's family members, which is time-consuming and laborious

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