External fixing splint and pelvis pocket brace for thoracolumbar sacral vertebral fracture and application thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses an external fixing splint and pelvic pocket brace for thoracolumbar sacral fracture and application thereof. The brace comprises an external fixing splint assembly and a pelvisbag assembly, the pelvis bag assembly comprises two arched sheets, wearing rings are arranged below the outer sides of the arched sheets, connecting strips are arranged between the wearing rings andthe arched sheets, the connecting strips are in an X shape, and the ends of the upper parts of the connecting strips are respectively sewn at the two sides of the middle part of the lower ends of thearched sheets; and the external fixing splint assembly comprises a first splint and a second splint, the inner surfaces of the first splint and the second splint are each adhered with a spongy cushionlayer, the middle lower part of the outer side surface of the spongy cushion layer is sewn with a third loop hook and loop matched with a third hook hook and loop, and the first splint and second splint are respectively clamped between the arched sheets. The brace is simple in structure and convenient to wear, is favorable for controlling the pelvis of patients suffering from spinal cord injury of lower chest section and spinal lumbar section, and is further favorable for popularization and use.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of rehabilitation training equipment, in particular to an external fixation splint for thoracolumbar and sacral vertebrae fractures, a pelvic pocket brace and applications thereof. Background technique [0002] Patients with lower thoracic and lumbar spinal cord injuries have loss of motor function in both lower limbs. During walking training, lower abdominal muscle strength is needed to swing the hips. However, the ability to control the pelvis is related to the patient's walking function; when the patient is standing or walking, the pelvis Anteroposterior tilt or the lower edge of the lumbosacral splint will further restrict the range of motion of the pelvis. Long-term overuse of the lower back and abdominal muscles will cause lower back pain, affect the quality of life of the patient, and lead to a decrease in the patient's satisfaction with rehabilitation. Therefore, there is a need for rehabilitation en...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Patients with lower thoracic and lumbar spinal cord injuries have loss of motor function in both lower limbs. During walking training, lower abdominal muscle strength is needed to swing the hips. However, the ability to control the pelvis is related to the walking function of the patient; when the patient is standing or walking, the pelvis Anteroposterior tilt or the lower edge of the lumbosacral splint will further restrict the range of motion of the pelvis. Prolonged overuse of the lower back and abdominal muscles will cause lower back pain, affect the quality of life of the patient, and lead to a decrease in the patient's satisfaction with rehabilitation.

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