IPC(intermittent pneumatic compression)-like nursing device for lower limb vessel diseases and diabetic foot

Abstract

The invention provides design for a nursing device for diabetic foot and lower limb vessel diseases such as varicose veins. The nursing device is characterized in that a shank of a patient is extrudedrhythmically by an air bag, air bag inflation pressure and air bag exhaust time are automatically set by a user through a control panel, and any combination of nursing schemes with different inflation pressure and different exhaust time can be realized, so that purposes of personalized optimal efficacy and optimal experience of the user are achieved according to own experience of the user or combination of related monitoring technologies.

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【Technical Field】 [0001] The invention belongs to the field of auxiliary treatment and rehabilitation nursing devices for lower limb vascular diseases such as varicose veins and diabetic feet. 【Background technique】 [0002] Varicose veins and deep vein thrombosis are common lower extremity vascular diseases in middle-aged and elderly people, which seriously affect the quality of life of the patient population. Diabetic foot, as a diabetic complication, has the characteristics of high incidence and high disability, which makes Its diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation have attracted much attention. Vascular disease of the lower limbs and feet is one of the main pathogenesis of diabetic foot. Insufficient blood supply to the foot tissues can lead to symptoms such as ulcers and gangrene, which is an important cause of amputation in patients with diabetic foot. Squeezing the lower extremities can improve the hemodynamic indicators of the diseased blood vessels in the lower extrem...

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Problems solved by technology

Although the existing IPC-type nursing devices have been applied in the clinical and rehabilitation treatment of diabetic feet, they still have some obvious disadvantages: (1) the degree of improvement of the blood perfusion level of the foot is limited; (2) there is no Feedback control based on human hemodynamic signals is difficult to ensure the improvement of foot hemodynamics in different patients and under different conditions; (3) The parameters of pressurization strategy and inflation and exhaust timing are fixed, and there is insufficient hemodynamic force Scientific research basis, the treatment effect is difficult to guarantee

[0005] In summary, the existing IPC-like nursing devices are too dogmatic in pressurization pressure and treatment parameters, and the related treatment effect mechanism is not clear, which limits their use in some ischemic limb diseases (such as diabetic foot) Application in clinical treatment and rehabilitation

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