Orthopedic external fixing frame

Abstract

The invention discloses an orthopedic external fixing frame. The orthopedic external fixing frame comprises a waist belt; two pairs of first bandages and second bandages are assembled on two sides ofthe waist belt respectively; second auxiliary hook-and-loop fasteners and second main hook-and-loop fasteners are assembled on the inner sides of the two pairs of first bandages and second bandages respectively; one ends of first rotating shafts are arranged on the side surfaces of the second bandages; the outer walls of the first rotating shafts are sleeved with one ends of first linkage rods capable of rotating around the self axes; the other ends of the first rotating shafts are in threaded connection with first threaded plugs to limit the first linkage rods; and one ends of second rotatingshafts are assembled at the other ends of the first linkage rods. A device can be fixed to the waist through cooperation of the waist belt, the first bandages and the second bandages; the feet can besupported through foot bases; the overall height can be adjusted through connecting mechanisms, so that the orthopedic external fixing frame is convenient for patients with different heights to use;and through cooperation of the first linkage rods, the second linkage rods, fixed rings and other structures, the orthopedic patient can be effectively helped to walk under assistance, so that the orthopedic patient can conduct normal walking training.

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Benefits of technology

This patented an orthopaedic external fixing apparatus helps medical professionals hold their knee-welders steady during physical therapy sessions or perform other activities without causing any issues such as back pain caused when they are bent over too much weight. Additionally, this equipment allows them to move around freely while still being able to maintain good balance between upper body muscles and lower leg joint movements.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed in the patents relates to improving patient outcomes when performing leg-fracture treatment procedures such as reduction joints undergoing internal stabilization therapy (CFT). Current methods involve fixing broken legs through various means like castors that require extra equipment for proper positioning on the body after correction has been achieved. There may be limitations associated with these techniques due to their complexity and lack of intuitive understanding from physiological perspective.

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