Massage clamp for preventing deep venous thrombosis of lower limbs

Abstract

The invention provides a massage clamp for preventing deep venous thrombosis of lower limbs. The massage clamp comprises a left clamping rod and a right clamping rod, wherein the two clamping rods arehinged to each other through a screw shaft; a handle is arranged at one end of each clamping rod, and a clamping plate is arranged at the other end of each clamping rod; a silica gel layer is arranged on the inner surface of each clamping plate; the surface, which is away from the corresponding clamping plate, of each silica gel layer is an arc-shaped surface; and when the left clamping rod and the right clamping rod are clamped, the arc-shaped surfaces of the two silica gel layers are U-shaped. The massage clamp has the beneficial effects that the massage clamp is simple in structure and convenient to carry and operate, and can be better attached to leg muscles; due to the technical scheme, after a medical worker stipulates a corresponding force value according to specific conditions ofa patient, the patient or a family member can independently operate the massage clamp on a sickbed, and can also operate the massage clamp at home after leaving a hospital and going home; and the massage clamp is simple to operate, has a full massage effect, and can well prevent the deep venous thrombosis.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of physical therapy tools for lower limb thrombosis, in particular to a massage clip for preventing deep vein thrombosis of lower limbs. Background technique [0002] During the treatment of orthopedic patients, after a fracture, the affected limb suffers from pain, swelling, and dysfunction. It is difficult to move after being fixed by a bracket or bone traction. The blood flow is sluggish, and venous thrombosis is easy to form when the blood is hypercoagulable. The main causes of deep venous thrombosis in the lower extremities are vein wall damage, slow blood flow and hypercoagulable state. It is more common in patients with long-term bed rest, limb immobilization, major surgery or trauma, advanced tumor patients or those with obvious family history. [0003] Venous thrombosis is a common peripheral vascular disease, which can lead to muscle paralysis, necrosis, and even circulatory system disorders. It i...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] Therefore, in manual massage, it is difficult to grasp the corresponding strength value, and the effect of full massage cannot be achieved, which greatly reduces the effect and affects the recovery of patients. When using thrombus pump massage, the thrombus pump equipment must be pushed to the patient's bed every time. The operation is complicated and the related work is time-consuming and labor-intensive. After the patient is discharged home, the thrombus pump equipment is too large and cannot be rented home for operation.

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