Rehabilitation seat structure

Abstract

The invention provides a rehabilitation seat structure. The structure comprises bottom supporting rods, backrest rods of which the end parts are hinged to the end parts of the bottom supporting rods,and supporting rods and armrests of which the end parts are hinged to the middle parts of the backrest rods. The bottom supporting rods are provided with clamping pieces for clamping the supporting rods, the backrest rods are sleeved with a back cushion, the lower portion of the back cushion is detachably connected with a seat cushion, and the armrests are detachably provided with a rehabilitationassisting plate assembly capable of universally rotating relative to the armrests. According to the invention,by adopting the structure, a patient can sit on the rehabilitation seat, so that the bedridden time is shortened, pulmonary infection is reduced, the sitting and standing balance function of the patient can be exercised, the affected limb of the patient can be placed on the rehabilitationassisting plate assembly to do exercise at various angles, and therefore the affected limb can be functionally exercised as soon as possible and the daily living ability is improved.

Description

【Technical field】

[0001] The invention relates to the field of medical equipment, in particular to a rehabilitation seat structure. 【Background technique】

[0002] Stroke is a common cerebrovascular disease with high morbidity and disability. According to epidemiological surveys, the number of new strokes in the country is about 1.5 million every year, and the number of survivors after the disease is as high as 5 million. 75% of them lost the ability to work to varying degrees, and the severely disabled accounted for more than 40%. The disease leads to paralysis of the limbs and weakened nerve function of the patient, the decline of the patient's balance ability and the decline of the brain's self-control ability. Many patients cannot take care of themselves and need to stay in bed for a long time. Patients turn over in bed without special needs, and seldom sit or stand. Sitting is the transition process for bedridden patients from bedside treatment to out-of-bed rehabilit...

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