Adjustable scoliosis traction device

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of traction devices, and discloses an adjustable scoliosis traction device. The adjustable scoliosis traction device comprises a walking module, a fixing module, an armrest module, a traction module, a height adjusting module, a tightness adjusting module, an audio acquisition module, a tensile force detection module, a signal transmission module, a display module and a control module, wherein acquired audio information can be processed and recognized through an external controller, detected junk information is processed, and through processing results and preset parameters, the height of armrest frames and tensile force of a traction rope are adjusted and controlled. By means of the adjustable scoliosis traction device, traction force can be intelligently adjusted through the tightness adjusting module, the adjustment speed is high, the traction force can be adjusted modestly, in the premise of guaranteeing a traction effect, comfort of a patient is improved, the height and the tensile force can be remotely adjusted through the control module, and the audio acquisition module can be in cooperation with the control module, so that audiocontrol of the traction device is achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of traction devices, in particular to an adjustable scoliosis traction device. Background technique [0002] Present: Scoliosis is a common skeletal system disease in adolescents and children. According to the standards of the International Scoliosis Research Society (Scoliosis Research Society, SRS), a scoliosis angle above 45°-50° meets the standard for surgery. Long-segment fusion is not recommended for children under 10 years of age due to the developmental needs of the spine, chest width, and lungs. For patients over 10 years old with severe scoliosis whose deformity angle exceeds 90°, the risk of direct spinal surgery is extremely high. Existing literature reports concluded that the use of spinal halo gravity traction technology can delay the time of fusion surgery for early-onset scoliosis. For patients with severe scoliotic deformity, 2-3 weeks of spinal halo gravity traction before surgery can re...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] (1) The existing technology requires the patient to maintain a relatively static posture during the traction treatment process, and the spine, pelvis and lower limb muscles cannot get proper exercise, which will easily cause lower limb muscle atrophy and body coordination decline after a long time

[0007] (2) Gravity traction mainly uses weights or sandbags. At the beginning of each time, the assistant needs to gradually increase the weight of the heavy object to be pulled. Improper operation during the traction process can cause heavy injuries. Safety hazards for all personnel

[0008] (3) The traction force cannot be automatically and intelligently adjusted

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