Device for preventing shoulder joint dislocation of apoplectic hemiplegic patient

Abstract

The invention relates to a device for preventing shoulder joint dislocation of an apoplectic hemiplegic patient. The device comprises a chair frame, a back plate is fixedly arranged on one side of thechair frame, screw rods are symmetrically and fixedly arranged in an inner cavity of the back plate, sliding nuts are connected to the outer sides of the screw rods through threads, the sliding nutspenetrate through the back plate to be fixedly connected with a backup plate, fixing belts are symmetrically and fixedly arranged on two sides of the backup plate, a headrest is fixedly arranged at the top of the back plate, armrest plates are fixedly arranged on two sides of the top of the chair frame, storage grooves are formed in the armrest plates, supporting rods are arranged in the storage grooves in a sliding mode, hand supports are fixedly arranged at the top ends of the supporting rods, a mounting plate is fixedly arranged at the bottom of the chair frame, fixed blocks are fixedly arranged at the bottom of the mounting plate, a rotating shaft is rotationally arranged between the fixed blocks, traveling wheels are fixedly arranged at two ends of the rotating shaft, a driving motoris fixedly mounted on the mounting plate, moving is more stable, shoulders and arms of the patient can be fixed, and therefore the protection effect on shoulder joints is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a device for preventing shoulder joint dislocation of apoplexy hemiplegia patients, belonging to the technical field of medical devices. Background technique [0002] Hemiplegic patients are prone to shoulder subluxation due to the continuous gravity traction of their upper limbs due to excessive traction on the ligaments and joint capsules around the shoulder joint. Once a hemiplegic patient has shoulder subluxation, the later recovery is It is more difficult; hemiplegic patients in the flaccid stage are especially prone to shoulder subluxation, so when the hemiplegic patients are in the flaccid stage, they must be protected and necessary precautions should be taken to avoid shoulder subluxation and joint dislocation in hemiplegic patients. Painful situation; When the patient is sitting or standing, the shoulder joint on the affected side is well fixed on the chest wall, which can effectively avoid the pull of gravity on the u...

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[0002] Hemiplegic patients are prone to shoulder subluxation due to the continuous gravity traction of their upper limbs due to excessive traction on the ligaments and joint capsules around the shoulder joint. Once a hemiplegic patient has shoulder subluxation, the later recovery is It is more difficult; hemiplegic patients in the flaccid stage are especially prone to shoulder subluxation, so when the hemiplegic patients are in the flaccid stage, they must be protected and necessary precautions should be taken to avoid shoulder subluxation and joint dislocation in hemiplegic patients. Painful situation; When the patient is sitting or standing, the shoulder joint on the affected side is well fixed on the chest wall, which can effectively avoid the pull of gravity on the upper limb and cause the ligament and joint capsule around the shoulder joint to relax, thereby preventing shoulder joint subluxation Hemiplegic patients take wheelchairs for a long time every day; however, the existing wheelchairs can meet the transportation needs of hemiplegic patients, but do not have the function of preventing shoulder joint dislocation of hemiplegic patients If the function of fixing the shoulder joint of hemiplegic patients is added to the existing wheelchair, it will bring great convenience to hemiplegic patients

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