Adjustable head and neck body position fixator

Abstract

The invention discloses an adjustable head and neck body position fixator. The fixator comprises a head fixing mechanism, a neck fixing mechanism and a chest fixing mechanism, the neck fixing mechanism comprises an open-ring-shaped neck sleeve and an arc-shaped pillow connected to the neck sleeve, the neck sleeve is made of a flexible material, and the pillow is detachably connected with the frontchest side of the chest fixing mechanism through a first connecting belt. The defects that a patient feels uncomfortable and cannot insist for a long time due to traditional neck anteflexion are overcome, the neck anteflexion position of the patient can be kept in a comfortable state, and rehabilitation of the patient is promoted.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of head and neck fixation equipment, in particular to an adjustable head and neck body position fixer. Background technique [0002] Ring tongue fixation is often performed in laryngeal tumor surgery, in order to reduce the tension of the local anastomosis, avoid anastomotic dehiscence, reduce scar formation, and promote incision healing. Within 7-10 days after the operation, the patient is required to keep his head buried all the time, regardless of whether he is lying in bed, sitting, standing or walking, so that the mandible is as close to the sternum as possible. However, people have the habit of unconsciously maintaining the functional position when the upper body is upright (raising the head and looking straight ahead), and leaning back with the pillow when lying down; this brings great obstacles to the healing of the anastomosis. Clinically: plaster immobilization; sutures are sutured between the left and righ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, people have the habit of unconsciously maintaining the functional position when the upper body is upright (raising the head and looking straight ahead), and leaning back with a pillow when lying down; this brings great obstacles to the healing of the anastomosis

Clinically: plaster immobilization; sutures are sutured between the left and right mandibular angles and the chest skin; the patient is always told to bury his head and put objects under the pillow to prevent the head from rising, which leads to the patient's comfort being seriously affected, or not being able to do it strictly to forward bend position

[0003] Moreover, in some head and neck operations, the patient's head is required to be fixed and braked within a certain angle range, but the patient's cooperation is poor and there are involuntary activities.

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