Multifunctional urinary surgery calculus crushing device

Abstract

A multifunctional urinary surgery calculus crushing device comprises an angle-adjustable bed body, a pedal is arranged at the bottom of the bed body, a swing rod is arranged below the pedal, the middle of the swing rod is connected with one end of a short rod, the other end of the short rod is provided with eccentric blocks, the two eccentric blocks are connected with a power device a groove is formed in the bed body, the other end of a rotating shaft is arranged in the groove, a transmission shaft is arranged in the groove, two rectangular grooves are formed in the bed body, a plurality of chain wheels are arranged on the two sides of each rectangular groove, the chain wheels on the same side in each rectangular groove are connected through chains, and a rotating roller is arranged between the two chains. According to the device, pressure is applied to calculus through the rotating roller, and meanwhile the swing rod drives the pedal to swing left and right through the supporting rod, so that the left and right limbs of a patient are stressed alternately, vibration can be transmitted to the lower abdomen, gastrointestinal prolapse and other diseases are avoided, calculus removal can be accelerated, the comfort experience of the user and health data of other parts of the body are fully considered, and meanwhile due to the fact that the use position of the device is the reclining position, the device can adapt to patients with lower limb weakness and does not need to support the patients to walk or jump.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of calculus crushing, in particular to a multifunctional device for crushing stones in urology. Background technique [0002] Urinary tract stones are one of the most common urological diseases, and extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy is the first choice for the treatment of upper urinary tract stones. Its principle is to use electrohydraulic or electromagnetic shock wave generators to emit high-energy shock waves, penetrate the human body, focus on the urinary tract stones in the body, release energy to crush the stones, and the stone fragments will be discharged naturally, with less pain. However, it is still necessary to drink plenty of water and exercise to help expel stones. At present, the more common method is to jump, but it has certain safety hazards and may cause patients to fall. In addition, for the elderly or patients with weak lower limb strength, It's also hard to do. Contents of the invention [...

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However, it is still necessary to drink plenty of water and exercise to help expel stones. At present, the more common method is to jump, but it has certain safety hazards and may cause patients to fall. In addition, for the elderly or patients with weak lower limb strength, hard to do

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