Monitoring device for pelvic floor muscle training

Abstract

The invention relates to a monitoring device for pelvic floor muscle group training, which includes a patch and a strain measuring component. The patch includes several sheets, each of which is matched with the shape of each pelvic floor muscle detection area of ​​the human body; each of the sheets has a corresponding thickness gradient structure; the pelvic floor muscle detection area includes One or more of the buttocks, genitals, anus, the base of the thigh near the genitals, and the outside of the anus. The strain measurement component includes a strain gauge, and the strain gauge is connected to the patch; the patch and the strain gauge deform synchronously with the detection area of ​​the pelvic floor muscle. The patch of the monitoring device for pelvic floor muscle group training is provided with corresponding thickness gradient structures for different parts of the human body, so that the deformation of each part of the patch is more sensitive, and the detection accuracy of the patch is improved while improving comfort.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a monitoring device for training pelvic floor muscles. Background technique [0002] Pelvic floor muscle training can effectively treat male pelvic floor dysfunction, urinary incontinence, uterine prolapse, hemorrhoids, chronic pelvic pain and other pelvic floor dysfunction diseases. Urinary incontinence can seriously affect the quality of life of men. It is generally believed that the support system of the urethra is affected. Injury and urethral lesions lead to dysfunction of the sphincter itself is the main cause of urinary incontinence, and the former is considered to be the most important reason. Therefore, synthetic slings are often used in clinical practice to strengthen the urethral ligament of the pubic bone, micro-sling surgery with a single microvaginal incision, and other surgical methods to treat urinary incontinence. Urinary incontinence is also one of the c...

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Problems solved by technology

However, there are many disadvantages in the existing methods. First, it is a training method based on the subjective feelings of the patient. There is no objective data or evidence to prove whether the patient is trained correctly or in place, which will directly affect the progress and effect of treatment. At present, there are various instruments and equipment for pelvic floor muscle repair in the market and clinical practice, but there is no instrument for monitoring the effectiveness of pelvic floor muscle training. During the process of pelvic floor muscle training, patients often have insufficient rhythm and range of motion. Normative, poor training effect

In addition, there are some sensing devices on the market that can detect human muscle movement. However, the patches of these sensing devices are generally round and small in size, which do not match the shape of the human pelvic floor muscle detection area, and have the same thickness and poor deformation sensitivity. , cannot be used to monitor the contraction and relaxation of the pelvic floor muscles

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