Clinical percussion examination device for neurology department

Abstract

The invention discloses a clinical percussion examination device for the neurology department, and relates to the technical field of the neurology department. The clinical percussion examination device for the neurology department comprises a fixing ring and a rotating rod, the inner side surface of the fixing ring is provided with an air bag, the outer side surface of the air bag is connected with a non-slip mat, the outer side of the air bag is provided with an inflation inlet, a sliding groove is arranged in the outer side surface of the fixing ring, a sliding seat is arranged on the inner side surface of the sliding groove, and a rotating disc is connected to the outer side of the top of the sliding seat. According to the clinical percussion examination device for the neurology department, the air bag is adopted for fixing and clamping, so that the device can adapt to patients with different limb thicknesses and limbs at different positions without replacing parts, the use convenience of the device can be improved, and the comfort degree of the patients can be improved by adopting the air bag for fixing. In addition, an anti-skid pad made of rubber is laid on the outer surface of the air bag, so that the fixing firmness of the device can be further improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of neurology, in particular to a percussion inspection device for clinical neurology. Background technique [0002] Neurology is an independent second-level discipline. Neurology is a clinical medicine that studies nervous system diseases and skeletal muscle diseases. It mainly conducts research through internal medicine. Neurology usually uses percussion hammers to tap patients' limbs during examinations. Different parts of the patient can use pain feedback to judge the current situation of the patient's nerve transmission pain. [0003] However, the existing percussion hammers are usually held by doctors, and it is difficult to accurately control the percussion force, so that the patient's neurotransmission cannot be accurately judged. In addition, the fixed percussion hammer is inconvenient to move and adjust, resulting in fixed It is difficult for the percussion hammer to accurately strike the exact pos...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Aiming at the deficiencies of the prior art, the present invention provides a percussion inspection device for clinical use in neurology, which solves the problem that the existing percussion hammers mentioned in the above background technology are usually hand-held by doctors, and it is difficult to accurately control the percussion force. As a result, it is impossible to accurately judge the patient's neurotransmission situation. In addition, the fixed percussion hammer is inconvenient to move and adjust, which makes it difficult for the fixed percussion hammer to accurately strike the exact position.

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