Head, neck and face movement device for hemiplegic patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a head, neck and face movement device for a hemiplegic patient. The head, neck and face movement device for the hemiplegic patient comprises a bottom plate, a first bracket, a second bracket and a third bracket, wherein the bottom plate is provided with a vertical bracket; the vertical bracket is provided with a seat plate and a backrest plate, wherein the backrest plate is provided with a trunk strap; the vertical bracket is provided with a head placement groove; the first bracket is rotatably arranged on one side of the vertical bracket and is provided with a lower jaw supporting plate; the lower jaw supporting plate is provided with a lower jaw positioning groove and is connected with the first bracket through a lateral sliding rail and a longitudinal sliding rail; the second bracket is rotatably arranged on the other side of the vertical bracket; the second bracket is provided with an unaffected side face positioning plate; one side of the unaffected side face positioning plate is provided with an affected side face movement mechanism; a containing groove capable of containing the face of a patient can be arranged between the unaffected side face positioning plate and the affected side face movement mechanism; and the third bracket is rotatably arranged on the top of the vertical bracket and is provided with a forehead movement mechanism and an eye movement mechanism.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of facial rehabilitation for hemiplegic patients, and more particularly relates to a device for moving the head, neck and face of hemiplegic patients. Background technique [0002] At present, cerebrovascular accidents have become a major killer of human beings, and the number of hemiplegic patients caused by them is also gradually increasing. Hemiplegic patients often have hemiplegia, loss of mobility of one side of the limb, and spasm or functional impairment of some muscles in the head, neck, and face. Change. Due to the pulling of the head, neck and facial muscles, the hemiplegic patient has a stiff head, deformed facial contours, and salivation. In the rehabilitation process of hemiplegic patients, the rehabilitation training of the affected limbs is often emphasized, while the rehabilitation training of the head, neck, and facial muscles is neglected, resulting in difficulties in later rehabilitation....

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Problems solved by technology

In the rehabilitation process of hemiplegic patients, the rehabilitation training of the affected limbs is often emphasized, while the rehabilitation training of the head, neck and facial muscles is neglected, resulting in difficulties in later rehabilitation

The current hemiplegia rehabilitation training device lacks the function of comprehensively carrying out the activities of the head, neck and facial muscles of the hemiplegia patient. The rehabilitation training is generally carried out by a rehabilitation teacher in a professional hospital to help the hemiplegia patient. Not only is it inconvenient to come and go, but also the cost is high.

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