Supporting device used after heel flap transplantation

Abstract

The invention discloses a supporting device used after heel flap transplantation, and relates to the field of medical supports. The supporting device used after heel flap transplantation can make the heel of a patient suspended and does not affect foot artery blood supply and venous return. The supporting device used after heel flap transplantation comprises three kirschner wires and two supports; the three kirschner wires are the first kirschner wire, the second kirschner wire and the third kirschner wire respectively, the first kirschner wire penetrates through the metatarsal bone of the patient, the second kirschner wire penetrates through the calcaneus of the patient, and the third kirschner wire penetrates through the lower portion of the tibia of the patient; and the two supports are located on the two sides of the foot of the patient respectively and support the kirschner wires, so that the foot of the patient is lifted and bent. The foot of the patient is lifted, the heel is suspended, and the heel is prevented from being pressed. Due to the fact that all the parts of the legs and the feet of the patient are not extruded, blood circulation at the heel flap is smooth, and the flap survival rate is obviously increased.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical brackets, in particular to a support device after heel flap transplantation. Background technique [0002] After heel flap transplantation, the affected limb needs to be raised appropriately to facilitate arterial blood supply and venous return, and to ensure that the heel is suspended in the air to avoid pressure. [0003] If the affected limb is simply supported under the calf with a supporting object, although the heel can be suspended in the air to avoid pressure, the long-term pressure on the back of the calf will affect the arterial blood supply and venous return at the heel, which is not conducive to ensuring skin care. flap survival rate. Utilize suspension object to suspend shank, also have same shortcoming. In the applicant's clinical practice, the above methods are adopted, and the survival rate of skin flaps is not very satisfactory. [0004] ZL201920870417.1 discloses a lower limb position f...

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In the applicant's clinical practice, the above methods are adopted, and the survival rate of skin flaps is not very satisfactory.

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