Head prostrating type supporting device for ophthalmology retina postoperative recovery

Abstract

The invention discloses a head prostrating type supporting device for ophthalmology retina postoperative recovery. The supporting device comprises a support frame, a bottom plate, a support sheet and a motor. The supporter comprises the support frame, the bottom plate and the support sheet. The support sheet is made of an elastic material. The edge of the support sheet is mounted in the inner wall of the support frame, and the top end of an air pipe is mounted at the bottom end of the support sheet. According to the supporting device, a structure for generating wind power is arranged. On the basis that the structural strength of the supporting pieces is guaranteed, the supporting pieces have good air permeability. Meanwhile, the same power source can be used for achieving circulating conveying of hot water, and therefore heat preservation operation is conducted on skin around eyes through flowing of the hot water. In addition, the tensioning force of the supporting piece can be adjusted, and it is avoided that due to the prostrating posture, the face skin is pulled towards the outer side, the skin is torn, and the healing of eye postoperative wounds is affected.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of ophthalmic equipment, in particular to a prone head supporter for ophthalmic retinal postoperative recovery. Background technique [0002] After retinal surgery, the patient needs to ensure that the contents of the eyeball can provide sufficient pressure on the retina, which can promote the rapid return of the retina. It is impossible to directly use heavy objects to press the eyeball, so the patient needs to be kept in a prone position and use gravity. Put pressure on the retina, so it is necessary to use a corresponding head support to ensure that the patient can maintain a prone position for a relatively long time, but the existing commonly used supports have the following problems in actual use: [0003] Most of the existing supports are composed of a support frame and an elastic support sheet. Some supports also include oxygen supply and related purification mechanisms. Most of the supporting sheets...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] The object of the present invention is to provide a head prone support for recovery after retinal surgery in ophthalmology, to solve the above-mentioned background technology. The existing support is mostly composed of a support frame and an elastic support sheet, partially The device also includes oxygen supply and related purification mechanisms, but in order to ensure that the weight of the face and head will not damage the support structure, most of the support sheets that directly contact the skin of the face are air bags or other airtight materials, and direct use of breathable The material will lead to the lack of structural strength of the supporting sheet, which is easy to be damaged, and it is easy to leave indentations on the face, and the use effect is poor

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