Whole-course auxiliary support for shank fracture postoperative rehabilitation

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of lower limb postoperative rehabilitation equipment, in particular to a whole-course auxiliary support for shank fracture postoperative rehabilitation. The whole-course auxiliary support comprises a wearable part, a hip joint rotating part is rotationally arranged on one side of the wearable part, a thigh root rod is fixedly arranged below the hip joint rotating part, and an upper thigh rod sleeve is fixed to the lower end of the thigh root rod; he lower end of the upper thigh rod sleeve is provided with a thigh rod, and the lower end of the thigh rod is sleeved with an upper knee joint rod sleeve to form a thigh part, the upper knee joint rod is sleeved with the lower end of the thigh part, the lower end of the upper knee joint rod is connected with a knee joint rotating piece, the other end of the knee joint rotating piece is provided with a lower knee joint rod, and the lower knee joint rod is sleeved with a lower knee joint rod sleeve. A shank adjusting rod is sleeved with the lower end of the lower knee joint rod sleeve, and a heightening rod is sleeved with the lower end of the shank adjusting rod, so that the device can adapt to the lengths of different affected limbs, and the support and the functions of the support can be adjusted according to different rehabilitation stages.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of post-operative rehabilitation equipment for lower limbs, and in particular relates to a whole-course auxiliary support for post-operative rehabilitation of calf fractures. Background technique [0002] After calf fracture surgery, patients should take appropriate rehabilitation exercises according to the healing cycle. It is not advisable to lift the affected limb in the first three days after the fracture operation. At this time, the muscles need to be activated to promote blood circulation. Flexion and extension exercise. At this time, due to the short-term weakness of the thigh muscles due to long-term inactivity, the auxiliary training of nurses is required. In the mid-rehabilitation period, appropriate activities can be carried out, but weight-bearing should be avoided. Therefore, the method of actively stepping on the weight scale is usually used for training, which requires specific equipment. Later, you can ...

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[0002] After calf fracture surgery, patients should carry out appropriate rehabilitation exercises according to the healing cycle. It is not advisable to raise the affected limb in the first three days after fracture surgery. At this time, it is necessary to move the muscles to promote blood circulation. Nurses need to massage the muscles from time to time. After three days, joints can be started. Flexion and extension exercises. At this time, due to long-term inactivity and short-term weakness of the thigh muscles, nurse-assisted training is required. Appropriate activities can be performed in the mid-rehabilitation period, but weight-bearing should be avoided. Therefore, special equipment is usually used for training by actively stepping on the weight scale. Later, you can start walking on the ground. But still need someone to help;

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