Traction-compression bidirectional device for promoting tibia fracture postoperative healing
A tibial and stretching technology, applied in the field of stretching-compression bidirectional devices, can solve problems such as difficult bone healing, difficult coagulation of blood coagulation factors, and slow blood flow, so as to reduce internal and external adhesions of joints, promote the growth of callus, The effect of promoting the formation of new bone
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[0065] Such as figure 2 As shown, in this embodiment, the driving mechanism includes a pulling box 301 , a hammer body 302 and a driving part. The pulling box 301 is fixed on the middle part of the second arm, and the inside of the pulling box 301 has a slideway arranged along the length direction of the tibia, and the two ends of the slideway are closed. The hammer body 302 is slidably arranged in the slideway of the pulling box 301 , and the driving part is used to drive the two ends of the hammer body 302 opposite to the hammering slideway. The hammer body 302 hammers the two ends of the slideway respectively, and exerts hammering force toward the distal end and the proximal end on the U-shaped frame 20 , so as to apply compressive force or pulling force to the tibia.
[0066] Specifically, the driving part can be realized by using electromagnetism, including a first electromagnet 311 and two first permanent magnets 312 . The first electromagnet 311 is fixed on the hamme...
Embodiment 2
[0068] Such as image 3 As shown, in this embodiment, the driving mechanism includes a pulling box 301 , a hammer body 302 and a driving part. The pulling box 301 is fixed on the middle part of the second arm, and the inside of the pulling box 301 has a slideway arranged along the length direction of the tibia, and the two ends of the slideway are closed. The hammer body 302 is slidably arranged in the slideway of the pulling box 301 , and the driving part is used to drive the two ends of the hammer body 302 opposite to the hammering slideway. The hammer body 302 hammers the two ends of the slideway respectively, and exerts hammering force toward the distal end and the proximal end on the U-shaped frame 20 , so as to apply compressive force or pulling force to the tibia.
[0069] Specifically, the driving part can be realized by mechanical driving, which includes a first fixing box 321 , a first screw rod 322 and two rods.
[0070] The first fixed box 321 provides a fixed re...
Embodiment 3
[0072] Such as Figure 4 As shown, in this embodiment, the driving mechanism includes a second fixed box 331, a second electromagnet 332 and a second permanent magnet 333, and the second fixed box 331 is also arranged around the second arm of the U-shaped frame 20, and the second fixed box The box 331 has a hole for the first arm to slide out, so that the U-shaped frame 20 can slide into or out of the second fixed box 331, in order to keep the stability of the second fixed box 331 and ensure its position when driving. No movement occurs, and a suction cup is provided at the part where the second fixed box 331 is in contact with the bottom surface or the bed surface, so as to increase the stability of the second fixed box 331 . The second electromagnet 332 and the second permanent magnet 333 are oppositely arranged and fixed to the second arm and the second fixing box 331 respectively, and the second electromagnet 332 is connected to a circuit capable of switching positive and ...
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