Breast postoperative rehabilitation apparatus

Abstract

The postoperative mammary gland rehabilitation apparatus comprises a shell, two mounting plates, a guide sliding rail, a handle rod and a front clamping plate, and the two mounting plates are symmetrically mounted at the rear end of the shell. The device is installed at a proper height of a vertical wall, the arm of a patient is lifted once, the operation range of a handle rod is determined according to the lifted height, a corresponding button on a control handle is pressed, the handle rod is made to operate to the lowest position in the operation range, the patient stands on one side of the device, an affected limb holds the handle rod, a PLC motor is made to operate, and a fourth tooth-shaped wheel is driven to rotate; through transmission of a second tooth-shaped belt, a first tooth-shaped wheel rotates, then the first tooth-shaped belt is driven to drive a guide block and a handle rod to move together, bending and lifting exercises of an affected limb are achieved, the up-and-down operation range and the operation speed of the handle rod can be changed according to different patients, and the optimal exercise effect is achieved; the rehabilitation device can help a mammary gland postoperative patient to do active exercise and promote rehabilitation of the patient, and is high in practicability.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of rehabilitation equipment, in particular to a rehabilitation device for breast surgery. Background technique [0002] The affected limb after breast cancer surgery is prone to edema of the upper limb due to poor lymphatic and venous return, and wound scar contracture will prolong the functional recovery period of the affected limb. Based on the concept of evidence-based nursing, a large number of data show that planned postoperative functional exercise is beneficial Promote functional rehabilitation of affected limbs. According to the literature, 1-2 weeks after the operation, the patient can start to move the shoulder joint to do wall-climbing exercise without complications, but there is no professional equipment for wall-climbing exercise at this stage, and medical staff and patients have no experience with wall-climbing exercise. A clear understanding can not achieve the effect of functional exercise a...

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Problems solved by technology

According to the literature, 1-2 weeks after the operation, the patient can start to move the shoulder joint to do wall-climbing exercise without complications. However, there is no professional equipment for wall-climbing exercise at this stage. A clear understanding cannot achieve the effect of functional exercise and evaluation well, which is not conducive to the postoperative recovery of breast cancer patients. For this reason, a breast postoperative rehabilitation device is proposed to solve the above problems

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