Rehabilitation treatment device and method for swallowing dysfunction patient

Abstract

A rehabilitation treatment device and method for a patient with swallowing dysfunction comprises a liquid bag (8) acting on the throat of the patient with swallowing dysfunction, a supporting frame (7) arranged on the liquid bag (8), a vertical beam (1) arranged on the supporting frame (7), and a fluid pump (91) arranged between the vertical beam (1) and the liquid bag (8). The upper end face of the liquid bag (8) is supported, expansion medium liquid is injected into the liquid bag (8) through the fluid pump (91), and external interference activity acting force is generated on the throat of a patient with swallowing dysfunction through the liquid bag (8). According to the swallowing-dysfunction patient rehabilitation device, slow expansion force generated by viscous liquid acts on the throat of a swallowing-dysfunction patient in the rehabilitation process, the technical problem that the throat of the patient is lifted up through the hands of a doctor is solved, and therefore the rehabilitation treatment effect of the swallowing-dysfunction patient is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to a rehabilitation therapy device and method, and more particularly to a rehabilitation therapy device and method for patients with swallowing dysfunction. Background Technology

[0002] Dysphagia refers to difficulty swallowing caused by various factors and occurring in different parts of the body. Dysphagia can affect food intake and nutrient absorption, and can also lead to aspiration pneumonia, which can be life-threatening in severe cases. Therefore, rehabilitation devices for patients with dysphagia are important. Currently, there are no rehabilitation devices specifically designed for patients with dysphagia; all existing devices rely on the doctor's hand to lift the patient's throat, resulting in varying degrees of pressure and thus affecting the effectiveness of the rehabilitation treatment. This invention explores the technical characteristics of the slow expansion force generated by viscous liquid acting on the larynx during the rehabilitation process of patients with swallowing dysfunction, and effectively addresses the problem of the traditional method of lifting the patient's larynx by the doctor's hands. The statements herein provide only background information related to this invention and do not necessarily constitute prior art. Based on the technical disclosure provided by the applicant on August 8, 2025, which addresses practical technical problems encountered during the work process, and through searching similar patent documents and existing technical problems, technical features, and technical effects in the background art, the technical solution of this invention is proposed. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The subject of this invention is a rehabilitation treatment device for patients with swallowing dysfunction. The subject of this invention is a rehabilitation treatment method for patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0004] In order to overcome the above-mentioned technical shortcomings, the purpose of this invention is to provide a rehabilitation treatment device and method for patients with swallowing dysfunction, thereby improving the rehabilitation treatment effect for patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution adopted by the present invention is: a rehabilitation treatment device for patients with swallowing dysfunction, comprising a liquid sac acting on the larynx of the patient with swallowing dysfunction, a support frame disposed on the liquid sac, a vertical beam disposed on the support frame, and a fluid pump disposed between the vertical beam and the liquid sac.

[0006] By incorporating a liquid bladder, support frame, upright beam, and fluid pump, the design achieves upper-side support for the liquid bladder through the support frame and upright beam, and injects an expansion medium liquid into the liquid bladder through the fluid pump. This liquid bladder then exerts an external interfering force on the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction. This allows for the application of a slow expansion force generated by the viscous liquid to the larynx during the rehabilitation process of patients with swallowing dysfunction, solving the technical problem of lifting the patient's larynx using only the doctor's hands. Therefore, it improves the rehabilitation treatment effect for patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0007] The present invention designs a liquid bag, support frame, upright beam and fluid pump that are interconnected in a manner that allows the slow expansion force generated by the viscous liquid to act on the larynx during the rehabilitation process of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0008] The present invention designs a liquid bag that is connected to a support frame, a vertical beam and a fluid pump in a manner that generates an external disturbance force on the larynx of a patient with swallowing dysfunction.

[0009] The technical effect of the above three solutions is that they enable the rehabilitation of patients with swallowing dysfunction by stimulating the larynx with liquid expansion force.

[0010] The present invention is designed and includes a first accessory device, which is configured as a lower adjustment seat.

[0011] The present invention is designed to include a second accessory device, and the second accessory device is configured to include a valve and a housing.

[0012] The present invention is designed to include a third accessory device, which is configured to include an upper adjusting seat, a stop block, a swing frame, and a shock absorber.

[0013] The present invention is designed to include a third accessory device, and the third accessory device is configured to include a patch and a pressing plate.

[0014] The technical effect of the above four technical solutions is that they enable the integrated installation of other components and expand the technical effect of the present invention.

[0015] The present invention comprises an upper adjusting seat and a lower adjusting seat respectively provided on a vertical beam, a swing frame provided on the upper adjusting seat and a stop block provided on the swing frame, a shock absorber provided between the swing frame and the upper adjusting seat, a liquid bladder provided on a support frame, a valve provided between the liquid bladder and the vertical beam, a fluid pump provided between the valve and the vertical beam, a housing provided between the fluid pump and the vertical beam, a patch provided between the swing frame and the support frame, and a pressure plate provided between the patch and the swing frame and the support frame.

[0016] The technical effect of the above technical solution is that the basic technical solution of the present invention is composed of the upright beam, the upper adjusting seat, the lower adjusting seat, the blocking block, the swing frame, the shock absorber, the support frame, the liquid bladder, the valve, the fluid pump, the housing, the patch and the pressure plate, which solves the technical problem of the present invention.

[0017] This invention designs a liquid bladder comprising a bladder portion, tube portion I, and tube portion II. One side of the lower end face of the bladder portion is connected to the inner port of tube portion I, and the other side of the lower end face of the bladder portion is connected to the inner port of tube portion II. The bladder portion is embedded in a support frame. The lower end face of the bladder portion, tube portion I, and tube portion II are adhesively connected to the support frame. The outer ports of tube portion I and tube portion II are connected to a fluid pump. The cross-sectional ports of tube portion I and tube portion II are connected to a valve. Tube portion I and tube portion II are connected through a lower adjustment seat. The upper end face of the bladder portion is connected in contact with the larynx of a patient with swallowing dysfunction.

[0018] The present invention is designed such that the bladder portion is configured as a rubber bag-like body and the tube portion I and tube portion II are configured as rubber hoses.

[0019] The technical advantages of the two solutions above are: they enable the formation of an intermediate integrated component, thus achieving the storage of viscous liquids.

[0020] The present invention designs a fluid pump that is an electromagnetic pump and whose housing is connected to a vertical beam via an intermediate connecting rod. One port of the fluid pump is connected in communication with a liquid bladder and another port of the fluid pump is connected in communication with a housing via a delivery pipe.

[0021] The present invention designs a fluid pump in which the conveying medium is glycerol with magnetic balls.

[0022] The technical effect of the above two solutions is that they enable the formation of an intermediate integrated component, thereby achieving the transportation of viscous liquids.

[0023] The present invention designs a support frame comprising a frame portion II and a support rod portion, wherein an installation window is provided on the longitudinal portion of the frame portion II, a receiving groove IV is provided on the outer side of the transverse portion of the frame portion II, and the lower end face edge of the frame portion II is configured to connect with the inclined end face of the support rod portion, the middle portion of the support rod portion is configured to correspond to the installation window, and the outer end of the transverse portion of the frame portion II is configured to be embeddedly connected with the lower adjustment seat, the outer end of the transverse portion of the frame portion II is configured to be connected with the lower adjustment seat, and the installation window is configured to be connected to the liquid bladder, the inner end face of the middle portion of the support rod portion is configured to be adhesively connected to the liquid bladder, and the receiving groove IV is configured to be connected to the pressure plate.

[0024] The present invention designs a frame part II as a U-shaped frame body and a support rod part as a [-shaped rod pile body, an installation window as a hole-shaped body and a receiving groove IV as a U-shaped opening body, the support rod parts are arranged at intervals along the longitudinal center line of the frame part II and the receiving groove IV is arranged at intervals along the transverse center line of the frame part II.

[0025] The technical effects of the above two solutions are: they enable the formation of an intermediate integrated component, and enable the frame installation and support of the liquid bladder.

[0026] This invention designs a vertical beam comprising a beam section, an upper rod section, a lower rod section, and an internal rod section, with a receiving groove I at the upper end of the beam section. The inner end face of the beam section is connected to the inner end face of the internal rod section, and the receiving groove I is respectively connected to the upper rod section, the lower rod section, the upper adjusting seat, and the lower adjusting seat in a receiving manner. The upper end of the inner wall of the receiving groove I is connected to the end face of the upper rod section, and the lower end of the inner wall of the receiving groove I is connected to the end face of the lower rod section. The lower end of the right side face of the beam section is respectively connected to a valve, a fluid pump, and a housing via an intermediate connecting rod, and the upper rod section is threadedly connected to the upper adjusting seat. The inner wall of the receiving groove I is contacted with the upper adjusting seat, and the lower rod section is threadedly connected to the lower adjusting seat. The inner wall of the receiving groove I is contacted with the lower adjusting seat.

[0027] The present invention designs an L-shaped rectangular block for the beam, and an upper rod and a lower rod for the upper rod and the lower rod for the lower rod, respectively, which are rectangular strips with threaded holes in the middle. The inner rod is a rod-shaped body and the receiving groove I is a U-shaped opening groove. The threaded hole of the upper rod is configured to connect with the upper adjusting seat and the threaded hole of the lower rod is configured to connect with the lower adjusting seat.

[0028] The technical effects of the above two solutions are: they enable the formation of an intermediate integrated component and enable the sliding groove installation support for the upper and lower adjustment seats.

[0029] This invention designs an upper and lower adjusting seat, each comprising a seat portion, a screw portion, and a plate portion. The seat portion has an inner end face of an extended portion with a receiving groove II. The middle of the outer end face of the seat portion's retractable portion is rotatably connected to the inner end of the screw portion, and the right side of the seat portion's extended portion is connected to the inner end face of the plate portion. The left and right sides of the seat portion's retractable portion are connected to a vertical beam, and the outer end of the screw portion is threadedly connected to the vertical beam. The lower end face of the plate portion on the upper adjusting seat is connected to a shock absorber, and the plate portion on the lower adjusting seat is connected to a liquid bladder assembly. The receiving groove II on the upper adjusting seat is connected to a swing frame via a pin, and the receiving groove II on the lower adjusting seat is connected to a support frame.

[0030] The present invention is designed with a seat portion configured as a convex block with a convex rotating hole in the middle of the outer end face of the shrinking body, and a screw portion configured as an internal hexagon bolt with a convex inner end. The plate portion is configured as a strip-shaped body and the receiving groove II is configured as a U-shaped groove. The convex rotating hole of the seat portion is configured to connect with the convex inner end of the screw portion.

[0031] The technical effects of the above two solutions are: they enable the formation of an intermediate integrated component, and realize the adjustment and connection of the installation position of the swing frame and the support frame on the vertical beam.

[0032] The present invention is designed such that a receiving groove III is provided on the inner side of the vertical part of the block portion and a receiving hole I is provided on the horizontal part of the block portion. The upper end face of the horizontal part of the block portion and the outer side of the vertical part of the block portion are respectively configured to be connected in contact with the swing frame. The receiving hole I is configured to be connected to the swing frame through an intermediate bolt and nut. The receiving groove III is configured to be connected in contact with the neck of a patient with swallowing dysfunction and the lower end face of the horizontal part of the block portion is configured to be connected in contact with the larynx of a patient with swallowing dysfunction.

[0033] The present invention is designed with an L-shaped rubber seat as the block part, an arc-shaped groove III as the receiving groove body, and a hole I as the receiving hole body.

[0034] The technical advantages of the two solutions above are: they enable the formation of an intermediate integrated component, achieving rubber contact connection with the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0035] This invention designs a structure in which a receiving hole II is provided at the inner end of the horizontal part of the swing frame I, and a receiving hole III is provided at the outer end of the horizontal part of the frame I. A receiving hole IV is provided in the vertical part of the frame I, and the vertical part of the frame I is configured to be embeddedly connected to the stop block. The outer side of the horizontal part of the frame I is configured to be in contact with the patch and the pressure plate respectively, and the horizontal part of the frame I is configured to be recessed into the upper adjusting seat. The outer side of the upper end face of the horizontal part of the frame I is configured to be in contact with the shock absorber, and the receiving hole IV is configured to be connected to the stop block by a middle bolt and nut. The receiving hole II is configured to be connected to the pressure plate by a middle bolt, and the receiving hole III is configured to be connected to the upper adjusting seat by a pin.

[0036] The present invention designs a frame I as a U-shaped frame body and a receiving hole II as a threaded hole body, receiving holes III and receiving holes IV as hole-shaped bodies, with receiving holes II arranged at intervals along the horizontal center line of the frame I, and receiving holes IV arranged at intervals along the vertical center line of the frame I.

[0037] The present invention designs a shock absorber as a magnetorheological shock absorber, wherein the inner end face of the shock absorber housing is configured to be connected to the upper adjustment seat, and the contact of the shock absorber is configured to be connected to the swing frame in a contact manner.

[0038] The technical effects of the above three technical solutions are: to form an intermediate integrated component and to achieve damping and shock absorption connection support for the damping block.

[0039] The present invention designs a valve that is electrically controlled and whose housing is connected to a vertical beam via an intermediate connecting rod, and whose ports are respectively connected to a liquid bladder.

[0040] The technical effect of the above solution is that it enables the formation of an intermediate integrated component, and realizes the control of the opening and closing between the liquid bladder and the fluid pump.

[0041] The present invention designs a box-shaped body with a sealed cover, and the shell of the box is connected to the upright beam through an intermediate connecting rod. The box is also connected to a fluid pump through a delivery pipe.

[0042] The technical effect of the above solution is that it enables the formation of an intermediate integrated component, which allows for the storage of the liquid medium being transported by the fluid pump.

[0043] The present invention designs a patch as a self-adhesive transparent silicone electrode sheet for an electroacupuncture massager, wherein the upper side of the inner end face of the patch is configured to be connected in contact with a swing frame, and the outer end face of the patch is configured to be connected in contact with a pressure plate.

[0044] The technical effect of the above solution is that it enables the formation of an intermediate integrated component, which can massage and stimulate the throat muscles of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0045] The present invention designs a pressure plate as a T-shaped sheet with a through hole at the horizontal end and a vertical part with a central U-shaped groove. The inner end face of the horizontal part of the pressure plate is configured to contact the patch. The through hole of the pressure plate is configured to connect to the swing frame via a central bolt. The outer end face of the horizontal part of the pressure plate is configured to contact the flange of the central bolt located between the pressure plate and the swing frame. The middle of the vertical part of the pressure plate is configured to contact the patch, and the lower side of the inner end face of the vertical part of the pressure plate is configured to contact the support frame.

[0046] The technical effect of the above solution is that it enables the formation of an intermediate integrated component and the installation of the patch between the swing frame and the support frame.

[0047] This invention designs a configuration in which the upright beam and support frame, the liquid bladder and fluid pump are arranged in an expansion and lifting manner, and the upright beam, support frame, liquid bladder and fluid pump are arranged in a pipeline accessory manner with the valve and housing. The upright beam, support frame, liquid bladder and fluid pump are arranged in an adjustment manner with the lower adjusting seat, and the upright beam, support frame, liquid bladder and fluid pump are arranged in a buffer lifting manner with the upper adjusting seat, the stop block, the swing frame and the shock absorber. The upright beam, support frame, liquid bladder, fluid pump, upper adjusting seat, stop block, swing frame and shock absorber are arranged in a massage stimulation manner with the patch and pressure plate.

[0048] This invention designs a set of edge components consisting of a vertical beam, an upper adjusting seat, a lower adjusting seat, a valve, a fluid pump, and a housing. Two sets of edge components are respectively mounted on a swing frame and a support frame. Two shock absorbers are mounted on the swing frame. A patch and a pressure plate are set as a set of pressing components. At least two sets of pressing components are positioned between the swing frame and the support frame. The bladder is respectively connected to the support rod and the mounting window. Tube I and Tube II are respectively connected to the plate. Frame II and Frame I are respectively connected to the receiving tank II. Frame I is connected to the block. The seat is connected to the receiving tank I. The screw is respectively connected to the upper rod and the lower rod.

[0049] This invention designs a rehabilitation treatment method for patients with swallowing dysfunction, the steps of which are: the upper end of the liquid bladder is supported by a support frame and a vertical beam; the expansion medium liquid is injected into the liquid bladder by a fluid pump; the liquid bladder generates an external interference force on the larynx of the patient with swallowing dysfunction; and the slow expansion force generated by the viscous liquid is applied to the larynx during the rehabilitation process of the patient with swallowing dysfunction.

[0050] The technical effect of the above technical solution is that it highlights the technical feature of the slow expansion force generated by viscous liquid acting on the larynx during the rehabilitation process of patients with swallowing dysfunction, and introduces its application in the technical field of rehabilitation treatment methods for patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0051] This invention comprises the following steps: When the screw rotates in the threaded holes of the upper and lower rods respectively, the seat moves in the receiving groove I, thereby adjusting the position of the seat on the beam. The positions of the upper and lower adjusting seats on the vertical beam are adjusted respectively. When rehabilitation treatment is needed for a patient with swallowing dysfunction, the patient's hand grasps the internal rod, the patient's neck is placed in the frame I and frame II, and the patient's neck contacts the receiving groove III. By adjusting the position of the upper adjusting seat on the vertical beam, the height of the blocking block is adjusted so that the lower end face of the block's horizontal part is located above the patient's larynx. Adjust the position of the adjusting seat on the upright beam so that the upper end face of the pouch contacts the larynx of the patient with swallowing dysfunction, thereby placing the patient's larynx between the pouch and the block. Place the patch on the laryngeal muscles and frame I. Place the inner end face of the horizontal part of the pressure plate and the middle of the vertical part of the pressure plate on the outer end face of the patch. Place the lower side of the inner end face of the vertical part of the pressure plate into the receiving groove IV. Place the intermediate bolt located between the pressure plate and the swing frame into the through hole of the pressure plate, allowing the inner end of the intermediate bolt between the pressure plate and the swing frame to rotate in the receiving hole II. This causes the flange of the intermediate bolt between the pressure plate and the swing frame to act on the outer end face of the horizontal part of the pressure plate, thereby installing the patch between the swing frame and the support frame. Position the valve on tube I in the correct position. In the open state, the valve on pipe section II is closed, the fluid pump on pipe section I is activated, and the fluid pump on pipe section II is deactivated. The fluid pump on pipe section I injects the delivery medium into the bladder, causing the bladder to inflate and lift the patient's larynx. The lifted larynx contacts the bladder, causing the horizontal section of frame section I to swing within the receiving tank II on the upper adjusting seat. A damping force is generated at the outer end of the horizontal section of frame section I through a shock absorber, thus achieving laryngeal elevation training for the patient. After completing the laryngeal elevation training, the valve on pipe section I is closed. In the closed state, the valve on tube section II is opened, the fluid pump on tube section I is deactivated, and the fluid pump on tube section II is activated. The fluid pump on tube section II draws the delivery medium from the bladder, causing the bladder to shrink and restoring the patient's larynx to its initial state, thus completing one round of laryngeal rehabilitation treatment for the patient with swallowing dysfunction. The patch massages and stimulates the throat muscles of the patient with swallowing dysfunction. After completing the rehabilitation treatment, the fluid pump is deactivated, the patient's hands are separated from the internal rod, and the patient's neck is separated from frame sections I and II.

[0052] The technical effect of the above solution is that it enables the rehabilitation of patients with swallowing dysfunction by stimulating the larynx with liquid expansion force.

[0053] In this technical solution, the liquid bladder, support frame, upright beam, and fluid pump are basic components and essential technical features of the invention. The upper adjustment seat, lower adjustment seat, stop block, swing frame, shock absorber, valve, housing, patch, and pressure plate are functional components that enable other technical effects of the invention. The design of the beam, upper rod, lower rod, built-in rod, receiving tank I, seat, screw, plate, receiving tank II, block, receiving tank III, receiving hole I, frame I, receiving hole II, receiving hole III, receiving hole IV, frame II, support rod, mounting window, receiving tank IV, bladder, tube I, and tube II are technical features that comply with the Patent Law and its implementing regulations.

[0054] In this technical solution, the slow expansion force generated by the viscous liquid on the larynx during the rehabilitation process of patients with swallowing dysfunction is achieved by a liquid sac and a fluid pump.

[0055] In this technical solution, the key technical features are the liquid sac, support frame, upright beam, and fluid pump that exert a slow expansion force on the larynx through the viscous liquid during the rehabilitation process of patients with swallowing dysfunction. In the technical field of rehabilitation treatment devices and methods for patients with swallowing dysfunction, this solution is novel, inventive, and practical. The terminology used in this technical solution can be explained and understood using patent literature in this technical field. Attached Figure Description

[0056] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention or the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of the present invention. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative effort.

[0057] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of one of the first embodiments of a rehabilitation treatment device for patients with swallowing dysfunction according to the present invention. Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram showing the connection relationship between the upright beam 1, the upper adjusting seat 2, and the lower adjusting seat 3. Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram showing the connection relationship between the vertical resistance block 4 and the swing frame 5. Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram showing the connection relationship between the support frame 7 and the liquid bladder 8. Upright beam-1, upper adjusting seat-2, lower adjusting seat-3, stop block-4, swing frame-5, shock absorber-6, support frame-7, liquid bladder-8, valve-9, fluid pump-91, housing-92, patch-93, pressure plate-94, beam-11, upper rod-12, lower rod-13, built-in rod-14, receiving tank I-15, seat-21, screw-22, plate-24, receiving tank II-23, block-41, receiving tank III-42, receiving hole I-43, frame I-51, receiving hole II-52, receiving hole III-53, receiving hole IV-54, frame II-71, support rod-72, installation window-73, receiving tank IV-74, bladder-81, pipe I-82, pipe II-83. Detailed Implementation

[0058] According to the examination guidelines, terms such as “having,” “comprising,” and “including” used in this invention should be understood to mean without dispensing the presence or addition of one or more other elements or combinations thereof.

[0059] In the description of this invention, it should be noted that the terms "center," "upper," "lower," "left," "right," "vertical," "horizontal," "inner," and "outer," etc., indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings. They are used only for the convenience of describing the invention and for simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on the invention. Furthermore, the terms "first," "second," and "third" are used for descriptive purposes only and should not be construed as indicating or implying relative importance.

[0060] In the description of this invention, it should be noted that, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, the terms "installation," "connection," and "linking" should be interpreted broadly. For example, they can refer to a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral connection; they can refer to a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; they can refer to a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium; and they can refer to the internal connection of two components. Those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of the above terms in this invention based on the specific circumstances.

[0061] Furthermore, the technical features involved in the different embodiments of the present invention described below can be combined with each other as long as they do not conflict with each other. In addition, unless otherwise specified, the equipment and materials used in the following embodiments are commercially available. Unless otherwise specified, please make improvements according to conventional methods in the art.

[0062] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0063] A rehabilitation device for patients with swallowing dysfunction. Figure 1 As one of the first embodiments of the present invention, this embodiment is described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. It includes a vertical beam 1, an upper adjusting seat 2, a lower adjusting seat 3, a stop block 4, a swing frame 5, a shock absorber 6, a support frame 7, a liquid bladder 8, a valve 9, a fluid pump 91, a housing 92, a patch 93, and a pressure plate 94. The upper adjusting seat 2 and the lower adjusting seat 3 are respectively provided on the vertical beam 1. The swing frame 5 is provided on the upper adjusting seat 2, and the stop block 4 is provided on the swing frame 5. The shock absorber 6 is provided between the swing frame 5 and the upper adjusting seat 2. The liquid bladder 8 is provided on the support frame 7. The valve 9 is provided between the liquid bladder 8 and the vertical beam 1. The fluid pump 91 is provided between the valve 9 and the vertical beam 1. The housing 92 is provided between the fluid pump 91 and the vertical beam 1. The patch 93 is provided between the swing frame 5 and the support frame 7. The pressure plate 94 is provided between the patch 93 and the swing frame 5 and the support frame 7.

[0064] The second embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In this embodiment, the upright beam 1 is configured to include a beam portion 11, an upper rod portion 12, a lower rod portion 13, and an inner rod portion 14. A receiving groove I 15 is provided at the upper end of the beam portion 11. The inner end face of the beam portion 11 is configured to connect with the inner end face of the inner rod portion 14. The receiving groove I 15 is configured to be accommodatingly connected to the upper rod portion 12, the lower rod portion 13, the upper adjusting seat 2, and the lower adjusting seat 3. The upper end of the inner wall of the receiving groove I 15 is configured to connect with the end face of the upper rod portion 12. The lower end of the inner wall of the receiving tank I 15 is configured to connect with the end face of the lower rod 13. The lower end of the right side face of the beam 11 is configured to connect with the valve 9, the fluid pump 91 and the housing 92 respectively through the intermediate connecting rod. The upper rod 12 is configured to be threadedly connected with the upper adjusting seat 2. The inner wall of the receiving tank I 15 is configured to be contacted with the upper adjusting seat 2. The lower rod 13 is configured to be threadedly connected with the lower adjusting seat 3. The inner wall of the receiving tank I 15 is configured to be contacted with the lower adjusting seat 3.

[0065] The upright beam 1 forms a support connection point for the upper adjusting seat 2, lower adjusting seat 3, valve 9, fluid pump 91, and housing 92. The upper rod 12 and the receiving tank I 15 connect to the upper adjusting seat 2, the lower rod 13 and the receiving tank I 15 connect to the lower adjusting seat 3, the beam 11 connects to the valve 9, the fluid pump 91, and the housing 92, and the built-in rod 14 connects to the hand grip of a patient with swallowing dysfunction. Its technical purpose is to serve as a support carrier for the upper adjusting seat 2, lower adjusting seat 3, valve 9, fluid pump 91, and housing 92.

[0066] In this embodiment, the beam 11 is configured as an L-shaped rectangular block, and the upper rod 12 and lower rod 13 are respectively configured as rectangular strips with threaded holes in the middle. The inner rod 14 is configured as a rod, and the receiving groove I 15 is configured as a U-shaped opening groove. The threaded hole of the upper rod 12 is configured to be connected to the upper adjusting seat 2, and the threaded hole of the lower rod 13 is configured to be connected to the lower adjusting seat 3.

[0067] Its technical purpose is to achieve a groove-type connection and support for the upper adjusting seat 2 and the lower adjusting seat 3, and to achieve a block-type connection and support for the valve 9, the fluid pump 91 and the housing 92.

[0068] In this embodiment, the upper adjusting seat 2 and the lower adjusting seat 3 are respectively configured to include a seat portion 21, a screw portion 22 and a plate portion 24, and a receiving groove II 23 is provided on the inner end face of the extension body of the seat portion 21. The middle of the outer end face of the retractable body of the seat portion 21 is configured to be rotatably connected to the inner end of the screw portion 22, and the right side of the extension body of the seat portion 21 is configured to be connected to the inner end face of the plate portion 24. The left and right sides of the retractable body of the seat portion 21 are configured to be contacted with the upright beam 1, and the outer end of the screw portion 22 is configured to be threadedly connected to the upright beam 1. The lower end face of the plate portion 24 on the upper adjusting seat 2 is configured to be connected to the shock absorber 6, and the plate portion 24 on the lower adjusting seat 3 is configured to be fitted to the liquid bladder 8. The receiving groove II 23 on the upper adjusting seat 2 is configured to be connected to the swing frame 5 through a pin, and the receiving groove II 23 on the lower adjusting seat 3 is configured to be connected to the support frame 7.

[0069] The upper adjusting seat 2 and the lower adjusting seat 3 form a support connection point for the upright beam 1, the swing frame 5, the shock absorber 6, the support frame 7 and the liquid bladder 8. The seat part 21 and the screw part 22 realize the connection with the upright beam 1, the receiving tank II 23 realizes the connection with the swing frame 5 and the support frame 7, and the plate part 24 realizes the connection with the shock absorber 6 and the liquid bladder 8. Its technical purpose is to serve as a component for adjusting the height position of the swing frame 5 and the support frame 7 on the upright beam 1.

[0070] In this embodiment, the seat 21 is configured as a convex block with a convex rotating hole in the middle of the outer end face of the shrinkage body, and the screw 22 is configured as an internal hexagon bolt with a convex inner end. The plate 24 is configured as a strip, and the receiving groove II 23 is configured as a U-shaped groove. The convex rotating hole of the seat 21 is configured to connect with the convex inner end of the screw 22.

[0071] Its technical purpose is to enable threaded motion adjustment of the height position of the swing frame 5 and the support frame 7 on the vertical beam 1.

[0072] In this embodiment, a receiving groove III 42 is provided on the inner side of the vertical part of the block 41 of the blocking block 4, and a receiving hole I 43 is provided on the horizontal part of the block 41. The upper end face of the horizontal part of the block 41 and the outer side face of the vertical part of the block 41 are respectively configured to be in contact with the swing frame 5, and the receiving hole I 43 is configured to be connected to the swing frame 5 by a middle bolt and nut. The receiving groove III 42 is configured to be in contact with the neck of the patient with swallowing dysfunction, and the lower end face of the horizontal part of the block 41 is configured to be in contact with the larynx of the patient with swallowing dysfunction.

[0073] The blocking block 4 forms a support connection point for the swing frame 5. The block part 41 realizes the connection with the swing frame 5. The receiving groove Ⅲ 42 realizes the connection with the neck of the patient with swallowing dysfunction. The receiving hole Ⅰ 43 realizes the connection with the larynx of the patient with swallowing dysfunction. Its technical purpose is to be used as one of the components for damping treatment of the larynx of the patient with swallowing dysfunction.

[0074] In this embodiment, the block 41 is configured as an L-shaped rubber seat, the receiving groove Ⅲ 42 is configured as an arc-shaped groove, and the receiving hole Ⅰ 43 is configured as a hole.

[0075] Its technical purpose is to provide rubber seat-type support for the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0076] In this embodiment, a receiving hole II52 is provided at the inner end of the horizontal part of the swing frame I51, and a receiving hole III53 is provided at the outer end of the horizontal part of the swing frame I51. A receiving hole IV54 is provided in the vertical part of the frame I51, and the vertical part of the frame I51 is configured to be embeddedly connected to the stop block 4. The outer side of the horizontal part of the frame I51 is configured to be in contact with the patch 93 and the pressure plate 94 respectively, and the horizontal part of the frame I51 is configured to be recessed into the upper adjusting seat 2. The outer side of the upper end face of the horizontal part of the frame I51 is configured to be in contact with the shock absorber 6, and the receiving hole IV54 is configured to be connected to the stop block 4 by a middle bolt and nut. The receiving hole II52 is configured to be connected to the pressure plate 94 by a middle bolt, and the receiving hole III53 is configured to be connected to the upper adjusting seat 2 by a pin.

[0077] The swing frame 5 forms a support connection point for the upper adjustment seat 2, the damping block 4, the shock absorber 6, the patch 93, and the pressure plate 94. The frame part I 51 and the receiving hole III 53 realize the connection with the upper adjustment seat 2. The frame part I 51 and the receiving hole IV 54 realize the connection with the damping block 4. The frame part I 51 realizes the connection with the shock absorber 6 and the patch 93. The frame part I 51 and the receiving hole II 52 realize the connection with the pressure plate 94. Its technical purpose is to be used as the second component for damping treatment of the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0078] In this embodiment, the frame part I 51 is configured as a U-shaped frame body and the receiving hole II 52 is configured as a threaded hole body. The receiving hole III 53 and the receiving hole IV 54 are respectively configured as hole bodies. The receiving hole II 52 is configured to be arranged at intervals along the horizontal center line of the frame part I 51, and the receiving hole IV 54 is configured to be arranged at intervals along the vertical center line of the frame part I 51.

[0079] Its technical purpose is to achieve a rotating frame-type connection and support for the resistance block 4.

[0080] In this embodiment, the shock absorber 6 is configured as a magnetorheological shock absorber, and the inner end face of the housing of the shock absorber 6 is configured to be connected to the upper adjusting seat 2, and the contact of the shock absorber 6 is configured to be connected to the swing frame 5 in contact.

[0081] The shock absorber 6 forms a support connection point for the upper adjustment seat 2 and the swing frame 5. The shock absorber 6 realizes the connection with the upper adjustment seat 2 and the connection with the swing frame 5. Its technical purpose is to serve as the third component for damping the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0082] In this embodiment, the support frame 7 is configured to include a frame portion II 71 and a support rod portion 72, and an installation window 73 is provided on the longitudinal portion of the frame portion II 71. A receiving groove IV 74 is provided on the outer side of the transverse portion of the frame portion II 71, and the lower end face edge of the frame portion II 71 is configured to be connected to the inclined end face of the support rod portion 72. The middle portion of the support rod portion 72 is configured to be distributed correspondingly to the installation window 73, and the outer end of the transverse portion of the frame portion II 71 is configured to be embeddedly connected to the lower adjusting seat 3. The outer end of the transverse portion of the frame portion II 71 is configured to be connected to the lower adjusting seat 3, and the installation window 73 is configured to be connected to the liquid bladder 8 in a receiving manner. The inner end face of the middle portion of the support rod portion 72 is configured to be adhesively connected to the liquid bladder 8, and the receiving groove IV 74 is configured to be connected to the pressure plate 94.

[0083] The support frame 7 forms a support connection point for the lower adjustment seat 3, the liquid bladder 8 and the pressure plate 94. The frame part II 71 is connected to the lower adjustment seat 3, the support rod part 72 and the mounting window 73 are connected to the liquid bladder 8, and the receiving tank IV 74 is connected to the pressure plate 94. Its technical purpose is to serve as a support carrier for the liquid bladder 8.

[0084] In this embodiment, the frame part II 71 is configured as a U-shaped frame and the support rod part 72 is configured as a [-shaped rod post, the mounting window 73 is configured as a hole and the receiving groove IV 74 is configured as a U-shaped opening, the support rod part 72 is configured to be spaced along the longitudinal center line of the frame part II 71 and the receiving groove IV 74 is configured to be spaced along the transverse center line of the frame part II 71.

[0085] Its technical objective is to achieve a perforated rod-type connection support for the liquid bladder 8.

[0086] In this embodiment, the liquid bladder 8 is configured to include a bladder portion 81, tube portion I 82, and tube portion II 83. One side of the lower end face of the bladder portion 81 is configured to communicate with the inner port of tube portion I 82, and the other side of the lower end face of the bladder portion 81 is configured to communicate with the inner port of tube portion II 83. The bladder portion 81 is configured to be embeddedly connected to the support frame 7. The lower end face of the bladder portion 81, tube portion I 82, and tube portion II 83 are configured to be adhesively connected to the support frame 7. The outer ports of tube portion I 82 and tube portion II 83 are respectively configured to communicate with the fluid pump 91. The cross-sectional ports of tube portion I 82 and tube portion II 83 are respectively configured to communicate with the valve 9. Tube portion I 82 and tube portion II 83 are respectively configured to be connected through the lower adjustment seat 3. The upper end face of the bladder portion 81 is configured to contact the larynx of a patient with swallowing dysfunction.

[0087] The liquid bladder 8 forms a support connection point for the lower adjustment seat 3, support frame 7, valve 9, and fluid pump 91. The bladder part 81, tube part I 82, and tube part II 83 realize the connection with the support frame 7, the lower adjustment seat 3, the valve 9, and the fluid pump 91. Its technical purpose is to be used as one of the components for elevating the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0088] In this embodiment, the bladder portion 81 is configured as a rubber bag-like body, and the tube portions I 82 and II 83 are configured as rubber hoses.

[0089] The technical objective is to achieve rubber bag-like contact with the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0090] In this embodiment, valve 9 is configured as an electrically controlled valve and the housing of valve 9 is configured to be connected to the upright beam 1 via an intermediate connecting rod. The ports of valve 9 are respectively configured to be connected in communication with the liquid bladder 8.

[0091] The valve 9 forms a support connection point between the upright beam 1 and the liquid bladder 8. The valve 9 connects the upright beam 1 and the liquid bladder 8. Its technical purpose is to serve as the second component for lifting the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0092] In this embodiment, the fluid pump 91 is configured as an electromagnetic pump and the housing of the fluid pump 91 is configured to be connected to the upright beam 1 via an intermediate connecting rod. One port of the fluid pump 91 is configured to be connected in communication with the liquid bladder 8 and another port of the fluid pump 91 is configured to be connected in communication with the housing 92 via a delivery pipe.

[0093] The fluid pump 91 forms a support connection point for the upright beam 1, the liquid bladder 8, and the housing 92. The fluid pump 91 enables the connection with the upright beam 1, the liquid bladder 8, and the housing 92. Its technical purpose is to serve as the third component for elevating the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0094] In this embodiment, the fluid pump 91 delivers glycerol containing magnetic balls.

[0095] Its technical objective is to achieve buffered flow in the liquid capsule 8.

[0096] In this embodiment, the housing 92 is configured as a box-shaped body with a sealed cover, and the housing of the housing 92 is configured to be connected to the upright beam 1 via an intermediate connecting rod. The housing 92 is configured to be connected to the fluid pump 91 via a delivery pipe.

[0097] The housing 92 forms a support connection point between the upright beam 1 and the fluid pump 91. The housing 92 enables the connection with the upright beam 1 and the fluid pump 91. Its technical purpose is to serve as the third component for elevating the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0098] In this embodiment, the patch 93 is configured as a self-adhesive transparent silicone electrode sheet for electroacupuncture massage, and the upper side of the inner end face of the patch 93 is configured to be connected in contact with the swing frame 5, and the outer end face of the patch 93 is configured to be connected in contact with the pressure plate 94.

[0099] The patch 93 forms a support connection point for the swing frame 5 and the pressure plate 94. The patch 93 enables the connection with the swing frame 5 and the pressure plate 94. Its technical purpose is to serve as a component for stimulating the throat muscles.

[0100] In this embodiment, the pressure plate 94 is configured as a T-shaped sheet with a through hole at the horizontal end and a vertical part with a central U-shaped groove. The inner end face of the horizontal part of the pressure plate 94 is configured to be in contact with the patch 93. The through hole of the pressure plate 94 is configured to be connected to the swing frame 5 via a central bolt. The outer end face of the horizontal part of the pressure plate 94 is configured to be in contact with the central bolt flange located between the pressure plate 94 and the swing frame 5. The middle of the vertical part of the pressure plate 94 is configured to be in contact with the patch 93. The lower side of the inner end face of the vertical part of the pressure plate 94 is configured to be in contact with the support frame 7.

[0101] The pressure plate 94 forms a support connection point for the swing frame 5, the support frame 7 and the patch 93. The pressure plate 94 realizes the connection with the swing frame 5, the support frame 7 and the patch 93. Its technical purpose is to serve as a component for connecting the patch 93 with the swing frame 5 and the support frame 7.

[0102] In this embodiment, the upright beam 1 and support frame 7 are arranged with the liquid bladder 8 and fluid pump 91 in an expansion and lifting manner; the upright beam 1, support frame 7, liquid bladder 8 and fluid pump 91 are arranged with the valve 9 and housing 92 in a pipeline accessory manner; the upright beam 1, support frame 7, liquid bladder 8 and fluid pump 91 are arranged with the lower adjusting seat 3 in an adjustment manner; the upright beam 1, support frame 7, liquid bladder 8 and fluid pump 91 are arranged with the upper adjusting seat 2, damping block 4, swing frame 5 and shock absorber 6 in a buffer lifting manner; the upright beam 1, support frame 7, liquid bladder 8, fluid pump 91, upper adjusting seat 2, damping block 4, swing frame 5 and shock absorber 6 are arranged with the patch 93 and pressure plate 94 in a massage stimulation manner; one upright beam 1 and one upper adjusting seat 2. A lower adjusting seat 3, a valve 9, a fluid pump 91, and a housing 92 are configured to form a set of edge components. Two sets of edge components are respectively set on the swing frame 5 and the support frame 7. Two shock absorbers 6 are set on the swing frame 5. A patch 93 and a pressure plate 94 are configured to form a set of pressing components. At least two sets of pressing components are set between the swing frame 5 and the support frame 7. The bladder part 81 is respectively configured to be connected to the support rod part 72 and the mounting window 73. The tube part I 82 and the tube part II 83 are respectively configured to be connected to the plate part 24. The frame part II 71 and the frame part I 51 are respectively configured to be connected to the receiving tank II 23. The frame part I 51 is configured to be connected to the block part 41. The seat part 21 is configured to be connected to the receiving tank I 15. The screw part 22 is respectively configured to be connected to the upper rod part 12 and the lower rod part 13.

[0103] The present invention will be further described below with reference to embodiments. These embodiments are intended to illustrate the present invention and not to further limit the present invention.

[0104] A rehabilitation treatment method for patients with swallowing dysfunction includes the following steps: when the screw portion 22 rotates in the threaded holes of the upper rod portion 12 and the lower rod portion 13 respectively, the seat portion 21 moves in the receiving groove I 15, thereby adjusting the position of the seat portion 21 on the beam portion 11, and adjusting the positions of the upper adjusting seat 2 and the lower adjusting seat 3 on the vertical beam 1 respectively. When rehabilitation treatment is needed for patients with swallowing dysfunction, the patient's hands are positioned to hold the internal rod 14, and the patient's neck is placed in the frame I 51 and frame II 71, with the patient's neck in contact with the receiving trough III 42. By adjusting the position of the upper adjusting seat 2 on the upright beam 1, the height of the abutment block 4 is adjusted so that the lower end face of the horizontal part of the block 41 is located above the patient's larynx. By adjusting the position of the lower adjusting seat 3 on the upright beam 1, the upper end face of the pouch 81 is brought into contact with the patient's larynx, thus placing the patient's larynx between the pouch 81 and the block 41. Place patch 93 onto the throat muscle and frame I 51. Place the inner end face of the horizontal part of pressure plate 94 and the middle of the vertical part of pressure plate 94 onto the outer end face of patch 93. Place the lower side of the inner end face of the vertical part of pressure plate 94 into receiving groove IV 74. Place the intermediate bolt located between pressure plate 94 and swing frame 5 into the through hole of pressure plate 94. Rotate the inner end of the intermediate bolt between pressure plate 94 and swing frame 5 in receiving hole II 52. The flange of the intermediate bolt between pressure plate 94 and swing frame 5 acts on the outer end face of the horizontal part of pressure plate 94, thereby installing patch 93 between swing frame 5 and support frame 7. The valve 9 on pipe section I 82 is opened, and the valve 9 on pipe section II 83 is closed. The fluid pump 91 on pipe section I 82 is activated, and the fluid pump 91 on pipe section II 83 is deactivated. The fluid pump 91 on pipe section I 82 injects the delivery medium into the bladder section 81, causing the bladder section 81 to expand and lift the larynx of the patient with swallowing dysfunction. The lifted larynx contacts the block section 41, causing the horizontal section of frame section I 51 to swing within the receiving groove II 23 on the upper adjusting seat 2. The shock absorber 6 generates a damping force on the outer end of the horizontal section of frame section I 51, thereby achieving the function of supporting swallowing function. The patient with swallowing dysfunction undergoes laryngeal elevation training. After completing the training, valve 9 on tube I 82 is closed, valve 9 on tube II 83 is opened, fluid pump 91 on tube I 82 is deactivated, and fluid pump 91 on tube II 83 is activated. The fluid medium delivered by fluid pump 91 on tube II 83 is drawn from sac 81, causing sac 81 to shrink and restoring the patient's larynx to its initial state. This completes one round of laryngeal rehabilitation treatment for the patient with swallowing dysfunction. The patch 93 massages and stimulates the throat muscles of the patient with swallowing dysfunction. After completing the rehabilitation treatment for the patient with dysphagia, the fluid pump 91 is deactivated, the patient's hands are separated from the built-in rod 14, and the patient's neck is separated from the frame I 51 and frame II 71.

[0105] One hundred patients with swallowing dysfunction were selected as clinical trial cases in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Ruijin Hospital, affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. The device of this invention was used for rehabilitation treatment. After one month of continuous rehabilitation treatment, the swallowing function of 96 patients was significantly improved, with an effectiveness rate of over 95%.

[0106] In verifying this invention, the inventors abandoned the existing technical features that rely on doctors' hands to elevate the patient's throat. Instead, they proposed a technique that utilizes the slow expansion force generated by a viscous liquid during the rehabilitation process of patients with swallowing dysfunction to act on the throat. This resulted in the first unexpected technical effect: generating an active force on the throat of patients with swallowing dysfunction, keeping the throat in an active rehabilitation state and improving the rehabilitation effect. The second unexpected technical effect: driving the patient's throat into an elevated state via the upright beam 1, support frame 7, liquid bladder 8, and fluid pump 91 ensured the consistency of the throat's elevated state and improved the intensity of the rehabilitation activity. The third unexpected technical effect: connecting the valve 9 and housing 92 with the fluid pump 91 and liquid bladder 8 allowed the liquid bladder 8 to be in a cyclical state of expansion and contraction, increasing the frequency of throat elevation movements in patients with swallowing dysfunction. The fourth unexpected technical effect: achieving the effect of adjusting the upper seat... 2. The damping block 4, the swing frame 5, and the shock absorber 6 buffer the upward movement of the larynx in patients with swallowing dysfunction, improving the accuracy of the upward movement and preventing injury to the larynx caused by the upward movement. This results in the fifth unexpected technical effect: It enables massage stimulation of the throat muscles in patients with swallowing dysfunction through the patch 93 and the pressure plate 94, effectively improving the rehabilitation of these patients. This results in the sixth unexpected technical effect: It enables the expansion force generated by the viscous liquid on the sac 81, allowing for... The magnetic ball provides magnetic stimulation to the neck of patients with dysphagia, generating a gentle lifting force on their larynx. This resulted in a seventh unexpected technical effect: the magnetorheological damper generates a damping force on the choking block 4, which adapts to stopping the slow upward movement of the larynx in patients with dysphagia. This resulted in an eighth unexpected technical effect: it eliminates the need for doctors to manually lift the patient's larynx, and provides a rehabilitation treatment device for patients with dysphagia as a rehabilitation sample, providing a dataset for research on the larynx of patients with dysphagia.

[0107] In a second embodiment of the present invention, the liquid bag 8, support frame 7, upright beam 1 and fluid pump 91 are interconnected in such a way that the slow expansion force generated by the viscous liquid acts on the larynx during the rehabilitation process of a patient with swallowing dysfunction.

[0108] In this embodiment, the liquid bag 8 is connected to the support frame 7, the upright beam 1, and the fluid pump 91 in a manner that generates an external interference force on the larynx of a patient with swallowing dysfunction.

[0109] In this embodiment, a first accessory device is also included, and the first accessory device is configured as a lower adjustment seat 3.

[0110] In this embodiment, a second accessory device is also included, and the second accessory device is configured to include a valve 9 and a housing 92.

[0111] In this embodiment, a third accessory device is also included, and the third accessory device is configured to include an upper adjusting seat 2, a stop block 4, a swing frame 5, and a shock absorber 6.

[0112] In this embodiment, a third accessory device is also included, and the third accessory device is configured to include a patch 93 and a pressing plate 94.

[0113] The second embodiment of the present invention is based on the first embodiment. In the second embodiment of the present invention, the steps are as follows: the support frame 7 and the upright beam 1 provide upper end support for the liquid bladder 8; the fluid pump 91 injects the expansion medium liquid into the liquid bladder 8; the liquid bladder 8 generates an external interference force on the larynx of the patient with swallowing dysfunction; and the slow expansion force generated by the viscous liquid during the rehabilitation process of the patient with swallowing dysfunction is applied to the larynx.

[0114] The second embodiment of the present invention is based on the first embodiment.

[0115] This invention has the following characteristics: 1. By designing a liquid bladder 8, a support frame 7, a vertical beam 1, and a fluid pump 91, the upper end of the liquid bladder 8 is supported by the support frame 7 and the vertical beam 1. The fluid pump 91 injects an expansion medium liquid into the liquid bladder 8. Through the liquid bladder 8, an external interference force is generated on the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction. This achieves the effect of slow expansion force generated by the viscous liquid on the larynx during the rehabilitation process of patients with swallowing dysfunction, solving the technical problem of lifting the patient's larynx by the doctor's hand. Therefore, it improves the rehabilitation treatment effect of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0116] 2. Due to the design of the lower adjustment seat 3, the height position of the liquid bladder 8 can be adjusted.

[0117] 3. Due to the design of valve 9 and housing 92, the liquid medium conveyed by fluid pump 91 can be controlled and stored.

[0118] 4. Due to the design of the upper adjustment seat 2, the damping block 4, the swing frame 5 and the shock absorber 6, a damping force is generated on the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0119] 5. Due to the design of patch 93 and pressure plate 94, it is possible to massage and stimulate the throat muscles of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

[0120] 6. Because the design limits the numerical range of the structural shape, the numerical range is a technical feature in the technical solution of this invention, and is not a technical feature obtained by formula calculation or a limited number of experiments. The experiment shows that the technical feature of this numerical range has achieved very good technical effect.

[0121] 7. Due to the design of the technical features of this invention, and the combined effect of the individual and collective technical features, experiments have shown that the performance indicators of this invention are at least 1.7 times that of existing performance indicators, and the invention has been evaluated to have good market value.

[0122] Other technical features that connect the liquid sac 8, support frame 7, upright beam 1, and fluid pump 91 to the larynx through the slow expansion force generated by the viscous liquid during the rehabilitation process of patients with dysphagia are also embodiments of the present invention. Furthermore, the technical features of the above embodiments can be combined in any way. In order to meet the requirements of the Patent Law, the Patent Implementation Regulations, and the Examination Guidelines, all possible combinations of the technical features in the above embodiments will not be described.

[0123] The above embodiments are merely one implementation of the rehabilitation treatment device and method for patients with swallowing dysfunction provided by the present invention. Any other modifications to the solution provided by the present invention, including adding or reducing features or steps, or applying the present invention to other technical fields similar to the present invention, shall all fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A rehabilitation device for patients with swallowing dysfunction, characterized in that: It includes a liquid sac (8) that acts on the larynx of a patient with dysphagia, a support frame (7) disposed on the liquid sac (8), a vertical beam (1) disposed on the support frame (7), and a fluid pump (91) disposed between the vertical beam (1) and the liquid sac (8).

2. The rehabilitation treatment device for patients with swallowing dysfunction according to claim 1, characterized in that: The liquid bag (8), support frame (7), upright beam (1) and fluid pump (91) are interconnected in a manner that allows the slow expansion force generated by the viscous liquid to act on the larynx during the rehabilitation process of patients with dysphagia.

3. The rehabilitation treatment device for patients with swallowing dysfunction according to claim 2, characterized in that: The liquid bag (8) is connected to the support frame (7), the upright beam (1), and the fluid pump (91) in a manner that generates external interference forces on the larynx of patients with swallowing dysfunction.

4. The rehabilitation treatment device for patients with swallowing dysfunction according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a first accessory device and the first accessory device is configured as a lower adjustment seat (3). Alternatively, it may also include a second accessory device, and the second accessory device may be configured to include a valve (9) and a housing (92). Alternatively, it may also include a third accessory device, which is configured to include an upper adjusting seat (2), a stop block (4), a swing frame (5), and a shock absorber (6). Alternatively, it may also include a third accessory device and the third accessory device may be configured to include a patch (93) and a pressure plate (94).

5. The rehabilitation treatment device for patients with swallowing dysfunction according to claim 4, characterized in that: in An upper adjusting seat (2) and a lower adjusting seat (3) are respectively provided on the upright beam (1). A swing frame (5) is provided on the upper adjusting seat (2) and a stop block (4) is provided on the swing frame (5). A shock absorber (6) is provided between the swing frame (5) and the upper adjusting seat (2) and a liquid bladder (8) is provided on the support frame (7). A valve (9) is provided between the liquid bladder (8) and the upright beam (1) and a fluid pump (91) is provided between the valve (9) and the upright beam (1). A housing (92) is provided between the fluid pump (91) and the upright beam (1) and a patch (93) is provided between the swing frame (5) and the support frame (7). A pressure plate (94) is provided between the patch (93) and the swing frame (5) and the support frame (7).

6. The rehabilitation treatment device for patients with swallowing dysfunction according to claim 5, characterized in that: The liquid capsule (8) is configured to include a capsule portion (81), tube portion I (82) and tube portion II (83). One side of the lower end face of the capsule portion (81) is configured to be connected to the inner port of tube portion I (82), and the other side of the lower end face of the capsule portion (81) is configured to be connected to the inner port of tube portion II (83). The capsule portion (81) is configured to be embedded in the support frame (7). The lower end face of the capsule portion (81), tube portion I (82) and tube portion II (83) are configured to be connected to... The support frame (7) is adhesively connected, and the outer ports of tube I (82) and tube II (83) are respectively configured to be connected to the fluid pump (91). The cross-sectional ports of tube I (82) and tube II (83) are respectively configured to be connected to the valve (9). Tube I (82) and tube II (83) are respectively configured to be connected to the lower adjusting seat (3) through. The upper end face of the pouch (81) is configured to be connected to the larynx of the patient with dysphagia. Alternatively, the sac (81) may be configured as a rubber bag and the tubes I (82) and II (83) may be configured as rubber hoses. Alternatively, the fluid pump (91) is configured as an electromagnetic pump, and the housing of the fluid pump (91) is configured to be connected to the upright beam (1) via an intermediate connecting rod. One port of the fluid pump (91) is configured to be connected in communication with the liquid bladder (8), and another port of the fluid pump (91) is configured to be connected in communication with the housing (92) via a delivery pipe. Alternatively, the fluid pump (91) may deliver a medium consisting of glycerol with magnetic balls. Alternatively, the support frame (7) is configured to include a frame part II (71) and a support rod part (72), and an installation window (73) is provided on the longitudinal part of the frame part II (71). A receiving groove IV (74) is provided on the outer side of the transverse part of the frame part II (71), and the lower end face edge of the frame part II (71) is configured to be connected to the inclined end face of the support rod part (72). The middle part of the support rod part (72) is configured to be distributed correspondingly to the installation window (73), and the outer end of the transverse part of the frame part II (71) is configured to be embeddedly connected to the lower adjustment seat (3). The outer end of the transverse part of the frame part II (71) is configured to be connected to the lower adjustment seat (3), and the installation window (73) is configured to be connected to the liquid bladder (8). The inner end face of the middle part of the support rod part (72) is configured to be bonded to the liquid bladder (8), and the receiving groove IV (74) is configured to be connected to the pressure plate (94). Alternatively, the frame part II (71) is configured as a U-shaped frame and the support rod part (72) is configured as a [-shaped rod post, the mounting window (73) is configured as a hole and the receiving groove IV (74) is configured as a U-shaped opening, the support rod part (72) is configured to be spaced along the longitudinal center line of the frame part II (71) and the receiving groove IV (74) is configured to be spaced along the transverse center line of the frame part II (71). Alternatively, the upright beam (1) is configured to include a beam section (11), an upper rod section (12), a lower rod section (13), and an inner rod section (14), and a receiving groove I (15) is provided at the upper end of the beam section (11). The inner end face of the beam section (11) is configured to be connected to the inner end face of the inner rod section (14), and the receiving groove I (15) is configured to be connected to the upper rod section (12), the lower rod section (13), the upper adjusting seat (2), and the lower adjusting seat (3) in a receiving manner. The upper end of the inner wall of the receiving groove I (15) is configured to be connected to the end face of the upper rod section (12), and... The lower end of the inner wall of the receiving tank I (15) is configured to connect with the end face of the lower rod (13). The lower end of the right side face of the beam (11) is configured to connect with the valve (9), the fluid pump (91), and the housing (92) respectively via the intermediate connecting rod. The upper rod (12) is configured to be threadedly connected with the upper adjusting seat (2). The inner wall of the receiving tank I (15) is configured to be contacted with the upper adjusting seat (2). The lower rod (13) is configured to be threadedly connected with the lower adjusting seat (3). The inner wall of the receiving tank I (15) is configured to be contacted with the lower adjusting seat (3). Alternatively, the beam (11) is set as an L-shaped rectangular block and the upper rod (12) and lower rod (13) are respectively set as rectangular strips with threaded holes in the middle, the inner rod (14) is set as a rod and the receiving groove I (15) is set as a T-shaped opening groove, the threaded hole of the upper rod (12) is set to be connected to the upper adjusting seat (2) and the threaded hole of the lower rod (13) is set to be connected to the lower adjusting seat (3).

7. The rehabilitation treatment device for patients with swallowing dysfunction according to claim 5, characterized in that: The upper adjusting seat (2) and the lower adjusting seat (3) are respectively configured to include a seat part (21), a screw part (22) and a plate part (24), and a receiving groove II (23) is provided on the inner end face of the extension body of the seat part (21). The middle of the outer end face of the retractable body of the seat part (21) is configured to be rotatably connected to the inner end of the screw part (22), and the right side of the extension body of the seat part (21) is configured to be connected to the inner end face of the plate part (24). The left and right sides of the retractable body of the seat part (21) are configured to contact the vertical beam (1). The outer end of the connecting screw part (22) is configured to be threadedly connected to the vertical beam (1), the lower end face of the plate part (24) on the upper adjusting seat (2) is configured to be connected to the shock absorber (6), and the plate part (24) on the lower adjusting seat (3) is configured to be fittedly connected to the liquid bladder (8). The receiving groove II (23) on the upper adjusting seat (2) is configured to be connected to the swing frame (5) via a pin, and the receiving groove II (23) on the lower adjusting seat (3) is configured to be connected to the support frame (7). Alternatively, the seat (21) is configured as a convex block with a convex rotating hole in the middle of the outer end face of the shrinking body, and the screw (22) is configured as an internal hexagon bolt with a convex inner end, the plate (24) is configured as a strip, and the receiving groove II (23) is configured as a U-shaped groove, and the convex rotating hole of the seat (21) is configured to connect with the convex inner end of the screw (22). Alternatively, a receiving groove III (42) is provided on the inner side of the vertical part of the block (41) of the blocking block (4), and a receiving hole I (43) is provided on the horizontal part of the block (41). The upper end face of the horizontal part of the block (41) and the outer side face of the vertical part of the block (41) are respectively configured to be connected in contact with the swing frame (5), and the receiving hole I (43) is configured to be connected to the swing frame (5) by a middle bolt and nut. The receiving groove III (42) is configured to be connected in contact with the neck of the patient with swallowing dysfunction, and the lower end face of the horizontal part of the block (41) is configured to be connected in contact with the larynx of the patient with swallowing dysfunction. Alternatively, the block (41) may be configured as an L-shaped rubber seat and the receiving groove III (42) may be configured as an arc-shaped groove, and the receiving hole I (43) may be configured as a hole. Alternatively, a receiving hole II (52) is provided at the inner end of the horizontal part of the frame I (51) of the swing frame (5), and a receiving hole III (53) is provided at the outer end of the horizontal part of the frame I (51). A receiving hole IV (54) is provided in the vertical part of the frame I (51), and the vertical part of the frame I (51) is configured to be embeddedly connected to the stop block (4). The outer side of the horizontal part of the frame I (51) is configured to be in contact with the patch (93) and the pressure plate (94) respectively, and the horizontal part of the frame I (51) is configured to be recessed into the upper adjusting seat (2). The outer side of the upper end face of the horizontal part of the frame I (51) is configured to be in contact with the shock absorber (6), and the receiving hole IV (54) is configured to be connected to the stop block (4) by a middle bolt and nut. The receiving hole II (52) is configured to be connected to the pressure plate (94) by a middle bolt, and the receiving hole III (53) is configured to be connected to the upper adjusting seat (2) by a pin. Alternatively, the frame I (51) may be configured as a U-shaped frame and the receiving hole II (52) may be configured as a threaded hole, the receiving hole III (53) and the receiving hole IV (54) may be configured as holes, and the receiving hole II (52) may be arranged at intervals along the transverse centerline of the frame I (51), and the receiving hole IV (54) may be arranged at intervals along the longitudinal centerline of the frame I (51). Alternatively, the shock absorber (6) is configured as a magnetorheological damper, and the inner end face of the housing of the shock absorber (6) is configured to be connected to the upper adjusting seat (2), and the contact of the shock absorber (6) is configured to be connected to the swing frame (5) in a contact manner. Alternatively, the valve (9) is configured as an electrically controlled valve and the housing of the valve (9) is configured to be connected to the upright beam (1) via an intermediate connecting rod, and the ports of the valve (9) are respectively configured to be connected in communication with the liquid bladder (8). Alternatively, the housing (92) is configured as a box-shaped body with a sealed cover, and the housing of the housing (92) is configured to be connected to the upright beam (1) via an intermediate connecting rod. The housing (92) is configured to be connected to the fluid pump (91) via a delivery pipe. Alternatively, the patch (93) is configured as a self-adhesive transparent silicone electrode pad for electroacupuncture massage, and the upper side of the inner end face of the patch (93) is configured to be connected in contact with the swing frame (5), and the outer end face of the patch (93) is configured to be connected in contact with the pressure plate (94). Alternatively, the pressure plate (94) is configured as a T-shaped sheet with a through hole at the horizontal end and a vertical part with a central U-shaped groove, and the inner end face of the horizontal part of the pressure plate (94) is configured to be connected in contact with the patch (93), the through hole of the pressure plate (94) is configured to be connected to the swing frame (5) by a central bolt, and the outer end face of the horizontal part of the pressure plate (94) is configured to be connected in contact with the central bolt flange located between the pressure plate (94) and the swing frame (5), the middle of the vertical part of the pressure plate (94) is configured to be connected in contact with the patch (93), and the lower side of the inner end face of the vertical part of the pressure plate (94) is configured to be connected in contact with the support frame (7).

8. The rehabilitation treatment device and method for patients with swallowing dysfunction according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that: The upright beam (1) and support frame (7) are arranged in an expansion lifting manner with the liquid bladder (8) and fluid pump (91), and the upright beam (1), support frame (7), liquid bladder (8) and fluid pump (91) are arranged in a valve (9) and housing (92) as pipeline accessories. The upright beam (1), support frame (7), liquid bladder (8) and fluid pump (91) are arranged in a lower adjusting seat (3) as adjusting position. The upright beam (1), support frame (7), liquid bladder (8) and fluid pump (91) are arranged in a buffer lifting manner with the upper adjusting seat (2), stop block (4), swing frame (5) and shock absorber (6). The upright beam (1), support frame (7), liquid bladder (8), fluid pump (91), upper adjusting seat (2), stop block (4), swing frame (5) and shock absorber (6) are arranged in a massage stimulation manner with the patch (93) and pressure plate (94). Alternatively, a vertical beam (1), an upper adjusting seat (2), a lower adjusting seat (3), a valve (9), a fluid pump (91), and a housing (92) are configured to form a set of edge components. Two sets of edge components are respectively mounted on the swing frame (5) and the support frame (7). Two shock absorbers (6) are mounted on the swing frame (5). A patch (93) and a pressure plate (94) are configured to form a set of pressing components. At least two sets of pressing components are mounted between the swing frame (5) and the support frame (7). The bladder (81) is respectively connected to the support rod (72) and the mounting window (73), the tube part I (82) and the tube part II (83) are respectively connected to the plate part (24), the frame part II (71) and the frame part I (51) are respectively connected to the receiving groove II (23), the frame part I (51) is connected to the block part (41), the seat part (21) is connected to the receiving groove I (15), and the screw part (22) is respectively connected to the upper rod part (12) and the lower rod part (13).

9. A rehabilitation treatment method for patients with swallowing dysfunction, characterized by the following steps: The upper end of the liquid sac (8) is supported by the support frame (7) and the upright beam (1). The expansion medium liquid is injected into the liquid sac (8) by the fluid pump (91). The liquid sac (8) generates an external interference force on the larynx of the patient with dysphagia. The slow expansion force generated by the viscous liquid is applied to the larynx during the rehabilitation process of the patient with dysphagia.

10. The rehabilitation treatment method for patients with swallowing dysfunction according to claim 1, characterized in that: the steps are: When the screw part (22) rotates in the threaded hole of the upper rod part (12) and the threaded hole of the lower rod part (13), the seat part (21) moves in the receiving groove I (15), thereby adjusting the position of the seat part (21) on the beam part (11). The positions of the upper adjusting seat (2) and the lower adjusting seat (3) on the upright beam (1) are adjusted respectively. When rehabilitation treatment is needed for patients with swallowing dysfunction, the patient's hands hold the built-in rod part (14), the patient's neck is placed in the frame part I (51) and the frame part II (71), and the patient's neck contacts the receiving groove III (42). The position of the upper adjusting seat (2) on the upright beam (1) is adjusted. Position adjustment: Adjust the height of the blocking block (4) so ​​that the lower end face of the horizontal part of the block (41) is located on the upper side of the larynx of the patient with swallowing dysfunction. Adjust the position of the lower adjustment seat (3) on the upright beam (1) so that the upper end face of the pouch (81) contacts the larynx of the patient with swallowing dysfunction. Place the larynx of the patient with swallowing dysfunction between the pouch (81) and the block (41). Place the patch (93) on the throat muscles and the frame I (51). Place the inner end face of the horizontal part of the pressure plate (94) and the middle of the vertical part of the pressure plate (94) on the outer end face of the patch (93). Place the lower side of the inner end face of the vertical part of the pressure plate (94) into the receiving groove IV (74). Place the intermediate bolt located between the pressure plate (94) and the swing frame (5). Place it into the through hole of the pressure plate (94), and rotate the inner end of the intermediate bolt between the pressure plate (94) and the swing frame (5) in the receiving hole II (52). This causes the flange of the intermediate bolt between the pressure plate (94) and the swing frame (5) to act on the outer end face of the transverse part of the pressure plate (94), thereby installing the patch (93) between the swing frame (5) and the support frame (7). This puts the valve (9) on pipe I (82) in the open state and the valve (9) on pipe II (83) in the closed state. This puts the fluid pump (91) on pipe I (82) in the working state and the fluid pump (91) on pipe II (83) in the non-working state. (91) The fluid pump (91) injects the delivery medium into the bladder (81), causing the bladder (81) to expand and lift the larynx of the patient with dysphagia. The lifted larynx of the patient with dysphagia contacts the block (41), causing the horizontal part of the frame I (51) to swing in the receiving tank II (23) located on the upper adjustment seat (2). The damper (6) generates a damping force on the outer end of the horizontal part of the frame I (51), thereby achieving the lifting training of the larynx of the patient with dysphagia. After the lifting training of the larynx of the patient with dysphagia is completed, the valve (9) located on the tube I (82) is closed, and the valve (9) located on the tube II (83) is open.The fluid pump (91) located on tube I (82) is deactivated, while the fluid pump (91) located on tube II (83) is activated. The fluid medium delivered by the fluid pump (91) on tube II (83) is drawn out of the bladder (81), causing the bladder (81) to shrink, thus restoring the patient's larynx to its initial state. This completes one round of laryngeal rehabilitation treatment for the patient with dysphagia. The throat muscles of the patient with dysphagia are massaged and stimulated using the patch (93). After completing the rehabilitation treatment, the fluid pump (91) is deactivated, the patient's hands are separated from the internal rod (14), and the patient's neck is separated from frame I (51) and frame II (71).

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