Postoperative pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device for cervical cancer

Abstract

The invention discloses a cervical cancer postoperative pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation apparatus. The cervical cancer postoperative pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation apparatus comprises a seat body, wherein a patient can lie on the seat body; supporting legs are arranged at the bottom of the seat body; one side of the top of the seat body is provided with a presser foot limiting structure which is used for limiting hip bending and knee bending of a patient so as to carry out hip clamping training type pelvic floor muscle exercise, and the top of the seat body is further provided with a waist and hip movement adjusting structure which is used for jacking up the waist and hip parts of the patient so as to carry out pelvic movement type pelvic floor muscle exercise; the body movement adjusting structure is arranged on one side, far away from the presser foot limiting structure, of the top of the seat body and is used for controlling the body movement of the patient so as to perform crunch pelvic floor muscle exercise. The device has the advantages that a patient can be automatically assisted in implementing pelvic floor muscle exercise so as to ensure the rehabilitation exercise effect, and the workload of medical staff is effectively reduced while the treatment requirement of the patient is met.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, and more specifically, to a pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery. Background Art

[0002] For women, the incidence of cervical cancer is very high. It is a common malignant tumor second only to breast cancer. In hospital clinical practice, with the development of cervical TCT (cervical smear) screening technology, the early detection rate of cervical cancer has been significantly improved, and surgical treatment in the early stage of the lesion has been implemented to effectively reduce the mortality rate. However, for early cervical cancer patients, after surgical treatment, urinary retention problems often occur, which is not conducive to the patient's postoperative rehabilitation treatment. Therefore, rehabilitation exercises for the patient's pelvic floor muscles are needed to reduce urine retention.

[0003] At present, the most common way for hospitals to perform pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation exercises on patients after cervical cancer surgery is for medical staff to assist patients in completing pelvic floor muscle exercises using hospital beds. Although this method can meet certain needs, it not only causes a heavy workload for medical staff, but also during the exercise process, since the patients actively perform the exercises, they are prone to not reach the required amount of exercise due to fatigue, which in turn affects the effect of the rehabilitation exercises and cannot meet the treatment needs of the patients.

[0004] How to solve the above problems has become a technical problem that needs to be solved urgently. Summary of the invention

[0005] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery that can automatically assist patients in performing pelvic floor muscle exercises to ensure the rehabilitation exercise effect, meet the treatment needs of patients, and effectively reduce the workload of medical staff.

[0006] To achieve the above object, the present invention adopts the following technical solutions:

[0007] A pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery includes a seat body for a patient to lie on and the bottom of the seat body is provided with supporting feet; a foot-pressing limiting structure is provided on one side of the top of the seat body for limiting the patient's hip and knee flexion to perform a hip-clamping training-type pelvic floor muscle exercise; a waist-hip activity adjustment structure is also provided on the top of the seat body for lifting the patient's waist and buttocks to perform a pelvic movement-type pelvic floor muscle exercise; and a body activity adjustment structure is also provided on the top of the seat body away from the foot-pressing limiting structure to control the patient's body movement to perform a curl-up-type pelvic floor muscle exercise.

[0008] Preferably, a massage structure for massaging the patient's abdomen to relieve abdominal muscle fatigue, increase the number of sit-ups, and promote bladder function recovery to enhance the pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation effect is provided on one side wall of the seat through a position adjustment structure.

[0009] Preferably, the position adjustment structure includes a slide groove opened on the outer wall of one side of the seat body, a height adjustment rod is provided on the slide groove through a slider, and a first electric push rod is provided on the outer side wall of the seat body, and the push rod end of the first electric push rod is connected to the slider to control the active position of the height adjustment rod, wherein the massage structure is arranged on the height adjustment rod.

[0010] Preferably, the height adjustment rod includes a fixed rod connected to the slider and arranged longitudinally, a movable sleeve that can slide up and down relative to the fixed rod is sleeved on the fixed rod through a buffer sleeve, and a bolt that is threadedly connected to the movable sleeve to firmly restrict it to the fixed rod is provided on the movable sleeve, wherein the massage structure is arranged on the movable sleeve.

[0011] Preferably, the massage structure includes a base mounted on the movable sleeve near one end of the buffer sleeve, and a fixed ring is provided at the inner end of the base through a telescopic rod, which can be extended to a specified position of the patient's abdomen as the telescopic end of the telescopic rod moves, and a pulse massage patch for massaging the patient's abdomen is mounted on the fixed ring.

[0012] Preferably, the presser foot limiting structure includes slide rails provided on the outer walls at both ends of one side of the seat body, and a slide seat capable of sliding along the slide rail is provided on each of the slide rails. It also includes a pressure plate provided on the top of the seat body for pressing and pushing the patient's feet to perform hip and knee flexion movements to perform hip clamping training-type pelvic floor muscle exercises, and the bottoms of the two ends of the pressure plate are respectively connected to the corresponding slide seats, and a foot limiting component is provided on the front side wall of the pressure plate for limiting the patient's feet to prevent displacement when performing hip and knee flexion operations that affects the exercise effect; second electric push rods are also provided on the outer walls at both ends of one side of the seat body, and the push rod ends of the second electric push rods are respectively connected to the corresponding slide seats.

[0013] Preferably, the foot limiting assembly includes a foot limiting frame arranged on the front side wall of the pressure plate for limiting the patient's feet, and also includes two third electric push rods respectively arranged on the two ends of the inner side of the pressure plate, and the push rod end of each of the third electric push rods is respectively connected to the corresponding foot limiting frame to control the patient's hip extension movement to achieve pelvic floor muscle exercise.

[0014] Preferably, the waist and hip activity adjustment structure includes a waist and hip support arranged in the middle part of the seat body for supporting the patient's waist and hips, and also includes a fifth electric push rod installed on the bottom of the seat body, and the push rod end of the fifth electric push rod is connected to the waist and hip support for lifting the patient's waist and hips to implement pelvic movement-type pelvic floor muscle training.

[0015] Preferably, the body movement adjustment structure includes a back pad mounted on the seat body away from the top of one end of the pressure plate, and both ends of the back pad are hingedly connected to the two side walls of the seat body, and a fourth electric push rod is installed on the bottom of both side ends of the seat body through a bracket, and the push rod ends of the fourth electric push rod are respectively hingedly connected to the outside of the corresponding side of the back pad.

[0016] Preferably, a soft cover is provided on the top of the back pad for improving the suitability of the patient when performing the crunch operation.

[0017] Due to the adoption of the above structure, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:

[0018] In the present invention, the seat body is supported by the supporting feet for the patient to lie on the top thereof, and the foot-pressing limiting structure can automatically push the patient's lower limbs to perform hip and knee flexion operations, thereby satisfying the patient's implementation of hip clamping training-type pelvic floor muscle exercises; and the waist and hip activity adjustment structure can automatically lift the patient's waist and buttocks to implement pelvic movement-type pelvic floor muscle exercises for the patient; in addition, the body activity adjustment structure can push the patient's body to perform standing and lying activities to perform abdominal crunches, thereby satisfying the patient's implementation of abdominal crunch-type pelvic floor muscle exercises. By assisting the patient to automatically implement multi-mode pelvic floor muscle exercises through the above-mentioned exercise methods, not only can the pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation exercise effect be ensured to meet the patient's treatment needs, which is beneficial to the patient's rehabilitation treatment, but also the workload of medical staff can be effectively reduced. Therefore, the present invention has the advantages of being able to automatically assist the patient to implement pelvic floor muscle exercises to ensure the rehabilitation exercise effect, meet the patient's treatment needs, and effectively reduce the workload of medical staff.

[0019] The present invention will become more apparent from the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, which are used to illustrate embodiments of the present invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0020] In order to more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention, the drawings required for use in the embodiments or the description of the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of the present invention. For ordinary technicians in this field, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without paying creative labor.

[0021] Figure 1This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery according to the present invention;

[0022] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of a pressure foot limiting structure of a pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery according to the present invention;

[0023] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the position adjustment structure and massage structure of a pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery described in the present invention.

[0024] Explanation of the accompanying drawings: 1. seat body, 2. supporting foot, 3. pressure foot limiting structure, 31. slide rail, 32. slide seat, 33. pressure plate, 34. foot limiting assembly, 341. foot limiting frame, 342. third electric push rod, 35. second electric push rod, 4. waist and hip activity adjustment structure, 41. waist and hip support, 42. mounting frame, 43. fifth electric push rod, 5. body activity adjustment structure, 51. back pad, 52. bracket, 53. fourth electric push rod, 6. position adjustment structure, 61. slide groove, 62. slider, 63. height adjustment rod, 631. fixed rod, 632. buffer sleeve, 633. movable sleeve, 634. bolt, 64. first electric push rod, 7. massage structure, 71. base, 72. telescopic rod, 73. fixing ring, 74. pulse massage patch, 8. soft cover. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0025] The following will be combined with the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without creative work are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0026] Please refer to Figures 1 to 3As shown, a pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device for cervical cancer surgery includes a seat 1 for a patient to lie on and the bottom of the seat 1 is provided with supporting feet 2; a foot-pressing limiting structure 3 is provided on one side of the top of the seat 1 for limiting the patient's hip and knee flexion to perform a hip-clamping training-type pelvic floor muscle exercise; a waist-hip activity adjustment structure 4 is provided on the top of the seat 1 for lifting the patient's waist and buttocks to perform a pelvic movement-type pelvic floor muscle exercise; and a body activity adjustment structure 5 is also provided on the top of the seat 1 away from the foot-pressing limiting structure 3 to control the patient's body movement to perform a curl-up-type pelvic floor muscle exercise. During use, the seat body 1 is supported by the supporting feet 2 for the patient to lie on the top thereof. At this time, the patient's buttocks are located on the waist and hip activity adjustment structure 4, and the patient's torso is located on the torso activity adjustment structure 5. After the placement of the patient's feet is limited by the foot-pressing limiting structure 3, the foot-pressing limiting structure 3 automatically pushes the patient's lower limbs to perform hip and knee flexion operations, thereby satisfying the patient's pelvic floor muscle exercise by the hip-clamping training type. After the patient has finished the hip-clamping training type pelvic floor muscle exercise, the waist and hip activity adjustment structure 4 automatically lifts the patient up. The waist and buttocks are used to implement pelvic movement-type pelvic floor muscle exercises for the patient; after the patient finishes the pelvic movement-type pelvic floor muscle exercises, the body movement adjustment structure 5 pushes the patient's body to implement standing and lying activities to implement abdominal crunches, thereby implementing abdominal crunch-type pelvic floor muscle exercises for the patient at the same time through abdominal crunch exercises. The above-mentioned exercise method assists the patient to automatically implement multi-mode pelvic floor muscle exercises, which can ensure that the pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation exercise effect can meet the patient's treatment needs, thereby being beneficial to the patient's rehabilitation treatment, and at the same time can effectively reduce the workload of medical staff and effectively improve the convenience of use.

[0027] In this embodiment, a massage structure 7 is provided on one side wall of the seat body 1 through a position adjustment structure 6 for massaging the patient's abdomen to relieve abdominal muscle fatigue, increase the number of crunches, and promote bladder function recovery to enhance the rehabilitation effect of the pelvic floor muscles. The position adjustment structure 6 includes a slide groove 61 provided on the outer wall of one side of the seat body 1, a height adjustment rod 63 is provided on the slide groove 61 through a slider 62, and a first electric push rod 64 is provided on the outer side wall of the seat body 1, and the push rod end of the first electric push rod 64 is connected to the slider 62 to control the active position of the height adjustment rod 63, wherein the massage structure 7 is provided on the height adjustment rod 63. The height adjustment rod 63 includes a fixed rod 631 connected to the slider 62 and arranged longitudinally, a movable sleeve 633 capable of sliding up and down relative to the fixed rod 631 is sleeved on the fixed rod 631 through a buffer sleeve 632, and a bolt 634 is also provided on the movable sleeve 633, which is threadedly connected with the movable sleeve 633 to firmly restrict it on the fixed rod 631, wherein the massage structure 7 is provided on the movable sleeve 633. The massage structure 7 includes a base 71 sleeved on the movable sleeve 633 near one end of the buffer sleeve 632, a fixed ring 73 capable of moving to a designated position of the patient's abdomen along with the telescopic end of the telescopic rod 72 is provided on the inner side end of the base 71 through a telescopic rod 72, and a pulse massage patch 74 for performing massage operations on the patient's abdomen is sleeved and matched on the fixed ring 73. During use, when the patient feels tired after performing the abdominal curling pelvic floor muscle exercise, the first electric push rod 64 of the position adjustment structure 6 is started to work, and the push rod end of the first electric push rod 64 is used to push the slider 62 to drive the height adjustment rod 63 to slide along the slide groove 61 together with the massage structure 7 to a specified position. At this time, the position of the massage structure 7 corresponds to the patient's abdominal position. Then, under the limitation of the base 71 of the massage structure, the telescopic rod 72 is adjusted to telescope and drive the fixing ring 73 to move together with the pulse massage patch 74 to a specified position. At this time, the pulse massage patch 74 is located above the patient's abdomen, and then the bolt 63 of the height adjustment rod 63 is loosened. 4. Under the anti-slip effect of the buffer sleeve 632, the movable sleeve 633 is pushed to drive the base 71, the telescopic rod 72, the fixing ring 73 and the pulse massage patch 74 to descend along the fixing rod 631 until the pulse massage patch 74 is attached to the patient's abdomen, and then the bolt 634 is tightened to firmly limit the movable sleeve 633 to the specified position on the fixing rod 631, so that the pulse massage patch 74 is stably attached to the patient's abdomen, and then the pulse massage patch 74 is started to work to achieve the massage operation on the patient's abdomen, thereby relieving the patient's abdominal muscle fatigue, increasing the number of crunches and promoting the recovery of bladder function to enhance the pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation effect.

[0028] In this embodiment, the presser foot limiting structure 3 includes a slide rail 31 opened on the outer wall at both ends of one side of the seat body 1, and each of the slide rails 31 is provided with a slide seat 32 that can slide along the slide rail 31, and also includes a pressure plate 33 arranged on the top of the seat body 1 for pressing and pushing the patient's feet to move to perform hip flexion and knee flexion movements to perform hip clamping training-type pelvic floor muscle exercises, and the bottom of the two ends of the pressure plate 33 are respectively connected to the corresponding slide seats 32, and a foot limiting component 34 is provided on the front side wall of the pressure plate 33 for limiting the patient's feet to prevent displacement when performing hip flexion and knee flexion operations that affect the exercise effect; second electric push rods 35 are also provided on the outer walls at both ends of one side of the seat body 1, and the push rod ends of the second electric push rod 35 are respectively connected to the corresponding slide seats 32. The foot limiting assembly 34 includes a foot limiting frame 341 arranged on the front side wall of the pressure plate 33 for limiting the patient's feet, and also includes two third electric push rods 342 respectively arranged on the two ends of the inner side of the pressure plate 33, and the push rod end of each third electric push rod 342 is respectively connected to the corresponding foot limiting frame 341 to control the patient's hip extension movement to achieve pelvic floor muscle training. During use, the patient's feet are placed on the corresponding foot limit frames 341 of the foot limit assembly 34 to use the foot limit frames 341 to limit the placement position of the patient's feet, and then the second electric push rod 35 of the foot pressure limiting structure 3 is started to work, and the push rod end of the second electric push rod 35 is used to push the slide seat 32 to drive the pressure plate 33 together with the foot limit assembly 34 to move along the slide rail 31 to automatically push the patient's lower limbs to perform hip flexion and knee flexion operations, thereby satisfying the patient's implementation of hip clamping training-style pelvic floor muscle exercise. At the same time, the two third electric push rods 342 are started to work to drive the corresponding foot limit frames 341 and the patient's corresponding lower limbs to move along the predetermined direction, so that the patient's lower limbs perform hip extension movements to achieve pelvic floor muscle exercise, thereby satisfying the patient's hip flexion, knee flexion and hip extension pelvic floor muscle exercise, and effectively improving the pelvic floor muscle exercise effect.

[0029] In this embodiment, the waist and hip activity adjustment structure 4 includes a waist and hip support 41 arranged in the middle of the seat body 1 for supporting the patient's waist and hips, and also includes a fifth electric push rod 43 arranged at the bottom of the seat body 1 through a mounting frame 42, and the push rod end of the fifth electric push rod 43 is connected to the waist and hip support 41 for lifting the patient's waist and hips to implement pelvic movement type pelvic floor muscle training. During use, under the limitation of the mounting frame 42 of the waist and hip activity adjustment structure 4, the fifth electric push rod 43 is started to work, and the push rod end of the fifth electric push rod 43 is used to drive the waist and hip support 41 to move upward to automatically lift the patient's waist and hips to implement pelvic movement type pelvic floor muscle training for the patient, thereby replacing the patient's autonomous hip lifting exercise to ensure the exercise action and number, and then ensure the pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation exercise effect to meet the patient's treatment needs.

[0030] In this embodiment, the body movement adjustment structure 5 includes a back pad 51 sleeved on the top of one end of the seat body 1 away from the pressure plate 33, and both ends of the back pad 51 are hingedly connected to the two side walls of the seat body 1, and a fourth electric push rod 53 is installed at the bottom of both side ends of the seat body 1 through a bracket 52, and the push rod ends of the fourth electric push rod 53 are respectively hingedly connected to the corresponding side of the back pad 51. During use, under the limitation of the bracket of the body movement adjustment structure 5, the fourth electric push rod 53 is started to work, and the push rod end of the fourth electric push rod 53 is used to push the back pad 51 to flip, and the flipping action of the back pad 51 is used to push the patient's body to perform lying and standing activities to perform abdominal curling movements, thereby performing abdominal curling-type pelvic floor muscle exercises on the patient while performing abdominal curling exercises, thereby replacing the patient's autonomous lying and standing abdominal curling exercises to ensure the movements and times of exercise, and further ensuring the pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation exercise effect to meet the patient's treatment needs.

[0031] In this embodiment, a soft cover 8 is provided on the top of the back pad 51 to improve the suitability of the patient when performing the abdominal crunch operation.

[0032] When the present embodiment is used, firstly, the seat body 1 is supported by the supporting feet 2 for the patient to lie on the top thereof. At this time, the patient's buttocks are located on the waist and hip activity adjustment structure 4, and the patient's body is located on the body activity adjustment structure 5 and fits with the soft cover 8; secondly, the patient's feet are placed on the corresponding foot limit frame 341 of the foot limit assembly 34 to limit the placement position of the patient's feet by using the foot limit frame 341, and then the second electric push rod 35 of the presser foot limiting structure 3 is started to work, and the second electric push rod 35 of the presser foot limiting structure 3 is used to adjust the patient's body. The push rod end of the electric push rod 35 pushes the slide seat 32 to drive the pressure plate 33 and the foot limit assembly 34 to move along the slide rail 31 to automatically push the patient's lower limbs to perform hip flexion and knee flexion operations, thereby satisfying the patient's pelvic floor muscle exercise of the hip clamping training type. At the same time, the two third electric push rods 342 are started to work to drive the corresponding foot limit frames 341 and the patient's corresponding lower limbs to move along the predetermined direction, so that the patient's lower limbs perform hip extension actions to achieve pelvic floor muscle exercise, thereby satisfying the patient's hip flexion, knee flexion and extension. The pelvic floor muscle exercise of the hip effectively improves the pelvic floor muscle exercise effect; under the limitation of the mounting frame 42 of the waist and hip activity adjustment structure 4, the fifth electric push rod 43 is started to work, and the push rod end of the fifth electric push rod 43 is used to drive the waist and hip support 41 to move upward to automatically lift the patient's waist and hips to implement pelvic movement type pelvic floor muscle exercise for the patient, thereby replacing the patient's autonomous hip lifting exercise to ensure the exercise action and number, and then ensure the pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation exercise effect to meet the patient's treatment needs; then, after the patient has finished the pelvic movement type pelvic floor muscle exercise, under the limitation of the bracket of the trunk activity adjustment structure 5, the fourth electric push rod 53 is started to work, and the push rod end of the fourth electric push rod 53 is used to push the back pad 51 to flip, and the flipping action of the back pad 51 is used to push the patient's body to perform lying and standing activities to perform abdominal curling movements, thereby performing abdominal curling type pelvic floor muscle exercise on the patient through abdominal curling exercises, thereby replacing the patient's autonomous lying and standing abdominal curling exercises to ensure the exercise action and number, and then ensure the pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation exercise effect to meet the patient's treatment needs;Finally, when the patient feels tired after performing the abdominal curl-up pelvic floor muscle exercise, the first electric push rod 64 of the position adjustment structure 6 is started to work, and the push rod end of the first electric push rod 64 is used to push the slider 62 to drive the height adjustment rod 63 and the massage structure 7 to slide along the slide groove 61 to a specified position. At this time, the position of the massage structure 7 corresponds to the patient's abdominal position. Then, under the limitation of the base 71 of the massage structure, the telescopic rod 72 is adjusted to telescope and drive the fixed ring 73 and the pulse massage patch 74 to move to a specified position. At this time, the pulse massage patch 74 is located above the patient's abdomen. The bolt 634 of the height adjustment rod 63 is then loosened. Under the anti-slip effect of the buffer sleeve 632, the movable sleeve 633 is pushed to drive the base 71 together with the telescopic rod 72, the fixed ring 73 and the pulse massage patch 74. The pulse massage patch 74 is lowered along the fixed rod 631 until the pulse massage patch 74 is attached to the patient's abdomen, and then the bolt 634 is tightened to firmly limit the movable sleeve 633 to the specified position on the fixed rod 631, so that the pulse massage patch 74 is stably attached to the patient's abdomen, and then the pulse massage patch 74 is started to work to achieve the massage operation on the patient's abdomen, thereby relieving the patient's abdominal muscle fatigue, increasing the number of abdominal curling and promoting the recovery of bladder function to improve the pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation effect; through the above-mentioned exercise method, the patient is assisted to automatically implement multi-mode pelvic floor muscle exercise, which can ensure the pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation exercise effect to meet the patient's treatment needs, thereby facilitating the patient's rehabilitation treatment, and at the same time can effectively reduce the workload of medical staff and effectively improve the convenience of use. ;

[0033] In summary, the present invention adopts the above-mentioned structure, which has the advantages of being able to automatically assist patients in performing pelvic floor muscle exercises to ensure the rehabilitation exercise effect, meet the treatment needs of patients, and effectively reduce the workload of medical staff.

[0034] The above describes the preferred embodiments of the present invention. It should be understood that the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned specific embodiments, and the devices and structures that are not described in detail should be understood to be implemented in a common manner in the art; any technician familiar with the art can use the above-disclosed methods and technical contents to make many possible changes and modifications to the technical solutions of the present invention without departing from the scope of the technical solutions of the present invention, or modify them into equivalent embodiments of equivalent changes, which does not affect the essential content of the present invention. Therefore, any simple modifications, equivalent changes and modifications made to the above embodiments based on the technical essence of the present invention without departing from the content of the technical solutions of the present invention are still within the scope of protection of the technical solutions of the present invention.

Claims

1. A pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device for cervical cancer surgery, comprising a seat (1) for a patient to lie on, and the bottom of the seat (1) is provided with supporting feet (2); characterized in that: A foot-pressing limiting structure (3) is provided on one side of the top of the seat body (1) for limiting the patient's hip and knee flexion to perform a hip-clamping training-type pelvic floor muscle exercise. A waist-hip activity adjustment structure (4) is also provided on the top of the seat body (1) for lifting the patient's waist and buttocks to perform a pelvic movement-type pelvic floor muscle exercise. The seat body (1) also includes a body activity adjustment structure (5) provided on one side of the top of the seat body (1) away from the foot-pressing limiting structure (3) for controlling the patient's body movement to perform a curl-up-type pelvic floor muscle exercise.

2. The pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery according to claim 1, characterized in that: A massage structure (7) is provided on one side wall of the seat body (1) via a position adjustment structure (6) for massaging the patient's abdomen to relieve abdominal muscle fatigue, increase the number of abdominal crunches, and promote bladder function recovery to enhance the pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation effect.

3. The pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery according to claim 2, characterized in that: The position adjustment structure (6) comprises a slide groove (61) provided on the outer wall of one side of the seat body (1); a height adjustment rod (63) is provided on the slide groove (61) via a slider (62); a first electric push rod (64) is provided on the outer wall of the seat body (1), and the push rod end of the first electric push rod (64) is connected to the slider (62) to control the movable position of the height adjustment rod (63); wherein the massage structure (7) is provided on the height adjustment rod (63).

4. The pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery according to claim 3, characterized in that: The height adjustment rod (63) includes a fixed rod (631) connected to the slider (62) and arranged longitudinally, a movable sleeve (633) capable of sliding up and down relative to the fixed rod (631) is sleeved on the fixed rod (631) through a buffer sleeve (632), and a bolt (634) is also provided on the movable sleeve (633) and is threadedly connected to the movable sleeve (633) to firmly fix it on the fixed rod (631), wherein the massage structure (7) is arranged on the movable sleeve (633).

5. The pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery according to claim 4, characterized in that: The massage structure (7) comprises a base (71) sleeved on the movable sleeve (633) near one end of the buffer sleeve (632); a fixed ring (73) capable of extending to a specified position of the patient's abdomen along with the movement of the telescopic end of the telescopic rod (72) is provided at the inner end of the base (71) through a telescopic rod (72); and a pulse massage patch (74) for massaging the patient's abdomen is sleeved and provided on the fixed ring (73).

6. The pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that: The foot-pressing limiting structure (3) comprises a slide rail (31) provided on the outer wall at both ends of one side of the seat body (1), and a slide seat (32) capable of sliding along the slide rail (31) is provided on each of the slide rails (31), and also comprises a pressing plate (33) provided on the top of the seat body (1) for pressing and pushing the patient's feet to move to perform hip and knee flexion movements to perform hip clamping training-type pelvic floor muscle exercises, and the bottoms of the two ends of the pressing plate (33) are respectively connected to the corresponding slide seats (32), and a foot limiting component (34) is provided on the front side wall of the pressing plate (33) for limiting the patient's feet to prevent displacement when performing hip and knee flexion operations and affecting the exercise effect; and a second electric push rod (35) is provided on the outer wall at both ends of one side of the seat body (1), and the push rod ends of the second electric push rod (35) are respectively connected to the corresponding slide seats (32).

7. The pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery according to claim 6, characterized in that: The foot limiting assembly (34) comprises a foot limiting frame (341) arranged on the front side wall of the pressing plate (33) for limiting the patient's feet, and also comprises two third electric push rods (342) respectively arranged on the two ends of the inner side of the pressing plate (33), and the push rod end of each third electric push rod (342) is respectively connected to the corresponding foot limiting frame (341) to control the patient's hip extension movement to achieve pelvic floor muscle training.

8. The pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery according to claim 7, characterized in that: The waist and hip activity adjustment structure (4) comprises a waist and hip support (41) arranged in the middle of the seat body (1) for supporting the patient's waist and hips, and also comprises a fifth electric push rod (43) arranged at the bottom of the seat body (1) through a mounting frame (42), and the push rod end of the fifth electric push rod (43) is connected to the waist and hip support (41) for lifting the patient's waist and hips to implement pelvic movement type pelvic floor muscle training.

9. The pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery according to claim 7, characterized in that: The body movement adjustment structure (5) comprises a back pad (51) mounted on the top of one end of the seat body (1) away from the pressure plate (33), and both ends of the back pad (51) are hingedly connected to the two side walls of the seat body (1), and a fourth electric push rod (53) is installed at the bottom of both side ends of the seat body (1) through a bracket (52), and the push rod ends of the fourth electric push rod (53) are respectively hingedly connected to the outside of the corresponding side of the back pad (51).

10. The pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation device after cervical cancer surgery according to claim 9, characterized in that: A soft cover (8) is provided on the top of the back pad (51) for improving the suitability of the patient when performing the abdominal crunch operation.

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