Diabetic foot nursing device

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of medical equipment, and discloses a diabetic foot nursing device which comprises a seat and a supporting frame arranged on supporting legs at the bottom of the seat, and further comprises a thigh supporting unit arranged on the supporting frame in a lifting mode; the shank supporting unit is arranged on the supporting frame, connected with the thigh supporting unit and used for turning upwards to support the shank of the patient when the thigh of the patient presses down the thigh supporting unit; the fixing unit is arranged on the crus supporting unit, connected with the thigh supporting unit and used for fixing the crus placed on the crus supporting unit, the crus supporting unit can automatically lift the crus of a patient, the patient does not need to lift the crus by himself, the use comfort of the patient is improved, and the patient can conveniently use the patient. And the shank of the patient can be fixed, so that the phenomenon that the shank of the patient moves randomly in the nursing process is avoided, and the efficiency of nursing work is improved.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The present application relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to a diabetic foot nursing device. BACKGROUND

[0002] Diabetes is a common chronic disease, and as the disease progresses, many patients will develop complications such as diabetic foot. Diabetic foot is a lower extremity neuropathy and vascular disease caused by diabetes, which leads to foot sensory reduction, blood circulation disorder, and thus easily causes ulcers, infections, and in severe cases even amputation, greatly affecting the patient's quality of life and health.

[0003] When nursing a diabetic foot patient, the patient needs to maintain a specific posture to facilitate foot examination, dressing change, cleaning, and other operations. However, at present, patients often lack a dedicated auxiliary device when performing these nursing operations.

[0004] The existing device has the following disadvantages: the traditional way is usually for the patient to sit on an ordinary chair, then lift the feet by lifting the legs, as the patient's infected feet need to be forced when lifting the feet, which can easily cause leg muscle fatigue, increasing the patient's discomfort, and the traditional way lacks effective fixing devices, which can cause the lower limbs to move during nursing due to pain resistance, resulting in nursing operation errors or secondary harm to the patient.

[0005] Therefore, the present application proposes a diabetic foot nursing device to solve the above problems. SUMMARY

[0006] The purpose of the present application is to provide a diabetic foot nursing device to solve the above problems of the traditional way of the patient sitting on an ordinary chair, then lifting the feet by lifting the legs, as the patient's infected feet need to be forced when lifting the feet, which can easily cause leg muscle fatigue, increasing the patient's discomfort, and the traditional way lacks effective fixing devices, which can cause the lower limbs to move during nursing due to pain resistance, resulting in nursing operation errors or secondary harm to the patient.

[0007] To achieve the above purpose, the present application provides the following technical solution: a diabetic foot nursing device, comprising a seat and a support frame arranged on the seat bottom support leg, further comprising: a thigh support unit, which is arranged on the support frame in a lifting manner, and is used to support the patient's thigh; a calf support unit, which is arranged on the support frame and connected to the thigh support unit, and is used to support the patient's calf by turning upward when the patient's thigh presses the thigh support unit downward; A fixing unit is arranged on the calf supporting unit and connected with the thigh supporting unit, and is used for fixing the calf placed on the calf supporting unit.

[0008] The supporting frame comprises: A fixing frame is hollowly arranged and fixed on the supporting leg, and is used for supporting the thigh supporting unit. An installation frame is arranged on the top of the fixing frame, and is used for installing the calf supporting unit.

[0009] The thigh supporting unit comprises: A rack is arranged on the top of the fixing frame. A supporting ring is fixed on the top of the rack and is designed in a circular arc shape, and is used for supporting the thigh of the patient. A sealing plate is fixed on the bottom of the rack and abuts against the inner wall of the fixing frame, and is used for guiding the supporting ring. A first elastic member is arranged on the bottom end of the sealing plate and is connected with the inner wall of the fixing frame.

[0010] The thigh supporting unit further comprises: An installation shaft is arranged in the installation frame. A gear is fixed on the installation shaft and is meshingly connected with the rack, and is used for installing the calf supporting unit.

[0011] The thigh supporting unit further comprises: A positioning assembly is arranged on the fixing frame and is connected with the rack, and is used for fixing the rack moved down to a set position.

[0012] The positioning assembly comprises: A fixing cylinder is fixed in the fixing frame, and is used for providing a moving space for components. An abutting ring is fixed in the fixing cylinder. A moving rod is arranged in the abutting ring. A positioning ball is arranged on one side of the moving rod close to the rack and is inserted into a positioning groove arranged on the rack, and is used for fixing the rack when the positioning groove on the rack is aligned with the positioning ball. A limiting plate is fixed on the moving rod, and is used for limiting the moving position of the moving rod. A second elastic member is sleeved on the moving rod and is located between the abutting ring and the limiting plate.

[0013] The calf supporting unit comprises: An installation plate is fixed on the installation shaft and is symmetrically arranged with respect to the gear. Swing rod, arranged on the mounting plate and designed in an L-shaped structure; Placing ring, arranged on the swing rod in a spaced manner and designed in a circular arc shape, used for supporting the lower leg of the patient.

[0014] The lower leg supporting unit further comprises: Foot supporting assembly, arranged on the side of the swing rod away from the mounting plate, used for supporting the feet of the patient; The foot supporting assembly comprises: Fixed plate, fixed on the side of the swing rod away from the mounting plate; Lifting rod, penetrating through the fixed plate; Foot pedal, fixed on the side of the lifting rod away from the mounting plate, used for placing the feet of the patient; Anti-dropping plate, fixed on the side of the lifting rod away from the foot pedal, used for limiting the moving position of the lifting rod; Third elastic member, sleeved on the lifting rod and located between the fixed plate and the anti-dropping plate.

[0015] The fixed frame is provided with an inflation cavity at the position below the sealing plate, and one side of the fixed frame is provided with an exhaust hole in communication with the inflation cavity; The fixed unit comprises: Inflation pipe, arranged on the fixed frame and in communication with the exhaust hole on one side and the inflation opening provided on the placing ring on the other side, used for exhausting the air inside the inflation cavity to a set position; Fixed assembly, arranged in one of the placing rings and in communication with the inflation pipe, used for fixing the lower leg placed above the placing ring when the sealing plate moves downward inside the fixed frame.

[0016] The fixed assembly comprises: Moving plate, adjustably arranged inside the placing ring and abutting against the placing groove inside the placing ring; Fixed clamping plate, designed in a circular arc shape, adjustably arranged on the moving plate and penetrating through the placing ring away from the moving plate on one side; Fourth elastic member, arranged inside the placing groove and fixedly connected with the moving plate.

[0017] Compared with the prior art, the present application has the following beneficial effects: The thigh supporting unit and the lower leg supporting unit are linked, so that when the patient places the thigh on the thigh supporting unit and presses the thigh supporting unit downward, the lower leg supporting unit can automatically lift the lower leg of the patient, without the patient lifting the lower leg by himself, improving the use comfort of the patient, and the lower leg of the patient can be fixed, so that the lower leg of the patient does not move during nursing, improving the efficiency of nursing work. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0018] Figure 1 It is a main structure schematic diagram in an embodiment of the present application. Figure 2 It is a structure schematic diagram in an embodiment of the present application. Figure 3 It is a structure schematic diagram when the lower leg supporting unit is lifted in an embodiment of the present application. Figure 4 It is a structure schematic diagram when the lower leg supporting unit is lifted in an embodiment of the present application. Figure 5 It is a structure schematic diagram in an embodiment of the present application. Figure 6 It is a structure schematic diagram when the lower leg supporting unit is lifted in an embodiment of the present application. Figure 7 It is a structure schematic diagram of the fixing unit in an embodiment of the present application. Figure 8 It is a structure schematic diagram of the moving direction of the fixing unit in an embodiment of the present application. Figure 9 It is a structure schematic diagram of the connection between the fixing unit and the placing ring in an embodiment of the present application. Figure 10 It is a structure schematic diagram of the connection between the inflation port and the moving plate in an embodiment of the present application. Figure 11 It is a structure schematic diagram of the thigh supporting unit in an embodiment of the present application. Figure 12 It is a structure schematic diagram when the positioning assembly fixes the rack in an embodiment of the present application. Figure 13 It is a structure schematic diagram of the connection between the inflation cavity and the exhaust hole in an embodiment of the present application.

[0019] In the figure: 1, seat; 11, support leg; 2, support frame; 21, fixed frame; 2101, inflation cavity; 2102, exhaust hole; 22, mounting frame; 2201, swing groove; 2202, through groove; 3, thigh support unit; 31, support ring; 32, rack; 3201, positioning groove; 33, sealing plate; 34, first elastic piece; 35, gear; 36, mounting shaft; 37, positioning assembly; 371, fixed cylinder; 372, abutting ring; 373, moving rod; 374, limiting plate; 375, positioning ball; 376, second elastic piece; 377, pull ring; 4, calf support unit; 41, mounting plate; 42, swing rod; 43, placing ring; 4301, inflation port; 4302, through groove; 4303, placing groove; 44, foot support assembly; 441, fixed plate; 442, lifting rod; 443, anti-dropping plate; 444, third elastic piece; 445, foot pedal; 5, fixing unit; 51, inflation pipe; 52, fixing assembly; 521, moving plate; 522, fixed clamp plate; 523, fourth elastic piece. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0020] The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present application will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present application. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present application, rather than all the embodiments. Based on the embodiments in the present application, all other embodiments obtained by a person of ordinary skill in the art without creative labor fall within the scope of protection of the present application.

[0021] Please refer to Figures 1-13 The present application provides a technical solution: a diabetic foot care device, comprising a seat 1 and a support frame 2 arranged on the support legs 11 at the bottom of the seat 1, further comprising: a thigh support unit 3, which is arranged on the support frame 2 in a liftable manner and is used for supporting the thigh of a patient; a calf support unit 4, which is arranged on the support frame 2 and connected with the thigh support unit 3, and is used for being turned up to support the calf of the patient when the thigh of the patient presses down the thigh support unit 3; and a fixing unit 5, which is arranged on the calf support unit 4 and connected with the thigh support unit 3, and is used for fixing the calf placed on the calf support unit 4.

[0022] It should be noted that during the work, when the patient's diabetic foot is medicated and nursed, the patient sits on the seat 1, and then places the thighs on the thigh support unit 3. The weight of the thighs will force the thigh support unit 3 to move downward in the support frame 2, and will push the calf support unit 4 to overturn outward along the support frame 2 during the downward movement of the thigh support unit 3, and then lift the patient's calf placed above the calf support unit 4. When the thigh support unit 3 moves to the set position, it is fixed with the support frame 2, so that the calf support unit 4 lifts the patient's calf to the set height and is fixed, which is convenient for medical staff to nurse and treat the patient's diabetic foot. During the rotation of the calf support unit 4, the thigh support unit 3 drives the fixed unit 5 to move, so that the fixed unit 5 clamps and fixes the patient's calf placed on the calf support unit 4. Through the linkage design of the thigh support unit 3 and the calf support unit 4, when the patient places the thighs on the thigh support unit 3 and presses the thigh support unit 3 downward, the calf support unit 4 can automatically lift the patient's calf, without the patient lifting the calf by himself, improving the use comfort of the patient, and the patient's calf can be fixed, so that the patient's calf does not move during the nursing process, improving the efficiency of the nursing work.

[0023] In an embodiment, the support frame 2 comprises: a fixed frame 21, which is hollow and fixed on the support leg 11, for supporting the thigh support unit 3; and a mounting frame 22, which is arranged on the top of the fixed frame 21 and is used for mounting the calf support unit 4. The mounting frame 22 is provided with a swing groove 2201 for the movement of the calf support unit 4, and is provided with a through groove 2202 for the movement of the thigh support unit 3.

[0024] In this way, referring to Figure 3 , and Figures 11-12 , the support frame 2 is composed of two independent and mutually cooperating parts, the fixed frame 21 and the mounting frame 22. The fixed frame 21 is hollow and fixed on the support leg 11. The thigh support unit 3 is inserted into the fixed frame 21 from the top of the fixed frame 21. When the patient presses the thigh support unit 3 downward, the thigh support unit 3 will be forced to move downward in the fixed frame 21. The mounting frame 22 is fixed at the top end of the fixed frame 21 and forms an inverted L-shaped mechanism with the fixed frame 21. The calf support unit 4 is fixed in the inside of the mounting frame 22 and is connected with the thigh support unit 3 in the inside of the fixed frame 21. Under the pushing of the thigh support unit 3, the calf support unit 4 swings along the mounting frame 22 to support the patient's calf placed on the calf support unit 4.

[0025] In an embodiment, the thigh supporting unit 3 comprises: a rack 32 arranged on the top of the fixed frame 21; a supporting ring 31 fixed on the top of the rack 32 and designed in a circular arc shape for supporting the thigh of the patient; a sealing plate 33 fixed on the bottom of the rack 32 and abutting against the inner wall of the fixed frame 21 for guiding the supporting ring 31; and a first elastic member 34 arranged at the bottom end of the sealing plate 33 and connected with the inner wall of the fixed frame 21.

[0026] In this way, when the patient places the thigh inside the supporting ring 31, the thigh will press the supporting ring 31 downward under the action of gravity, thereby driving the rack 32 to move downward in the fixed frame 21, and further driving the sealing plate 33 fixed at the bottom end of the rack 32 to move downward along the inner wall of the fixed frame 21, and the sealing plate 33 will press the first elastic member 34. Figure 5 Figure 6 The first elastic member 34 is made of a spring with damping or an elastic pad, which can elastically support the leg of the patient. When the patient finishes the nursing and moves the thigh away from the supporting ring 31, the first elastic member 34 can drive the supporting ring 31 to move upward under the elastic action, and the sealing plate 33 abuts against the inner wall of the fixed frame 21, which not only plays an auxiliary supporting role, but also guides the movement of the rack 32. During the lifting and lowering of the rack 32, the sealing plate 33 slides along the inner wall of the fixed frame 21, which ensures that the rack 32 can only move linearly in the vertical direction, avoiding the deviation or jamming of the rack 32 during the movement, and improving the stability and reliability of the movement of the thigh supporting unit 3.

[0027] In an embodiment, the thigh supporting unit 3 further comprises: a mounting shaft 36 arranged in the mounting frame 22; and a gear 35 fixed on the mounting shaft 36 and engaged with the rack 32 for mounting the calf supporting unit 4.

[0028] In this way, during the downward movement of the rack 32, the rack 32 will engage with the gear 35, driving the gear 35 to rotate, and further driving the mounting shaft 36 to rotate in the mounting frame 22, so that the mounting shaft 36 drives the calf supporting unit 4 fixed on the upper end of the mounting shaft 36 to rotate counterclockwise along the mounting shaft 36, lifting the calf of the patient placed on the upper end of the calf supporting unit 4. Figure 5 When the patient presses the supporting ring 31 with the thigh, the gear 35 engaged with the rack 32 will rotate, and the rotation of the gear 35 can drive the calf supporting unit 4 to flip upward, thereby achieving the support of the calf. This linkage mode simulates the movement logic of the human leg during the natural change of sitting posture, making the movements of the thigh and the calf more coordinated and natural, and helping to reduce the discomfort of the patient when lifting the calf during the nursing process.

[0029] ​In an embodiment, the thigh supporting unit 3 further comprises a positioning assembly 37 arranged on the fixing frame 21 and connected with the rack 32, for fixing the rack 32 lowered to a set position.

[0030] In this way, referring to Figs. 1 and 2, the positioning assembly 37 is arranged on the fixing frame 21 and connected with the rack 32, and when the rack 32 is lowered to a set position, the positioning assembly 37 can fix the rack 32. During the nursing of the patient with diabetic foot, the lower leg of the patient needs to be stably placed on the lower leg supporting unit 4, and the presence of the positioning assembly 37 effectively fixes the overturning of the lower leg supporting unit 4, ensuring that the lower leg supporting unit 4 always maintains a set angle, thereby providing stable and reliable support for the lower leg of the patient. Figures 1-4 Figures 11-12 In this way, referring to Figs. 1 and 2, the positioning assembly 37 is arranged on the fixing frame 21 and connected with the rack 32, and when the rack 32 is lowered to a set position, the positioning assembly 37 can fix the rack 32. During the nursing of the patient with diabetic foot, the lower leg of the patient needs to be stably placed on the lower leg supporting unit 4, and the presence of the positioning assembly 37 effectively fixes the overturning of the lower leg supporting unit 4, ensuring that the lower leg supporting unit 4 always maintains a set angle, thereby providing stable and reliable support for the lower leg of the patient.

[0031] In an embodiment, the positioning assembly 37 comprises a fixing cylinder 371 fixed in the inside of the fixing frame 21, for providing a moving space for components; an abutting ring 372 fixed in the inside of the fixing cylinder 371; a moving rod 373 arranged on the abutting ring 372; a positioning ball 375 arranged on one side of the moving rod 373 close to the rack 32 and inserted into a positioning groove 3201 formed on the rack 32, for fixing the rack 32 when the positioning groove 3201 on the rack 32 is aligned with the positioning ball 375; a limiting plate 374 fixed on the moving rod 373, for limiting the moving position of the moving rod 373; and a second elastic member 376 sleeved on the moving rod 373 and located between the abutting ring 372 and the limiting plate 374.

[0032] In this way, referring to Figs. 1 and 2, the positioning assembly 37 is arranged on the fixing frame 21 and connected with the rack 32, and when the rack 32 is lowered to a set position, the positioning assembly 37 can fix the rack 32. During the nursing of the patient with diabetic foot, the lower leg of the patient needs to be stably placed on the lower leg supporting unit 4, and the presence of the positioning assembly 37 effectively fixes the overturning of the lower leg supporting unit 4, ensuring that the lower leg supporting unit 4 always maintains a set angle, thereby providing stable and reliable support for the lower leg of the patient. Figure 11 Figure 12 ​​The positioning ball 375 is located on the side of the moving rod 373 near the rack 32 and can be inserted into the positioning groove 3201 on the rack 32. When the rack 32 moves down and the positioning groove 3201 aligns with the positioning ball 375, the positioning ball 375 will insert into the positioning groove 3201, thus fixing the rack 32. The fixing cylinder 371 is fixed inside the fixing frame 21, providing a stable installation space and moving track for the entire positioning assembly 37. The abutment ring 372 is fixed inside the fixing cylinder 371, and the moving rod 373 passes through the abutment ring 372. The abutment ring 372 guides the movement of the moving rod 373, ensuring that the moving rod 373 moves along a fixed direction, thereby enabling the positioning ball 375 to move accurately towards the positioning groove 3201. This further improves the accuracy of positioning. When the patient's leg is not placed on the upper end of the support ring 31, the positioning ball 375 abuts against the side of the rack 32. At this time, the limiting plate 374 squeezes the second elastic element 376, which is made of a damped spring or elastic pad. When the positioning ball 375 is aligned with the positioning groove 3201, the second elastic element 376 will push the positioning ball 375 to move into the positioning groove 3201, so that the positioning ball 375 is locked and fixed in the positioning groove 3201. By setting the positioning component 37, the downward movement position of the rack 32 can be automatically limited, the flipping angle of the lower leg support unit 4 can be fixed, and the angle at which the patient's lower leg is raised can be fixed, which makes it convenient for medical staff to care for the patient's foot.

[0033] In one embodiment, the calf support unit 4 includes: a mounting plate 41, fixed on the mounting shaft 36 and symmetrically arranged about the gear 35; a swing rod 42, arranged on the mounting plate 41 and having an L-shaped structure; and a placement ring 43, spaced apart on the swing rod 42 and having an arc-shaped design, for supporting the patient's calf.

[0034] This design is for reference. Figures 1-6 The mounting plate 41 is fixed on the mounting shaft 36 and is symmetrically arranged about the gear 35. This symmetrical structure enables the lower leg support unit 4 to maintain balance when subjected to force. When the mounting shaft 36 rotates, it will drive the mounting plate 41 to rotate, which in turn drives the swing rod 42 to rotate counterclockwise along the mounting shaft 36, thereby causing the placement ring 43 to lift the patient's lower leg. When the patient places his lower leg on the placement ring 43, the mounting plate 41 can evenly distribute the pressure applied to the leg, avoiding the placement ring 43 from tilting or shaking due to excessive force on one side, providing stable and reliable support for the patient's lower leg, and reducing discomfort and safety hazards caused by unstable support.

[0035] In one embodiment, the calf support unit 4 further includes: a foot support assembly 44 disposed on the side of the swing rod 42 away from the mounting plate 41 for supporting the patient's foot; the foot support assembly 44 includes: a fixed plate 441 fixed to the side of the swing rod 42 away from the mounting plate 41; a lifting rod 442 passing through the fixed plate 441; a foot pedal 445 fixed to the side of the lifting rod 442 away from the mounting plate 41 for placing the patient's foot; an anti-drop plate 443 fixed to the side of the lifting rod 442 away from the foot pedal 445 for restricting the movement of the lifting rod 442; and a third elastic member 444 sleeved on the lifting rod 442 and located between the fixed plate 441 and the anti-drop plate 443.

[0036] This design is for reference. Figures 1-6 When the patient's lower leg is placed on the placement ring 43, the foot is connected to the foot pedal 445. When the foot is placed on the foot pedal 445, it will push the foot pedal 445 to move away from the swing rod 42, thereby causing the lifting rod 442 to move on the fixed plate 441. The anti-detachment plate 443 on the lifting rod 442 compresses the third elastic element 444. The third elastic element 444 is made of a damped spring or elastic pad, which allows the foot pedal 445 to have a certain amount of movement space. The distance between the foot pedal 445 and the swing rod 42 can be adjusted according to the length of the patient's leg, thereby improving the practicality of the device.

[0037] In one embodiment, the fixing frame 21 is provided with an inflation chamber 2101 located below the sealing plate 33, and an exhaust hole 2102 communicating with the inflation chamber 2101 is provided on one side of the fixing frame 21; the fixing unit 5 includes: an inflation pipe 51, which is provided on the fixing frame 21 and communicates with the exhaust hole 2102 on one side and an inflation port 4301 provided on the placement ring 43 on the other side, for discharging the air inside the inflation chamber 2101 into a set position; and a fixing component 52, which is provided in a placement ring 43 and communicates with the inflation pipe 51, for fixing the lower leg placed above the placement ring 43 when the sealing plate 33 moves down inside the fixing frame 21.

[0038] This design is for reference. Figures 5-10 When the support ring 31 pushes the sealing plate 33 to move inside the fixed frame 21, the sealing plate 33 will squeeze the gas inside the inflation chamber 2101 into the exhaust port 2102. The working principle is similar to that of a syringe. The gas inside the inflation chamber 2101 will flow into the placement ring 43 along the inflation tube 51 and push the fixing component 52 inside the placement ring 43 to extend. Then, the patient's lower leg above the placement ring 43 is clamped and fixed to ensure that the lower leg is firmly fixed on the placement ring 43, preventing the leg from moving or shaking during the nursing process, thereby improving the nursing effect.

[0039] In one embodiment, the fixing component 52 includes: a movable plate 521, adjustablely disposed inside the placement ring 43 and abutting against the placement groove 4303 inside the placement ring 43; a fixing clamp 522, which is arc-shaped, adjustablely disposed on the movable plate 521 and extends out of the placement ring 43 on the side away from the movable plate 521; and a fourth elastic member 523, disposed inside the placement groove 4303 and fixedly connected to the movable plate 521.

[0040] This design is for reference. Figures 7-10 When the inflation tube 51 compresses the gas inside the inflation chamber 2101 into the inflation port 4301, the air pressure flows into the placement groove 4303 inside the placement ring 43. Driven by the air pressure, the two symmetrically arranged movable plates 521 move away from the inflation port 4301, thereby causing the fixing clamp 522 to pass through the removal groove 4302 opened at the upper end of the placement ring 43, and then clamp and fix the patient's leg on the placement ring 43. When the movable plates 521 move inside the placement groove 4303, they will compress the fourth elastic member 523. The fourth elastic member is arc-shaped and placed inside the placement groove 4303, and is made of a damped spring or elastic pad.

[0041] In a specific embodiment, see [reference] Figure 11 ,as well as Figure 12 A pull ring 377 is fixed on the side of the moving rod 373 away from the positioning ball 375. After the patient's foot care is completed, the staff pulls the pull ring 377 to pull the positioning ball 375 out of the positioning groove 3201, and then releases the restriction of the positioning ball 375 on the rack 32. Then the patient slowly lifts the thigh and removes the thigh from the support ring 31. The first elastic element 34 pushes the sealing plate 33 to move upward, thereby causing the rack 32 to push the support ring 31 to move upward and reset. During the upward movement of the sealing plate 33, the gas inside the placement groove 4303 is sucked into the inflation chamber 2101. At this time, under the action of the fourth spring 523, the moving plate 521 moves to the side closer to the inflation port 4301, so that the fixing clamp 522 is retracted into the placement groove 4303.

[0042] Furthermore, if the embodiments involve descriptions such as "first," "second," etc., these descriptions are for descriptive purposes only and should not be construed as indicating or implying their relation to the specification. The significance or implied number of the indicated technical features is not specified. Therefore, a feature defined with "first" or "second" may explicitly or implicitly include at least one of those features.

Claims

1. A device for the care of diabetic foot comprising a seat (1) and a support frame (2) arranged on the bottom legs (11) of the seat (1), characterized in that, Also include: Thigh support unit (3) is arranged on the support frame (2) for supporting the thigh of the patient; Calf support unit (4) is arranged on the support frame (2) and connected with the thigh support unit (3), for supporting the calf of the patient when the thigh of the patient presses the thigh support unit (3) downward; The fixing unit (5) is arranged on the calf support unit (4) and connected with the thigh support unit (3), for fixing the calf placed on the calf support unit (4).

2. The device for the care of diabetic foot according to claim 1, characterized in that: The support frame (2) comprises: Fixed frame (21) is hollow and fixed on the support leg (11), for supporting the thigh support unit (3); The mounting frame (22) is arranged on the top of the fixed frame (21), for mounting the calf support unit (4).

3. The device of claim 2, wherein: The thigh support unit (3) comprises: Rack (32) is arranged on the top of the fixed frame (21); Support ring (31) is fixed on the top of the rack (32) and is designed as a circular arc, for supporting the thigh of the patient; Sealing plate (33) is fixed on the bottom of the rack (32) and abuts against the inner wall of the fixed frame (21), for guiding the support ring (31); The first elastic member (34) is arranged at the bottom end of the sealing plate (33) and connected with the inner wall of the fixed frame (21).

4. The device of claim 3, wherein: The thigh support unit (3) further comprises: Mounting shaft (36) is arranged in the inside of the mounting frame (22); Gear (35) is fixed on the mounting shaft (36) and engaged with the rack (32), for mounting the calf support unit (4).

5. The device for the care of diabetic foot according to claim 3, characterized in that: The thigh support unit (3) further comprises: Positioning assembly (37) is arranged on the fixed frame (21) and connected with the rack (32), for fixing the rack (32) moved to the set position.

6. The device of claim 5, wherein: The positioning assembly (37) comprises: Fixed cylinder (371) is fixed in the inside of the fixed frame (21), for providing movement space for components; The abutting ring (372) is fixed in the inside of the fixed cylinder (371); The moving rod (373) is arranged in the abutting ring (372); The positioning ball (375) is arranged on one side of the moving rod (373) close to the rack (32) and inserted into the positioning groove (3201) arranged on the rack (32), for fixing the rack (32) when the positioning groove (3201) on the rack (32) is aligned with the positioning ball (375) and the positioning ball (375) is inserted into the positioning groove (3201); The limiting plate (374) is fixed on the moving rod (373), for limiting the movement position of the moving rod (373); The second elastic member (376) is sleeved on the moving rod (373) and located between the abutting ring (372) and the limiting plate (374).

7. The device of claim 4, wherein: The calf support unit (4) comprises: Mounting plate (41) is fixed on the mounting shaft (36) and arranged symmetrically about the gear (35); Swing rod (42) is arranged on the mounting plate (41) and is designed in L type structure; The placement ring (43) is arranged on the swing rod (42) and is designed in circular arc shape, which is used for supporting the lower leg of the patient.

8. The device for the care of diabetic foot according to claim 7, characterized in that: The lower leg supporting unit (4) further comprises; The foot supporting assembly (44) is arranged on the side of the swing rod (42) away from the mounting plate (41) and is used for supporting the feet of the patient; The foot supporting assembly (44) comprises: The fixed plate (441) is fixed on the side of the swing rod (42) away from the mounting plate (41); The lifting rod (442) is arranged on the fixed plate (441); The foot plate (445) is fixed on the side of the lifting rod (442) away from the mounting plate (41) and is used for placing the feet of the patient; The anti-dropping plate (443) is fixed on the side of the lifting rod (442) away from the foot plate (445) and is used for limiting the moving position of the lifting rod (442); The third elastic member (444) is sleeved on the lifting rod (442) and is located between the fixed plate (441) and the anti-dropping plate (443).

9. The device for the care of diabetic foot according to claim 7, characterized in that: The fixed frame (21) is provided with an inflation cavity (2101) at the position below the sealing plate (33), and one side of the fixed frame (21) is provided with an exhaust hole (2102) in communication with the inflation cavity (2101); The fixed unit (5) comprises: The inflation pipe (51) is arranged on the fixed frame (21) and is in communication with the exhaust hole (2102) on one side and the inflation opening (4301) arranged on the placement ring (43) on the other side, which is used for exhausting the air in the inflation cavity (2101) to the set position; The fixing assembly (52) is arranged in one of the placement rings (43) and is in communication with the inflation pipe (51), which is used for fixing the lower leg placed above the placement ring (43) when the sealing plate (33) moves downward in the fixed frame (21).

10. The device for the care of diabetic foot according to claim 9, characterized in that: The fixing assembly (52) comprises: The moving plate (521) is adjustably arranged in the placement ring (43) and abuts against the placement groove (4303) in the placement ring (43); The fixed clamping plate (522) is adjustably arranged on the moving plate (521) and penetrates through the placement ring (43) on the side away from the moving plate (521) and is designed in circular arc shape; The fourth elastic member (523) is arranged in the placement groove (4303) and is fixedly connected with the moving plate (521).

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