Wheelchair and auxiliary device for hemiplegic patient hand function training based on health big data
By designing transmission components and spring columns to drive the patient's arm movements, combined with multi-dimensional adjustable support components and stabilizing limiting devices, the problem of high labor intensity for therapists and difficulty for patients in self-training is solved, achieving efficient and uniform rehabilitation training results.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- THE FIRST AFFILIATED HOSPITAL OF BENGBU MEDICAL COLLEGE
- Filing Date
- 2026-06-08
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-17
AI Technical Summary
In current hand rehabilitation training for hemiplegic patients, therapists face high labor intensity with their hands and difficulty in maintaining a uniform training rhythm. In the early stages, patients lack sufficient arm muscle strength to independently complete exercises such as clasping their hands or interlocking their fingers. Furthermore, the transfer of patients to training equipment requires manual operation, which increases the burden on therapists.
A wheelchair for hand function training of hemiplegic patients based on health big data was designed. It is equipped with transmission components and spring columns. The patient's arms are driven to perform regular reciprocating movements by foot pedals. The elastic restoring force of the spring columns is used to automatically drive the opening and closing of the arms. Combined with multi-dimensional adjustable support components and stabilizing limit devices, it realizes a gradual transition from passive assistance to active training.
It reduced the workload and labor intensity of therapists, improved the efficiency of rehabilitation resource utilization, ensured the uniformity and pertinence of training rhythm, achieved a smooth transition from initial passive assistance to later active training, and improved the strength and coordination of patients' arms.
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