Binding device for postoperative rehabilitation of laryngocarcinoma patient

Abstract

The utility model relates to a medical instrument, and discloses a binding device for postoperative rehabilitation of laryngocarcinoma patients, which comprises a head binding cap, a plurality of elastic traction belts and a chest fixing belt, one end of each elastic traction belt is fixed with the head binding cap, and the elastic traction belts are positioned on one side of the head binding cap contacted with the forehead of the patient. The fixing device is simple in structure, convenient to fix and operate, safe, reliable and capable of enabling the head and the neck of a laryngeal cancer patient to lean forwards slightly in the postoperative recovery stage so as to relieve the tension of neck skin suture, prevent the head of the postoperative patient from leaning backwards excessively, guarantee that the tense suture throat is not cracked and improve the recovery efficiency of the laryngeal cancer patient. The head and the neck of a patient are kept to lean forwards slightly, the tension of the residual laryngeal body suspended on the tongue root and the tension of a transverse incision of the neck can be relieved, it is ensured that the patient can recover quickly, and the device is suitable for wide application and popularization.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a medical appliance, in particular to a beam device for the post-operative rehabilitation of laryngeal cancer patients. Background Art

[0002] Laryngeal cancer is a disease with a high incidence rate. Patients do not pay attention to developing good living habits, which leads to an increase in the incidence of laryngeal cancer. People who often smoke and drink are at high risk of this disease. During the postoperative recovery stage of laryngeal cancer patients, the head and neck should be kept slightly tilted forward to reduce the tension of the neck skin suture. The horizontal supraglottic partial laryngectomy and the horizontal vertical partial laryngectomy are characterized by the suture of the tongue root and the residual larynx. Therefore, an important condition to ensure the success of the operation is to prevent the head from tilting back excessively, to ensure that the tense sutured laryngeal opening does not split, and to allow the wound to heal smoothly. Therefore, after the operation, the head and neck need to be kept slightly tilted forward to reduce the tension of the residual laryngeal body suspended on the tongue root and the tension of the transverse incision of the neck. Therefore, the present application provides a bundle device for postoperative rehabilitation of laryngeal cancer patients, which is used for laryngeal cancer patients to keep their head and neck slightly tilted forward after surgery to prevent the patient's head from tilting back excessively and causing the sutured laryngeal opening to split, thereby ensuring that the patient can recover faster. Summary of the invention

[0003] The purpose of the utility model is to solve the problems in the above-mentioned background technology and to provide a beam device for laryngeal cancer patients to recover after surgery.

[0004] A harness for postoperative rehabilitation of laryngeal cancer patients, comprising a head harness cap, a plurality of elastic traction straps and a chest fixing strap, wherein one end of the elastic traction strap is fixed to the head harness cap, the elastic traction strap is located on the side where the head harness cap contacts the patient's forehead, and the other end of the elastic traction strap is detachably connected to the chest fixing strap;

[0005] The head restraint cap comprises an annular fixing belt, a longitudinal limiting belt, a transverse limiting belt, a first binding belt and a second binding belt, the annular fixing belt is a closed annular elastic belt, the two ends of the longitudinal limiting belt are fixed on the annular fixing belt, the two ends of the transverse limiting belt are fixed on the annular fixing belt, the longitudinal limiting belt and the transverse limiting belt are in a cross shape, the first binding belt and the second binding belt are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the annular fixing belt, one end of the first binding belt and the second binding belt is fixed on the annular fixing belt, a plurality of first buckle holes are evenly arranged on one end of the first binding belt away from the annular fixing belt, a plurality of first fixing buckles are evenly arranged on one end of the second binding belt away from the annular fixing belt, and the first buckle holes match the first fixing buckles;

[0006] The elastic traction belt is evenly provided with a plurality of second buckle holes at one end away from the head restraint cap, and the chest fixing belt is evenly provided with a plurality of second fixing buckles laterally on a section of the patient's chest, and the second buckle holes match the second fixing buckles;

[0007] A plurality of third buckle holes are evenly arranged at one end of the chest fixing belt, and the third buckle holes are arranged in double rows. A plurality of third fixing buckles are evenly arranged at the other end of the chest fixing belt, and the third buckle holes match the third fixing buckles.

[0008] Beneficial effects of the utility model:

[0009] The utility model has the advantages of simple structure, convenient fixation, convenient operation, safety and reliability. It can enable laryngeal cancer patients to keep their head and neck slightly tilted forward in the recovery stage after surgery, so as to reduce the tension of neck skin suture, prevent the patient's head from tilting back excessively after surgery, ensure that the tense sutured throat opening does not split, and make the wound heal smoothly. Keeping the patient's head and neck slightly tilted forward can reduce the tension of the residual laryngeal body suspended on the tongue root and the tension of the transverse incision on the neck, ensure that the patient can recover faster, and is suitable for wide promotion and application. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0010] Figure 1 It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the utility model from a first viewing angle;

[0011] Figure 2 It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the second viewing angle of the utility model;

[0012] Figure 3 It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the head restraint cap of the utility model from the first viewing angle;

[0013] Figure 4 It is a stereoscopic schematic diagram of the head restraining cap of the utility model from a second viewing angle. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0014] See also Figures 1 to 4 As shown, a harness for postoperative rehabilitation of laryngeal cancer patients comprises a head restraint cap 1, a plurality of elastic traction straps 2 and a chest fixing strap 3, one end of the elastic traction strap 2 is fixed to the head restraint cap 1, the elastic traction strap 2 is located on the side where the head restraint cap 1 contacts the patient's forehead, and the other end of the elastic traction strap 2 is detachably connected to the chest fixing strap 3;

[0015] Specifically, the distances between the ends of the several elastic traction straps 2 and the head restraint cap 1 are the same, and the ends of the several elastic traction straps 2 connected to the chest fixing strap 3 are detachable. The bottom of the head restraint cap 1 is on the patient's head, and the chest fixing strap 3 is fixed on the patient's chest. One end of the several elastic traction straps 2 is fixed to the side of the head restraint cap 1 that contacts the patient's forehead, and the other end of the several elastic traction straps 2 is connected to the chest fixing strap 3 fixed on the patient's chest. The elastic traction straps 2 exert a pulling force on the patient's head and neck toward the chest, and this pulling force enables the patient to keep the head and neck slightly tilted forward after laryngeal cancer surgery, which helps the patient recover after surgery.

[0016] The head restraint cap 1 comprises an annular fixing belt 11, a longitudinal limiting belt 12, a transverse limiting belt 13, a first binding belt 14 and a second binding belt 15. The annular fixing belt 11 is a closed annular elastic belt. Both ends of the longitudinal limiting belt 12 are fixed on the annular fixing belt 11, and both ends of the transverse limiting belt 13 are fixed on the annular fixing belt 11. The longitudinal limiting belt 12 and the transverse limiting belt 13 are in a cross shape. The first binding belt 14 and the second binding belt 15 are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the annular fixing belt 11, respectively. One end of the first binding belt 14 and the second binding belt 15 are fixed on the annular fixing belt 11. A plurality of first buckle holes 141 are evenly arranged on one end of the first binding belt 14 away from the annular fixing belt 11. A plurality of first fixing buckles 151 are evenly arranged on one end of the second binding belt 15 away from the annular fixing belt 11. The first buckle holes 141 match the first fixing buckles 151.

[0017] Specifically, the annular fixing belt 11, the longitudinal limiting belt 12, the transverse limiting belt 13, the first binding belt 14 and the second binding belt 15 are all elastic belts. When in use, the annular fixing belt 11 is put on the patient's head, the longitudinal limiting belt 12 and the transverse limiting belt 13 are in a cross shape, and the intersection of the longitudinal limiting belt 12 and the transverse limiting belt 13 is in contact with the top of the patient's head, which can prevent the head restraint cap 1 from being pulled to the patient's face by the elastic traction belt 2, ensuring the stability of the head restraint cap 1. The first binding belt 14 and the second binding belt 15 cooperate with each other through the first buckle hole 141 and the first fixing buckle 151 to more firmly fix the annular fixing belt 11 on the patient's head, that is, to firmly fix the head restraint cap 1 on the patient's head, providing a stable pulling position for the elastic traction belt 2;

[0018] The elastic traction belt 2 is evenly provided with a plurality of second buckle holes 21 at one end away from the head restraint cap 1, and the chest fixing belt 3 is evenly provided with a plurality of second fixing buckles 33 in a horizontal direction on a section of the patient's chest, and the second buckle holes 21 match the second fixing buckles 33;

[0019] Specifically, the elastic traction belt 2 and the chest fixing belt 3 are detachably connected through the cooperation of the second buckle hole 21 and the second fixing buckle 33. The same second fixing buckle 33 can be used to cooperate with different second buckle holes 21 on one elastic traction belt 2 to adjust the pulling force of the elastic traction belt 2 on the patient's head. The same second buckle hole 21 can also be used to cooperate with different second fixing buckles 33 on the chest fixing belt 3 to adjust the pulling force direction of the elastic traction belt 2 on the patient's head.

[0020] A plurality of third buckle holes 32 are evenly arranged at one end of the chest fixing belt 3, and the third buckle holes 32 are arranged in double rows. A plurality of third fixing buckles 31 are evenly arranged at the other end of the chest fixing belt 3, and the third fixing buckles 31 are arranged in double rows. The third buckle holes 32 match the third fixing buckles 31.

[0021] Specifically, the third buckle hole 32 cooperates with the third fixing buckle 31 to make the chest fixing belt 3 adapt to patients with different chest circumferences, ensuring that the chest fixing belt 3 can be firmly fixed on the chests of patients with different chest circumferences.

[0022] Working principle and process of this utility model:

[0023] See also Figures 1 to 4 As shown, when in use, the head restraint cap 1 is worn on the patient's head, the head restraint cap 1 is fixed by the first strap 14 and the second strap 15, the chest fixing strap 3 is fixed to the patient's chest, and then the end of the elastic traction strap 2 away from the head restraint cap 1 is fixed by the cooperation of the second buckle hole 21 and the second fixing buckle 33. The pulling force of the elastic traction strap 2 can enable the patient to keep the head and neck slightly tilted forward. During use, the same second fixing buckle 33 can be used to cooperate with different second buckle holes 21 on an elastic traction strap 2 to achieve the adjustment of the size of the traction force of the patient's head by the elastic traction strap 2. The same second buckle hole 21 can also be used to cooperate with different second fixing buckles 33 on the chest fixing strap 3 to achieve the adjustment of the direction of the traction force of the patient's head by the elastic traction strap 2. At the same time, the number of connections between the elastic traction strap 2 and the chest fixing strap 3 can be controlled to control the degree of forward tilt of the patient's head and neck, thereby ensuring that the more tense sutured throat of the patient after laryngeal cancer surgery does not crack and the wound heals smoothly.

Claims

1. A beam device for postoperative rehabilitation of laryngeal cancer patients, characterized in that: The invention comprises a head restraining cap (1), a plurality of elastic traction straps (2) and a chest fixing strap (3), wherein one end of the elastic traction strap (2) is fixed to the head restraining cap (1), the elastic traction strap (2) is located on the side of the head restraining cap (1) in contact with the patient's forehead, and the other end of the elastic traction strap (2) is detachably connected to the chest fixing strap (3).

2. The beam device for postoperative rehabilitation of laryngeal cancer patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The head restraint cap (1) comprises an annular fixing belt (11), a longitudinal limiting belt (12), a transverse limiting belt (13), a first binding belt (14) and a second binding belt (15); the annular fixing belt (11) is a closed annular elastic belt; both ends of the longitudinal limiting belt (12) are fixed to the annular fixing belt (11); both ends of the transverse limiting belt (13) are fixed to the annular fixing belt (11); the longitudinal limiting belt (12) and the transverse limiting belt (13) are in a cross shape; the first binding belt (14) The first and second binding straps (15) are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the annular fixing strap (11), one end of the first binding strap (14) and the second binding strap (15) are fixed to the annular fixing strap (11), a plurality of first buckle holes (141) are evenly arranged on one end of the first binding strap (14) away from the annular fixing strap (11), a plurality of first fixing buckles (151) are evenly arranged on one end of the second binding strap (15) away from the annular fixing strap (11), and the first buckle holes (141) match the first fixing buckles (151).

3. The beam device for postoperative rehabilitation of laryngeal cancer patients according to claim 2, characterized in that: The elastic pulling belt (2) is evenly provided with a plurality of second buckle holes (21) at one end away from the head restraining cap (1), and the chest fixing belt (3) is evenly provided with a plurality of second fixing buckles (33) in a transverse direction on a section of the patient's chest, and the second buckle holes (21) match the second fixing buckles (33).

4. The beam device for postoperative rehabilitation of laryngeal cancer patients according to claim 3, characterized in that: A plurality of third buckle holes (32) are evenly arranged at one end of the chest fixing belt (3), and the third buckle holes (32) are arranged in double rows. A plurality of third fixing buckles (31) are evenly arranged at the other end of the chest fixing belt (3), and the third fixing buckles (31) are arranged in double rows. The third buckle holes (32) match the third fixing buckles (31).

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