Walking training device for medical rehabilitation

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of rehabilitation training, in particular to a walking training device for medical rehabilitation. The technical problem that according to an existing walking training device, when stepping training and walking simulation need to be conducted, corresponding rehabilitation training needs to be conducted outdoors, training of key parts such as the whole lower limbs or hip joints is not sufficient, and consequently movement incoordination or gait abnormity of a patient can occur in the recovery process is possibly caused. According to the technical scheme, the walking training device for medical rehabilitation comprises a supporting assembly, a bench, an armrest frame, an L-shaped support, a traction belt and an auxiliary plate trailer; compared with a traditional rehabilitation training device, the supporting assembly can improve the bearing capacity, the traction belt and the armrest frame can reduce the injury probability, the remote controller assembly and the supporting assembly can prolong the walking time and distance, a therapist or a parent can correct the gait of a trainee when sitting on the auxiliary plate trailer, and the rehabilitation training effect is improved. The training device is additionally provided with a mobile phone support and other devices, and the walking training interest of the patient is greatly improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of rehabilitation training, in particular to a walking training device for medical rehabilitation. Background Art

[0002] A rehabilitation walking training device is an auxiliary device for helping patients with walking rehabilitation; its main functions include: helping to restore the walking ability: for patients with lower limb injuries or functional disorders, the rehabilitation walking training device can provide support and assistance to help patients relearn or improve walking skills, so as to gradually restore the walking ability; enhancing muscle strength: through the use of the training device, patients can carry out targeted muscle strength training to enhance the strength and endurance of the lower limb muscles and provide the necessary power support for walking; improving body coordination: the rehabilitation walking training device can help patients improve body coordination, improve the stability and balance ability during walking, and reduce the occurrence of accidents such as falling. The existing walking training devices usually adopt double-wheel walking aids and assisted walking trainers for rehabilitation walking training indoors. However, for some trainings, due to the limitations of the indoor environment, when it is necessary to carry out striding training and simulate walking, it is necessary to go outdoors for corresponding rehabilitation training. In order to meet the needs of rehabilitation training, it is necessary to carry training equipment, which is prone to damage of instrument accessories, and the training of key parts such as the entire lower limb or hip joint is not sufficient, which may lead to movement incoordination or abnormal gait during the recovery process of patients. Therefore, we propose a walking training device for medical rehabilitation to solve the problems mentioned above. Content of the Utility Model

[0003] In order to overcome the problems of the existing walking training device, when it is necessary to carry out striding training and simulate walking, it is necessary to go outdoors for corresponding rehabilitation training, and the training of key parts such as the entire lower limb or hip joint is not sufficient, which may lead to movement incoordination or abnormal gait during the recovery process of patients.

[0004] The technical solution of the utility model is: a walking training device for medical rehabilitation, including a support assembly, a bench, an armrest frame, an L-shaped bracket, a traction belt and an auxiliary trolley; a bench for assisting personnel to sit is arranged on the top of the support assembly, an L-shaped bracket for hanging the traction belt is arranged above the front end of the support assembly, an auxiliary trolley for assisting personnel to sit is installed at one end of the support assembly corresponding to the traction belt, an armrest frame for assisting the training personnel is arranged at a position parallel to the traction belt on the L-shaped bracket, and a traction belt for protecting the training personnel is arranged in parallel at one end of the L-shaped bracket away from the armrest frame.

[0005] Preferably, compared with traditional rehabilitation training devices, the support component of the present utility model can improve the load-bearing capacity, and the traction belt and handrail protect the patient and reduce the probability of injury; the remote control component + support component can be used on various road conditions indoors and outdoors, greatly increasing the walking time and distance and reducing the labor intensity of rehabilitation therapists or parents; the therapist or parent sitting on the auxiliary trolley can correct the gait of the training personnel; the addition of devices such as a mobile phone holder to the training device greatly increases the interest of the patient in walking training.

[0006] Preferably, the support component includes a support skeleton, an electronic control module, fixing blocks, a first rotating shaft, and first rollers. An electronic control module for control and power supply is provided inside the support skeleton. Four groups of fixing blocks are symmetrically arranged at the bottom of the support skeleton. A first rotating shaft is inserted between two groups of fixing blocks, and first rollers are provided at both ends of the first rotating shaft, which can improve the load-bearing capacity.

[0007] Preferably, the handrail includes handrails, telescopic columns, fixing buckles, first fixing nuts, and a mobile phone holder. Two groups of handrails are symmetrically arranged. Two groups of telescopic columns for adjusting the length are provided at both ends of the two groups of handrails. The two groups of handrails are connected by the telescopic columns at both ends. A first fixing nut for positioning with the L-shaped bracket is provided in the middle of the telescopic column. A fixing buckle for enhancing stability is sleeved outside the telescopic column, which can protect the training personnel and reduce the probability of injury.

[0008] Preferably, the traction belt includes second fixing nuts, connecting rings, fixing belts, auxiliary belts, annular belts, and elastic belts. Elastic belts are installed at both ends of the fixing belt, which can enhance stability.

[0009] Preferably, a connecting ring is installed at the upper end of the elastic belt. The connecting ring is buckled to the second fixing nut. An annular belt for assisting walking is provided at the bottom of the elastic belt. Multiple groups of auxiliary belts for supporting the back are arranged along the two groups of elastic belts, which can improve the training efficiency.

[0010] Preferably, the auxiliary trolley includes a connecting bracket, a fixing plate, second rollers, and third fixing nuts. Two fixing plates are installed at the lower end of the corner of the connecting bracket far from the support component. Second rollers are provided between the two fixing plates. Third fixing nuts are provided outside the fixing plates, which can increase the number of assistants and reduce the probability of injury to the training personnel.

[0011] Preferably, the remote control includes a remote control housing, a rocker, and remote control buttons. A rocker for facilitating direction control is provided at the upper end of the remote control housing, and remote control buttons for facilitating speed control are provided behind the rocker, which can increase the training time.

[0012] The beneficial effects of the present utility model:

[0013] 1. Different from traditional training devices that may only focus on specific body parts or movement patterns, for example, only on the movement trajectory of the ankle joint and unable to provide sufficient support or training for key parts such as the entire lower limb or hip joint, which may lead to movement incoordination or abnormal gait during the patient's recovery process, the support component can improve the bearing capacity, and the traction belt and handrail protect the patient and reduce the probability of injury; the remote control component + support component can be used on various road conditions indoors and outdoors, greatly increasing the walking time and distance and reducing the labor intensity of rehabilitation therapists or parents; the therapist or parent sitting on the auxiliary cart can correct the gait of the training personnel; the training device equipped with a mobile phone holder and other devices greatly increases the patient's interest in walking training.

[0014] 2. First, the assistant passes the training personnel's hands through the loop belt. The elastic belt will give an upward pulling force, and the fixing belt will provide support to the back of the training personnel so that the training personnel can stand firm, thus enhancing stability. Then, hold the handrail with both hands. If it is not long enough, it can be adjusted through the telescopic column; then after the adjustment is completed, the assistant can sit on the connecting bracket and assist the training personnel in training behind to improve the training efficiency. The electric control module provides power to drive the first rotating shaft to rotate, and the first rotating shaft rotates to drive the first roller to rotate; finally, when there are enough assistants, one assistant can sit on the bench, which can protect the training personnel, reduce the probability of injury, observe the road conditions and reduce risks. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present utility model;

[0016] Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the support component of the present utility model;

[0017] Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the handrail of the present utility model;

[0018] Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the traction belt of the present utility model;

[0019] Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the auxiliary cart of the present utility model.

[0020] Description of reference numerals: 1, support assembly; 2, bench; 3, armrest frame; 4, L-shaped bracket; 5, traction belt; 6, auxiliary trolley; 7, remote control; 101, support skeleton; 102, electronic control module; 103, fixing block; 104, first rotating shaft; 105, first roller; 301, handrail; 302, telescopic column; 303, fixing buckle; 304, first fixing nut; 305, mobile phone holder; 501, second fixing nut; 502, connecting ring; 503, fixing belt; 504, auxiliary belt; 505, annular belt; 506, elastic belt; 601, connecting bracket; 602, fixing plate; 603, second roller; 604, third fixing nut; 701, remote control housing; 702, rocker; 703, remote control button. Detailed implementation manners

[0021] The present utility model will be further described below in conjunction with the drawings and embodiments.

[0022] Please refer to Figure 1 , the present utility model provides an embodiment: a walking training device for medical rehabilitation, including a support assembly 1, a bench 2, an armrest frame 3, an L-shaped bracket 4, a traction belt 5 and an auxiliary trolley 6; a bench 2 for assisting a person to sit is provided at the top of the support assembly 1, an L-shaped bracket 4 for hanging the traction belt 5 is provided above the front end of the support assembly 1, an auxiliary trolley 6 for assisting a person to sit is installed corresponding to the traction belt 5 at one end of the support assembly 1, an armrest frame 3 for assisting a training person is provided at a position parallel to the traction belt 5 on the L-shaped bracket 4, and a traction belt 5 for protecting the training person is provided in parallel at one end of the L-shaped bracket 4 away from the armrest frame 3.

[0023] Please refer to Figures 2-3 , in this embodiment, the support assembly 1 includes a support skeleton 101, an electronic control module 102, a fixing block 103, a first rotating shaft 104 and a first roller 105. An electronic control module 102 for controlling and providing power is provided inside the support skeleton 101. Four groups of fixing blocks 103 are symmetrically provided at the bottom of the support skeleton 101. A first rotating shaft 104 is passed through between two groups of fixing blocks 103. First rollers 105 are provided at both ends of the first rotating shaft 104. The armrest frame 3 includes a handrail 301, a telescopic column 302, a fixing buckle 303, a first fixing nut 304 and a mobile phone holder 305. Two groups of handrails 301 are symmetrically arranged. Two groups of telescopic columns 302 for adjusting the length are provided at both ends of the two groups of handrails 301. The two groups of handrails 301 are connected by the telescopic columns 302 at both ends. A first fixing nut 304 for positioning with the L-shaped bracket 4 is provided in the middle of the telescopic column 302. A fixing buckle 303 for enhancing stability is sleeved outside the telescopic column 302.

[0024] Please refer to Figures 4-5, in this embodiment, the traction belt 5 includes a second fixing nut 501, a connecting ring 502, a fixing belt 503, an auxiliary belt 504, an annular belt 505 and an elastic belt 506. Elastic belts 506 are installed at both ends of the fixing belt 503. A connecting ring 502 is installed at the upper end of the elastic belt 506. The connecting ring 502 is buckled to the second fixing nut 501. An annular belt 505 for assisting walking is provided at the bottom of the elastic belt 506. Multiple groups of auxiliary belts 504 for supporting the back are arranged along the two elastic belts 506. The auxiliary trolley 6 includes a connecting bracket 601, a fixing plate 602, a second roller 603 and a third fixing nut 604. Two fixing plates 602 are installed at the lower end of the corner of the connecting bracket 601 away from the support assembly 1. A second roller 603 is provided between the two fixing plates 602. A third fixing nut 604 is provided outside the fixing plate 602. The remote controller 7 includes a remote control housing 701, a rocker 702 and remote control buttons 703. A rocker 702 for facilitating direction control is provided at the upper end of the remote control housing 701. Remote control buttons 703 for facilitating speed control are provided behind the rocker 702.

[0025] When working, first, the assisting personnel passes the hands of the training personnel through the annular belt 505. The elastic belt 506 will give him an upward pulling force. The fixing belt 503 will provide support for the back of the training personnel. The L-shaped bracket 4 supports the traction belt 5. The second fixing nut 501 fixes the connecting ring 502 to keep the training member stable so that the training personnel can stand firm. Then, hold the handrail 301 with both hands. If it is not long enough, it can be adjusted through the telescopic column 302. The first fixing nut 304 fixes the telescopic column 302 on the L-shaped bracket 4. The fixing buckle 303 fixes the telescopic column 302 again to ensure the stability of the handrail 301. The mobile phone can be placed on the mobile phone holder 305 to play music to enhance the interest of the training personnel.

[0026] Then, after the adjustment is completed, the assisting personnel can sit on the connecting bracket 601 to assist the training personnel in training behind to improve the training efficiency. The electric control module 102 provides power to drive the first rotating shaft 104 to rotate. The rotation of the first rotating shaft 104 drives the first roller 105 to rotate. The support assembly 1 moves forward to drive the auxiliary trolley 6 to move.

[0027] Finally, when there are enough assisting personnel, an assisting personnel can sit on the bench 2 to observe the road conditions and reduce risks. The support framework 101 keeps the sitting assisting personnel stable and balanced. The moving direction can be controlled through the rocker 702, and the moving speed can be controlled through the remote control buttons 703 to enhance the training efficiency of the training personnel.

[0028] Through the above steps, the support component 1 can improve the bearing capacity, and the traction belt 5 and the armrest 3 can protect the patient and reduce the probability of injury; the remote control 7 component + the support component 1 can be used on various road conditions indoors and outdoors, greatly increasing the walking time and distance, and reducing the labor intensity of rehabilitation therapists or parents; the therapist or parent sitting on the auxiliary trolley 6 can correct the gait of the training personnel; the training device is equipped with devices such as a mobile phone holder 305, which greatly improves the interest of the patient in walking training.

[0029] The above has described in detail the embodiments of the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various changes can be made without departing from the gist of the present invention within the scope of knowledge possessed by those skilled in the art.

Claims

1. A walking training device for medical rehabilitation, comprising a support assembly (1); characterized in that: The invention also comprises a bench (2), an armrest (3), an L-shaped bracket (4), a traction belt (5) and an auxiliary cart (6); a bench (2) for assisting personnel to sit on is arranged on the top of the support assembly (1); an L-shaped bracket (4) for hanging the traction belt (5) is arranged above the front end of the support assembly (1); an auxiliary cart (6) for assisting personnel to sit on is installed at one end of the support assembly (1) corresponding to the traction belt (5); an armrest (3) for assisting training personnel is arranged at a position parallel to the traction belt (5) on the L-shaped bracket (4); and a traction belt (5) for protecting training personnel is arranged parallel to one end of the L-shaped bracket (4) away from the armrest (3).

2. A walking training device for medical rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The support assembly (1) comprises a support frame (101), an electric control module (102), a fixed block (103), a first rotating shaft (104) and a first roller (105); the support frame (101) is provided with an electric control module (102) for controlling and providing power; four groups of fixed blocks (103) are symmetrically arranged at the bottom of the support frame (101); a first rotating shaft (104) is passed between two groups of fixed blocks (103); and first rollers (105) are arranged at both ends of the first rotating shaft (104).

3. A walking training device for medical rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The handrail frame (3) comprises a handrail (301), a telescopic column (302), a fixing buckle (303), a first fixing nut (304) and a mobile phone bracket (305). Two groups of handrails (301) are symmetrically arranged. Two groups of telescopic columns (302) for adjusting the length are arranged at both ends of the two groups of handrails (301). The two ends of the two groups of handrails (301) are connected by the telescopic column (302). The middle part of the telescopic column (302) is provided with a first fixing nut (304) for positioning with the L-shaped bracket (4). The outer side of the telescopic column (302) is provided with a fixing buckle (303) for enhancing stability.

4. A walking training device for medical rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The traction belt (5) comprises a second fixing nut (501), a connecting ring (502), a fixing belt (503), an auxiliary belt (504), an annular belt (505) and an elastic belt (506), and the elastic belts (506) are installed at both ends of the fixing belt (503).

5. A walking training device for medical rehabilitation according to claim 4, characterized in that: A connecting ring (502) is installed at the upper end of the elastic band (506), and the connecting ring (502) is buckled with the second fixing nut (501). An annular belt (505) for assisting walking is arranged at the bottom of the elastic band (506), and multiple groups of auxiliary belts (504) for supporting the back are arranged along the edges between the two groups of elastic bands (506).

6. A walking training device for medical rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The auxiliary cart (6) comprises a connecting bracket (601), a fixing plate (602), a second roller (603) and a third fixing nut (604). Two groups of fixing plates (602) are installed at the lower end of the connecting bracket (601) at a corner away from the supporting assembly (1). The second roller (603) is arranged between the two groups of fixing plates (602). The third fixing nut (604) is arranged on the outer side of the fixing plate (602).

7. A walking training device for medical rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The remote controller (7) comprises a remote control housing (701), a rocker (702) and a remote control button (703). The upper end of the remote control housing (701) is provided with a rocker (702) for controlling the direction, and the rear end of the rocker (702) is provided with a remote control button (703) for controlling the speed.

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