Rehabilitation walker stable in supporting

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of rehabilitation equipment, in particular to a rehabilitation walker capable of supporting stably, which solves the technical problems that the stability of a walker supporting structure is poor, the radian of a sole is small, and the burden of a patient during walking is easy to aggravate, and comprises a bearing block, a frame assembly, an auxiliary limiting assembly, a fixing assembly and a shoe body assembly, an elastic auxiliary limiting assembly is installed on the frame assembly in a buckled mode, the auxiliary limiting assembly is in an arrow shape, the ankle of a patient can be limited and fixed through the upper-mounted frame body, the instep position of the patient can be positioned and fixed through the first groove body in cooperation with a rope belt, and therefore the ankle of the patient can be limited and fixed. The two limiting plates are matched with the hook-and-loop fasteners to limit and fix the shank part of the patient, the burden of the feet of the patient during walking can be relieved through the main body which is bent to a large extent, and the problems that the stability of a walker supporting structure is poor, and the fixing effect of the walker supporting structure on the feet of the patient is poor are solved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model belongs to the field of rehabilitation equipment, and particularly relates to a rehabilitation walker with stable support. Background Art

[0002] A walker is a device used to help people regain their walking ability. It is usually used during rehabilitation, for example, after surgery or when the walking ability is limited due to injury. These walkers are usually designed with a stable support structure that can help users maintain balance while providing support and guidance to help them regain their walking ability.

[0003] Existing walkers usually fix the patient's legs through brackets and support the patient's legs during walking by fixing the brackets. However, when a frame-type rehabilitation walker is used, the support effect on the patient's legs is good, but the support effect on the patient's feet is poor. Moreover, most of the walkers on the market currently use the adhesive sole process. Due to the small curvature of the sole in the adhesive solution, the adhesion force will decrease significantly if the curvature is not small enough. However, a smaller sole curvature will increase the burden on the patient during walking and affect the patient's recovery.

[0004] Therefore, aiming at the problem that it is difficult to stably support the patient's feet when the above-mentioned walker is used and the fixing effect of the device on the patient's feet is not good, a rehabilitation walker with stable support is developed. By adding a limit auxiliary structure, a plurality of wire harness fastening structures and a shoe body limit structure to the rehabilitation walker, the support and fixing effect of the device on the patient's feet can be greatly improved, and the device can be better fixed to the patient's feet, so as to achieve the effect of stably supporting the patient's feet. Summary of the Utility Model

[0005] In order to overcome the problems of poor stability of the support structure of the walker and poor fixing effect on the patient's feet.

[0006] The technical solution of the utility model is: a rehabilitation walker with stable support, which includes a bearing block, and also includes a frame assembly, an auxiliary limit assembly, a fixing assembly, and a shoe body assembly. The frame assembly is in the shape of a shoe upper. An elastic auxiliary limit assembly is snap-mounted on the frame assembly. The auxiliary limit assembly is arrow-shaped. A fixing assembly for positioning the user's instep in cooperation with a rope belt is installed on the frame assembly. A shoe body assembly with striped anti-slip is installed at the lower end of the frame assembly. A bearing block is installed at the lower end of the shoe body assembly.

[0007] Preferably, the frame component can stably support the patient's ankle effectively, and cooperate with the rope band to position and fix the instep of the patient, which can improve the effect of supporting and fixing the patient's foot when the device is used. Then, the limiting component can stably limit and fix the patient's calf part, and the fixing component cooperates with the rope band to position and fix the instep of the patient, so as to improve the effect of supporting and fixing the patient's foot when the device is used. Moreover, the main body with a large curved arc at the bottom can reduce the burden on the patient's foot when walking.

[0008] As a preference, the shoe body component includes a main body and anti-slip patterns. The lower end of the main body is provided with equidistantly distributed anti-slip patterns. The main body is a shoe body with a large curved arc at the bottom. The center of the upper end of the main body is fixedly connected with a bearing block. The lower end of the main body is installed with a soft rubber layer. When in use, the main body cooperates with the anti-slip patterns to facilitate improving the friction when installing the rubber soft sole, so as to facilitate the user to install the rubber soft sole.

[0009] As a preference, the frame component includes a frame body, a first groove, a sliding groove, an arrow card slot, a first slot hole, a connecting block, and a connecting hole. The frame body is fixedly connected to the upper end of the main body. The upper end of the frame body is arc-shaped. The left and right ends of the frame body are penetrated and provided with the first groove. The inner walls of the left and right ends of the frame body are provided with sliding grooves. When in use, the frame body in the shape of a shoe upper can effectively stably support the patient's ankle. The first groove can also position and fix the instep of the patient by cooperating with the rope band, thereby improving the effect of supporting and fixing the patient's foot when the device is used.

[0010] As a preference, arrow card slots are opened at one ends of the sliding grooves close to each other. Uniformly distributed first slot holes are opened on the inner walls of the left and right ends of the frame body. Symmetrically arranged connecting blocks are fixedly connected to the front edge of the frame body. Connecting holes are penetrated through the left and right ends of the connecting blocks. When in use, the arrow card slots cooperate with the sliding grooves to efficiently limit and fix the arrow buckles, so as to prevent the limiting plate from falling off and affecting the positioning effect of the limiting plate on the patient's calf part.

[0011] As a preference, the auxiliary limiting component includes a limiting plate, an arc-shaped groove, and an arrow buckle. The limiting plates are divided into two. The lower ends of the limiting plates are fixedly connected with arrow buckles. The limiting plates are in a bent arc shape. When in use, the two arc-shaped limiting plates can better fit the patient's calf part to improve the fitting degree of the device.

[0012] As a preference, the arrow buckle is adapted to the arrow card slot, the outer wall of the arrow buckle is attached to the inner wall of the sliding groove, and an arc-shaped groove is opened at the lower end of the limiting plate. The arc-shaped groove is adapted to the upper end of the frame body. When in use, the two limiting plates can stably limit and fix the patient's calf part, thereby improving the stability of the support of the device.

[0013] Preferably, the fixing component includes a first fixing belt, a second fixing belt, and a fixing ring. The lower end of the fixing ring is fixedly connected to the first fixing belt and the second fixing belt. The first fixing belt and the second fixing belt are snap-fitted onto the connecting block. When in use, the fixing ring can be snap-fixed by the cooperation of the first fixing belt and the second fixing belt, and the instep of the patient can be positioned and fixed by cooperating with the cord, thereby improving the effect of supporting and fixing the patient's foot when the device is in use.

[0014] Advantages of the present utility model:

[0015] 1. The frame component and the limiting component can effectively support the foot and calf parts of the patient stably, and the fixing component and the cord are used to position and fix the instep of the patient, thereby further improving the effect of supporting and fixing the patient's foot when the device is in use. Moreover, by using the main body with a large bending arc at the bottom, the burden on the patient's foot when walking can be reduced;

[0016] 2. The arrow buckle can be efficiently limited and fixed by the cooperation of the chute and the arrow card slot, thereby preventing the limiting plate from falling off and affecting the positioning effect of the limiting plate on the patient's calf part. Description of the Drawings

[0017] Figure 1 Shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of a rehabilitation walker with stable support of the present utility model;

[0018] Figure 2 Shown is a three-dimensional structural exploded schematic diagram of a rehabilitation walker with stable support of the present utility model;

[0019] Figure 3 Shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the frame component and the fixing component of a rehabilitation walker with stable support of the present utility model;

[0020] Figure 4 Shown is a three-dimensional structural exploded schematic diagram of the auxiliary limiting component of a rehabilitation walker with stable support of the present utility model;

[0021] Figure 5 Shown is a three-dimensional structural exploded schematic diagram of the shoe body component and the bearing block of a rehabilitation walker with stable support of the present utility model;

[0022] Figure 6 Shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the bearing block of a rehabilitation walker with stable support of the present utility model.

[0023] Description of reference numerals: 101 - frame body, 102 - first groove body, 103 - sliding groove, 104 - arrow card slot, 105 - first slot hole, 106 - connecting block, 107 - connecting hole, 201 - limiting plate, 202 - arc groove, 203 - arrow buckle, 301 - first fixing belt, 302 - second fixing belt, 303 - fixing ring, 401 - main body, 402 - anti-slip pattern, 5 - bearing block. Detailed implementation mode

[0024] The present utility model will be further described below with reference to the drawings and embodiments.

[0025] Please refer to Figure 1-2 , the present utility model provides an embodiment: a rehabilitation walker with stable support, including a bearing block 5, and further including a frame assembly, an auxiliary limiting assembly, a fixing assembly, and a shoe body assembly. The frame assembly is in the shape of a shoe upper, and an elastic auxiliary limiting assembly is installed on the frame assembly in a snap-fastening manner. The auxiliary limiting assembly is in the shape of an arrow. A fixing assembly for positioning the user's instep in cooperation with a rope belt is installed on the frame assembly. The lower end of the frame assembly is installed with a shoe body assembly with striped anti-slip. The lower end of the shoe body assembly is installed with a bearing block 5. The frame assembly can effectively support the patient's ankle stably, and cooperate with the rope belt to position and fix the patient's instep, which can improve the effect of supporting and fixing the patient's foot when the device is used. Then, the limiting assembly can stably limit and fix the patient's calf part, and the fixing assembly cooperates with the rope belt to position and fix the patient's instep, thereby improving the effect of supporting and fixing the patient's foot when the device is used. Moreover, by using the main body 401 with a large bending arc at the bottom, the burden on the patient's foot when walking can be reduced.

[0026] Please refer to Figure 3-4, in this embodiment, the frame assembly includes a frame body 101, a first groove body 102, a sliding groove 103, an arrow card slot 104, a first slot hole 105, a connecting block 106, and a connecting hole 107. The frame body 101 is fixedly connected to the upper end of the main body 401. The upper end of the frame body 101 is arc-shaped. The left and right ends of the frame body 101 are penetrated and provided with the first groove body 102. The inner walls of the left and right ends of the frame body 101 are provided with the sliding groove 103. When in use, through the frame body 101 in the shape of a shoe upper, the ankle of the patient can be effectively and stably supported. The first groove body 102 can also position and fix the instep of the patient by cooperating with a rope belt, thereby improving the effect of supporting and fixing the patient's foot when the device is in use. The mutually approaching ends of the sliding grooves 103 are provided with the arrow card slots 104. The inner walls of the left and right ends of the frame body 101 are provided with uniformly distributed first slot holes 105. The front edge of the frame body 101 is fixedly connected with symmetric left and right connecting blocks 106. The left and right ends of the connecting block 106 are penetrated and provided with the connecting holes 107. When in use, through the cooperation of the sliding groove 103 and the arrow card slot 104, the arrow buckle 203 can be efficiently limited and fixed, thereby preventing the limiting plate 201 from falling off and affecting the positioning effect of the limiting plate 201 on the calf part of the patient. The auxiliary limiting assembly includes a limiting plate 201, an arc-shaped groove 202, and an arrow buckle 203. The limiting plate 201 is divided into two. The lower end of the limiting plate 201 is fixedly connected with the arrow buckle 203. The limiting plate 201 is in a curved arc shape. The arrow buckle 203 is adapted to the arrow card slot 104, and the outer wall of the arrow buckle 203 is attached to the inner wall of the sliding groove 103. The lower end of the limiting plate 201 is provided with the arc-shaped groove 202, and the arc-shaped groove 202 is adapted to the upper end of the frame body 101. The fixing assembly includes a first fixing belt 301, a second fixing belt 302, and a fixing ring 303. The lower end of the fixing ring 303 is fixedly connected with the first fixing belt 301 and the second fixing belt 302. The first fixing belt 301 and the second fixing belt 302 are snap-fitted on the connecting block 106.

[0027] Please refer to Figure 5-6 , in this embodiment, the shoe body assembly includes a main body 401 and anti-slip patterns 402. The lower end of the main body 401 is provided with equidistantly distributed anti-slip patterns 402. The main body 401 is a shoe body with a large arc curvature at the bottom. The center of the upper end of the main body 401 is fixedly connected with a bearing block 5. The lower end of the main body 401 is provided with a soft rubber layer. When in use, through the cooperation of the main body 401 and the anti-slip patterns 402, it is convenient to improve the friction when installing the rubber soft sole, so as to facilitate the user to install the rubber soft sole.

[0028] When working, first, let the user put the foot on the upper end of the main body 401, and make the ankle of the patient fit with the inner walls of the left and right ends of the frame body 101, and use the frame body 101 in the shape of a shoe upper to limit and fix the ankle of the patient;

[0029] Next, pass the cord through the first groove 102 and tighten the frame 101 to make the frame 101 fit and fix the patient's foot. Then, use the cord to move the two fixing rings 303 closer to each other and tighten and fix the front end of the patient's foot.

[0030] Then, use the two limiting plates 201 to limit and fix the calf part of the patient, thereby improving the efficient limiting and supporting of the device for the patient's foot.

[0031] Through the above steps, the frame 101 in the shape of a shoe upper can limit and fix the patient's ankle, and the first groove 102 can be used to position and fix the instep of the patient in cooperation with the cord. Then, the two limiting plates 201 cooperate with the magic tape to stably limit and fix the calf part and the instep of the patient, and the main body 401 with a large curvature can reduce the burden on the patient's foot during walking, solving the problems of poor stability of the support structure of the walker and poor fixing effect on the patient's foot.

[0032] The above has described the embodiments of the present invention in detail 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 spirit of the present invention within the scope of knowledge possessed by those skilled in the art.

Claims

1. A stable rehabilitation walker, comprising a bearing block (5), characterized in that: The shoe shoe further comprises a frame component, an auxiliary limiting component, a fixing component and a shoe body component. The frame component is in the shape of a shoe upper. An elastic auxiliary limiting component is snap-fitted on the frame component. The auxiliary limiting component is in the shape of an arrow. A fixing component is installed on the frame component to cooperate with a rope to position the user's foot. A striped anti-skid shoe body component is installed at the lower end of the frame component. A bearing block (5) is installed at the lower end of the shoe body component.

2. A support-stable rehabilitation walker according to claim 1, characterized in that: The shoe body assembly comprises a main body (401) and anti-skid patterns (402). The lower end of the main body (401) is provided with anti-skid patterns (402) distributed at equal intervals. The main body (401) is a shoe body with a large curvature at the bottom. A bearing block (5) is fixedly connected to the center of the upper end of the main body (401), and a soft rubber layer is installed at the lower end of the main body (401).

3. A support-stable rehabilitation walker according to claim 2, characterized in that: The frame assembly comprises a frame body (101), a first slot body (102), a slide groove (103), an arrow slot (104), a first slot hole (105), a connecting block (106), and a connecting hole (107); the frame body (101) is fixedly connected to the upper end of the main body (401); the upper end of the frame body (101) is in an arc shape; the first slot body (102) is penetrated at the left and right ends of the frame body (101); and the slide groove (103) is opened on the inner walls of the left and right ends of the frame body (101).

4. A support-stabilized rehabilitation walker according to claim 3, characterized in that: An arrow-shaped slot (104) is provided at one end of the slide grooves (103) close to each other, and evenly distributed first slot holes (105) are provided on the inner walls of the left and right ends of the frame body (101). A left-right symmetrical connecting block (106) is fixedly connected to the front end edge of the frame body (101), and connecting holes (107) are provided through the left and right ends of the connecting block (106).

5. The support-stabilized rehabilitation walker according to claim 4, characterized in that: The auxiliary limiting assembly comprises a limiting plate (201), an arc-shaped groove (202), and an arrow buckle (203); the limiting plate (201) is divided into two, the lower end of the limiting plate (201) is fixedly connected with the arrow buckle (203), and the limiting plate (201) is in a curved arc shape.

6. The support-stabilized rehabilitation walker according to claim 5, characterized in that: The arrow buckle (203) is matched with the arrow slot (104); the outer wall of the arrow buckle (203) is in contact with the inner wall of the slide slot (103); the lower end of the limiting plate (201) is provided with an arc groove (202); and the arc groove (202) is matched with the upper end of the frame (101).

7. The support-stabilized rehabilitation walker according to claim 6, characterized in that: The fixing assembly comprises a first fixing belt (301), a second fixing belt (302), and a fixing ring (303); the first fixing belt (301) and the second fixing belt (302) are fixedly connected to the lower end of the fixing ring (303); the first fixing belt (301) and the second fixing belt (302) are snap-fitted onto the connecting block (106).

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