Patient shoes
By designing patient shoes with adjustable shoelaces and cut Velcro insoles, existing patient shoes are solved by solving the problem that existing patient shoes are difficult to avoid foot wounds or ulcers, providing flexible adaptability and protection, and improving patient walking comfort and safety.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202422441664.3
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-10-10
- Publication Date
- 2025-08-22
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-10-10
AI Technical Summary
It is difficult for existing patients to effectively avoid foot wounds or ulcers, resulting in compression and pain, affecting rehabilitation exercise.
A patient shoes are designed with adjustable laces and cut Velcro insoles. The laces are connected by Velcro to avoid wounds or festering positions. The insoles can be cut to avoid wounds as needed, combining rubber sole plates and EVA plastic cushions for comfort and protection.
It realizes flexible adaptation to foot wounds or ulcerated positions, avoids compression, improves the patient's walking comfort and safety, and is suitable for patients at different wound positions.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to the field of medical articles, in particular to a pair of patient shoes. Background Art
[0002] For patients with wounds or ulcers on their feet, such as lower limb injuries or diabetic foot, regular shoes are not only difficult to put on due to the swelling of the soles of their feet, but they can also easily touch and press on the wounds, causing pain and hindering recovery. Slippers are an alternative shoe for these patients, as they are easier to put on. However, the upper of slippers is fixed at the front of the foot, which can still press on wounds for patients with frontal wounds, and the soles of slippers can also press on wounds for patients with sole wounds.
[0003] Patent application number 201921659322.1 discloses a pair of slippers suitable for patients with foot trauma, including a sole, an upper, Velcro and a toe cap, wherein the upper is bonded to the outer surface of the sole; when in use, the patient tears the Velcro between the two uppers, separates the uppers along both sides of the sole, places the foot on the outer surface of the sole, and then pulls the uppers upward from both sides of the sole, and fits the uppers on both sides of the sole together through the Velcro. The tightness of the upper is adjusted by adjusting the size of the bonding surface between the Velcro, thereby avoiding the problem of traditional slippers compressing the patient's foot wound.
[0004] The slippers used by the above-mentioned patients with foot trauma are easier to put on, but the position of the shoe upper is still fixed at the front of the slipper. For patients with wounds on the front of the foot, the problem of compressing the wound is still not solved; and the problem of putting on shoes for patients with wounds on the soles of the feet cannot be solved either. Utility Model Content
[0005] The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to provide a patient shoe which is suitable for patients with wounds or ulcers on the feet and has better adaptability to the positions of the wounds or ulcers on the feet.
[0006] The technical solution adopted by the utility model is as follows: the patient shoe includes a sole plate, shoelaces and an insole; the sole plate includes a sole plate body, a sole plate flange and a first Velcro component, the sole plate flange is arranged along the edge of the sole plate body, a plurality of shoelace holes are arranged on the sole plate flanges on the left and right sides of the sole plate body, and the shoelace holes are arranged at intervals along the length direction of the sole plate flange, the first Velcro component is connected to the sole plate body and covers the sole plate body; the number of shoelaces is at least four, the number of shoelaces on the left and right sides of the sole plate body is the same, the shoelaces can pass through any shoelace hole and be connected to the sole plate flange; the insole is cuttable, and the insole includes a first flexible pad body and a second Velcro component, and the second Velcro component is used to be adhesively connected to the first Velcro component.
[0007] Furthermore, the first Velcro component is a Velcro velvet surface, and the second Velcro component is a Velcro hook surface.
[0008] Furthermore, the thickness of the first flexible pad is 6-8 mm.
[0009] Furthermore, the patient's shoes include a cover pad, which is cuttable and includes a second flexible pad body and a third Velcro component, the third Velcro component is used to be adhesively connected to the first Velcro component, and the thickness of the cover pad is less than that of the insole.
[0010] Furthermore, the thickness of the insole is 6 to 8 mm greater than the thickness of the covering pad.
[0011] Furthermore, the materials of the bottom plate body and the bottom plate flange are both rubber.
[0012] Furthermore, the first flexible pad body and the second flexible pad body are both made of EVA plastic.
[0013] Furthermore, the shoelaces are made of cloth.
[0014] The beneficial effect of the present invention is that the shoelaces on both sides of the sole plate of the present invention are connected to form the upper. When the shoe is put on, the shoelaces are placed on the foot. Since multiple shoelace holes are provided on the left and right flanges of the sole plate body, the shoelaces can be connected with any of the shoelace holes, so that the position of the shoelaces can be adjusted to avoid wounds or ulcers on the foot. Figure 6 As shown, if there is a wound or ulcer on the front of the foot, three sets of shoelaces (two shoelaces per set) can be connected to the shoelace holes on the rear of the sole body, two sets of shoelaces are tied on the ankle, and one set of shoelaces is connected and placed on the foot surface at the rear of the foot, so as to avoid the wound and ulcer on the front of the foot. Based on the same principle, Figure 7 and Figure 8 As shown, if there is a wound or ulcer on the middle or back of the foot, the shoelace position can be adjusted to avoid it. Therefore, the utility model is suitable for patients with wounds or ulcers on the foot, and has better adaptability to the location of wounds or ulcers on the foot surface, and can avoid wounds or ulcers at any location on the foot surface.
[0015] The insole of the utility model can be cut and connected to the sole plate by adhering the second Velcro component to the first Velcro component. If the patient's sole has no wound or ulcer, the insole is placed on the sole plate without cutting, which makes the patient more comfortable. Due to the adhesion of the Velcro component, the insole will not move. If the patient has a wound or ulcer, the insole is cut, and holes corresponding to the wound or ulcer are cut on the insole, and then the insole is placed on the sole plate. The holes cut on the insole can avoid the wound or ulcer on the sole of the patient's foot and will not press on it, so that patients with wounds or ulcers on the sole of the foot can also perform walking exercises. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0016] Figure 1 The diagram of the patient's shoe structure;
[0017] Figure 2 Cut and insert the insoles into the patient's shoes;
[0018] Figure 3 This is the structure diagram of the sole plate;
[0019] Figure 4 This is a diagram of the insole structure;
[0020] Figure 5 This is a diagram of the cover pad structure;
[0021] Figure 6 This is the first usage state diagram of the utility model;
[0022] Figure 7 This is a second usage state diagram of the utility model;
[0023] Figure 8 This is a diagram of the third usage state of the present utility model;
[0024] Figure numerals: sole plate 1, sole plate body 11, sole plate flange 12, shoelace hole 121, first Velcro component 13, shoelace 2, insole 3, first flexible pad 31, second Velcro component 32, covering pad 4, second flexible pad 41, third Velcro component 42. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0025] The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0026] like Figures 1 to 5 As shown, the patient's shoes include a sole plate 1, shoelaces 2 and an insole 3; the sole plate 1 includes a sole plate body 11, a sole plate flange 12 and a first Velcro component 13, the sole plate flange 12 is arranged along the edge of the sole plate body 11, and a plurality of shoelace holes 121 are provided on the sole plate flanges 12 on both sides of the sole plate body 11, and each shoelace hole 121 is arranged at intervals along the length direction of the sole plate flange 12, and the first Velcro component 13 is connected to the sole plate body 11 and covers the sole plate body 11; the number of shoelaces 2 is at least four, and the number of shoelaces 2 on the left and right sides of the sole plate body 11 is the same, and the shoelaces 2 can pass through any shoelace hole 121 and be connected to the sole plate flange 12; the insole 3 can be cut, and the insole 3 includes a first flexible pad body 31 and a second Velcro component 32, and the second Velcro component 32 is used to be adhesively connected to the first Velcro component 13.
[0027] The shoelaces 2 on both sides of the sole plate 1 of the present invention are connected to form the upper. When the shoe is put on, the shoelaces 2 are placed on the foot. Since multiple shoelace holes 121 are provided on the left and right sides of the sole flange 12 of the sole body 11, the shoelaces 2 can be connected to any of the shoelace holes 121, so that the position of the shoelaces 2 can be adjusted to avoid wounds or ulcers on the foot. Figure 6 As shown, if there is a wound or ulcer on the front of the foot, three sets of shoelaces 2 (two shoelaces 2 in each set) can be connected to the shoelace holes 121 at the rear of the bottom plate body 11. Two sets of shoelaces 2 are tied on the ankle, and one set of shoelaces 2 is connected and placed on the foot surface at the rear of the foot. This can avoid wounds and ulcers on the front of the foot. Based on the same principle, Figure 7 and Figure 8 As shown, if there is a wound or ulcer on the middle or back of the foot, the shoelace 2 can be adjusted to avoid it. Therefore, the utility model is suitable for patients with wounds or ulcers on the foot, and has better adaptability to the location of wounds or ulcers on the foot surface, and can avoid wounds or ulcers at any location on the foot surface.
[0028] The insole 3 of the utility model can be cut and connected to the sole plate 1 by adhering the second Velcro component 32 to the first Velcro component 13. If the patient's sole has no wounds or ulcers, the insole 3 can be placed on the sole plate 1 without cutting. This will provide the patient with greater comfort, as the Velcro components will not move. If the patient has wounds or ulcers on the sole, the insole 3 can be cut, with holes corresponding to the wounds or ulcers cut out, and the insole 3 can be placed on the sole plate 1. The holes cut out in the insole 3 can avoid the wounds or ulcers on the sole of the patient's foot and will not cause any pressure. The insole 3 raises the patient's foot to prevent the sole of the patient from hitting the sole plate 1. This allows patients with wounds or ulcers on the sole to perform walking exercises.
[0029] The insole 3 is used to elevate the patient's foot and prevent the sole of the patient's foot from hitting the sole plate 1. The insole 3 needs to have a certain height to ensure the elevation effect, but it should not be too high, making the insole 3 difficult to cut. The thickness of the first flexible pad 31 is preferably 6-8 mm.
[0030] Velcro is a well-known technology and is commonly used on clothing and other daily necessities. Velcro consists of two components: a velvet surface and a hook surface. The first Velcro component 13 can be either, while the second Velcro component 32 can be the other. In the present invention, the first Velcro component 13 preferably has a velvet surface and the second Velcro component 32 has a hook surface. This arrangement is significant because the hook surface is relatively hard, while the velvet surface is softer. Since the first Velcro component 13 faces the sole of the user's foot, a softer Velvet surface is more suitable.
[0031] As previously mentioned, a softer Velcro surface is used to face the sole of the patient's foot, which minimizes damage if a wound or ulcer is touched. However, for greater safety, the present invention preferably includes a cover pad 4, which can be cut to size and comprises a second flexible pad 41 and a third Velcro component 42, which is adhesively connected to the first Velcro component 13. The thickness of the cover pad 4 is less than that of the insole 3.
[0032] like Figure 2 As shown, the shape of the cover pad 4 should roughly match the shape of the hole cut out of the insole 3. After being cut, the cover pad 4 is placed in the hole cut out of the insole 3 and connected to the first hook and loop component 13 via the third hook and loop component 42. The cover pad 4 can prevent the patient's foot wound from contacting the first hook and loop component 13, further protecting the patient's foot wound or ulcer.
[0033] As mentioned above, the insole 3 needs to have an appropriate thickness. If a cover pad 4 is provided, the insole 3 needs to be thicker, preferably 6-8 mm thicker than the cover pad 4. That is, the first flexible pad 31 should be 6-8 mm thicker than the second flexible pad 41. For example, the second flexible pad 41 can be 2 mm thick, while the first flexible pad 31 can be 10 mm thick.
[0034] Regarding materials, the present invention preferably utilizes rubber for both the base plate body 11 and the base plate flange 12. The bottom of the base plate body 11 should have a non-slip pattern to ensure the durability and non-slip properties of the patient's shoes. Both the first flexible pad 31 and the second flexible pad 41 should be made of EVA plastic, a commonly used material for athletic shoe insoles, offering excellent elasticity and flexibility. The shoelaces should be made of fabric.
Claims
1. Patient shoes, characterized by: The shoe sole (1) comprises a sole plate (1), a shoelace (2) and an insole (3); the sole plate (1) comprises a sole plate body (11), a sole plate flange (12) and a first Velcro component (13); the sole plate flange (12) is arranged along the edge of the sole plate body (11); a plurality of shoelace holes (121) are arranged on the sole plate flanges (12) on the left and right sides of the sole plate body (11); the shoelace holes (121) are arranged at intervals along the length direction of the sole plate flange (12); the first Velcro component (13) is connected to the sole plate flange (12) and the first Velcro component (13) is connected to the sole plate flange (12). The plate body (11) is connected to and fully covered with the bottom plate body (11); the number of shoelaces (2) is at least four, the number of shoelaces (2) on the left and right sides of the bottom plate body (11) is the same, and the shoelaces (2) can pass through any shoelace hole (121) and be connected to the bottom plate flange (12); the insole (3) can be cut, and the insole (3) comprises a first flexible pad body (31) and a second Velcro component (32), and the second Velcro component (32) is used for being bonded and connected to the first Velcro component (13).
2. The patient shoe according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first Velcro component (13) is a Velcro velvet surface, and the second Velcro component (32) is a Velcro hook surface.
3. The patient shoe according to claim 2, characterized in that: The thickness of the first flexible pad (31) is 6-8 mm.
4. The patient shoe according to claim 2, characterized in that: The covering pad (4) comprises a cover pad (4) which can be cut. The covering pad (4) comprises a second flexible pad body (41) and a third Velcro component (42). The third Velcro component (42) is used for being bonded and connected with the first Velcro component (13). The thickness of the covering pad (4) is less than the thickness of the insole (3).
5. The patient shoe according to claim 4, characterized in that: The thickness of the insole (3) is 6 to 8 mm greater than the thickness of the covering pad (4).
6. The patient shoe according to claim 5, characterized in that: The materials of the bottom plate body (11) and the bottom plate flange (12) are both rubber.
7. The patient shoe according to claim 6, characterized in that: The first flexible pad body (31) and the second flexible pad body (41) are both made of EVA plastic.
8. The patient shoe according to claim 7, characterized in that: The material of the shoelaces is cloth.
Citation Information
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Slippers suitable for patients with foot trauma
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