Lower back pain rehabilitation training safety protection frame

Abstract

This utility model discloses a safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training, including a circular base and a rotating fixed frame on it, a support seat slidably disposed on the fixed frame, and multiple sets of abdominal binders detachably connected to both ends of the support seat. Multiple sets of first and second locking members for position locking are rotatably disposed on the fixed frame and the support seat, respectively. The fixed frame includes a connecting seat slidably disposed on the circular base and multiple sets of spaced connecting rods detachably connected to the connecting seat for sliding of the support seat. The first locking members rotate on the connecting seat. This safety protection frame can not only meet the needs of daily training but also provide effective support and protection for the user's lower back and overall body, effectively reducing the probability of increased pain or secondary injury due to insufficient lumbar support or improper movement during exercise. It improves the stability and efficiency of daily training, as well as the rehabilitation training effect and safety of this type of protection frame.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of medical rehabilitation equipment technology, specifically to a safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training. Background Technology

[0002] Lower back pain is a common orthopedic condition, and rehabilitation training is one of the important means of treating it. However, when users perform twisting, flexion, and extension movements during rehabilitation training, most existing training equipment lacks specific safety protection measures and cannot provide effective support and protection for the user's lower back and overall body. Users are prone to experiencing increased pain or secondary injuries due to insufficient lumbar support or improper movement, affecting the effectiveness and safety of rehabilitation training. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training. This safety protection frame can not only meet the user's daily rehabilitation training needs, but also provide effective support and protection for the user's waist and the whole body during corresponding training movements such as twisting and flexion. It effectively reduces the probability of pain aggravation or secondary injury caused by insufficient lumbar support or improper movement during the movement, improves the stability and efficiency of the user's daily training, and enhances the rehabilitation training effect and safety of this type of protection frame.

[0004] The technical solution adopted by this utility model to solve the above problems is:

[0005] The lower back pain rehabilitation training safety protection frame includes a round base and a fixed frame that rotates around it, a support seat that slides on the fixed frame, and multiple sets of abdominal binding bands that are detachably connected to both ends of the support seat. The fixed frame and the support seat are respectively provided with multiple sets of first locking members and second locking members for position locking.

[0006] Preferably, the fixing frame includes a connecting seat that slides on the round base and multiple sets of connecting rods that are detachably connected to the connecting seat, arranged at intervals and used to support the sliding of the base. The first locking member rotates on the connecting seat.

[0007] Preferably, the connecting seat is detachably mounted on the round seat via a detachable round frame.

[0008] Preferably, a compression spring is also fitted on the connecting rod located below the support base.

[0009] Preferably, the support base is provided with a backrest and each backrest is provided with a cushion. The backrest includes two sets of backrests and a waist seat placed below the two sets of backrests. The backrest can be detachably installed in a ball groove provided on the support base via a ball seat provided thereon.

[0010] Preferably, a fixed seat is slidably disposed on the connecting rod placed above the support base, and a third locking member for position locking is rotatably disposed on the fixed seat. A second round seat is also installed on the fixed seat, and a second connecting seat is slidably disposed on the second round seat. A plurality of grips and a fourth locking member for position locking are rotatably disposed on the second connecting seat.

[0011] Preferably, the second connecting seat is detachably mounted on the second round seat via a second round frame that is detachably provided on the second round seat.

[0012] Preferably, the second round seat is rotatably mounted on the fixed seat, and the fixed seat is rotatably mounted with a fifth locking member for locking the position of the second round seat.

[0013] Preferably, the bottom of the circular base is provided with multiple sets of support legs and a through groove is provided in the middle, and the through groove is covered with an end cap and a pad is provided on the top of the end cap.

[0014] Preferably, the fixing frame further includes a third connecting seat that is slidably disposed at the top of the multiple sets of connecting rods, and the third connecting seat is rotatably disposed with multiple sets of sixth locking members for position locking.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, this utility model has the following advantages and effects:

[0016] This utility model is a safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training. The overall structure of this frame allows for various training methods, including twisting, turning, and flexion / extension movements in sitting or horse stances, through the sliding motion of the support seat on the fixed frame and the rotation of the fixed frame on the round base. This enhances the diversity and flexibility of training methods, meeting the daily rehabilitation needs of users. Furthermore, the connection and structural design of the support seat on the fixed frame effectively support and protect the user's lower back and body during rehabilitation training. This ensures the user's lower back remains in close contact with the support seat during movement, maintaining an upright posture and preventing tipping. It effectively reduces the probability of increased pain or secondary injury due to insufficient lumbar support or improper movement, improving the stability and efficiency of daily training, as well as the rehabilitation training effect and safety of this protective frame. Attached Figure Description

[0017] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training according to an embodiment of this utility model.

[0018] Figure 2 This is a structural disassembly diagram of the safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training according to an embodiment of this utility model.

[0019] Figure 3 This is an enlarged view showing the disassembled support base, multiple backrests, and abdominal binder of this utility model embodiment.

[0020] Figure 4 This is an enlarged view of the second circular seat of this utility model embodiment rotating on the fixed seat and being locked in position by the sixth locking member.

[0021] Figure numbers: Round seat 1, annular groove 11, circular frame 12, support leg 13, through groove 14, end cap 15, pad 151, fixing frame 2, connecting seat 21, first locking element 211, connecting rod 22, compression spring 221, support seat 3, second locking element 31, slot 32, waist belt 33, backrest 34, back seat 341, waist seat 342, ball seat 343, ball groove 35, fixing seat 4, third locking element 41, fifth locking element 42, second round seat 5, second annular groove 51, second circular frame 52, second connecting seat 6, grip rod 61, fourth locking element 62, third connecting seat 7, sixth locking element 71. Detailed Implementation

[0022] The present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and through embodiments. The following embodiments are explanations of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to the following embodiments.

[0023] See Figure 1 This embodiment relates to a safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training, including a round base 1 and a fixed frame 2 that rotates around it, a support base 3 that slides on the fixed frame 2, and multiple sets of abdominal binding bands 33 that are detachably connected to both ends of the support base 3. The fixed frame 2 and the support base 3 are respectively provided with multiple sets of first locking members 211 and second locking members 31 for position locking.

[0024] Specifically in this embodiment, such as Figure 1The overall structure of this lower back pain rehabilitation training safety protection frame, as shown, allows the user to stand on the circular base 1 during actual use. Multiple slots 32 at both ends of the support base 3, combined with Velcro fasteners on the abdominal binders 33, enable the detachable connection of the abdominal binders 33 to the support base 3. Simultaneously, the support base 3 slides up and down on the fixed frame 2 to adjust its position, ensuring a snug fit and protection around the user's waist with the abdominal binders 33. Specifically, depending on training needs, when the user needs to perform twisting or turning movements, the support base 3 can be locked in position on the fixed frame 2 via multiple sets of second locking elements 31, while the multiple sets of first locking elements 211 on the fixed frame 2 are released. This allows the fixed frame 2 to rotate 360 ​​degrees around the circular base 1 as the user twists or turns. When the user needs to perform flexion and extension movements... During operation, the fixed seat 4 can be locked in position on the round seat 1 by multiple sets of first locking members 211. At this time, multiple sets of second locking members 31 on the support seat 3 are in a loose state, allowing it to slide up and down along the fixed frame 2. Simultaneously, in conjunction with the user's foot movement on the round seat 1, the user's waist and back can perform small-amplitude flexion and extension movements in a support state against the support seat 3. Alternatively, when an external stool is placed on the round seat 1, the support seat 3 can slide and lock at the corresponding position on the fixed seat 4 by the second locking members 31 while the user is seated on the stool. After the support seat 3 is adjusted, the stool can be removed. Based on the duration of the user's holding position in the corresponding posture, rehabilitation training can be carried out in different postures. In addition, according to training needs, the first locking members 211 and the second locking members 31 can both be in a loose state for the user to move freely, or in a locked state for the user to perform simple movements in the corresponding posture. The overall structure of this lower back pain rehabilitation training safety protection frame not only allows users to perform twisting, turning, and flexion-extension movements in different training modes through the sliding motion of the support seat 3 on the fixed frame 2 and the rotation of the fixed frame 2 on the round base 1, but also enhances the diversity and flexibility of training methods, meeting the daily rehabilitation training needs of users. Furthermore, during rehabilitation training, the connection and structural design of the support seat 3 on the fixed frame 2, combined with the connection and limitation of the fixed frame 2, provides effective support and protection for the user's lower back and overall body. This ensures that the user's lower back is in close contact with the support seat 3 during movement, maintaining an upright posture and preventing tipping. It effectively reduces the probability of increased pain or secondary injury due to insufficient lumbar support or improper movement, improving the stability and efficiency of daily training, as well as the rehabilitation training effect and safety of this protection frame.

[0025] The fixed frame 2 includes a connecting seat 21 that slides on the round base 1 and multiple sets of spaced connecting rods 22 detachably connected to the connecting seat 21 for supporting the sliding of the base 3. The first locking member 211 rotates on the connecting seat 21. Specifically, it can be combined with... Figure 2 As shown, the connecting seat 21 can slide around the annular groove 11 on the circular seat 1, and the connecting rod 22 can rotate through the threaded rod at the bottom and the multiple sets of threaded holes on the connecting seat 21, making the structure of the fixing frame 2 simple while having a certain degree of disassembly flexibility. In addition, the multiple sets of connecting rods 22 arranged at intervals on the connecting seat 21 can be installed in corresponding numbers according to training needs, ensuring that the overall structure of the fixing frame 2 has a certain connection stability while also changing the overall weight of the fixing frame 2. Thus, when the user drives the fixing frame 2 to rotate around the circular seat 1 for training, the corresponding force can be changed to achieve different training effects, improving the flexibility of use.

[0026] The connecting seat 21 is detachably mounted on the round seat 1 via a detachable circular frame 12. The circular frame 12 is detachably mounted on the round seat 1 via multiple sets of bolts and serves to limit the position of the connecting seat 21 during installation. The connecting seat 21 can be separated from the annular groove 11 of the round seat 1 by the detachable connection of the circular frame 12, thereby further improving the structural detachability and disassembly flexibility of the fixing frame 2, and facilitating daily inspection, cleaning and subsequent maintenance.

[0027] A compression spring 221 is also fitted on the connecting rod 22 located below the support base 3. The length and elastic strength of the compression spring 221 can be adaptively selected and switched according to specific training needs. Thus, the addition of the compression spring 221 can provide a certain buffering effect on the sliding process of the support base 3 along the connecting rod 22, which can further improve the safety of users in the training process under corresponding movements and meet different rehabilitation training needs.

[0028] See Figure 3The support base 3 is provided with a backrest 34, and each backrest 34 is provided with a cushion. The backrest 34 includes two sets of back seats 341 and a lumbar support 342 placed below the two sets of back seats 341. The backrest 34 is detachably installed in the ball groove 35 provided on the support base 3 via a ball seat 343. The backrest 34 formed by the two sets of back seats 341 and lumbar support 342 can provide close support and protection for the user's back and waist respectively. The detachable connection method of the ball seat 343 inserting into the ball groove 35 of the support base 3 facilitates the installation, removal, cleaning, and replacement of the backrest 34. It can also rotate at corresponding angles on the support base 3. The cushions provided further improve the fit with the user's skin, improve the use and protection effect of this support base 3, and enhance the user's comfort during rehabilitation training.

[0029] A fixed seat 4 is slidably mounted on the connecting rod 22 placed above the support base 3, and a third locking element 41 for position locking is rotatably mounted on the fixed seat 4. A second circular seat 5 is also mounted on the fixed seat 4, and a second connecting seat 6 is slidably mounted on the second circular seat 5. Multiple sets of spaced-apart grips 61 and a fourth locking element 62 for position locking are rotatably mounted on the second connecting seat 6. Specifically... Figure 1 and Figure 2As can be seen, this type of lower back pain rehabilitation training safety protection frame can also be connected to the fixed frame 2 to add a second round seat 5 according to different training needs. The second round seat 5 can slide up and down and lock its position on the connecting rod 22 located above the support seat 3 through the fixed seat 4 and the multiple sets of third locking parts 41 rotatably set on it. Specifically, after the user stands on the round seat 1 and is bound by the multiple sets of abdominal binders 33 on the support seat 3, the position of the second round seat 5 is adjusted so that it can pass through the opening in the middle of the second round seat 5 and be placed at the corresponding height between the waist and shoulders. At this time, the user can hold the multiple sets of grips 61 on the second connecting seat 6 with both hands. When the first locking part 211 is in the loose state, it is combined with the second locking part 31, the third locking part 41 and the connecting rod 22 located above the support seat 3 to lock its position. The fourth locking member 62 locks the positions of the support base 3, the fixed base 4, its second circular base 5, and the second connecting base 6, facilitating the user's rehabilitation training process involving turning movements. Furthermore, when the fourth locking member 62 on the second connecting base 6 is in the released state, combined with the locking processes of the first locking member 211, the second locking member 31, and the third locking member 41, which lock the positions of the fixed frame 2, the support base 3, the fixed base 4, and its second circular base 5, the user can easily push the second connecting base 6 along the second annular groove 51 on the second circular base 5 by holding the handle 61 with both hands, enabling the user to perform a rehabilitation training process involving appropriate upper body twisting. This further enhances the functionality, protective effect, and safety of this lower back pain rehabilitation training safety frame.

[0030] The second connecting seat 6 is detachably mounted on the second circular seat 5 via a second circular frame 52 detachably provided on the second circular seat 5. The second circular frame 52 is detachably mounted on the second circular seat 5 via multiple sets of bolt connectors and serves to limit the position of the second connecting seat 6 during installation. The second connecting seat 6 can be separated from the second annular groove 51 of the second circular seat 5 by the detachable connection of the second circular frame 52, thereby further improving the detachability and disassembly flexibility of the overall structure of this lower back pain rehabilitation training safety protection frame, facilitating daily inspection, cleaning and subsequent maintenance, and improving applicability and practicality.

[0031] The second circular seat 5 is rotatably mounted on the fixed seat 4, and the fixed seat 4 is rotatably mounted with a fifth locking member 42 for locking the position of the second circular seat 5. See details below. Figure 4As shown, the second round seat 5 can also rotate on the fixed seat 4 according to the user's specific training needs and be locked in position by multiple sets of fifth locking parts 42 rotatably set on the fixed seat 4, so that it is parallel to the multiple sets of connecting rods 22 on the fixed frame 2. Combined with the position adjustment of the fixed seat 4 on the connecting rods 22, it is convenient for the user to perform the corresponding rehabilitation training process of driving the support seat 3 to slide up and down along the connecting rods 22. When needed, the second round seat 5 can be lowered by rotating the fifth locking part 42 on the fixed seat 4. At this time, the second round seat 5 can be parallel to the round seat 1 under the abutment of the seat structure of the fixed seat 4, and the rehabilitation training process can be performed. In addition, the height of the end face of the fixed seat 4 extending from the side of the support seat 3 against the seat 34 should not exceed the height of the end face of the support seat 3 connected to the seat 34. Thus, when the second round seat 5 on the fixed seat 4 is in the position of the support seat 3, the user can perform the rehabilitation training process of driving the support seat 3 to slide up and down along the connecting rods 22. Figure 3 When the user performs rehabilitation training by sliding the support seat 3 up and down in the shown state, the position adjustment of the fixed seat 4 on the connecting rod 22 can further reduce the phenomenon of collision between the user's body and the fixed seat 4, and improve the user's safety during the training process.

[0032] The bottom of the circular base 1 is provided with multiple sets of support legs 13 and a through groove 14 is provided in the middle. An end cap 15 is provided on the through groove 14 and a pad 151 is provided on the top of the end cap 15. Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, users can combine the pad 151 provided on the end cap 15 with the training process according to their training needs. The user's feet can be directly placed on the end cap 15 or the end cap 15 can be removed from the through groove 14 of the round seat 1 so that the feet can be placed on the ground through the through groove 14. The addition of multiple sets of support feet 13 at the bottom of the round seat 1 can facilitate the removal of the end cap 15 and effectively avoid the unnecessary wear and tear caused by direct contact between the bottom wall of the round seat 1 and the ground, thereby improving the stability of the round seat 1 and meeting different usage environments and training needs.

[0033] The fixing frame 2 also includes a third connecting seat 7 slidably disposed at the top of multiple sets of connecting rods 22. Multiple sets of sixth locking elements 71 for position locking are rotatably disposed on the third connecting seat 7. The addition of the multiple sets of sixth locking elements 71 rotatably disposed on the third connecting seat 7 realizes the position locking process during the disassembly, separation and installation sliding process on the connecting rods 22. This facilitates the detachable installation of the fixing seat 4 and the support seat 3 on the connecting rods 22 and further improves the connection stability of the overall structure of the fixing frame 2.

[0034] The above description in this specification is merely illustrative of the present invention. Those skilled in the art to which this invention pertains may make various modifications or additions to the described specific embodiments or use similar methods to replace them, as long as they do not depart from the content of this specification or exceed the scope defined in the claims, all of which shall fall within the protection scope of this invention.

Claims

1. A safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training, characterized in that: It includes a round base and a fixed frame that rotates around it, a support seat that slides on the fixed frame, and multiple sets of waistbands that are detachably connected to both ends of the support seat. The fixed frame and the support seat are respectively provided with multiple sets of first locking members and second locking members for position locking.

2. The lower back pain rehabilitation training safety protection frame according to claim 1, characterized in that: The fixed frame includes a connecting seat that slides on the round base and multiple sets of connecting rods that are detachably connected to the connecting seat and are arranged at intervals to support the sliding of the base. The first locking member rotates on the connecting seat.

3. The safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training according to claim 2, characterized in that: The connecting seat can be detachably mounted on the round seat via a detachable circular frame.

4. The safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training according to claim 2, characterized in that: A compression spring is also fitted onto the connecting rod located below the support base.

5. The safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training according to claim 1, characterized in that: The support base is provided with a backrest and each backrest is provided with a cushion. The backrest includes two sets of back seats and a waist seat placed below the two sets of back seats. The backrest can be detachably installed in a ball groove provided on the support base through a ball seat provided thereon.

6. The safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training according to claim 2, characterized in that: A fixed seat is slidably mounted on the connecting rod placed above the support base, and a third locking element for position locking is rotatably mounted on the fixed seat. A second round seat is also installed on the fixed seat, and a second connecting seat is slidably mounted on the second round seat. Multiple sets of grips and a fourth locking element for position locking are rotatably mounted on the second connecting seat.

7. The safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training according to claim 6, characterized in that: The second connecting seat is detachably mounted on the second round seat via a second round frame that is detachably provided on the second round seat.

8. The safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training according to claim 6, characterized in that: The second round seat is rotatably mounted on the fixed seat, and the fixed seat is rotatably mounted with a fifth locking member for locking the position of the second round seat.

9. The safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom of the circular base is provided with multiple sets of support legs and a through groove is provided in the middle. The through groove is covered with an end cap and a pad is provided on the top of the end cap.

10. The safety protection frame for lower back pain rehabilitation training according to claim 2, characterized in that: The fixing frame also includes a third connecting seat that is slidably disposed at the top of the multiple sets of connecting rods, and the third connecting seat is rotatably disposed with multiple sets of sixth locking members for position locking.

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