Pelvic correction supporter

Abstract

To provide a correction supporter and an attachment method therefor, the correction supporter having a configuration for exertion of strong force required for pelvis correction by positioning to an anterior superior iliac spine and, on the basis of human engineering, enabling easy acquisition of force required for correction when the correction supporter is worn.SOLUTION: A wearer is enabled to exert force required for posture correction (pelvis correction) by positioning a bone locking pad to an anterior superior iliac spine and fastening a strip belt around the wearer's body in order to energize a pad body 3a and a cloth bag 3b of the bone locking pad hooked on the anterior superior iliac spine to the back surface side (back side) and, after that, pulling a grip part of a pulling adjustment band 4 from the back surface side (back side) to the front surface side (belly side).SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a corrector supporter capable of correcting posture, and more particularly to a pelvic corrector supporter that corrects posture by obtaining a force that strongly pulls the pelvis in the back direction using the anterior superior iliac spine, which is a bone protruding from the waist, and a method of wearing the same.

Background Art

[0002] Correction tightening belts such as lumbar supporters are used by people who have concerns about their waists. The applicant of the present application has already provided a lumbar supporter aimed at reducing the tightening force on the abdomen and providing a comfortable wearing feeling (Patent Document 1). On the other hand, the term "pelvic correction" is known as something that corrects pelvic distortion. Pelvic distortion refers to the pelvis tilting left and right or front and back as a whole. It is said that pelvic distortion not only has an adverse effect on the body's functions but also causes low back pain. The functions of the pelvis include supporting the skull from the spine and supporting the upper body, being connected to the hip joints and assisting the hip joints during walking, serving as a fulcrum to support the body when sitting on a chair or the floor, serving as a receptacle since the internal organs are housed within the pelvis, and serving as a place to place the uterus that encloses the fetus during pregnancy in women, among other important functions.

[0003] Patent Document 1 discloses the following: "(Claim 1) A belt-like belt (11) wound around a person's waist and abdomen, a lumbar support member (13) provided at the inner central portion of the belt-like belt and abutted against the lumbar vertebrae of the person, and a pair of side support members (12) provided at both inner side portions of the belt-like belt and abutted against a pair of iliac portions on the left and right sides of the person's waist side. An auxiliary belt (17, 18) is provided at the lower central portion of the belt-like belt, covering the hip joint from above the hip and having both ends connected and wound around each other in the lower abdomen. The lumbar support member and the side support members are made of soft resin, hard rubber, foamed resin, or three-dimensional structure fabric, and have a bending hardness, thickness, and elasticity such that they are not crushed by the tightening force of the belt-like belt, and are formed of a material having shock absorption. The side support member is provided so as to be position-adjustable with respect to the lumbar support member. The side support member has a concave portion formed at the central portion, and the peripheral edge of this concave portion is abutted against the iliac portion so as to surround the iliac crest. By the thickness of the pair of side support members, a space is formed between the inner surface of the belt-like belt and the abdominal surface between the pair of side support members, and it is provided so as to reduce the pressure on the abdomen. A non-slip portion is formed on the inner side of at least one of the belt-like belt, the lumbar support member, and the side support member. A corrective tightening belt is characterized by this." As its operational effects, it is described that "(0016) Further, by providing side support members that abut against the left and right iliac portions so as to be position-adjustable and adjusting the abutting position and arranging them on the abdominal side, the sense of pressure can be further alleviated. In particular, by forming a concave portion at the central portion of the side support member, this concave portion is abutted so as to surround the iliac crest, preventing displacement of the support member and alleviating extreme stress concentration on the iliac crest." Patent Document 2 discloses: “(Claims) (Claim 1) The present invention is a detachable lumbar belt that covers the abdomen from the sacroiliac joint, and is composed of an outer basic belt 1 provided with locking means at both ends and an inner adjustment belt 2 sewn to the basic belt at the central part of the back. It is a pelvic orthosis that has the function of adjusting (performing a treatment) for the dysfunction (lack of physiological adaptation and mobility) of the intra-articular movement of the sacroiliac joint, which is one of the causes of non-specific low back pain (low back pain whose cause cannot be specified in imaging diagnosis and accounts for 85% of all low back pain). (Claim 2) The basic belt 1 is made of an elastic material and has through holes 3 on both sides. The adjustment belt 2 is made of a material with a higher elastic modulus than the basic belt 1 at the central part of the back, and both ends are exposed to the front side through the through holes 3 of the basic belt 1 and are locked to the surface of the basic belt 1 with a hook-and-loop fastener 4.” Patent Document 3 discloses: “The intra-articular corrector 100 includes a first corset 10 that surrounds the sacrum and ilium, a second corset 20, a third corset 30, and a bag portion 50 provided in the first corset for storing a compression body P formed by a hollow spherical body that presses the sacroiliac joint and elastically deforms. The bag portion 50 has elasticity and is formed by a member that sandwiches the compression body, and a pair of bag portions 50 are formed so as to store the compression bodies P side by side. When the compression body P stored in the bag portion 50 presses the sacroiliac joint, the compression body P is supported by a recess formed by the sacrum and the upper posterior iliac spine.”

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

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Patent Document 1

Patent Document 2

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Disclosure of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0005] In Patent Documents 1 to 3 mentioned above, in order to strongly tighten the waist while wearing a waist belt, in addition to the waist belt, there is a second tightening belt for further tightening. However, for correcting the body posture, generally a stronger force is often required than tightening with a waist belt or the like. In particular, in order to act in a direction different from the tightening direction (for example, to exert a force in the direction opposite to the tightening direction of the first belt), a considerably strong force in that direction is required. However, Patent Documents 1 to 3 were not capable of exerting such a strong force. Hereinafter, this will be explained by taking pelvic correction as an example. As for pelvic correction, there are those that only push or pull the pelvis, correction methods such as twisting the waist area, those that do not directly stimulate the pelvis, but approach the joint capsule that exists around the sacroiliac joint that constitutes the pelvis to remove the cause of pain from the sacroiliac joint, those that apply a shearing force (longitudinal force) to the sacroiliac joint, and the like. The pelvis is formed by three bones called the ilium, ischium, and pubis to form a bone called the hip bone (see Fig. 11), and where there is also a bone called the sacrum, the hip bone and the sacrum together are called the pelvis. However, all of the above are used for tightening the waist and are not sufficient for correcting the posture (stretching the back muscles), and the tightening direction is only in one direction, or a strong corrective force in a direction different from the tightening direction (for example, in the opposite direction) could not be exerted. It should be noted that in Patent Documents 1 and 2, the pulling tightening direction of the outer pulling member is opposite to that of the present invention, and in Patent Document 3, the tightening directions of the basic belt 1 and the adjustment belt 2 are the same.

[0006] In addition, the applicant of the present application provided, in a patent application dated March 29, 2019 (application number: Japanese Patent Application No. 2019-67919), a tightening belt for correction and its tightening method that can correct postures such as pelvic correction. When aligning with a bone portion protruding from the body and exerting a strong force necessary for body correction, a large force can be obtained even when pulling in a direction different from the tightening of the belt-like belt. The invention according to this application can correct the pelvis with a stronger force compared to a normal lumbar pain belt. However, it is ideal that a strong force for pelvic correction can be used to strongly correct the pelvis with an easy operation similar to that of a normal lumbar pain belt by devising the operation. Therefore, the object of the present invention is to focus on the content shown in the above patent application on pelvic correction and further develop it. It has a configuration for exerting a strong force necessary for pelvic correction by aligning with the left and right anterior superior iliac spines, and based on ergonomics, provides a corrector for correction that can easily obtain the force necessary for correction during wearing and its wearing method.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0007] The pelvic corrector of the present invention is a belt-like belt wound around the pelvis, including a belt-like belt that locks both ends on the abdominal side (front side), a pair of bone locking pads arranged inside the belt-like belt for hooking on the anterior superior iliac spines, and a pair of tension adjustment bands that pull on the abdominal side (front side) with the positions of the bone locking pads as the base ends. The pelvic corrector is characterized in that after aligning the bone locking pads with the positions of the anterior superior iliac spines and winding the belt-like belt around the pelvis, the positions of the bone locking pads are adjusted by the tension adjustment bands. According to the present invention, after winding and locking the belt around the pelvis, the position of the bone locking pad is adjusted by the tension adjustment band to exert a corrective force, so that it becomes a pelvic supporter in which wearing errors and displacements are less likely to occur. That is, since the adjustment of the belt on the abdominal side and the adjustment of the pair of bone locking pads can be performed, the operation is easy and a strong adjustment force can be obtained. According to the present invention, due to the structure of the body, when the wearer pulls the tension adjustment band, it is easier to pull from the back side (back side) to the front side (abdominal side) of the body than to pull from the front side (abdominal side) to the back side (back side) of the body, and the pulling force is also stronger. Therefore, the wearing and the exertion of the corrective force become smooth.

[0008] In the present invention, the pair of tension adjustment bands are gripping portions provided with a hook-and-loop fastener that locks to the hook-and-loop fastener on the surface of the belt after being pulled on the abdominal side (front side), and are provided with gripping portions that are manually gripped and pulled on the abdominal side (front side) with the position of the bone locking pad as the base end. The pelvic corrector according to claim 1, characterized in that According to the present invention, after the pair of tension adjustment bands are pulled on the abdominal side (front side), the gripping portions can be fixed to the belt by a hook-and-loop fastener, and the operation is easy.

[0009] In the present invention, the pair of tension adjustment bands are configured to be crossed and pulled on the back side (rear side), one end portion thereof is sewn across the width direction of the belt corresponding to the position of the bone locking pad, and the other end portion is a gripping portion that is manually gripped and operated, and is a pair of left and right ones that are pulled through the belt. The pair of left and right ones are overlapped into one state, and the gripping portions are gripped with the left and right hands and pulled respectively. According to the present invention, since the pair of tension adjustment bands are configured to be crossed and pulled on the back side (rear side), a strong pulling force can be obtained. Also, on the abdominal side (front side), the pair of left and right ones are overlapped into one state, and the gripping portions are gripped with the left and right hands and pulled respectively, so the operation is easy. Further, in the present invention, the pair of tension adjustment bands are configured to be pulled with the pair of tension adjustment bands crossing each other on the back side (rear side), and one end portion thereof is sewn across the width direction of the belt-shaped belt corresponding to the position of the bone locking pad, and the pair of left and right ones are pulled in a direction opposite to the direction in which the position of the bone locking pad connected via the belt-shaped belt is to be biased. After gripping the gripping portion with the left and right hands and pulling each of them, each is locked to the belt-shaped belt by a hook-and-loop fastener. According to the present invention, the force for pulling the tension adjustment band can be evenly transmitted to the bone locking pad, and the bone locking pad can be moved and biased in a substantially horizontal direction without shifting in the vertical direction.

[0010] In the present invention, the bone locking pad has a shape in which a plurality of substantially crescent-shaped bone locking pads constituting convex portions to be hooked on the anterior superior iliac spine are arranged at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction of the belt-shaped belt, and the convex portions of the substantially crescent-shaped bone locking pads are arranged toward the adjacent end portions of the belt-shaped belt. According to the present invention, in addition to the bone locking pad having a substantially crescent shape that is easily hooked on the anterior superior iliac spine, by arranging a plurality of the substantially crescent shapes in the longitudinal direction of the belt-shaped belt, it is possible to cope with differences in the size around the pelvis due to body type and gender, and even if the bone locking pad that was originally hooked on the anterior superior iliac spine has shifted in the back direction due to excessive pulling of the tension adjustment band, the adjacent bone locking pad can be used, so there is no need to rewind the belt-shaped belt.

Advantages of the Invention

[0011] According to the present invention, in order to bias the bone locking pad hooked on the anterior superior iliac spine through the back side (rear side), after aligning the bone locking pad with the anterior superior iliac spine and tightening the belt-shaped belt around the body, by pulling the gripping portion of the tension adjustment band from the back side (rear side) to the front side (abdomen side), the wearer can easily exert a strong force necessary for posture correction (pelvic correction).

Brief Description of the Drawings

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Mode for Carrying Out the Invention

[0013] Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0014] (First Embodiment) As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the pelvic corrector 100 of the present embodiment includes a belt-like belt 2 wound around the pelvis, a pair of bone locking pads 3 disposed on the inner side of the belt-like belt 2 (the side in contact with a person's waist), and a tension adjusting band 4 disposed on the outer side (the surface side) of the belt-like belt 2. As shown in FIG. 10, this pelvic corrector 100 is applied to a position corresponding to the iliac spine (anterior superior iliac spine) Ta of the ilium T of the pelvis. After aligning the bone locking pad 3 with the position of the anterior superior iliac spine and winding the belt-like belt 2 around the pelvis, the position of the bone locking pad 3 is adjusted by the tension adjusting band 4.

[0015] (Regarding the belt-like belt according to the first embodiment) The belt-like belt 2 of the present embodiment shown in FIG. 3 is shaped to be wound around the waist, made of a mesh-like material having elasticity and breathability and capable of withstanding long-term wear, but is not limited as long as it is a material generally used as a supporter. Furthermore, the belt-like belt 2 is provided with a lumbar support member R1 and reinforcing members R1, R2 at a portion assumed to be in contact with the spine, and locking means using male and female surface fasteners Bf, Bm at both ends thereof for winding and fixing around the pelvis. The lumbar support member R1 is made of synthetic resin or leather and has ventilation holes formed therein. The reinforcing members R1, R2 are leather products, and the surface thereof facilitates the sliding of the pair of tension adjusting bands 4. In addition, in order to provide the lumbar support member R1, an appropriate tightening force can also be obtained as a belt for preventing low back pain.

[0016] (Regarding the bone locking pad according to the first embodiment) The bone locking pad 3 of the present embodiment shown in FIG. 4 has a shape in which a plurality of substantially crescent-shaped protrusions (convex portions) Sa are arranged at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction of the belt-like belt 2, and are arranged in a pair on the inner side of the belt-like belt 2 so as to correspond to the positions of both anterior superior iliac spines Ta when the belt-like belt 2 is wound around the waist. Also, the above-described substantially crescent-shaped convex portion Sa is directed toward the adjacent end portions E, E' of the belt-like belt 2 (reference numerals E, E' are the pulling directions of the belt-like belt 2). As for the material to be used, a material with appropriate bending stiffness, thickness, and elasticity that does not buckle or crush against the tightening force of the belt-shaped belt 2, such as EVA or polyurethane, is suitable. Due to this shape, the bone locking pad 3 is likely to catch on the anterior iliac spine Ta, and in addition, since a plurality of protrusions (convex parts) Sa are arranged at predetermined intervals, even if the position is slightly displaced, the anterior iliac spine Ta will catch on one of the protrusions (convex parts) Sa. Therefore, it is not necessary to reattach, and fine adjustment of the attachment position is also possible. The bone locking pad 3 of the present embodiment shown in FIG. 4 is composed of a pad body 3a and a cloth bag 3b for fixing to the belt-shaped belt 2. The pad body 3a is inserted into this cloth bag and sewn. Note that a form in which only the pad body 3a is fixed to the belt-shaped belt 2 without using the cloth bag 3 may also be used. The pad body is made of rubber, is substantially crescent-shaped, and makes it easy to align (catch) the bone locking pad 3 with the anterior iliac spine Ta. And the pair of tension adjustment bands 4 has its proximal end sewn to the cloth bag 3b, and the other end forms a gripping part 4h for pulling by hand. That is, the pair of tension adjustment bands 4 has its proximal end sewn to the cloth bag 3b, becomes a long triangular member, and at the tip side, two sides are overlapped and joined to the belt-shaped band 2 as a hook-and-loop fastener (FIG. 9). As the crescent-shaped pad body 3a, a plurality of convex parts (protrusions) 3a1 to 3a3 are made continuous so that any one of the convex parts (protrusions) 3a1 to 3a3 can catch on the anterior iliac spine Ta (FIG. 12(a)). The plurality of convex parts (protrusions) 3a1 to 3a3 of the crescent-shaped pad body 3a may be made to have different heights in order so that the probability of catching on the anterior iliac spine Ta gradually increases (FIG. 12(b)). A part of the cloth bag 3b is adhered by an adhesive 3s so that the crescent shape is continuous, making it easy to catch on the anterior iliac spine Ta.

[0017] (Regarding the tension adjustment band according to the first embodiment) The tension adjustment band 4 of the present embodiment shown in FIG. 5 is a pair of elastic belt-like bands. One end is used as a fixing portion 4s for fixing to a portion corresponding to the bone locking pad 3 of the belt-like belt 2, and the other end is used as a gripping portion 4h. The wearer pulls the gripping portion 4h to adjust the positions of the respective bone locking pads. The connecting band 4j connecting the fixing portion 4s and the gripping portion 4h is connected to at least the vicinity of both ends in the longitudinal direction of the fixing portion 4s (the short direction of the belt-like supporter 2). Thus, the force for pulling the gripping portion 4h is evenly transmitted to the bone locking pad 3 via the belt-like supporter 2, contributing to smooth position adjustment (pelvic correction). Further, a male hook-and-loop fastener is arranged on the surface of the gripping portion 4h of the tension adjustment band 4 on the side of the belt-like belt 2, and a female hook-and-loop fastener is arranged on the surface side of the fixing portion 4s. Together with the female hook-and-loop fastener Bf arranged on the surface side of the belt-like belt 2, the tension adjustment band 4 can be locked at a desired position. The hook-and-loop fastener Bf arranged on the belt-like belt 2 and the hook-and-loop fastener arranged on the surface side of the fixing portion 4s constituting the tension adjustment band enable the gripping portion 4h to be locked more firmly and stably. Here, although the pair of tension adjustment bands 4 of the present embodiment each exhibit a Y shape (see FIG. 5), it is also possible to form them into a V shape (FIG. 9) which will be described later.

[0018] (Wearing method) With the above-described configuration, for the pelvic corrector 100 of the present embodiment, first, while aligning the pair of bone locking pads 3 to be hooked on the left and right anterior superior iliac spines Ta, the wearer wraps the belt-like belt 2 around the pelvis and locks it with the hook-and-loop fasteners Bf and Bm. Next, by pulling the gripping portions 4h of the pair of tension adjustment bands 4 from the back side to the front side of the body, the pair of bone locking pads 3 are biased to the back side opposite to the pulling direction, and exert a force to correct the left and right anterior superior iliac spines Ta to the back side (FIG. 6). The symbols F and F' indicate the pulling directions of the pair of tension adjustment bands 4. As described above, the pair of tension adjustment bands 4 are configured to be crossed and pulled on the back side (rear side), one end thereof is sewn to the belt-like belt 2 corresponding to the position of the bone locking pad 3, and the other end is a gripping portion 4h, 5h that is gripped and operated by hand. Therefore, by pulling the gripping portions 4h, 5h, the position of the bone locking pad 3 can be adjusted on the abdominal side (FIG. 9). That is, the pair of tension adjustment bands 4 are configured such that a pair of left and right ones are overlapped into one state, and can be pulled out to the center of the end positions of each other at the central gripping portion 4h. Here, as shown in FIG. 11, Japanese Patent Application No. 2019-67919 previously filed by the applicant of the present application includes a belt-like belt 2 wound around the body and an outer tension member 4 disposed outside the belt-like belt 2. After the belt-like belt 2 is tightened around the body at the location of the bone T that protrudes from the body, the outer tension member 4 is attached so as to be hooked from the outside of the belt-like belt 2 to the position of the bone T and pulled (tension direction F), and it is a corrective tightening belt 1 that is locked to the belt-like belt 2 after being pulled by a predetermined length. The present invention is different in that the pulling direction F of the outer tension member 4 is opposite and the pulling length is shorter.

[0019] (Second Embodiment) In the pelvic correction supporter 200 according to the present embodiment, there is no change in the configuration of the belt-like belt 2 and the bone locking pad 3 in the above-described first embodiment, but the configuration of the tension adjustment band 5 is different. Therefore, the description of the belt-like belt 2 and the bone locking pad 3 is omitted, and the tension adjustment band 5 will be described based on the drawings (FIG. 7).

[0020] (Regarding the tension adjustment band according to the second embodiment) In the present embodiment shown in FIG. 8, the tension adjustment band 5 has a fixing portion 5s for fixing one end to a portion corresponding to the bone locking pad 3 of the belt-like belt 2, and the other end serves as a gripping portion 5h. It is composed of a connecting band 5j that connects the fixing portion 5s and the gripping portion 5h. A ring 5r held by a holding member 5a is provided closer to the symmetry axis A of the belt-like belt 2 than the fixing portion 5s. It is folded back through the ring 5r and pulled in the direction of the ends (E, E') of the belt-like belt 2 to adjust the position (pelvic correction). The male surface fastener Bm provided on the side of the gripping portion 5h facing the belt-like belt 2 is locked by the female surface fastener Bf provided on the outside (surface side) of the belt-like belt 2 and the fixing portion 5s constituting the tension adjustment band, similar to the first embodiment. Similar to the first embodiment, the connecting band 5j is connected to at least the vicinity of both ends in the longitudinal direction of the fixing portion 5s (the short direction of the belt-like belt 2), so that the force for pulling the gripping portion 5h is evenly transmitted to the bone locking pad 3 via the belt-like belt 2, contributing to smooth position adjustment (pelvic correction).

[0021] (Third Embodiment) In the present embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 13(a) and 13(b), the pair of outer tension adjustment bands 14 and the bone locking pads 3 located inside are connected at two locations and are connected through the groove 2e formed in the belt-like belt 2 so as to reach the side in contact with the inner skin. For this reason, since the pair of outer tension adjustment bands 14 directly pull the upper bone locking pad 3, a strong pulling force can be obtained. And each of the two 14a, 14b intersects with each other and is drawn out to the center of each other. Therefore, after confirming the position of the inner alignment member 14 of the tension member 14 of the present embodiment and hooking it on the inner alignment member 14 from the outside, by gripping and pulling the gripping portion 14b, even when a pulling force is applied in a direction (opposite direction) F different from that of the belt-like belt (waist belt) 2, a force larger than the tightening force can be applied to perform posture correction (such as correction for stretching the back muscles). Also, in the tension member 14 of the present embodiment, it becomes easier to hook on the protruding bone (iliac spine) Ta from the hole 14a formed in a circular shape or the like.

[0022] As described above, the pelvic corrector of the present invention can be appropriately modified within the scope not departing from the gist of the present invention, which is configured to be easy to transmit force based on ergonomics in which the wearer pulls the tension adjustment band forward (abdomen side) to move the bone locking pad 3 backward (back side) (increase the correction force), regardless of the configuration, material, and shape.

Explanation of Signs

[0023] 100, 200 Pelvic corrector 2 Band-shaped belt 3 Bone locking pad, 3a Pad body, 3b Cloth bag 4, 5, 14 Tension adjustment band 4h, 5h Gripping part of the tension adjustment band 4j, 5j Connecting band of the tension adjustment band 4s, 5s Fixed part of the tension adjustment band 5a Holding part of the tension adjustment band 5r Ring of the tension adjustment band A Axis of symmetry of the band-shaped belt Bm Male hook-and-loop fastener Bf Female hook-and-loop fastener E, E‘ Longitudinal direction (tension direction) of the band-shaped belt F, F‘ Longitudinal direction (tension direction) of the tension adjustment band R1 Waist cushioning member (made of synthetic resin), R2 Reinforcing member (made of leather) Ta Anterior superior iliac spine (bone protruding at the waist)

Claims

1. A belt-shaped pelvic correction supporter wound around the pelvis, comprising a belt-shaped belt that locks both ends on the abdominal side (front side), When the belt-shaped belt is wound, a plurality of pads having a substantially crescent shape that are arranged inside the belt-shaped belt so as to correspond to the positions of the left and right anterior superior iliac spines, and that form convex portions corresponding to the shape of the anterior superior iliac spines at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction of the belt-shaped belt, and the substantially crescent-shaped convex portions are a pair of bone locking pads arranged toward the adjacent ends of the belt-shaped belt, A pair of tension adjustment bands, which are belt-shaped bands arranged with the outer side of the belt-shaped belt corresponding to the positions of the pair of bone locking pads as one end, and which bias the pair of bone locking pads from the abdominal side (front side) to the back side (rear side), The pair of tension adjustment bands are arranged so as to cross on the back side (rear side) and pull the gripping portion constituting the other end from the back side (rear side) to the abdominal side (front side), and the pelvic correction supporter is characterized by this.

2. A belt-shaped pelvic correction supporter wound around the pelvis, comprising a belt-shaped belt that locks both ends on the abdominal side (front side), When the belt-shaped belt is wound, a plurality of pads having a substantially crescent shape that are arranged inside the belt-shaped belt so as to correspond to the positions of the left and right anterior superior iliac spines, and that form convex portions corresponding to the shape of the anterior superior iliac spines at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction of the belt-shaped belt, and the substantially crescent-shaped convex portions are a pair of bone locking pads arranged toward the adjacent ends of the belt-shaped belt, A pair of tension adjustment bands, which are belt-shaped bands having the outer side of the belt-shaped belt corresponding to the positions of the pair of bone locking pads as one end, and which bias the pair of bone locking pads from the abdominal side (front side) to the back side (rear side), The pair of tension adjustment bands are folded back through a pair of rings provided on the symmetry axis side of the belt-shaped belt rather than at the position corresponding to the positions of the pair of bone locking pads of the belt-shaped belt, and are arranged so as to pull the gripping portion constituting the other end from the back side (rear side) to the abdominal side (front side), and the pelvic correction supporter is characterized by this.

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