9 results about "Exercise therapy" patented technology

Introduced here are approaches to personalizing exercise therapy that can be implemented by a motion monitoring platform. These approaches can serve to improve personalization and variability of a physical exercise regimen, leading to improved engagement with the motion monitoring platform and improved outcomes for its users. In addition to adjusting the types of exercises to be performed by the user, the motion monitoring platform could additionally or alternatively adjust the intensity of the exercises in a personalized manner. For example, the motion monitoring platform may adjust the repetition count, hold duration, or exercise count based on an analysis of physiological data that is associated with the user, to ensure that the user does not overextend in trying to complete the series of exercises.

Disclosed is an exercise therapy control apparatus using a UI that includes a segment selection progress bar, comprising: a signal input device for receiving a point selection signal from a patient in a step of generating therapy for the patient by a robot; a display for displaying a therapy setting UI for selecting at least one segment in a therapy progress step; and a processor for performing a segment setting process in the therapy progress step by means of the therapy setting UI.

The utility model discloses a top-mounted exercise therapy positioning scanning device, and belongs to the technical field of manufacturing of large-scale ultrasonic therapy equipment for noninvasive treatment of solid tumors. A top-mounted exercise therapy positioning scanning device comprises a therapy head and a U-shaped supporting frame, the two sides of the therapy head are rotationally connected with the inner side of the U-shaped supporting frame, the top-mounted exercise therapy positioning scanning device further comprises a telescopic and movable U-shaped frame, the bottoms of the two sides of the U-shaped frame are connected with movable plates, the two sides of the upper portion of the therapy head are connected with connecting shafts, and the connecting shafts are connected with the movable plates. The inner side of the moving plate is in sliding connection with the outer wall of the connecting shaft; according to the utility model, the hydraulic cylinder is controlled to drive the U-shaped frame to move, the U-shaped frame drives the moving plate to move, and the moving plate moves to drive the connecting shaft, so that the treatment head is driven to rotate by taking the rotating joint of the rotating shaft and the U-shaped supporting frame as a circle center, and the angle of the treatment head is adjusted.

Introduced here are computer-implemented platforms (also referred to as “therapy platforms”) that are designed to improve adherence to, and success of, exercise therapy programs\assigned to patients for completion. As part of an exercise therapy program, a patient may be requested to engage with a therapy platform. An exercise therapy program normally comprises a number of exercise therapy sessions in which the patient is instructed to perform physical activities. For example, the patient may be instructed to perform a series of exercises over the course of an exercise therapy session. The therapy platform can assist the patient by actively guiding her through the exercise therapy session.

This invention provides a knee joint traction device and a method for using the knee joint traction device that can alleviate the pain of patients suffering from knee pain due to osteoarthritis of the knee and facilitate the transition to exercise therapy for many patients suffering from knee pain. [Solution] A knee joint traction device 1 for tractioning the knee joint 5 of a patient A lying supine, comprising: a vibrating member 9 that transmits vibrations to the popliteal fossa 44 by bending the knee joint 5 of the patient A lying supine at a predetermined flexion angle θ; a foot holding member 13 that is attached to the foot 11 of the patient A to hold the foot 11; a traction device 17; wires 15 and 16, one end of which is connected to the foot holding member 13 and wound between pulleys 19 and 20 positioned at appropriate locations, with the other end connected to the traction device 17; a spring 21 provided at an intermediate position between the wires 15 and 16; and a support frame 23 that supports these various components.

The invention discloses a spine auxiliary treatment device for spine surgery. The spine auxiliary treatment device comprises a bed body, a shoulder automatic protection spine assembly, a waist spine anti-gravity exercise treatment assembly, a leg exercise control assembly and a control platform. The invention belongs to the technical field of medical equipment, and particularly relates to a spine auxiliary treatment device for spine surgery. A patient can exercise legs and the waist in the recovery period to improve spine recovery, meanwhile, automatic protection of shoulders can be achieved through the weight of the patient, on the other hand, the position of the leg exercise control assembly is controlled to achieve back bridge exercise on the waist to enable the spine to recover more quickly, and the recovery rate is increased. And finally, the efficiency and safety of waist spine exercising are improved through the control platform.

Introduced here are approaches to personalizing exercise therapy that can be implemented by a motion monitoring platform. These approaches can serve to improve personalization and variability of a physical exercise regimen, leading to improved engagement with the motion monitoring platform and improved outcomes for its users. In addition to adjusting the types of exercises to be performed by the user, the motion monitoring platform could additionally or alternatively adjust the intensity of the exercises in a personalized manner. For example, the motion monitoring platform may adjust the repetition count, hold duration, or exercise count based on an analysis of physiological data that is associated with the user, to ensure that the user does not overextend in trying to complete the series of exercises.

The invention relates to the technical field of medical assistance, in particular to a child obese patient exercise therapy auxiliary device for the endocrinology department, which comprises a base, supporting plates are symmetrically and fixedly connected to the top of the base, a center rod is arranged between the supporting plates, and the two ends of the center rod respectively penetrate through the adjacent supporting plates and are fixedly connected with bending frames; pedals are hinged to the ends, away from the center rod, of the bending frames. The center rod is provided with a counterweight assembly used for increasing the training intensity. The top of the base is rotatably connected with a first connecting rod and a supporting table on two sides of the supporting plate; the top of the first connecting rod is fixedly connected with a seat; the top of the supporting table is fixedly connected with a second connecting rod, and the top of the second connecting rod is fixedly connected with a handrail. A driving assembly used for driving the pedal and the seat to rotate synchronously is arranged on the base. Lower limb training, waist training and upper limb training are synchronously carried out, whole-body training can be carried out on a child obese patient, training comprehensiveness and limb coordination of the patient are improved, and the weight losing effect is improved.

The present invention relates to a movement recovery system, and a method of improving the functional motor recovery of a subject with a movement disorder. The present invention provides for a system and method, which in some embodiments can accurately quantify therapy parameters including compliance, task time spent, muscle coordination and functional improvement by utilizing kinetic, gyroscopic or other movement related information, and / or electromyography (EMG) data. In other embodiments, the system and method provide for functional electrical stimulation (FES) to help control the exercise therapy. The present invention further includes the methods of controlling or utilizing the movement related information, EMG and / or FES to detect, monitor, and control the exercise therapy.