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A method, device and medium for rehabilitation management of patients with urinary incontinence

This invention discloses a rehabilitation management method, device, and medium for patients with urinary incontinence, relating to the field of urinary incontinence rehabilitation technology. The method includes: classifying patients based on residual urine volume after urination; initially setting up the rehabilitation device based on the classification results; positioning the rehabilitation device; and using a pelvic floor mechanical tactile activation pad to perform a three-stage tactile awakening to activate the pelvic floor tactile senses. Based on this activation, a combined rehabilitation training program combining neuromuscular stimulation and the Crede maneuver is performed using a NMES therapy device and a lower abdominal pressure-limiting board, with the training results recorded. The combined rehabilitation training is then evaluated and adjusted based on these results. This invention transforms the Crede maneuver into a controlled, rhythmic, and positional pressure process using a pressure-limiting board, reducing human variation.
Owner:THE 924TH HOSPITAL OF THE CHINESE PEOPLES LIBERATION ARMY JOINT LOGISTICS SUPPORT FORCE

Orthopedic nursing lower limb training rehabilitation method and system

PendingCN122376999ACentre of pressureOrthopedic department
The application discloses a lower limb training rehabilitation method and system for orthopedic nursing, and the method comprises the following steps: collecting plantar pressure distribution data of a patient's lower limbs when walking, and extracting gait stability features according to the moving track of the pressure center; inputting the gait stability features into a gait analysis model, and combining real-time electromyographic signals to generate a joint load distribution atlas; calculating the training intensity coefficients of each muscle group based on the joint load distribution atlas through an adaptive adjustment algorithm; generating neuromuscular stimulation parameters according to the training intensity coefficients, and outputting electric stimulation signals with corresponding intensity; and fusing the electric stimulation signals and the gait stability features to generate a personalized rehabilitation scheme containing training duration, intensity gradient and rest interval. By using the embodiment of the application, the rehabilitation effect can be improved, the recovery period can be shortened, and the medical risk can be reduced.
Owner:THE FIRST AFFILIATED HOSPITAL OF JINAN UNIV