3 results about "Occipital bone" patented technology

A system for providing warmth and protection to a wearer's head includes headwear configured to cover the wearer's head, neck, face, and first portion of hair. The headwear includes a first end, a second end, a first opening for the wearer's eyes, and a second opening configured to accommodate a second portion of hair. The second opening is positioned such that, when the wearer is wearing the balaclava, the second opening is located beneath an occipital bone, an occipital lobe, and a cerebellum of the wearer. The system can further include a helmet. The second opening can be configured to be positioned below a bottom of a rear portion of the helmet. The first opening can be positioned axially between the first end and the second end of the balaclava. The second opening can be positioned axially between the first opening and the first end of the balaclava.

This utility model discloses a head-mounted support and surgical field imaging device. The head-mounted support includes: a front support for wearing on the forehead; a rear support for wearing on the occipital bone; the front and rear supports are connected by a connecting strap; and at least two mounting bases, each switchably mounted on the front side wall of the front support, and each mounting base is used to accommodate different functional devices. Multiple mounting bases can be selectively mounted on the front support, and different mounting bases can accommodate different functional devices. Thus, by changing the mounting base, the functional device mounted on the head-mounted support can be changed. Users can select the required functional device according to their actual needs, install it on the corresponding mounting base, and then install that mounting base on the front support, making the head-mounted support compatible with different functional devices, thereby improving the ease of use of the head-mounted support.

The application relates to a gong physiotherapy device, and relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine physiotherapy instruments. The gong physiotherapy device comprises a fixing mechanism capable of being fixed on the head of a user, the fixing mechanism comprising two ear covers which are left-right symmetrical; a knocking mechanism comprising a linear driving assembly, a knocking head assembly and an elastic assembly, the linear driving assembly being connected with the fixing mechanism, the output end of the linear driving assembly being hingedly connected with one end of the knocking head assembly, the hinged axis of the knocking head assembly extending left and right, and the elastic assembly being arranged between the knocking head assembly and the output end of the linear driving assembly; the linear driving assembly can drive the knocking head assembly to reciprocatingly move forward and backward, so that the knocking head assembly repeatedly knocks the occipital bone at the back of the user's brain; the knocking head assembly can closely descend to the head of the user when contacting the occipital bone at the back of the brain; and the elastic assembly can drive the knocking head assembly to ascend to a horizontal position during the process of moving away from the occipital bone at the back of the brain. The application has diversified massage modes, good massage physiotherapy effects and improved use experience.