This invention discloses a variable-frequency ultrasonic
rehabilitation trainer for
dysphagia following
stroke, comprising an ultrasonic
system, an insulating shell, a power supply, a base, and gaskets. The ultrasonic
system consists of an ultrasonic drive circuit board, a sandwich-type piezoelectric
transducer, and an ultrasonic amplitude
transformer.
Impedance matching achieves
system coupling. The ultrasonic power supply, connected to a
microcontroller signal control module on a separate circuit board, provides
impedance matching and frequency tracking functions. Integrated chips, multivibrators, and low-pass filters control the intensity of the ultrasonic
waves, thus changing the power of the ultrasonic
rehabilitation trainer. The ultrasonic amplitude
transformer is an exponentially transitional, small-end symmetrical type, exhibiting longitudinal or
torsional vibration characteristics and advantages in length and shape. It is also equipped with medical-grade
silicone sleeves of various shapes. Patients with
dysphagia can use the trainer to stimulate the palatal arch,
soft palate,
tongue base, and posterior
pharyngeal wall, enhancing
muscle contraction and inducing the
swallowing reflex.