6 results about "Thigh muscle" patented technology

1. The name of the design product: the inner and outer thigh muscle trainer (1). 2. The use of the design product: sports equipment for fitness exercise. 3. The design points of the design product: in shape. 4. The picture or photo that best shows the design points: perspective view 1.

1. Name of the product in this design: Inner thigh muscle trainer (SH-G8824). 2. Purpose of this design: for sports and fitness. 3. The key design feature of this product is its shape. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: 3D view 1. 5. The bottom surface of this product is a part that is not easily seen or cannot be seen during use, so the bottom view is omitted.

The utility model discloses an improved patella muscle paste. The improved patella muscle paste comprises an elastic muscle paste, an elastic gasket and backing paper, the elastic muscle patch comprises an inner side surface and an outer side surface; the inner side surface is sticky and is adhered with backing paper; an elastic gasket is arranged in the center of the inner side surface of the elastic muscle patch; the thickness of the elastic gasket is greater than that of the elastic muscle patch; when the knee protector is used, the elastic gasket is attached to the lower portion of the patella, the two ends of the elastic muscle patch extend upwards to be attached to thigh muscles on the upper side of the patella, the pressure below the patella can be effectively relieved, good supporting and buffering are provided, meanwhile, the wearing comfort and convenience can be improved, and the knee protector is suitable for protection and rehabilitation of various knee sport injuries.

We provide footwear that can prevent or improve ailments such as lower back pain, stiff shoulders, and cold extremities by increasing the frequency of toe movement and strengthening the inner thigh muscles. [Solution] Footwear comprising a sole that covers the entire sole of the user's foot when viewed from the underside, a thong located on the surface of the sole, and a front thong which is the part of the thong that connects to the sole, wherein the surface of the sole has a step of 30 mm or more so that it can be bent to grip the user's toes.

The invention provides a postoperative rehabilitation training device for orthopedic surgery, relating to the technical field of postoperative recovery. The device comprises a training seat, a frame assembly, a handgrip assembly, a training assembly, and a moving assembly. The training seat provides a seating position for a patient during training; the frame assembly is arranged in front of the training seat and is used to provide supporting force; the handgrip assembly is arranged at the top of the frame assembly and provides a gripping position; and the training assembly is arranged on the frame assembly and is used to provide passive joint flexion-extension training and ankle pump training movements. By means of the moving assembly and the handgrip assembly, adjustment can be made according to the length of the patient's legs and arms, thereby adapting to training requirements of patients in different physical conditions; and by means of the training assembly and the frame assembly, training of multiple body parts including the knee joint, ankle joint, calf muscles, and thigh muscles can be provided. The device has a simple structure and low manufacturing cost, and is conducive to rapid postoperative recovery of patients.

A bladder and bowel control training device, being a hollow, rigid, generally oblong body of uniform construction. Dimensions of length, width, and lateral curvature may be altered for facilitating use of the device by various sized persons. The bladder control device is used to provide a shaped, contoured body structure for either a male or female, to facilitate strengthening the muscles of the pelvic floor. These muscles are effectively activated by a user enveloping the outer surfaces of the bladder control device between the upper thigh muscles of both legs and flexing the thigh muscles tightly against the device. The user of the bladder control device engages the muscular exertions of the left and right adductor longus, adductor magnus, and the gracilis muscles in unison. A crescent-shaped seat segment is constructed with a non-slip gripping surface against which a user's muscles can securely flex.