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CN112315114A
CN112315114A CN202011066269.1A CN202011066269A CN112315114A CN 112315114 A CN112315114 A CN 112315114A CN 202011066269 A CN202011066269 A CN 202011066269A CN 112315114 A CN112315114 A CN 112315114A
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Abstract

本发明公开了一种透气、吸湿以及抗菌的糖尿病足鞋,其包括鞋底以及配置在鞋底上的鞋帮,所述鞋帮使用吸湿抗菌材质制成,所述吸湿抗菌材质为由棉以及天丝材质形成的混合材质,或者,所述吸湿抗菌材质为由椰壳炭莫代尔以及石墨烯莫代尔材质形成的混合材质,或者,所述吸湿抗菌材质为由丝麻纱以及石墨烯莫代尔材质形成的混合材质,或者,所述吸湿抗菌材质为由薄荷纱以及棉材质形成的混合材质,或者,所述吸湿抗菌材质为由大麻以及棉以及天丝材质形成的混合材质。其具备可降解、排汗吸湿而保持透气干爽、防菌等优良性能,同时,可提高鞋子的透气性,提高穿戴舒适度,有助于减缓糖尿病足的病理症状。

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The invention discloses a breathable, hygroscopic and antibacterial diabetic foot shoe, which comprises a sole and a shoe upper arranged on the sole. The mixed material, or the hygroscopic antibacterial material is the mixed material formed by coconut shell carbon modal and the graphene modal material, or the hygroscopic antibacterial material is the mixed material formed by the silk hemp yarn and the graphene modal material, or, The hygroscopic antibacterial material is a mixed material formed of mint yarn and cotton material, or the hygroscopic antibacterial material is a mixed material formed of hemp, cotton and Tencel. It has excellent properties such as degradability, perspiration and moisture absorption, keeping breathable and dry, and antibacterial. At the same time, it can improve the breathability of shoes, improve wearing comfort, and help alleviate the pathological symptoms of diabetic foot.

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Diabetic foot shoes
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of medical instruments, in particular to a pair of diabetic foot shoes.
Background
With the increasing deterioration of the environment, the number of diabetic patients is increased, and the incidence rate of peripheral vascular diseases and peripheral neuropathy of the diabetic patients is obviously increased compared with that of non-diabetic patients. Diabetic foot is easily induced by vasculopathy and neuropathy, and after the sole of a diabetic is ulcerated, ulcerated or infected, secondary damage can be caused to the damaged part if unreasonable control is carried out on the sole of the diabetic, and the treatment is particularly difficult. Therefore, the need to enhance the preventive care of the feet in diabetic patients is a problem to be solved by those skilled in the art how to reduce the secondary injury of the injured part in patients who have ulcers, infections or ulcerations on the feet.
At present, the traditional processing method of the diabetic foot shoes generally comprises the following steps:
1. cutting vamp materials into planar parts, manually splicing, and then stitching and wrapping foam;
2. pulling the upper of the shoe, and then sheathing the shoe in a shoe tree for shaping or climbing the upper on the shoe tree for shaping;
3. and (5) attaching the sole.
However, the conventional diabetic foot shoes have the following disadvantages:
the vamp is made of traditional textile materials, eyelet fabric, leather, artificial leather, synthetic materials, PVC, PU, nubuck, superfine fiber, natural leather and other materials, has poor air permeability, is easy to breed bacteria, and is easy to aggravate the pathological symptoms of the ulcerated diabetic foot.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to overcome the defects of the prior art, the invention aims to provide the pair of breathable, moisture-absorbing and antibacterial diabetic foot shoes.
The purpose of the invention is realized by adopting the following technical scheme:
sufficient shoes of diabetes, including sole and the upper of a shoe of configuration on the sole, the upper of a shoe uses the antibiotic material of moisture absorption to make, the antibiotic material of moisture absorption is the mixed material that is formed by cotton and tencel material, perhaps, the antibiotic material of moisture absorption is the mixed material that is formed by coconut husk charcoal modal and graphite alkene modal material, perhaps, the antibiotic material of moisture absorption is the mixed material that is formed by silk ramie yarn and graphite alkene modal material, perhaps, the antibiotic material of moisture absorption is the mixed material that is formed by mint yarn and cotton material, perhaps, the antibiotic material of moisture absorption is the mixed material that is formed by hemp and cotton and tencel material.
Further, the upper is woven by using a fly-weaving process.
Further, the capacity of the upper is 15% -20% greater than the capacity of a standard size shoe.
Further, the toe width of the upper is 5-7mm greater than the toe width of a standard size shoe.
Further, the toe width of the upper is 6mm greater than the toe width of a standard size shoe.
Furthermore, the upper is the integrated into one piece's socks shoes structure.
Furthermore, the heel of the upper is wrapped with a first hard coating; and/or the toe cap of the upper is wrapped with a second hard layer.
Further, the first hard coating and the second hard coating are both made of TPU, EVA or hot melt adhesive.
Further, the diabetic foot shoes are characterized by further comprising insoles, wherein the insoles are arranged in the uppers and comprise moisture absorption and heat dissipation layers and elastic buffer layers which are sequentially stacked from top to bottom, and the moisture absorption and heat dissipation layers are made of cool feeling yarn materials.
Further, elastic buffer layer includes first elastic buffer layer and the second elastic buffer layer that from top to bottom sets gradually, first elastic buffer layer's hardness is than second elastic buffer layer's hardness is little.
Further, the second elastic buffer layer is of a honeycomb structure.
Furthermore, the first elastic buffer layer is made of foam, and the second elastic buffer layer is made of EVA or TPU.
Furthermore, the top edge of the insole is provided with an upward extending edge covering structure, and the edge covering structure can be in contact fit with a joint part between the vamp and the lining of the shoe upper.
Further, the insole includes a forefoot portion, a rearfoot portion, and a mid-waist portion disposed between the forefoot portion and the rearfoot portion, the hem structure extending from a first side of the mid-waist portion toward the rearfoot portion to a second side of the mid-waist portion.
Further, the sole includes the insole and disposes the outsole in the bottom of insole, the material of insole is EVA or TPU, the material of outsole is rubber.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
the upper of a shoe of making by cotton and tencel material mixture, the upper of a shoe of making by coconut husk charcoal modal and graphite alkene modal material mixture, the upper of a shoe of making by silk ramie yarn and graphite alkene modal material mixture, the upper of a shoe of making by mint yarn and cotton material mixture and the upper of a shoe of making by hemp and cotton and tencel material mixture, all possess the degradable, the sweat-discharging moisture absorption keeps ventilative dry and comfortable, fine performance such as fungi-proofing, and simultaneously, can improve the gas permeability of shoes, improve and dress the comfort level, help slowing down the pathological symptom of diabetes foot.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of a diabetic foot footwear of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic bottom view of the diabetic foot footwear of FIG. 1;
fig. 3 is a schematic view of the construction of the insole in the diabetic foot shoe shown in fig. 1.
In the figure: 1. a sole; 11. a midsole; 12. a outsole; 121. an anti-slip construction; 2. an upper; 3. a first stiffening layer; 4. a second stiffening layer; 5. shoe eye parts; 6. shoelaces; 7. shoe-pad; 71. a moisture absorption and heat dissipation layer; 72. a first elastic buffer layer; 73. a second elastic buffer layer; 74. and (5) edge covering structure.
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The present invention will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings and the detailed description, and it should be noted that any combination of the embodiments or technical features described below can be used to form a new embodiment without conflict.
Referring to fig. 1 to 2, there is shown a diabetic foot shoe according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, which includes a sole 1 and an upper 2 disposed on the sole 1.
Wherein, sole 1 includes insole 11 and disposes the outsole 12 in the bottom of insole 11, insole 11 uses EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer) material or TPU material to make, in order to improve sole 1's softness performance, elasticity performance and skid resistance, possess the effect of decompression, and improve and dress the comfort level, and simultaneously, make sole 1 realize the lightweight, in order to reduce the tired degree when the diabetes mellitus patient dresses, outsole 12 uses the antiskid rubber material to make, in order to improve sole 1's skid resistance, improve limited slip effect.
In a preferred embodiment, the midsole 11 and the outsole 12 are coupled together by a cold-mold pressing process, and compared with the conventional technology of coupling the midsole 11 and the outsole 12 by an adhesive process, a hard adhesive layer is not formed between the midsole 11 and the outsole 12, so that the flexibility of the sole 1 is improved, and the wearing comfort is further improved.
As shown in fig. 2, as a preferred embodiment, the bottom of the outsole 12 is configured with a non-slip structure 121 to further improve the non-slip performance of the sole 1, so as to achieve better non-slip effect, specifically, the non-slip structure 121 may be a convex structure or a V-shaped texture structure as shown in the figure.
As a preferable embodiment, the capacity of the upper 2 is 15% -20% larger than that of a standard size shoe, that is, the capacity of the upper 2 (the capacity is the product of the length, the width and the height of the upper 2) is 15% -20% larger than that of the standard size shoe, so that the diabetic foot can keep a proper distance from the inner lining of the upper 2, the diabetic foot has enough moving space in the shoe, the extrusion force applied to the diabetic foot by the inner lining of the upper 2 is avoided, the normal walking of the diabetic patient is not affected, the wearing comfort is improved, the pressure applied to the diabetic foot due to the overcrowding of the upper 2 is avoided, the diabetic foot can be effectively prevented from being festered and the diabetic foot which has already festered is effectively prevented from being secondarily injured, in addition, the diabetic foot can keep a proper distance from the inner lining of the upper 2, is helpful for improving the air permeability, thereby being beneficial to relieving the pathological symptoms of the diabetic foot which is already ulcerated, infected or festered.
As a preferred embodiment, the width of the toe cap of the upper 2 is 5-7mm larger than that of a standard size shoe, and the size of the toe cap width of the upper 2 is controlled to be 5-7mm larger than that of the standard size shoe, so that sufficient movement space of toes of a diabetic foot can be ensured, a proper distance between adjacent toes can be kept, and the phenomenon that the toes are worn due to mutual friction between the adjacent toes or mutual friction between the toes and the inner lining of the upper 2 is avoided, thereby effectively avoiding the toes from being ulcerated, and playing a good role in protecting the toes of the diabetic foot.
Preferably, the toe-width of the upper 2 is 6mm larger than that of a standard-sized shoe, which can protect the toes of the diabetic foot better.
As shown in Table 1, which is a comparison table of standard sizes, Table 2 is a comparison table of sizes of diabetic foot shoes of the present invention, and it can be seen from comparison of tables 1 and 2 that the toe width of the upper 2 of the present invention is 6mm larger than that of the standard size shoes.
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Specifically, the upper 2 is matched with a shoe tree to realize shaping, as an optimal implementation mode, the upper 2 is of an integrally-formed sock shoe structure, namely, the vamp of the upper 2 and the shoe lining configured at the bottom of the vamp are integrally formed, compared with a traditional connection mode that splicing is adopted between the vamp and the shoe lining, the integrally-formed upper 2 avoids a hard overlapping part formed at a joint position between the vamp and the shoe lining, so that foot abrasion is prevented, the wearing comfort level is further improved, and secondary damage to a diabetic foot is avoided.
In a preferred embodiment, the upper 2 is made using a fly-weaving technique to provide the upper 2 with good ventilation properties.
As a preferred embodiment, the upper 2 may be made of a mixture of 30% cotton and 70% tencel, and has excellent properties of being degradable, skin-friendly, allergy-free, sweat-releasing, moisture-absorbing, breathable, dry, antibacterial, pilling-resistant, and the like, so as to further improve the breathability of the shoe, improve the wearing comfort, and help to alleviate the pathological symptoms of diabetic feet; or, the upper 2 can be made of a mixed material of 30% coconut shell charcoal modal and 70% graphene modal, and has excellent performances of degradability, odor adsorption, lasting moisture absorption, antibiosis and the like, so that the air permeability of the shoe is further improved, the wearing comfort level is improved, and the pathological symptoms of diabetic feet can be relieved; or, the upper 2 can be made of a mixed material of 35% of silk ramie yarn and 65% of graphene modal, and has excellent performances of degradability, silky touch, lasting antibiosis, moisture absorption, skin friendliness, static resistance and the like, so that the air permeability of the shoe is further improved, the wearing comfort is improved, and the pathological symptoms of diabetic feet can be relieved; or, the upper 2 can be made of a mixed material of 35% of mint yarn and 65% of cotton, and has excellent performances of degradability, antibiosis, moisture absorption, continuous cool feeling, skin friendliness, allergy resistance, ventilation, fuzzing prevention and the like, so that the ventilation property of the shoe is further improved, the wearing comfort level is improved, and the pathological symptoms of the diabetic foot can be relieved; or, the upper 2 can be made of 20% hemp, 25% cotton and 55% tencel, and has the excellent performances of degradability, ultraviolet resistance, peculiar smell absorption, continuous antibiosis, moisture absorption, cool feeling, skin friendliness, allergy prevention and the like, so that the air permeability of the shoe is further improved, the wearing comfort level is improved, and the pathological symptoms of diabetic feet can be relieved.
In a preferred embodiment, the heel of the upper 2 is wrapped with the first hard layer 3 to form a heel support structure, so that the upper 2 can maintain a fixed structure and can also protect the heel of the diabetic foot well.
In a preferred embodiment, the material of the first hard coating 3 may be TPU, EVA, or a hot melt adhesive, in this embodiment, the material of the first hard coating 3 is preferably TPU, and specifically, the TPU is printed and molded by a 5D printing technology.
As a preferred embodiment, the toe cap of the upper 2 is wrapped with the second stiffener layer 4 to form a support structure of the toe cap, so that the upper 2 can maintain a fixed structure, and meanwhile, the toe cap can also play a good role in protecting the toes of the diabetic foot.
In a preferred embodiment, the material of the second hard coating layer 4 may be TPU, EVA, or hot melt adhesive, and in this embodiment, the material of the second hard coating layer 4 is preferably hot melt adhesive.
With continued reference to fig. 1, the upper 2 is further provided with an eyelet portion 5, the eyelet portion 5 is provided with an eyelet for wearing the shoelace 6, wherein the eyelet portion 5 can be made of TPU, EVA or hot melt adhesive, so that a structure with supporting force is formed, the upper 2 can keep a shaped structure, and meanwhile, the shoelace 6 can be worn more conveniently.
In a preferred embodiment, the diabetic foot footwear of the present invention further comprises an antibacterial and pressure-reducing insole 7 disposed in the upper 2, wherein the insole 7 has a foot-engineering structure, and specifically, as shown in fig. 3, the insole 7 comprises a moisture absorption and heat dissipation layer 71 and an elastic buffer layer which are stacked in this order from top to bottom and are closely attached to each other, wherein the moisture absorption and heat dissipation layer 71 is made of a cool yarn material.
The moisture absorption and heat dissipation layer 71 made of cool yarn material is helpful for moisture absorption and sweat discharge, can rapidly absorb, transmit and diffuse moisture and sweat on the surface layer of the diabetic foot, even in a humid environment, the foot-care shoes can keep the diabetic feet dry and comfortable, have good heat dissipation performance, are beneficial to inhibiting the breeding of bacteria, ensure the sanitation in the shoes, dispel peculiar smell, and can improve the comfortable texture, the elastic buffer layer has excellent elastic performance, can play a role in adjuvant therapy on the diabetic foot, is helpful for relieving symptoms, achieves the aim of relieving pathological symptoms of the diabetic foot, can play a good role in reducing pressure on the diabetic foot, is helpful for improving foot swelling and pain caused by movement, walking and standing for a long time, improves wearing comfort level, and in sum, the insole 7 can improve wearing comfort, achieve good decompression and antibacterial effects, and is helpful for alleviating pathological symptoms of diabetic feet.
As a preferred embodiment, the elastic buffer layer includes a first elastic buffer layer 72 and a second elastic buffer layer 73 which are sequentially arranged from top to bottom and closely attached, and the hardness of the first elastic buffer layer 72 is smaller than that of the second elastic buffer layer 73, so that the first elastic buffer layer 72 is softer than the second elastic buffer layer 73, the elastic performance is better, the pressure reduction effect is better, the improvement effect on the foot swelling pain caused by sports, walking and standing for a long time is better, and the wearing is more comfortable.
As a preferred embodiment, the first elastic buffer layer 72 is made of foam, the second elastic buffer layer 73 is made of EVA or TPU, the first elastic buffer layer 72 made of foam helps to make the insole 7 have excellent flexibility and resilience, and has a better pressure reduction effect, and helps to improve the swelling and pain of feet caused by exercise, walking, and standing for a long time, and improve wearing comfort, and can realize the lightening of the insole 7, and the second elastic buffer layer 73 made of EVA or TPU has good elasticity and impact absorption effect, can play a good role in reducing pressure for the diabetic foot, helps to alleviate the pathological symptoms of the diabetic foot, and can also serve as a support structure for the heat dissipation moisture absorption layer 71 and the first elastic buffer layer 72, so that the insole 7 can conveniently penetrate into the upper 2.
In a preferred embodiment, the cool yarn is a mixture of nylon, PE and polyester.
As a preferred embodiment, the second elastic buffer layer 73 is a honeycomb structure provided with a plurality of air holes penetrating through the upper end and the lower end thereof, and the cellular EVA or TPU elastic buffer layer can make the elasticity of the insole 7 better, and can perform a better pressure reduction effect on the diabetic foot.
As a preferred embodiment, the top edge of the insole 7 is provided with an edge covering structure 74 extending upwards, when in use, the edge covering structure 74 can be in contact fit with a joint part between the vamp and the lining of the upper 2, and the arrangement of the edge covering structure 74 can play a good role in supporting and shaping the insole 7, so that the insole 7 cannot be easily deformed in the use process, and the wearing comfort is ensured.
In a preferred embodiment, footbed 7 includes a forefoot portion, a rearfoot portion, and a midsection disposed between the forefoot portion and the rearfoot portion, and lasting structure 74 extends from a first side of the midsection toward the rearfoot portion to a second side of the midsection for better support and styling of the footwear.
The above embodiments are only preferred embodiments of the present invention, and the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereby, and any insubstantial changes and substitutions made by those skilled in the art based on the present invention are within the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. Diabetic foot shoes, its characterized in that includes the sole and disposes the upper of a shoe on the sole, the upper of a shoe uses the antibiotic material of moisture absorption to make, the antibiotic material of moisture absorption is the mixed material that is formed by cotton and tencel material, perhaps, the antibiotic material of moisture absorption is the mixed material that is formed by coconut husk charcoal modal and graphite alkene modal material, or, the antibiotic material of moisture absorption is the mixed material that is formed by silk ramie yarn and graphite alkene modal material, perhaps, the antibiotic material of moisture absorption is the mixed material that is formed by mint yarn and cotton material, perhaps, the antibiotic material of moisture absorption is the mixed material that is formed by hemp and cotton and tencel material.
2. The diabetic foot footwear according to claim 1, wherein the upper is woven using a fly-weaving process.
3. The diabetic foot shoe of claim 1, wherein the upper has a capacity that is 15% to 20% greater than the capacity of a standard size shoe.
4. The diabetic foot shoe of claim 3, wherein the toe width of the upper is 5-7mm greater than the toe width of a standard size shoe.
5. The diabetic foot footwear according to claim 1, wherein the upper is of an integrally formed sock-shoe construction.
6. The diabetic foot shoe of claim 1, wherein the heel of the upper is covered with a first stiffener layer; and/or the toe cap of the upper is wrapped with a second hard layer.
7. The diabetic foot shoe of claim 1, further comprising an insole disposed within the upper, wherein the insole comprises a moisture absorbing and heat dissipating layer and an elastic cushioning layer stacked in sequence from top to bottom, and wherein the moisture absorbing and heat dissipating layer is made of a cool yarn.
8. The diabetic foot footwear according to claim 7, wherein the resilient cushioning layer comprises a first resilient cushioning layer and a second resilient cushioning layer arranged in series from top to bottom, the first resilient cushioning layer having a lower hardness than the second resilient cushioning layer.
9. The diabetic foot footwear according to claim 8, wherein the second resilient cushioning layer is of a honeycomb structure.
10. The diabetic foot shoe according to claim 1, wherein the sole comprises a midsole and an outsole disposed at a bottom of the midsole, wherein the midsole is made of EVA or TPU, and the outsole is made of rubber.
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