CN209490139U - Lower limb posture correcting belt for cerebral apoplexy patient - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a lower limb posture correcting belt for a patient with cerebral apoplexy, which comprises a foot belt with a horizontal ladder-shaped structure, wherein a foot thumb sleeve is arranged on the bottom side of the ladder-shaped structure of the foot belt, an instep hair surface adhesive buckle is arranged on the outer side surface of the bottom side of the ladder-shaped structure of the foot belt, an instep hook surface adhesive buckle is arranged on the inner side surface of the top side of the ladder-shaped structure of the foot belt, a sole hook surface adhesive buckle is arranged on the outer side surface of the bottom of the foot belt, the upper side edge of the sole hook surface adhesive buckle is arranged in a structure which inclines upwards from left to right relative to the upper side edge of the foot belt, the sole hook surface adhesive buckle is connected with the sole hair surface adhesive buckle on the inner side surface of the lower limb bandage lower end, a waist hair surface adhesive buckle is arranged on the outer side surface of the upper end of the lower limb bandage, a waist hook surface adhesive buckle is arranged on, can assist treatment and shape correction, and is convenient for medical staff and family members to manage the body position of the lower limbs of the patient.

Description

A lower limb posture orthopedic belt for cerebral apoplexy patients

technical field

The utility model relates to the technical field of medical rehabilitation equipment, in particular to a lower limb posture orthopedic belt for stroke patients.

Background technique

At present, the positioning of the lower limbs of stroke patients is one of the difficulties in clinical rehabilitation and nursing, because it involves multiple joints such as hip joints, knee joints, ankle joints, metatarsophalangeal joints, and interphalangeal joints, and the causes are complex. Therefore, conventional triangular pads, lower limb orthoses, knee joint fixation devices, T-shaped shoes and other products are often inconvenient to operate, not conducive to long-term use, poor fixation when the patient's body position changes, difficult to place the joints of the lower limbs, and cannot meet clinical requirements. and family needs.

The announcement number is CN205083957U, and the Chinese patent document titled "a stroke lower limb joint rehabilitation device" discloses a stroke lower limb joint rehabilitation device, including a foot and ankle joint rehabilitation device and a lower limb joint rehabilitation device; the foot and ankle joint rehabilitation device It includes a first biaxial extension motor, a support frame and a pedal; the lower limb joint exercise device includes a bottom plate, a second biaxial extension motor, a third half gear and a rack. Although it has a simple structure, it also has the problems of inconvenient operation, unfavorable long-term use, poor fixation when the patient's body position changes, high difficulty in placing joints of the lower limbs, and failure to meet clinical and family needs.

The notification number is CN203447475U, and the Chinese patent document titled "A device for exercising the lower limbs of stroke patients" discloses a device for exercising the lower limbs of stroke patients, including a base plate, a pedal belt, and a saddle in the middle of the base plate; Two pulleys are arranged under the front end of the saddle; the pedal belt runs through the pulley; each end of the pedal belt is provided with a pedal; the pedal is connected and fixed by bolts and the pedal belt; There are two uprights; the upper ends of the uprights are handrails. Although it has a simple structure, it also has the problems of inconvenient operation, unfavorable long-term use, poor fixation when the patient's body position changes, high difficulty in placing joints of the lower limbs, and failure to meet clinical and family needs.

Utility model content

The purpose of this utility model is to provide a lower limb posture orthopedic belt for stroke patients to solve the problems of inconvenient operation, unfavorable long-term use, poor fixability when the patient's body position changes, and placement of the joints of the lower limbs in the prior art. Problems that are difficult and do not meet clinical and family needs.

In order to achieve the above object, the utility model provides a lower limb posture orthopedic belt for patients with cerebral apoplexy, the lower limb posture orthopedic belt for patients with cerebral apoplexy includes a horizontal trapezoidal structure of the foot belt, the trapezoidal structure of the foot belt The bottom side is provided with a thumb cover, the outer surface of the bottom side of the trapezoidal structure of the foot belt is provided with a furry surface on the back of the foot, and the inner surface of the top side of the trapezoidal structure of the foot belt is provided with a The dorsal hook surface of the dorsal hook surface is matched with the hook surface of the dorsal surface, and the sole hook surface is provided on the outer surface of the bottom of the foot belt. The structure of the upper side slopes upward from left to right. The Velcro on the sole of the foot is connected with the Velcro on the inner surface of the lower end of the lower limb strap. Velcro, the inner surface of the upper end of the lower limb strap is provided with a waist hook surface Velcro that matches the waist hair surface Velcro.

Optionally, the foot belt is arranged in a right-angled trapezoidal structure.

Optionally, the two right-angled sides of the right-angled trapezoidal structure of the foot belt are the left side and the upper side respectively.

Optionally, the bending parts of the foot belt are all set as rounded corner structures.

Optionally, a hemming structure is provided at the edge of the foot belt.

Optionally, the shape and size of the Velcro with the hook surface on the sole and the Velcro with the fur surface on the sole are consistent.

Optionally, the Velcro with the rough surface on the waist is set in the shape of rectangular strips.

Optionally, the waist hook surface hook and loop fastener is arranged in a rectangular shape, and the length of the waist hook surface hook and loop fastener along the length direction of the lower limbs strap is smaller than the length of the waist wool surface hook and loop fastener along the length direction of the lower limbs strap.

Optionally, the two sides of the upper end of the lower limb strap are respectively connected with grooved belts, and the grooved belts are respectively provided with chutes along the length direction of the lower limbs strap. The two ends of the fixing strap are connected.

Optionally, the notch width of the chute is smaller than the width of the slider.

The utility model has the following advantages:

The posture orthopedic belt for lower limbs used by patients with cerebral apoplexy of the utility model can solve the problems of inconvenient operation, unfavorable long-term use, poor fixation when the patient's body position changes, high difficulty in placing joints of the lower limbs and unsatisfactory conditions in the prior art. The problem of clinical and family needs, it ensures the simplicity of the operation process, is conducive to long-term use, is not affected by changes in the patient's position, can serve the purpose of adjuvant treatment and orthopedics, and is convenient for medical staff and family members to manage the position of the patient's lower limbs.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is a structural schematic diagram of the lower limb posture orthopedic belt for stroke patients of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a structural schematic diagram of the use state of the lower limb posture orthopedic belt for stroke patients of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a structural schematic diagram of the groove belt of the lower limb posture orthopedic belt for patients with cerebral apoplexy according to the present invention.

In the figure, 1 is the foot belt, 2 is the thumb cover, 3 is the velcro on the dorsum of the foot, 4 is the velcro on the dorsum of the foot, 5 is the velcro on the sole of the foot, 6 is the lower limb strap, 7 is the Velcro on the waist surface, 8 is the hook surface on the waist, 9 is the groove belt, 10 is the chute, 11 is the slider, 12 is the fixing belt, 13 is the magnetic strip, 14 is the magnetic surface, 15 is the foot, 16 is the leg, and 17 is the waist.

Detailed ways

The following examples are used to illustrate the utility model, but not to limit the scope of the utility model.

Example 1

A lower limb posture orthopedic belt for patients with cerebral apoplexy, referring to Fig. 1, the lower limb posture orthopedic belt for patients with cerebral apoplexy comprises a horizontal trapezoidal structure of the foot belt 1, the bottom side of the trapezoidal structure of the foot belt 1 Thumb cover 2 is provided, instep velcro 3 is provided on the outer surface of the bottom edge side of the trapezoidal structure of the foot belt 1, and a hook and loop button 3 is provided on the inner surface of the top edge side of the trapezoidal structure of the foot belt 1. The instep hook surface gluing button 4 matched with the instep hairy surface gluing button 3 is provided with the sole hook surface gluing button 5 on the outer surface of the foot belt 1 bottom, and the upper side of the foot hook surface gluing button 5 is set to With respect to the upper side of the foot belt 1, which is inclined upward from left to right, the Velcro Velcro 5 on the sole of the foot is connected with the Velcro Velcro on the inner surface of the lower end of the lower limb strap 6, and the lower limb strap 6 Waist hook surface Velcro 7 is arranged on the outer surface of the upper end, and waist hook surface Velcro 8 matching the waist Velcro Velcro 7 is arranged on the inner surface of the upper end of the lower limb strap 6 .

The postural orthopedic belt for lower limbs used by patients with cerebral apoplexy in this embodiment is shown in Fig. 2. During use, the patient's foot 15 is placed on the foot belt 1, and the patient's big toe is inserted into the thumb sleeve 2, The two ends of the foot belt 1 are folded upwards, and glued together by the instep hook surface Velcro 3 and the instep hook surface Velcro 4, so that the foot belt 1 forms a ring structure wrapped around the patient's foot 15 , and then glue the Velcro Velcro 5 at the bottom of the lower limb strap 6 to the hook surface Velcro 5 at the bottom of the foot strap 1, so that the lower end of the lower limb strap 6 is connected to the bottom of the foot strap 1 , then the lower limb strap 6 is extended upwards from the outside of the patient's foot 15 and wrapped around the patient's leg 16, then the upper end of the lower limb strap 6 is wrapped around the patient's waist 17, and the waist velcro 7 and Waist hook surface Velcro 8 is bonded together, so that the upper end of lower limb strap 6 is wound and fixed on the patient's waist 17, and then the posture correction operation of patient's side foot 15 and leg 16 is completed, wherein the hook surface Velcro on the sole The upper side of 5 is set as a structure inclined upwards from left to right with respect to the upper side of foot belt 1, so that the hook surface of the sole of the foot at the lower end of the lower limb strap 6 can also be glued to the hook surface of the sole of the foot obliquely. The buckles 5 are glued together, so that the lower limb strap 6 extends obliquely from the bottom of the foot strap 1, and finally the lower limb strap 6 can be adapted to extend from the outside of the patient's foot 15 and wrap around the patient's leg 16. The angle improves the firmness and comfort of the connection structure between the lower limb strap 6 and the foot strap 1; it ensures the simplicity in the operation process, facilitates long-term use, is not affected by changes in the patient's position, and can play a role in auxiliary treatment and orthopedics The purpose is to facilitate medical staff and family members to manage the patient's lower limb position. Herein, the top edge of the foot strap 1 refers to the top short side of the trapezoidal structure of the foot strap 1 , and the bottom edge of the foot strap 1 refers to the bottom long side of the trapezoidal structure of the foot strap 1 . The medial side of the foot belt 1 herein refers to the side near the patient's foot 15, that is, the surface on the side that is in contact with the patient's sole, and the lateral surface of the foot belt 1 refers to the side away from the patient's foot 15. , that is, the surface on the side not in contact with the sole of the patient's foot. The inner side of the lower limb strap 6 herein refers to the side near the patient's leg 16 , that is, the surface where the lower limb strap 6 is in contact with the patient's leg 16 , and the outer side of the lower limb strap 6 refers to the side away from the patient's leg 16 .

Example 2

A lower limb posture orthopedic belt for patients with cerebral apoplexy is similar to Embodiment 1, except that the foot belt 1 is set in a right-angled trapezoidal structure. This can facilitate the wrapping of the patient's foot by the foot belt 1 and improve the comfort of use.

Preferably, the two right-angled sides of the right-angled trapezoidal structure of the foot belt 1 are the left side and the upper side respectively. This can improve the stability and comfort of the wrapping of the patient's foot by the foot strap 1 around the closure structure.

Example 3

A lower limb posture orthopedic belt for stroke patients is similar to embodiment 2, and the bending parts of the foot belt 1 are all set in a rounded structure. In this way, the user can be prevented from being scratched at the bent corners of the foot belt 1 .

Preferably, the edge of the foot belt 1 is provided with a hemming structure. In this way, the user can be prevented from being scratched at the bent corners of the foot belt 1 . At the same time, the service life of the foot strap 1 is increased.

Preferably, the shape and size of the Velcro 5 with hook surface on the sole and the Velcro button with the fur surface on the sole are consistent. This can improve the firm performance of the Velcro 5 on the hook surface of the sole and the Velcro fastening structure on the fur surface of the sole.

Example 4

A posture orthopedic belt for lower limbs for stroke patients, similar to Example 3, the waist Velcro 7 is arranged in the shape of a rectangular strip. This facilitates the installation of the waist hair surface sticky buckle 7 .

Preferably, the hook surface Velcro button 8 at the waist is arranged in a rectangular shape, and the length of the Velcro hook button 8 at the waist along the length direction of the lower limbs strap 6 is smaller than the length of the Velcro hook button 7 at the waist along the length direction of the lower limbs strap 6 . In this way, the hook hook button 8 at the waist can be fully bonded and connected with the hook button 7 at the waist, and the firm performance of the adhesive connection structure between the hook hook button 8 at the waist and the hook button 7 at the waist can be improved.

Example 5

A lower limb posture orthopedic belt for stroke patients, similar to Example 4, see Figure 3, grooved belts 9 are respectively connected to the two sides of the upper end of the lower limbs belt 6, and grooved belts 9 are respectively provided with belts along the lower limbs. The chute 10 in the lengthwise direction of the strap 6 is provided with sliders 11 respectively, and the sliders 11 are respectively connected with the two ends of the fixing belt 12 . Can move in the chute 10 by slide block 11 like this, adjust the position of fixed strap 12, then can adjust the position that lower limbs strap 6 upper end stretches into the position in fixed strap 12, make fixed strap 12 can be on the upper end of upper limbs strap 6 for better fixation.

Preferably, the notch width of the chute 10 is smaller than the width of the slider 11 . In this way, the sliding block 11 can be prevented from falling off from the chute 10 .

Preferably, the fixing belt 12 is provided with a magnetic strip 13 , and the lower limb strap 6 is provided with at least two magnetic surfaces 14 evenly distributed on the upper end of the waist 17 . In this way, the stability of the fixing belt 12 can be improved through the suction connection structure of the magnetic strip 13 and the magnetic surface 14 .

Although the utility model has been described in detail with general description and specific examples above, some modifications or improvements can be made on the basis of the utility model, which will be obvious to those skilled in the art. Therefore, the modifications or improvements made on the basis of not departing from the spirit of the utility model all belong to the protection scope of the utility model.

Claims (10)

1. A lower limb posture orthopedic belt for patients with cerebral apoplexy, the lower limb posture orthopedic belt for described cerebral apoplexy patients comprises the foot belt (1) of a trapezoidal structure placed horizontally, it is characterized in that the foot belt (1) The bottom side of the trapezoidal structure is provided with a thumb cover (2), and the outer surface of the bottom side of the trapezoidal structure of the foot band (1) is provided with a foot surface hook and loop (3), and the foot band (1) The inner surface of the top side of the trapezoidal structure is provided with the instep hook surface velcro (4) matching the instep fur surface velcro (3), and the outer surface of the bottom of the foot belt (1) is provided with a foot strap (1). The bottom hook surface sticky button (5), the upper side of the sole hook surface sticky button (5) is set to a structure inclined upwards from left to right with respect to the upper side of the foot belt (1), and the sole hook surface sticky Buckle (5) is connected with the vulcanized surface buckle on the sole of the foot on the inner surface of the lower end of the lower limbs strap (6), and the outer surface of the upper end of the lower limbs strap (6) is provided with a waist textured Velcro button (7). The inner surface of the upper end of the belt (6) is provided with a waist hook surface Velcro (8) matching the waist Velcro (7). 2. The lower limb posture orthopedic belt for stroke patients according to claim 1, characterized in that, the foot belt (1) is arranged as a right-angled trapezoidal structure. 3. The postural orthopedic belt for lower limbs for stroke patients according to claim 2, wherein the two right-angled sides of the right-angled trapezoidal structure of the foot belt (1) are the left side and the upper side respectively. 4. The postural orthopedic belt for lower limbs for stroke patients according to claim 3, characterized in that, the bending parts of the foot belt (1) are all set in a rounded corner structure. 5. The postural orthopedic belt for lower limbs for stroke patients according to claim 1, characterized in that an edge of the foot belt (1) is provided with a hemming structure. 6. The lower limb posture orthopedic belt for stroke patients according to claim 1, characterized in that the shape and size of the Velcro (5) on the hooked surface of the sole and the Velcro on the vulcanized surface of the sole are consistent. 7. The postural orthopedic belt for lower limbs for stroke patients according to claim 1, characterized in that the hook and loop fasteners (7) on the waist are arranged in the shape of rectangular strips. 8. The postural orthopedic belt for lower limbs for stroke patients according to claim 7, characterized in that the waist hook surface fastener (8) is arranged as a rectangle, and the waist hook surface fastener (8) is arranged along the lower limb strap (6). ) in the length direction is less than the length in the length direction of the waist velcro (7) along the length direction of the lower limb strap (6). 9. The postural orthopedic belt for lower limbs used by patients with cerebral apoplexy as claimed in claim 1, wherein the two sides of the upper end of the lower limbs strap (6) are respectively connected with grooved bands (9), and the grooved bands (9) ) are respectively provided with chutes (10) along the length direction of the lower extremity straps (6), the chute (10) is respectively provided with sliders (11), and the sliders (11) are connected with the two sides of the fixing belt (12) respectively. end connected. 10. The postural orthopedic belt for lower limbs for stroke patients according to claim 9, characterized in that the notch width of the chute (10) is smaller than the width of the slider (11).