JP5963989B1 - Ankle supporter - Google Patents

Abstract

An ankle supporter that corrects bones and joints around the ankle and relieves trauma symptoms. An ankle support includes an ankle belt, a back heel hold belt, an affected part pressing belt, and a rear heel hold belt. The ankle belt is fixed to the ankle, and the back heel hold belt has one end at the ankle belt. The other end is fixed to the outer surface of the ankle belt so that it can be fixed to the foot through the sole in the stretched state. One end of the affected area pressing belt is fixed to the back heel hold belt, and the other end Is fixed to the outer surface of the ankle belt, the back side heel hold belt or the affected part pressing belt in the longitudinal direction so that it can be fixed to the foot while covering the affected part in the stretched state. One end is fixed to the back heel hold belt below the inner ankle and outer ankle, and the other end is fixed to the outer surface of the outer cover portion, so that the spine near the rib is stretched. Covering the can be fixed to the heel of the foot. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a heel ankle supporter that appropriately fixes bones and joints around the ankle and enables correction of bones and joints around the ankle.

  Conventionally, various supporters have been used for the purpose of preventing sprains caused by an ankle varus and keeping warm.

  For example, in Patent Document 1, an anchor strap that is wound around the ankle and a figure eight strap that turns around the back and the bottom of the foot from the outside of the foot, passes through the back and back to the back of the foot, and is wound into an 8-shape. Proposed by an ankle taping supporter that is integrally formed of a stretchable tape-like body with a hook-and-loop fastener on the surface, and that fixes one end of a star-up strap that is wound around the anchor strap from the inner ankle to the sole. Has been. Further, according to Patent Document 1, according to this ankle taping supporter, a star-up strap that is difficult to expand and contract in the vertical direction is wound around the foot from the inside of the foot and tightened while preventing buckling and dorsiflexion. Thus, it is described that the ankle can be urged in the valgus direction and the varus and the valgus of the ankle can be suppressed.

  Moreover, in patent document 2, the ankle joint covering body in which the cylindrical part which exposes a foot tip and a heel at the time of mounting | wearing was formed, and the longitudinal direction both ends are substantially free in front of the sole corresponding part of a cylindrical part. An ankle joint supporter in which a fixing belt piece coupled in a T-shape is integrally provided has been proposed. In Patent Document 2, the back side of the ankle joint covering body can be opened by opening the overlapping support piece, and after the foot is inserted into the cylindrical portion from there, the overlapping support piece is fastened and fixed. At the same time, it is possible to easily attach the ankle supporter to the ankle joint by fixing both ends of the fixing belt piece crossing in the direction of the instep passing through the instep. It is described that it can be firmly and accurately fixed and held by the fixing belt piece.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-248865 Japanese Patent No. 3990494

  Conventionally, with regard to ankle varus sprain, the above-mentioned ankle supporters have been used for acute symptoms and pains that occur irregularly in the chronic phase. However, such varus sprain supporters can support a wide range of unstable symptoms around the ankle, such as protecting the talus and ribs, correcting, and relieving trauma symptoms, even if it can cope with some symptoms. Therefore, a supporter capable of supporting a wide range of these unstable symptoms has been desired.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and can effectively protect bones and joints around the ankle and trauma, and can correct bones and joints around the ankle and reduce trauma symptoms. The purpose is to provide ankle ankle supporters.

  The present invention relates to a stretchable ankle ankle supporter that can be attached to a human foot, each having an ankle belt formed in a belt shape, a back-side heel hold belt, an affected part pressing belt, and a rear heel hold belt, The ankle belt is provided so as to be fixed to the ankle by being wound around the ankle above the ankle and outer ankle of the foot, and the back-side heel hold belt has one end in the longitudinal direction thereof An inner cover portion fixed to the ankle belt, provided extending from the one end portion to the other end portion of the ankle belt, and continuously provided on the ankle belt to cover the vicinity of the inner ankle. A sole cover portion that is continuously provided on the inner cover portion and can cover the soles of the front of the ribs, and a portion of the sole cover portion that is continuously provided on the sole cover portion. An outer cover portion that can be folded, and can be fixed to the foot through the sole in the stretched state by fixing the other end portion of the back side heel hold belt to the outer surface of the ankle belt, The affected part pressing belt is provided with one end portion in the longitudinal direction fixed to the back side heel hold belt and extending obliquely forward from the one end portion to the other end portion in a direction gradually separating from the back side heel hold belt. A pressing portion that is wound in a direction from the outside of the foot toward the inside of the foot through the back side of the foot to cover the affected area, and the other end portion of the affected area pressing belt is the ankle belt, the back side heel It can be fixed to the foot so as to cover the affected area in an extended state by being fixed to the outer surface of the hold belt or the affected part pressing belt in the middle of the longitudinal direction. The rear side heel hold belt is fixed to the back side heel hold belt at one end in the longitudinal direction below the inner ankle and the outer ankle, and extends in parallel with the ankle belt from the back side heel hold belt toward the rear. A rear cover portion that can cover a back portion in the vicinity of the ribs, and the other end portion of the rear heel hold belt is fixed to the outer surface of the outer cover portion in an extended state. Covering the back and fixing to the heel of the foot.

According to this ankle supporter, the ankle supporter is provided by an ankle belt that is wound around and fixed to the ankle, and a back-side heel hold belt that is fixed from the inner ankle to the outer ankle through the sole of the front of the rib. Can be fixed to the foot. The size of the foot differs depending on the person, but the ankle belt and the back heel hold belt are each attached to the foot by wrapping a belt-like belt, so it corresponds to the size of the individual foot The arrangement of the ankle belt and the back heel hold belt can be finely adjusted. Therefore, the ankle ankle supporter can be stably worn corresponding to the individual foot.
Moreover, in this ankle supporter, the rear side heel hold belt is wound and fixed from the inside of the foot to the outside through the back part in the vicinity of the ribs below the inner ankle and the outer ankle, thereby preventing the adduction of the ribs. It is possible to firmly correct the inverted rib. At this time, since the ankle belt and the back side heel hold belt are stably fixed to the foot, the back side heel hold belt is also stably fixed, and the ribs are stably arranged by the back side heel hold belt. Can be held securely.

Further, the affected part pressing belt provided on the ankle supporter can cover or further press the affected part for the purpose of protecting or treating the affected part of various traumatic symptoms. At this time, in the ankle ankle supporter, it is possible to finely adjust the arrangement of the back side heel hold belt in accordance with the position of the affected part, so that the affected part pressing belt can be stably applied to the affected part. Furthermore, since the affected part pressing belt is provided to extend obliquely forward from the back side saddle hold belt to the back side saddle hold belt that extends backward from the back side saddle hold belt, the back side saddle hold belt is used as a back. When fixing, the tension applied to the back-side eyelid hold belt can be balanced between the affected part pressing belt and the rear side eyelid hold belt. Therefore, the rear side saddle hold belt can be firmly fixed to the side with a stable state.
In this way, the ankle supporter can be stably attached to an individual's foot without causing individual differences, and thereby, the rib can be stably held, so that the right and left displacement of the rib is surely achieved. It can protect and treat the affected area while preventing and correcting. In addition, the affected area can be pressed securely with the affected area pressing belt to effectively protect the bones, joints, and trauma around the ankle. A high degree of treatment can be performed.

In the ankle ankle supporter of the present invention, a fixing portion fixed to an outer surface on the front half side in the width direction of the back-side heel hold belt is provided continuously at one end portion of the rear-side heel holding belt. It is preferable that an overlapped portion is formed on the outer surface of the rear half side in the width direction of the back side saddle hold belt.
In this case, when fixing the rear heel hold belt to the heel, the overlapping part of the rear heel hold belt can press the back heel hold belt to the inside of the foot, and the rib is stably stabilized from the inside of the foot to the outside. The ribs can be pressed firmly toward the head and the ribs can be held in a stable arrangement.

In the ankle ankle supporter of the present invention, it is preferable that a pressing pad for pressing the affected part is disposed on the inner surface of the affected part pressing belt so as to be movable along the longitudinal direction of the affected part pressing belt.
In this case, the pressing pad can be arranged at an appropriate position according to the degree of extension of the affected part pressing belt, and the affected part can be pressed appropriately.

  In the ankle ankle supporter of the present invention, one end of the affected part pressing belt is provided to intersect the sole cover part, and one end of the affected part pressing belt is provided in the width direction of the sole cover part. A fixing portion fixed to the outer surface of the sole cover portion at a position on the rear half side and the upper side in the longitudinal direction, and a front half side in the width direction of the sole cover portion provided continuously to the fixing portion In addition, it is preferable that an overlapping portion that is overlapped with the outer surface of the sole cover portion is formed at a position on the lower side in the longitudinal direction.

In this case, the fixed part of the affected part pressing belt is fixed at the position on the second half side in the width direction and the upper side in the longitudinal direction of the sole cover part of the back side heel hold belt, and the overlapping part is continuous with the fixed part. Because it is provided, the angle in the extension direction of the affected part pressing belt relative to the back heel hold belt can be easily finely adjusted, and the affected part pressing belt can be wound around the affected part in various locations around the ankle. The affected part pressing belt can be stably applied to the affected part. In addition, the overlapping part of the affected part pressing belt can press the sole cover part of the back side heel hold belt against the sole, and can keep the back side heel hold belt stably fixed to the foot. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the back side saddle hold belt from moving, and it is possible to firmly fix the back side saddle hold belt in a stable arrangement.
Furthermore, since the pressing pad can be moved in a wide range up to the overlapping portion of the base of the affected part pressing belt, it can cope with various trauma symptoms.

In the ankle ankle supporter of the present invention, hook surface portions of hook-and-loop fasteners are provided on the outer surfaces of the ankle belt, the back-side heel hold belt, the affected part pressing belt, and the rear-side heel hold belt, and these hook surface portions correspond to these hook surface portions. It is preferable that a loop surface portion to be provided is provided on any part of the outer surface of the ankle belt, the back heel hold belt, the affected part pressing belt, and the rear heel hold belt.
In this case, since each belt can be fixed at an arbitrary position by the hook-and-loop fastener, bones and joints around the ankle can be appropriately fixed by the ankle supporter in accordance with the shape of the foot and the required fixing strength.

  According to the ankle ankle supporter of the present invention, by combining an ankle belt formed in a belt shape, a back side heel hold belt, an affected part pressing belt, and a back side heel hold belt, bones and joints around the ankle, and trauma can be prevented. It can be effectively protected, and can correct bones and joints around the ankle and relieve trauma symptoms.

It is a top view which shows the outer surface of the ankle ankle supporter which concerns on this invention. It is a top view which shows the inner surface of the ankle ankle supporter shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the right leg and the ankle ankle supporter seen from the thumb side. It is a figure which shows the right leg | foot and ankle ankle supporter seen from the thumb side, and shows a state in which an ankle belt and a back heel hold belt are attached. It is a figure which shows the right leg and the ankle ankle supporter seen from diagonally forward on the little finger side, and shows a state where the ankle belt and the back side heel hold belt are attached. It is a figure which shows the right leg | foot and ankle ankle supporter which were seen from the diagonally front side of the little finger side, and shows the example of the attachment pattern to the leg | foot of an ankle ankle supporter. It is a figure which shows the right leg | foot and ankle ankle supporter which were seen from the diagonally front side of the little finger side, and shows the example of the attachment pattern to the leg | foot of an ankle ankle supporter. It is a figure which shows the right leg | foot and ankle ankle supporter which were seen from the diagonally front side of the little finger side, and shows the example of the attachment pattern to the leg | foot of an ankle ankle supporter. It is a figure which shows the right leg | foot and ankle ankle supporter seen from the thumb side, and shows an example of a mounting pattern on the leg of the ankle ankle supporter. It is a figure which shows the right leg | foot and ankle ankle supporter seen from the thumb side, and shows the example of the attachment pattern to the leg | foot of an ankle ankle supporter. It is a figure which shows the right leg | foot and ankle ankle supporter seen from the thumb side, and shows an example of a mounting pattern on the leg of the ankle ankle supporter.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of an ankle ankle supporter according to the present invention will be described.
The ankle supporter 100 has a stretchability that can be attached to a human foot 200, and as shown in FIGS. 1 to 11, an ankle belt 10 formed in a band shape having a width of 4 cm to 7 cm, respectively. A back-side saddle hold belt 20, an affected part pressing belt 30, and a rear-side saddle hold belt 40 are provided. In addition, all of the illustrated examples are the ankle ankle supporter 100 for the right foot.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the ankle belt 10 is fixed to the ankle 203 by being wound around the ankle 203 above the inner ankle 201 and the outer ankle 202 of the foot 200.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the back side heel hold belt 20 is fixed to the ankle belt 10 at one end in the longitudinal direction, and extends downward from the one end to the other end of the ankle belt 10. The inner cover portion 21 is provided continuously to the ankle belt 10 so as to cover the inner ankle 201 and the inner cover portion 21 and is provided continuously to the inner cover portion 21. A sole cover part 22 that can cover the sole 204 in front of the rib 210 and an outer cover part 23 that is provided continuously with the sole cover part 22 and can cover the vicinity of the outer ankle 202. I have. The back side heel hold belt 20 is fixed to the lower inner surface of the ankle belt 10 in the width direction by a fixing portion 24 provided at one end. And the back side heel hold belt 20 is provided so that it can be fixed to the foot 200 through the sole 204 in an extended state by fixing the other end portion to the outer surface of the ankle belt 10 disposed outside the foot 200. Yes.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the affected part pressing belt 30 has one end in the longitudinal direction fixed to the back-side saddle-holding belt 20 and gradually moving away from the back-side saddle-holding belt 20 from one end to the other end. It is provided obliquely forward, for example, with an intersecting angle α of 30 ° to 60 °, preferably 40 °, and is wound in a direction from the outside of the foot 200 to the inside of the foot 200 through the back side of the foot 200. The pressing part 31 which can be covered is provided. The affected part pressing belt 30 is fixed to the outer surface of the ankle belt 10, the back-side heel hold belt 20, or the affected part pressing belt 30 itself in the longitudinal direction of the affected part in the stretched state. So that it can be fixed to the foot 200.

  Moreover, as shown in FIGS. 1-3, the one end part of the affected part press belt 30 is provided crossing the sole cover part 22 of the back side heel hold belt 20, and the base end side of the crossing part, that is, The sole cover portion 22 is fixed to the outer surface of the sole cover portion 22 at positions on the second half side in the width direction and the upper side in the longitudinal direction. As a result, a fixed portion 32 fixed to the sole cover portion 22 is provided at one end portion of the affected part pressing belt 30, and a front half side in the width direction of the sole cover portion 22 is provided continuously to the fixed portion 32. And in the position concerning the lower side of a longitudinal direction, the overlap part 33 overlapped with the outer surface of the sole cover part 22 is formed. In this case, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the fixing portion 32 is formed in a right triangle shape in plan view, and its hypotenuse is formed along the side edge of the back-side saddle hold belt 20, and its edge (short) Side) is provided orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the affected part pressing belt 30.

  A pressing pad 50 for pressing the affected part is disposed on the inner surface of the affected part pressing belt 30. The pressing pad 50 is provided by a member having elasticity in the thickness direction (pressing direction) as a whole. For example, a plurality of elastic fibers having elasticity against bending, such as nylon, are aggregated three-dimensionally in a cloth bag body ( It can be formed by filling a cushion material that has been point-contacted. In this case, since the cushion material has elasticity, it is possible to disperse the pressing force and uniformly press the affected part. Further, since the cushion material has a fiber structure, air can be passed through and moisture can be prevented from being accumulated in the affected area. The pressing pad 50 includes a holding belt 51 that straddles the affected part pressing belt 30 in the width direction, and is provided so as to be movable along the longitudinal direction of the affected part pressing belt 30. Therefore, the pressing pad 50 can be moved in a wide range up to the overlapping portion 33 at the base (base end portion) of the pressing portion 31 of the affected part pressing belt 30.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the rear side saddle hold belt 40 is fixed to the back side saddle hold belt 20 at one end in the longitudinal direction below the inner ankle 201 and the outer ankle 202, and rearward from the back side saddle hold belt 20. The rear cover 41 is provided so as to extend in parallel with the ankle belt 10 (perpendicular to the length direction of the back-side heel hold belt 20) and can cover the back near the rib 210. The rear kite hold belt 40 is fixed to the outer surface of the front kite side in the width direction of the rear kite hold belt 20 by a fixing portion 42 provided at one end. The fixed portion 42 fixed to the outer surface of the back-side saddle-holding belt 20 is provided on the portion, and is continuously provided on the fixed portion 42 and overlapped with the outer surface of the rear half side of the back-side saddle-holding belt 20 in the width direction. An overlapping portion 43 is formed.

  In this case, the fixing portion 42 has a width that is 1/3 to 1/4 of the width of the back-side hook holding belt 20 and is formed over the entire width of the rear-side hook holding belt 40. Therefore, the overlapping portion 43 is overlapped in the range of 2/3 to 3/4 of the width of the back side saddle hold belt 20. The width of the overlapping portion 43 is preferably at least half (1/2) or more of the width of the back side saddle hold belt 20. The rear side heel hold belt 40 is fixed to the outer surface of the outer cover portion 23 disposed on the outer side of the foot 200 to cover the back portion of the rib 210 in an extended state, so that the heel of the foot 200 is covered. 209 can be fixed.

  The ankle ankle supporter 100 is entirely made of a material having high elasticity such as a resin, and the inner surface that touches the skin is covered with a material such as a non-woven cloth excellent in water absorption and moisture absorption. Then, hook surface portions 15A, 25A, 35A, and 45A of hook-and-loop fasteners are provided on the inner surfaces of the ankle belt 10, the back-side heel hold belt 20, the affected part pressing belt 30, and the rear-side heel hold belt 40, respectively. ing. Further, loop surface portions corresponding to these hook surface portions 15A, 25A, 35A, 45A are provided on any part of the outer surface of the ankle belt 10, the back side heel hold belt 20, the affected part pressing belt 30, and the rear side heel hold belt 40. It has been. In the heel ankle supporter 100 of the present embodiment, a loop surface portion is provided on the entire outer surface of the ankle belt 10, the back heel hold belt 20, the affected part pressing belt 30, and the rear heel hold belt 40. In addition, since the loop surface part of the ankle ankle supporter 100 is provided in the whole outer surface, illustration is abbreviate | omitted.

A method of mounting the ankle ankle supporter 100 configured as described above will be described.
First, as shown in FIG. 3, the ankle belt 10 is wound just above the inner ankle 201 and the outer ankle 202, and the hook surface portion 15A on the inner surface is attached to the loop surface portion on the outer surface. Attach to ankle 203 as shown. At this time, the position of the ankle belt 10 is adjusted so that the inner cover portion 21 of the back side heel hold belt 20 covers the inner ankle 201 and extends downward from the ankle belt 10.

  Next, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the back-side heel hold belt 20 is extended from the inner ankle 201 side (the thumb side) of the foot 200 to the outer ankle 202 side (the little finger side) through the sole 204. The hook surface portion 25A on the inner surface of the back side heel hold belt 20 is attached to the outer surface (loop surface portion) of the ankle belt 10, and the back side heel hold belt 20 is attached to the foot 200 and fixed. At this time, the size of the foot 200 differs depending on the person, but the ankle belt 10 and the back heel hold belt 20 are each attached to the foot 200 by winding a belt-like belt. The arrangement of the ankle belt 10 and the back side heel hold belt 20 can be finely adjusted according to the size of the foot 200. Accordingly, the ankle ankle supporter 100 can be stably attached to the individual foot 200.

  In this way, after fixing the ankle belt 10 and the back heel hold belt 20 to the foot 200, the affected part pressing belt 30 and the rear heel hold belt 40 extending from the back side heel hold belt 20 are attached and fixed. The order of attaching the affected part pressing belt 30 and the rear side heel hold belt 40 varies depending on the purpose of use of the heel ankle supporter 100.

For example, when the ankle ankle supporter 100 is worn to prevent ankle varus sprain and to relieve cases of plantar fasciitis or ribitis caused by varus sprain, the affected part pressure belt 30 is worn. Later, the rear saddle hold belt 40 is attached.
Specifically, as shown in FIG. 6, while extending the affected part pressing belt 30 extending from the back heel hold belt 20, the pressing pad 50 is applied to the affected part (ligament) that has developed inflammation (trauma), and Extending from the front of the talus 206 toward the upper inner side (obliquely above the thumb) along the Chopard joint 205, the outer surface of the tibia 211 (inner ankle 201), the outer surface of the Achilles tendon 208, and the rib 212 (the outer ankle 202) (Upward) and wrap around the ankle 203. Then, the hook surface portion 35 </ b> A on the inner surface of the other end portion of the affected part pressing belt 30 is attached and fixed to any loop surface portion of the outer surface of the ankle supporter 100.

At this time, an overlapping portion 33 is provided at one end of the affected part pressing belt 30 so as to be continuous with the fixing part 32 at a portion intersecting the back side holding belt 20, so that the affected part is pressed against the back side holding belt 20. The angle of the belt 30 in the extending direction can be easily finely adjusted. Further, by the overlapping portion 33, the sole cover portion 22 of the back side heel hold belt 20 can be pressed against the sole 204, and the state where the back side heel hold belt 20 is stably fixed to the foot 200 can be maintained.
Therefore, as shown in FIG. 6, the talus 206 can be pressed backward with the affected part pressing belt 30 while the affected part is pressed and covered with the pressing pad 50, and the affected part pressing belt 30 is mounted in a correct state. Can do.

  Then, after fixing the affected part pressing belt 30, the rear side heel holding belt 40 extending from the back side heel holding belt 20 is stretched between the ankle belt 10 and the affected part pressing belt 30, and below the inner ankle 201 and the outer ankle 202. In this case, the wire is wound around and fixed to the outside of the foot 200 from the inside of the foot 200 through the back part near the rib 210. Thereby, the radius 210 which entered the inside of the foot 200 can be pulled outward, and the radius 210 can be fixed outside the foot. Therefore, by fixing the rear side heel hold belt 40 to the heel 209, it is possible to correct the adductioned rib 210, and to prevent the rib 210 from entering the inside of the foot 200. Correction and prevention of the adduction of the rib 210 can be performed firmly.

  In addition, the rear heel hold belt 40 is provided with an overlapping portion 43 that is continuous with the fixing portion 42 provided at one end and is overlapped with the outer surface of the rear half side in the width direction of the back heel hold belt 20. Therefore, the back side heel hold belt 20 is pressed against the inside of the foot 200 by the overlapping portion 43, and the rib 210 can be stably pressed firmly from the inside to the outside of the foot 200.

  Furthermore, when the rear side heel hold belt 40 is mounted, the ankle belt 10 and the back side heel hold belt 20 are stably fixed to the foot 200, so the rear side heel hold belt 40 is stabilized. Can be fixed. Further, since the affected part pressing belt 30 extends obliquely forward from the back side heel hold belt 20 and is fixed to the rear side heel hold belt 40 provided extending from the back side heel hold belt 20 to the rear of the foot 200, the rear side When the side heel hold belt 40 is fixed to the heel 209, the tension applied to the back side heel hold belt 20 can be balanced between the affected part pressing belt 30 and the rear side heel hold belt 40. The belt 40 can be firmly fixed to the flange 209 in a stable state. Therefore, the rib 210 can be reliably held in a stable arrangement by the rear side heel belt 40.

On the other hand, the ankle ankle supporter 100 can also be used for treatment of bisected ligament injury and fifth metatarsal sprain. Also in this case, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, after the affected part pressing belt 30 is attached, the rear side heel holding belt 40 is attached.
Specifically, as shown in FIG. 7 and FIG. 8, while the affected part pressing belt 30 extending from the back-side heel hold belt 20 is stretched, the pressing pad 50 is affected by an affected part (ligament or second injury) that develops inflammation (trauma). 5, and the affected part pressing belt 30 is wound around the leg 200. Then, the hook surface portion 35 </ b> A on the inner surface of the other end portion of the affected part pressing belt 30 is attached and fixed to any loop surface portion of the outer surface of the ankle supporter 100. Thereby, the affected part can be kept resting.

  Furthermore, the ankle supporter 100 can be used for the treatment of scapholytic osteomyelitis. In this case, as shown in FIG. 9, the pressing pad 50 is applied to the sole 204 in the vicinity of the scaphoid bone 207, and the affected part pressing belt 30 is wound around the foot 200 while being stretched. Then, the hook surface portion 35 </ b> A on the inner surface of the other end portion of the affected part pressing belt 30 is attached and fixed to the loop surface part on the outer surface of the affected part pressing belt 30. Thus, by attaching the affected part pressing belt 30 to the foot 200, the scaphoid bone 207 can be lifted.

  The ankle ankle supporter 100 can also be used for the treatment of Achilles tendonitis. For example, in the treatment of Achilles tendon attachment inflammation, as shown in FIG. 10, the ribs 210 are fixed in advance by attaching the rear heel hold belt 40, and the affected part is pressed from above the rear heel hold belt 40. A belt 30 is attached. At this time, the pressing pad 50 is applied to the attachment portion of the Achilles tendon 208, and the affected part pressing belt 30 is wound around the leg 200 while being stretched. And the attachment part of the Achilles tendon 208 can be pressed by sticking and fixing the hook surface part 35A of the other end part of the affected part press belt 30 to the loop surface part of the outer surface of the ankle supporter 100.

  In the treatment of Achilles tendonitis, as shown in FIG. 11, the pressing pad 50 is applied to the Achilles tendon 208 and the affected part pressing belt 30 is stretched and wound around the ankle 203. And the Achilles tendon 208 can be pressed by sticking and fixing the hook surface part 35A of the other end part of the affected part press belt 30 to the loop surface part of the outer surface of the ankle supporter 100.

  In any of the above-described cases shown in FIGS. 6 to 11, the heel rib 210 can be corrected by the rear heel hold belt 40, and the rib 210 can be prevented from entering the inside of the foot 200. Since correction of the inverted rib 210 and prevention of inversion of the rib 210 can be performed firmly, other tissues are not pulled inward, and the affected part can be protected and treated stably.

  As described above, the ankle supporter 100 can be stably attached to the individual foot 200 without causing individual differences, and the rib 210 is stably held by the rear side heel hold belt 40. Therefore, it is possible to protect and treat the affected area while reliably preventing and correcting the lateral displacement of the rib 210. Further, since it is possible to cover and press each affected part of the affected part of various traumatic symptoms by the affected part pressing belt 30, the bone and joints around the ankle 203 are corrected, the traumatic symptoms are relieved, A highly flexible treatment can be performed.

The embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the above configuration, and various modifications can be made in the detailed configuration without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
For example, if the ankle supporter is formed of water- and water-repellent resin rubber or the like, it can be worn even in the water, and the human body relaxed by a butterfly during swimming can be protected. In addition, considering that the basic state of the lower limb joints varies depending on the wearer, such as the elderly, youth, and young people, it is more possible to use materials with different elasticity and change the overall dimensions. Appropriate protection and correction are possible.
In addition, by providing scales on the outer surface of each belt (ankle belt, back side heel hold belt, affected part pressing belt, rear side heel hold belt) constituting the ankle ankle supporter, how much each belt is stretched and worn Can be confirmed.

15A, 25A, 35A, 45A Hook face part 20 Back side heel hold belt 21 Inner cover part 22 Foot cover part 23 Outer cover part 24 Fixing part 30 Affected part pressing belt 31 Pressing part 32 Fixing part 33 Overlapping part 40 Rear side heel holding belt 41 Rear cover part 42 Fixing part 43 Overlapping part 50 Press pad 51 Holding belt 100 Ankle supporter 200 Foot 201 Inner ankle 202 Outer ankle 203 Ankle 204 Foot sole 205 Chopard joint 206 Talar bone 207 Scapular bone 208 Achilles tendon 209 Acupuncture 210 Bone 211 tibia 212 rib 225 fifth metatarsal bone

Claims (5)

Stretch ankle supporter that can be attached to a human foot,
Each comprises an ankle belt formed in a belt shape, a back heel hold belt, an affected part pressing belt, and a back heel hold belt,
The ankle belt is provided so as to be fixed to the ankle by being wound around the ankle above the inner ankle and the outer ankle of the foot,
The back-side heel hold belt has one end in the longitudinal direction fixed to the ankle belt, and extends from the one end to the other end toward the lower side of the ankle belt, and is provided continuously to the ankle belt. An inner cover portion that can cover the vicinity of the inner ankle, a foot cover portion that is provided continuously with the inner cover portion and can cover the sole of the front of the rib, and the foot cover portion. An outer cover portion that is provided continuously and can cover the vicinity of the outer ankle, and the other end portion of the back-side heel hold belt is fixed to the outer surface of the ankle belt in an expanded state. Can be fixed to the foot through the sole,
The affected part pressing belt is provided with one end portion in the longitudinal direction fixed to the back side heel hold belt and extending obliquely forward from the one end portion to the other end portion in a direction gradually separating from the back side heel hold belt. A pressing portion that is wound in a direction from the outside of the foot toward the inside of the foot through the back side of the foot to cover the affected area, and the other end portion of the affected area pressing belt is the ankle belt, the back side heel It can be fixed to the foot, covering the affected area in an expanded state by being fixed to the outer surface of the hold belt or the midway position in the longitudinal direction of the affected area pressing belt,
The rear side heel hold belt is fixed to the back side heel hold belt at one end in the longitudinal direction below the inner ankle and the outer ankle, and extends in parallel to the ankle belt from the back side heel hold belt toward the rear. A rear cover part that can cover the back part in the vicinity of the ribs, and is stretched by fixing the other end part of the rear heel hold belt to the outer surface of the outer cover part A heel ankle supporter characterized in that it can be fixed to the heel of the foot while covering the back.   A fixing portion fixed to an outer surface on the front half side in the width direction of the back-side saddle-holding belt at one end of the back-side saddle-holding belt; The ankle-ankle supporter according to claim 1, wherein an overlapping portion is formed on the outer surface on the rear half side in the width direction.   The ankle ankle according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a pressing pad for pressing the affected part is arranged on an inner surface of the affected part pressing belt so as to be movable along a longitudinal direction of the affected part pressing belt. Supporter.   One end portion of the affected part pressing belt is provided so as to intersect the sole cover part, and one end part of the affected part pressing belt is provided on the second half side in the width direction and the upper side in the longitudinal direction of the sole cover part. A fixed portion fixed to the outer surface of the sole cover portion at the position, and a width portion of the sole cover portion that is provided continuously with the fixed portion and extends to the lower side in the longitudinal direction. The ankle foot supporter according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein an overlap portion is formed to be overlapped with an outer surface of the sole cover portion at a position.   A hook surface portion of a hook-and-loop fastener is provided on each outer surface of the ankle belt, the back side heel hold belt, the affected part pressing belt and the rear side heel hold belt, and a loop surface portion corresponding to the hook surface portion includes the ankle belt. The scissors according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the scissors are provided on any one of the outer surface of the back side scissors hold belt, the affected part pressing belt, and the back scissors hold belt. Ankle supporter.

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