Biomimic massage couch

Abstract

The invention discloses a biomimic massage couch which belongs to the technical field of medical instruments. The biomimic massage couch comprises a couch body, wherein the couch body is provided with a cervical traction mechanism, a bone setting and massaging mechanism, a thermal therapy device, a lower limb traction mechanism and a control unit; the cervical traction mechanism, the bone setting and massaging mechanism, the thermal therapy device and the lower limb traction mechanism are driven to work through circuits and a motor; and the control unit is used for controlling the circuits and driving the motor to control and coordinate the works among the parts. The biomimic massage couch has simple operation and easy control of traction, bone setting and messaging positions and force, and is suitable for clinically treating the acantha and surrounding soft tissues.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a bionic device for bone setting, massage, traction and heat therapy, more specifically, a bionic massage bed. Background technique [0002] At present, through the study of the pathogenesis of human internal organs, it is believed that the preganglionic fibers of the human sympathetic nerve are compressed in the vertebral tunnel or stimulated by the aseptic inflammation of the perivertebral soft tissue, resulting in secondary damage and autonomic dysfunction. Diseases caused by the dysfunction of the internal organs dominated by it, such as stomach disease, duodenal ulcer, chronic colitis, gastritis, coronary heart disease, diabetes, arrhythmia, etc., are all treated with drugs and surgery. Diabetes, coronary heart disease, etc. have no specific therapeutic drugs until now, and the use of drugs produces great side effects on the human body, and surgical treatment causes great pain to the patients. Guided by the theory of "tre...

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Problems solved by technology

However, there are not yet perfect medical devices to achieve this. Most of them are manually operated, and the physical exertion of doctors is high. It is even more difficult to allow patients to receive comprehensive treatment at the same time.

There are also certain difficulties in training specialized personnel. Not only does it take time, but professional trainers are also required. The number of people qualified for training is also limited, which limits the number of people receiving treatment to a certain extent.

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