A pressurized ice bag belt

Abstract

The invention provides a pressurized ice bag belt. The pressurized ice bag belt comprises a ice bag pocket with gravity being 5N, an ice bag arranged inside the ice bag pocket, a pressurized elastic band which is in lap joint at the end part of the ice bag pocket and has the size of 15cm*20cm, an adhesive tape which is in lap joint at one side of the pressurized elastic band, and a neck bush, wherein the ice bag pocket comprises a pocket I, a pocket II and a pocket III with the size being 15cm*20cm, the ice bag pocket surrounds a columnar object by 270 degrees in a manner that the pocket surface of the pocket II is horizontally downward, and the pocket I and the pocket III are positioned at the two sides, the pressurized elastic band is tensioned, and the adhesive tape is adhered to the back surface of a base cushion; the degree of tightness equal to the length of one finger is retained between the pressurized elastic band and the pocket II, and the pressure between the pressurized elastic band and the pocket II is 115-125N. The pressurized ice bag belt has the characteristics being simple in structure and convenient to use, and applying II-level intensity of pressure to the wound.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical rehabilitation, in particular to a pressurized ice bag belt. Background technique [0002] With the advancement of medical technology, various diseases of the human body can be cured through surgery, so that the patient's limbs can return to normal function. However, in the early postoperative period, limb swelling and pain are often accompanied, which hinders the recovery of function, and it is necessary to reduce swelling and stop bleeding. [0003] In the prior art, ordinary ice packs are commonly used to place on the postoperative wound, but this method has the following defects: (1) water leaks and pollutes the affected area after the ice pack melts; (2) the fit of the ice pack is poor, and there are always gaps, resulting in cold compresses The effect is not good; (3) the ice pack will fall off when the affected limb is slightly moved, which is extremely inconvenient; (4) the skin temperature of the a...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] In the prior art, ordinary ice packs are commonly used to place on the postoperative wound, but this method has the following defects: (1) water leaks and pollutes the affected area after the ice pack melts; (2) the fit of the ice pack is poor, and there are always gaps, resulting in cold compresses The effect is not good; (3) the ice pack will fall off when the affected limb is slightly moved, which is extremely inconvenient; (4) the skin temperature of the affected area varies greatly

In addition, although simple ice compress has positive significance in reducing bleeding, it has little effect in preventing swelling and reducing swelling.

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