Multifunctional prone position body posture cushion combination

Abstract

The invention relates to a multifunctional prone position body posture cushion combination. The multifunctional prone position body posture cushion combination includes a headrest, a chest pad, a kneepad, an arm pad and an ankle pad. In use, the headrest is placed on the front of the chest pad, the headrest is used for supporting a face, the chest pad is used for supporting a chest, an abdomen and a hip, and a vertebral column recesses downward. The knee pad, the arm pad, and the ankle pad are placed on corresponding positions where a patient lies; structures of the knee pad and the arm pad are identical. The body posture cushion can protect the patient, and the patient will feel very comfortable while lying on the body posture cushion.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of medical auxiliary equipment, in particular to a combination of multifunctional prone position cushions. Background technique [0002] Patients need to be supported in a prone position during back surgery, and the prone position needs to support multiple parts of the body to avoid the formation of pressure sores. These generally include headrests, chest pads, and support for knees and ankles. The disadvantages of the existing prone position headrests in terms of compression: no compression resistance, poor elasticity, insufficient softness, failure to take into account individual differences in the face shape of different patients, and are now clinically used in long-term prone position operations such as: posterior cranial fossa, Major operations such as the posterior approach to the neck and the posterior approach to the spine can easily cause pressure on the forehead, cheekbones, and mandibular skin. Although ta...

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Problems solved by technology

The disadvantages of the existing prone position headrests in terms of compression: no compression resistance, poor elasticity, insufficient softness, failure to take into account individual differences in the face shape of different patients, and are now clinically used in long-term prone position operations such as: posterior cranial fossa, Major operations such as the posterior approach to the neck and the posterior approach to the spine can easily cause pressure on the forehead, cheekbones, and mandibular skin. Although targeted inspections during the operation can relax the pressure on the face, it is also easy to cause pressure sores. It is dangerous, but now clinically commonly used gel prone position head pads are soft, elastic, can distribute weight pressure and prevent pressure concentration, and can relieve pressure very well

[0007] The above-mentioned patents can support the corresponding body position during the operation, but their explanations for adjustment and support for multiple parts are insufficient, and the practical effect is much worse than the solution provided by this application.

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