Rehabilitation chair with function of synchronously exercising hands and feet

Abstract

The invention discloses a rehabilitation chair with a function of synchronously exercising hands and feet. The existing auxiliary equipment cannot switch back and forth between sitting exercises and standing exercises and cannot synchronously exercise the hands and the feet. The rehabilitation chair includes a chair body, a seat cushion board, a back board, a standing auxiliary mechanism, a driving mechanism, an arm stretching mechanism and a leg raising mechanism. The standing auxiliary mechanism includes an electric push rod, a sliding plate, a fixing plate, a first connecting plate, a second connecting plate, a first hinge plate group and a second hinge plate group. The driving mechanism includes a motor, an adjustable crankshaft, a first connecting rod, a second connecting rod, a thirdconnecting rod, a first slider, a second slider and a third slider. The arm stretching mechanism includes a rope, a first pulley, a second pulley, a supporting column and a handle. The leg raising mechanism includes a rack, a cylindrical gear, a drive shaft, a driving bevel gear and two lifting components. The rehabilitation chair with the function of synchronously exercising the hands and the feet can synchronously exercise the hands and the feet of a patient and the efficiency of the exercise is higher.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of rehabilitation machinery, and in particular relates to a rehabilitation chair for synchronous exercise of hands and feet. Background technique [0002] For patients suffering from brain, spinal cord injury, stroke, muscle atrophy, physiological function degeneration, or paralysis, in addition to relying on medical aids to move and position the body in daily life, rehabilitation treatment must also use related auxiliary equipment assistance can be carried out. Most of the existing auxiliary equipment can only perform rehabilitation treatment for the patient's hands or feet alone, and the rehabilitation efficiency is low. Moreover, the existing auxiliary equipment can only meet the needs of patients for sitting or standing exercises, and cannot switch back and forth between sitting and standing exercises, cannot exercise hands and feet synchronously, and cannot assist patients to complete their needs from ...

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Problems solved by technology

Most of the existing auxiliary equipment can only perform rehabilitation treatment for the patient's hands or feet alone, and the efficiency of rehabilitation is low

Moreover, the existing auxiliary equipment can only meet the needs of patients for sitting or standing exercises, and cannot switch back and forth between sitting and standing exercises, cannot exercise hands and feet synchronously, and cannot assist patients to complete their needs from sitting to standing

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