Foot injury patient walking assistant device and using method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a foot injury patient walking assistant device and a using method thereof and belongs to the field of articles for daily use. The device comprises a supporting component, a folding component, a height adjusting component and a lifting component, the supporting component comprises a chassis, the lower portion of the chassis is hinged to two bent supporting legs which rotatesynchronously, the middle of each bent supporting leg is bent, and a long straight supporting leg is hinged at the bent position of each bent supporting leg. Ankle portions are lifted relatively, lower limbs can bearing load, normal keen joints and thigh bones are enabled to normally receive mechanical stimulation, amyotrophy and ankylosis are avoided, two hands are liberated, infusion can be performed at the same time, a patient can urinate by himself or herself, and accompanying expense is lowered.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an auxiliary walking device for patients with foot injuries and a using method thereof, belonging to the field of daily necessities. Background technique [0002] Ankle sprain is a clinically common disease, and is the disease with the highest incidence rate in joint and ligament injuries. The ankle joint is the weight-bearing joint closest to the ground in the human body, which means that the ankle joint is the joint with the most weight-bearing weight in the whole body. The stability of the ankle joint plays an important role in the normal performance of daily activities and sports. Injury to the ligaments around the ankle falls under the category of ankle sprains. Ankle sprains may cause damage to the anterior talofibular ligament of the lateral malleolus, the calcaneofibular ligament, the medial malleolus triangular ligament, and the inferior tibiofibular transverse ligament. [0003] Patients with ankle joint injuries g...

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Problems solved by technology

Disadvantages: 1. The wound is at the lowest position, which is not conducive to venous return and increases swelling of the affected area

2. Because the most distal limbs cannot bear weight, healthy hip and knee joints cannot bear weight, and cannot receive effective mechanical stimulation, resulting in muscle atrophy, long-term flexion, and easy formation of thrombus

3. Walking with two crutches, the hands cannot be freed, which increases the cost of accompanying patients

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