A multi-dimensional massage bed for lumbar disc

Abstract

The invention relates to a multidimensional lumbar disc massage bed, which comprises two bases and a bed board. An adjustment shaft is arranged at the other end of the bed board, and the end of a piston rod of an adjustment electric cylinder is connected with the middle of the adjustment shaft. The middle of the bed board is provided with a cuboid operating area, each of two upper sides of the operating area is provided with two adjustment holes, and a motor frame is slidably arranged under each adjustment hole. A hipbone clamping shaft is arranged at an upper end of each motor frame, the lower portion of each hipbone clamping shaft is connected with a corresponding hipbone motor spindle, each hipbone motor spindle is arranged on the corresponding motor frame, and clamping air bags are arranged on upper portions of the hipbone clamping shafts. By two-directional structural design of hipbone fixed massage and waist massage, the massage bed better fits human physiological curves to improve lumbar disc massage effects. By multi-degree-of-freedom structural design such as crankshafts and waist massage inner and outer rings, completeness in massage is achieved.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical auxiliary equipment, in particular to a multi-dimensional massage bed for lumbar intervertebral disc. Background technique [0002] Lumbar disc herniation is one of the orthopedic diseases, and there are many ways to treat this disease clinically. Among them, the conservative treatment is aimed at the intervertebral disc herniation caused by the different tension of the lumbar muscles on both sides. There are mainly two conservative treatment options for this cause: traction and massage. Traction mainly uses mechanical strength to pull the intervertebral space, so as to reduce the internal pressure of the intervertebral disc, so that the pressure of the protrusion on the nerve is slightly relieved; massage is aimed at the psoas muscles, and through specific techniques, stimulate the psoas muscles on both sides to achieve the same tension , so that the spine is aligned and the intervertebral disc ...

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Problems solved by technology

Among them, massage is suitable for patients with different degrees of lumbar disc herniation, but the mainstream massage bed is a general-purpose massage bed, which is not very specific and has a poor effect on relieving the strain of the lumbar disc.

At the same time, in the existing massage equipment or the disclosed schemes, most of them will have hard rubbing or hard extrusion on the skin. During the long-term treatment of lumbar disc herniation, it will inevitably cause secondary damage to the skin, such as red hot Pain, epidermal abrasion, dermal tissue congestion, etc.

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