Two-hand video stimulation assistance system and method for neurological rehabilitation

Abstract

The invention discloses a two-hand video stimulation assistance system for neurological rehabilitation. The system includes a left mechanical arm, a right mechanical arm, a main controller and a videoplayer. The left mechanical arm is worn on the left hand of a patient and used for driving the left arm and fingers of the patient to move; the right mechanical arm is worn on the right hand of the patient and used for driving the right arm and fingers of the patient to move; a left-right hand movement video of two normal hands and left-right hand movement traces corresponding to the left-right hand movement video are preset on the main controller, and the main controller is used for driving the left mechanical arm and the right mechanical arm to separately move according to the left-right hand movement traces; the video player is electrically connected to the main controller and used for paying the left-right hand movement video during movement of the left mechanical arm and the right mechanical arm. By adopting a two-hand synchronous stimulation mode, a rehabilitation process can be effectively prevented from becoming dull and tedious, and the efficiency of rehabilitation training and the coordination of two hands are greatly improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a neurorehabilitation auxiliary system for patients with apoplexy and hemiplegia, in particular to a two-hand video stimulation auxiliary system and method for neurological rehabilitation. Background technique [0002] Stroke and hemiplegia, also known as hemiplegia, refer to movement disorders of one side of the upper and lower limbs, facial muscles and the lower part of the tongue, and are common symptoms of acute cerebrovascular disease. Although patients with mild hemiplegia are still able to move, when they walk, they tend to bend their upper limbs and straighten their lower limbs. The paralyzed lower limbs take a step and draw a half circle. This special walking posture is called hemiplegic gait. , lose the ability to live. For patients with stroke and hemiplegia, manual massage or mechanical recovery are generally used for their rehabilitation at present. However, the labor cost required by manual massage is too high, a...

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For patients with stroke and hemiplegia, manual massage or mechanical recovery are generally used for their rehabilitation at present. However, the labor cost required by manual massage is too high, and mechanical recovery is only to help the patient's muscles not atrophy. , has no rehabilitation effect on the patient's nervous system, so it cannot play a role in neurological rehabilitation work

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