Surgical postoperative auxiliary exercise device

Abstract

A surgical postoperative auxiliary exercise device comprise a base body, wherein that base body is surrounded by a left side plate, a right side plate and a rear side plate; the front and rear side ofthe bottom edge of the left side plate and the front and rear side of the bottom edge of the right side plate are respectively provide with universal wheels; the top of the rear side plate is provided with a back guard plate; and the upper part of the front side edge of the right side plate is provided with a crotch guard plate; as describe above, that technical function of the invention is comprehensive, and the needs of different patient can be met, because the patients are weak, and components such as a head limiting re, a front chest guard, a back guard, a thigh guard and the like are arranged according to different needs. The head restraining ring and neck restraining ring prevent neck sprain, and the front chest guard and back guard prevent patients from tilting forward and backward. Axillary brackets and riding pads provide support for the patient and prevent the patient from falling. The invention is also provided with a monitoring system and the information is fed back on thedisplay screen, which facilitates monitoring, saves a lot of manpower and time, has better use effect and is more safe.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of medical technology, and in particular relates to an auxiliary exercise device after surgery. Background technique [0002] When the patient's condition is stable, the patient is generally required to get out of bed as soon as possible after surgery. Getting out of bed as soon as possible is conducive to the postoperative recovery of the patient and can prevent postoperative complications such as lower extremity venous thrombosis and falling pneumonia. For the elderly and infirm It is difficult for the patient to get out of bed alone after the operation, and it is necessary for the patient's family members or medical staff to assist the patient to carry out activities such as walking; currently there is no corresponding equipment for assisting the patient's activities after surgery, and it is not effective for the patient to assist the patient with assistance Well, the limbs cannot be fully extended, the risk of sup...

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[0002] When the patient's condition is stable, the patient is generally required to get out of bed as soon as possible after surgery. Getting out of bed as soon as possible is conducive to the postoperative recovery of the patient and can prevent postoperative complications such as lower extremity venous thrombosis and falling pneumonia. For the elderly and infirm It is difficult for the patient to get out of bed alone after the operation, and it is necessary for the patient's family members or medical staff to assist the patient to carry out activities such as walking; currently there is no corresponding equipment for assisting the patient's activities after surgery, and it is not effective for the patient to assist the patient's activities by human support Well, the limbs cannot be fully extended, the risk of supporting is high, and the possibility of causing the patient to fall or slip is relatively high. In the event of a fall, it is more harmful to the patient. When a person is supporting, it usually requires many people. It takes a lot of manpower to support and lift the drainage bag by one person, which is troublesome, time-consuming and labor-intensive for the supporting personnel; existing patients cannot monitor their vital signs during activities, and accidents may occur during activities that are not monitored in time. Affect the life and health of patients

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