Intelligent cervical vertebra rehabilitation therapeutic apparatus

Abstract

The invention discloses an intelligent cervical vertebra rehabilitation therapeutic apparatus, and relates to the technical field of medical apparatuses and instruments. The therapeutic apparatus comprises a head fixing assembly, a neck fixing assembly, a supporting part, an adjusting assembly and a control device, and the two ends of the supporting part are respectively connected with the head fixing assembly and the neck fixing assembly; the adjusting assembly comprises two lead screws and two motors, the two motors are respectively fixed to the two sides of the neck fixing assembly, one ends of the lead screws are connected with the motors, and the other ends of the lead screws are connected with the head fixing assembly; the control device controls the motors to rotate, and therefore the lead screws are driven to rotate. The cervical vertebra rehabilitation therapeutic apparatus which does not need jaw traction and can automatically control the traction force is provided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to an intelligent cervical spine rehabilitation treatment instrument. Background technique [0002] Modern people's work, study and life are inseparable from mobile phones, computers and other communication electronic devices. Frequently looking down at mobile phones and computers can easily cause spinal diseases such as cervical fatigue, anti-arch, dislocation, and intervertebral disc herniation. Nowadays, the main treatment method is cervical traction with heavy objects of physical therapy. [0003] Most of the existing traditional treatment methods for cervical traction use the chin as the traction stress site, and the inability to open and close the jaw during the stress treatment is extremely inconvenient and easily leads to the risk of jaw dislocation. In addition, this method requires long-term bed rest and traction, which causes inconvenience to the life of the pati...

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[0003] Most of the existing traditional treatment methods for cervical traction use the chin as the stress-bearing part of the traction. It is very inconvenient to not be able to open and close the jaw during the stress-bearing treatment, and it is easy to cause the risk of jaw dislocation.

In addition, this method requires long-term bed rest and traction, which causes inconvenience to the life of the patient during the treatment period.

Moreover, this treatment method cannot provide real-time feedback and monitor treatment parameters, requiring patients to continuously determine the follow-up treatment plan through filming, and the curative effect is slow.

Artificial inappropriate cervical traction will also produce side effects of increased cervical spondylosis

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