Cervical vertebra function training instrument

Abstract

The invention provides a cervical vertebra function training instrument to facilitate neck muscle training. The cervical vertebra function training instrument comprises a wearable part which comprisesa wearing auxiliary structure used for achieving a detachable wearing function and a positioning supporting structure attached to a related part of the neck of a user after being worn, and a neck movement damping member, wherein the neck movement damping member comprises an elastic deflection supporting structure which is arranged on the positioning supporting structure and attached to a supporting target surface, facing at least one direction, of the head and/or head and neck connecting part of a user, and the elastic deflection supporting structure adapts to the bending motion of the corresponding supporting target surface under the bending motion of the neck target so as to generate elastic deflection motion. The elastic deflection supporting structure can provide confrontation resistance distributed on the supporting target surface for bending motion generated by the corresponding supporting target surface, neck muscles corresponding to the supporting target surface are promoted to be comprehensively stimulated, and a good muscle training effect is achieved.

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technical field [0001] The embodiment of the invention provided in this specification relates to a physiotherapy device, in particular to a cervical spine function training instrument. Background technique [0002] Cervical spondylosis (CSD) refers to cervical intervertebral disc degeneration (CIDD) and a series of pathological changes secondary to it, followed by compression of nerve roots and spinal cord, resulting in a syndrome of corresponding clinical manifestations. Cervical spondylosis is mainly manifested clinically as chronic pain in the neck, neck, shoulders and back (the pain lasts for more than 3 months), corresponding to numbness and weakness of the forearm and fingers on the same side, neck and shoulder stiffness, limited mobility, muscle cramps etc. [0003] For many non-surgical patients with cervical spondylosis or people who work at desks for a long time with neck pain, neck muscle training can enhance neck muscle strength, relieve neck muscle spasm, and i...

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[0004] Existing neck muscle training can be achieved through breaststroke training, and patients can also perform neck hyperextension, hyperflexion and other training exercises, but these methods are often difficult to carry out well

The main reason is that if the outpatient doctor advises the patient to exercise neck muscle strength by breaststroke for rehabilitation after returning home, many patients find it difficult to carry out or persist in the exercise due to the place, adjustment, and time required for swimming; if the patient is instructed to go to In the rehabilitation department, rehabilitation doctors carry out professional rehabilitation traini

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