An open-toed adjustable anti-foot drop socks

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of rehabilitation equipment, and discloses an open-toed adjustable anti-foot drop socks, comprising: a fixing belt, worn and fixed on the user's calf; elastic stockings, worn and fixed on the user's foot; a foot support, sewed and connected to the elastic The bottom of the sock is in contact with the bottom of the user's foot; there are two sets of adjustment belts, which are respectively connected to both sides of the fixing belt and the foot support; wherein: the adjustment belt is equipped with a length adjustment device, and the length adjustment device Inner symmetry is equipped with a one-way tightening mechanism and a one-way loosening mechanism with the same structure; in summary, the traction and support of the user's foot are realized by structures such as fixing belts, elastic stockings, adjustment belts and foot rests, so as to effectively prevent users from The problem of foot drop occurs, and has the advantages of simple structure, low cost, convenient use, and comfortable wearing; in addition, a length adjustment device is provided on the adjustment belt, which can effectively adjust the positioning angle between the user's foot and the calf, and satisfy the user's needs. need.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of rehabilitation equipment, and in particular relates to open-toe adjustable anti-foot-sagging socks. Background technique [0002] For long-term bedridden patients, the soles of the feet cannot effectively contact the bed surface due to foot drop, and the center of gravity cannot effectively move forward, resulting in walking dysfunction. At present, the main measures to prevent foot drop are that nursing staff often push and hold the patient's foot upward and move the ankle joint with their hands. Keeping the foot in a dorsiflexed position, but this method is time-consuming, labor-intensive and uncertain; or use a special anti-foot-drop mold, which is not only expensive, but also has a relatively hard material. Instrumental pressure ulcers are likely to occur. At the same time, due to the long-term immobilization of the foot, the ankle joint is rigid, which also affects the patient's walking. [0003] ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] For long-term bedridden patients, due to foot drop, the soles of the feet cannot effectively touch the bed surface, and the center of gravity cannot effectively move forward, resulting in walking dysfunction

At present, the measures to prevent foot drop are mainly that the nurses often use their hands to push up the patient's foot and move the ankle joint. Keep the feet dorsiflexed, but this method is time-consuming, laborious and uncertain; or use a special anti-foot drop mold, but this kind of special anti-foot drop mold is not only expensive, but the material is relatively hard, and the patient will lose weight after using it. prone to instrument pressure ulcers

At the same time, because the foot is fixed for a long time, the ankle joint is stiff, which also affects the patient's walking.

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