A finger exercise device with counting function for neurology

Abstract

A finger exercise device with a counting function for neurology, comprising a plurality of vertically arranged fixed rods, on which there are slides extending along the length direction, and the slides run through one end of the fixed rods, and the slides are sequentially provided with electromagnetic Iron, limit plate and movable rod, wherein the electromagnet and the limit plate are fixedly arranged, the side of the limit plate facing the movable rod is embedded with a distance measuring sensor, the movable rod is slidably set and protrudes from the through end of the slideway, and the movable One end of the rod located inside the slideway is fixedly connected with an iron block, one end of the movable rod located outside the slideway is fixedly connected with a box body, the box body is slidably connected with a movable plate, and the movable plate is detachably connected with a finger cot, a distance measuring sensor and all electromagnetic components. The iron common is electrically connected with the control board. The present invention can carry out deflection exercise, lifting exercise and bending exercise on the patient's fingers, the exercise method is comprehensive, the exercise effect is better, and the exercise times of the patient can be recorded, so that the exercise condition of the patient can be quantified.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of neurology rehabilitation equipment, in particular to a finger exercise device with counting function for neurology. Background technique [0002] Neurology is a secondary discipline related to neurology and does not belong to the concept of internal medicine. Mainly diagnose and treat cerebrovascular diseases (cerebral infarction, cerebral hemorrhage), migraine, brain inflammatory diseases (encephalitis, meningitis), myelitis, epilepsy, dementia, metabolic diseases and genetic diseases, trigeminal neuralgia, sciatic nerve disease, Peripheral neuropathy and myasthenia gravis. Nervous system disorders plague many patients. Nervous system disorders have the greatest impact on limb movement ability. Therefore, the focus of neurology rehabilitation training is also on limb training. At present, the elderly often suffer from cervical spondylosis when they are older. Nerves, leading to nerve spasms in the hands, and fur...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Existing exercise methods can be roughly divided into passive exercise and active exercise. Passive exercise is mainly to exercise the patient's fingers through external forces such as massage. During the exercise, the patient's fingers do not need to be hard, just relax naturally. Passive exercise The effect of the method is poor, and it can only keep the patient's fingers from muscle and nerve damage, and cannot restore finger function. The active exercise method refers to the patient's own force to control the finger to do a certain movement, and the finger function can be greatly restored through repeated exercise.

Although the recovery effect of active exercise is better, it is difficult for patients to exercise scientifically, so some exercise devices are needed to help patients exercise

Existing exercise devices mostly use to help patients exercise by bending their fingers, the exercise method is single, and the recovery effect is limited

In addition, in the prior art, it is impossible to accurately perceive the training situation of the patient

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