Postoperative rehabilitation training device for intestinal tumor patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a postoperative rehabilitation training device for intestinal tumor patients, which comprises a training bed board, a perineum stimulation module and a protection module, the perineum stimulation module comprises a stimulation wearing assembly and a mode switching base, and the protection module comprises a hip falling protection base and a protection base plate. The inner side of the mode switching base is provided with a pipeline lifting assembly and a pelvic cavity drainage tube lifting assembly which are relatively fixed, the inner side of the pelvic cavity drainage tube lifting assembly is provided with a pelvic cavity drainage tube contraction assembly, the inner side of the stimulation wearing assembly is provided with a stimulation head assembly, and the bottom end of the stimulation head assembly is connected with a double-row stimulation pipeline. According to the device, the contraction stimulation of the outside to the anal sphincter of a patient is enhanced, the situation that the patient directly urinates due to the poor defecation control ability of the patient, and consequently the perineum muscle is relaxed is avoided, and the rehabilitation training effect of the patient is guaranteed.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of postoperative training, in particular to a rehabilitation training device used for postoperative patients with intestinal tumors. Background technique [0002] Intestinal tumors are benign and malignant tumors that occur in the small and large intestines, and are usually treated by radical intestinal tumor resection, that is, to remove all lymph nodes in the entire range and region of the tumor. Multiple ultra-low or low anastomosis after operation not only changes the tissue structure of the rectum, but also causes the excised rectum to be discharged from the anus. [0003] There is a significant difference between the patients after total mesorectal excision and the normal people who carry out the rehabilitation training of the sphincter at the anal canal. The patients themselves use the pelvic drainage tube to perform the defecation function, and their self-control ability is weak. It will directly pr...

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[0002] Intestinal tumors are benign and malignant tumors that occur in the small intestine and large intestine. Radical intestinal tumor resection is usually used for treatment, that is, all lymph nodes in the entire range and region of the tumor are removed. Total mesorectal resection is an important method for the treatment of low rectal cancer. Multiple lines of ultra-low or low anastomosis after operation not only change the tissue structure of the rectum, but also the resected rectum is discharged from the anus, which to a certain extent causes postoperative sphincter relaxation in the anal canal of the patient, affecting the postoperative defecation function of the patient

[0003] There is a significant difference between patients after total mesorectal resection and normal people in the rehabilitation training of the anal canal sphincter. The patient's own defecation function is performed by the pelvic drainage tube, and his self-control ability is weak. During normal sphincter training, the patient has the urge to urinate Afterwards, it will directly promote the relaxation of the perineal muscles to realize urination, which is mutually exclusive with the required rehabilitation training of the perineal muscles, and cannot achieve a good training effect. Moreover, the patient’s abdominal incision and pelvic drainage tube affect the patient’s normal rehabilitation training. At the same time, the patient The physical condition of the patient is insufficient to support the patient's exhaustion during training, which will not only cause damage to the patient's buttocks, but also cause the impact of the patient's buttocks on the pelvic drainage tube and affect the safety of the patient's pelvic cavity. Rehabilitation training device for patients with tumors after surgery

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