CN113289253A - Shoulder rest with treatment function - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a shoulder rest for adjuvant therapy, which is characterized in that a chest belt is arranged on a body, a plurality of electrode plates are arranged on the inner side of the body, a control board is arranged on the inner side of the body, a storage battery is arranged on the inner side of the body, a signal display is arranged on the outer part of the body, and the signal display, the storage battery and the electrode plates are all electrically connected with the control board. The invention can realize the auxiliary stimulation rehabilitation treatment of the patient, is reliable in fixation and convenient for adjusting the wearing tightness of the patient, and has good practicability.
Description
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of medical instruments, and particularly relates to a shoulder rest with a treatment function.
Background
Stroke hemiplegia refers to hemiplegia, which is a movement disorder of the upper and lower limbs, facial muscles and lower part of the tongue muscle on the same side, and is a common symptom of acute cerebrovascular disease. Although the mild hemiplegia patients can move, walking up and walking usually causes the upper limbs to bend and the lower limbs to straighten, and the paralyzed lower limbs draw half a circle by one step, which is called the hemiplegic gait. Serious patients are bedridden and lose life ability. According to the degree of hemiplegia, it can be classified into paresis, incomplete paralysis and complete paralysis. Paraplegia: the muscle strength is weakened, the muscle strength is in 4-5 grades, the daily life is not affected generally, incomplete paralysis is heavier than paraplegia, the range is larger, the muscle strength is 2-4 grades, and the total paralysis is as follows: muscle strength is 0-1 grade, and the paralyzed limbs can not move completely.
The traditional rehabilitation treatment methods for treating apoplexy hemiplegia comprise acupuncture, massage, traditional Chinese medicine fumigation, phototherapy, hydrotherapy, wax therapy, ultrasonic therapy, acupoint magnetotherapy, traditional Chinese and western medicine direct current introduction therapy and the like, and also comprise some physical therapies such as joint activity training, muscle stretching training, muscle strength training, transfer training, gait training and the like.
The medical shoulder rest is suitable for nursing period of apoplexy hemiplegia rehabilitation and the like, usually assists stimulation during rehabilitation treatment of patients of the type, and accelerates the rehabilitation process of the patients.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problem of the prior art, and provides a shoulder rest with a treatment function, which has double functions of treatment and fixed nursing of the shoulder rest.
The technical scheme for solving the technical problems is as follows: the utility model provides a shoulder rest with treatment function, includes the body, the body is provided with the pectoral girdle, the inboard of body is provided with a plurality of electrode slices, the inboard of body is provided with the control panel, the inboard of body is provided with the battery, the outside of body is provided with signal display, battery, electrode slice all are connected with the control panel electricity.
Furthermore, the control panel is divided into a signal processing module, a control module, a predetermined signal module and a feedback signal module.
Further, the electrodes are divided into body surface electrodes or needle electrodes, and preferably the body surface electrodes.
Further, the signal processing module amplifies the acquired signal, including amplifying an electromyographic signal and suppressing noise; filtering, including retaining specific frequency components of the electromyographic signals; detecting, including converting an ac signal to a dc signal; and integrating, namely collecting, storing, accumulating and the like input signals.
Further, the control module compares the predetermined signal with the processed signal through the control module, and triggers the feedback signal under a certain condition.
Further, the feedback signal includes, but is not limited to, a visual signal, an auditory signal, and an electrical stimulation signal.
Further, the feedback signal action process is as follows: when the feedback is triggered, image change and voice prompt are generated to inform a patient that the feedback is triggered, corresponding electrical stimulation signals are generated at the same time, electrical stimulation with different pulse widths, frequencies, amplitudes and waveforms is generated according to different types of triggering feedback, the patient can automatically adjust according to the feedback signals, then the electromyographic signals correspondingly change, and some intelligent systems can adjust preset signals according to the change of the electromyographic signals so as to establish new feedback.
Further, the outer side of the body is connected with an air cushion layer, and air holes are formed in the air cushion layer.
Furthermore, the lower part both sides of body all are provided with the breach that is used for the activity and are provided with first spacing area in breach department, the both ends in first spacing area all with this body coupling.
Furthermore, a movable connecting buckle is arranged on the first limiting belt.
Furthermore, both sides of the lower part of the body are provided with second limit belts, and the two limit belts are connected in a matching way through a connecting buckle.
Furthermore, the chest strap comprises a first elastic chest strap and a second elastic chest strap, the first elastic chest strap is connected with one side of the upper portion of the body, and the second elastic chest strap is connected with the other side of the upper portion of the body through an I-shaped buckle.
Furthermore, a hook face patch is arranged on the first elastic chest belt, and a hair face patch is arranged on the second elastic chest belt.
Furthermore, the hair side paster and the hook side paster are arranged in a matching mode.
Furthermore, the shape and the size of the air cushion layer are consistent with those of the side surface of the body.
Further, the inboard of body is provided with the mouth that charges and the mouth that charges is connected with the control panel electricity.
Furthermore, the invention is applied to treating one or more of urinary incontinence, irritable bowel syndrome, tension headache, migraine, chronic pain, motor function of cerebral palsy children, orthopedic rehabilitation, cerebral apoplexy and apoplexy hemiplegia sequela.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
1. the electrode plate is arranged on the inner side of the body, auxiliary stimulation rehabilitation treatment can be carried out on a patient at any time through electric stimulation of the electrode plate, and the muscle is electrically stimulated through electromyographic biofeedback therapy in combination with low-frequency pulses with certain intensity on the basis of the mechanism, so that the muscle is tensed or relaxed, muscle functions are trained and improved, the patient is helped to rebuild and recover normal muscle movement functions, dyskinesia is improved, and the like.
2. The device has the advantages that the time is saved, the convenience is high, the air cushion layer is arranged, the medical air pump can be used for inflating the device under the condition that the drawstring is fixed, the air cushion layer is expanded and fixed, the tightness degree worn by a patient can be conveniently adjusted, the electrode plate can be stably attached to the body of the patient, the treatment effect is improved, the auxiliary stimulation rehabilitation treatment can be performed on the patient, the fixation is reliable, the tightness degree worn by the patient can be conveniently adjusted, and the practicability is good.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the structure of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the expanded structure of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of an air bearing layer according to the present invention.
FIG. 4 structural block diagram of myoelectricity biofeedback system
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a body 1; a notch 11; an air cushion layer 12; an air hole 121; a chest strap 2; a first elastic chest band 21; a second elastic chest band 22; an I-shaped buckle 23; a first limit band 3; a second stop band 4; an electrode sheet 5; a storage battery 6; a charging port 61; and a control panel 7.
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The invention will now be further illustrated by reference to specific examples, which are intended to be illustrative only and not to limit the scope of the invention. Further, it should be understood that various changes and modifications of the present invention may be made by those skilled in the art after reading the teachings of the present invention, and such equivalents may fall within the scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
Referring to fig. 1 to 4, the chest strap of the invention is shown in schematic structural diagrams, and includes a body 1, the body 1 is provided with a chest strap 2, the inner side of the body 1 is provided with a plurality of electrode plates 5, the inner side of the body 1 is provided with a control board 7, the inner side of the body 1 is provided with a storage battery 6, the storage battery 6 and the electrode plates 5 are both electrically connected with the control board 7, the outer side of the body 1 is connected with an air cushion layer 12, and the air cushion layer 12 is provided with air holes 121.
The control panel is divided into a signal processing module, a control module, a preset signal module and a feedback signal module.
The electrodes are classified as body surface electrodes or needle electrodes, preferably body surface electrodes.
The signal processing module amplifies the acquired signals, including amplifying electromyographic signals and suppressing noise; filtering, including retaining specific frequency components of the electromyographic signals; detecting, including converting an ac signal to a dc signal; and integrating, namely collecting, storing, accumulating and the like input signals.
The control module compares the preset signal with the processed signal through the control module and triggers the feedback signal under a certain condition.
The feedback signal includes but is not limited to a visual signal, an auditory signal, an electrical stimulation signal.
The action flow of the feedback signal is as follows: when the feedback is triggered, image change and voice prompt are generated to inform a patient that the feedback is triggered, corresponding electrical stimulation signals are generated at the same time, electrical stimulation with different pulse widths, frequencies, amplitudes and waveforms is generated according to different types of triggering feedback, the patient can automatically adjust according to the feedback signals, then the electromyographic signals correspondingly change, and some intelligent systems can adjust preset signals according to the change of the electromyographic signals so as to establish new feedback.
The two sides of the lower part of the body 1 are both provided with a gap 11 for movement, a first limit belt 3 is arranged at the gap 11, both ends of the first limit belt 3 are both connected with the body 1, a movable connecting buckle is arranged on the first limit belt 3, both sides of the lower part of the body 1 are both provided with a second limit belt 4, the two limit belts are connected in a matching way through the connecting buckle, the chest belt 2 comprises a first elastic chest belt 21, second elasticity chest area 22, first elasticity chest area 21 is connected with upper portion one side of body 1, second elasticity chest area 22 is connected with the upper portion opposite side of body 1 through I-shaped buckle 23, be provided with the hook face subsides on the first elasticity chest area 21, be provided with the matte finish subsides on the second elasticity chest area 22, the matte finish subsides set up with the cooperation of hook face subsides, the shape size of air cushion layer 12 is all unanimous with the shape size of body 1 side, the inboard of body 1 is provided with the mouth 61 that charges and charges mouth 61 and control panel 7 electricity and is connected.
When the device is used, a patient wears the device, the device is preliminarily fixed through the fixing chest strap 2, the first limiting strap 3 and the second limiting strap 4 are sequentially fixed, after the fixing is finished, the air cushion layer 12 is inflated through the air hole 121 by using a medical air pump, the device is completely attached to the shoulder and the arm of the patient, one side of the body 1 is provided with a control switch, the control switch is electrically connected with the control panel 7, the electrode plate 5 is started to stimulate the patient to collect myoelectric signals by opening the control switch, and the signal processing module carries out a series of processing such as amplification, filtering, detection, integration and the like on the collected signals to form processed signals; the control module compares a preset signal with a processed signal through the control module and triggers feedback signals such as a visual signal, an auditory signal, an electric stimulation signal and the like under a certain condition; after feedback is triggered, the signal display can generate image change and voice prompt to inform a patient that feedback is triggered, meanwhile, corresponding electrical stimulation signals can be generated, electrical stimulation with different pulse widths, frequencies, amplitudes and waveforms can be generated according to different types of triggering feedback, the patient can carry out autonomous adjustment according to the feedback signals, then the electromyographic signals can correspondingly generate changes, some intelligent systems can adjust preset signals according to the changes of the electromyographic signals, new feedback is built, electromyographic biofeedback therapy is used for carrying out electrical stimulation on muscles by combining low-frequency pulses with certain intensity on the basis of the mechanism, the muscles are tensed or relaxed, muscle functions are trained and improved, the patient is helped to rebuild and recover normal muscle movement functions, dyskinesia is improved, and the like. After the treatment is finished, the electrode plates 5 are closed through the control switch, and when the storage battery 6 in the device is not charged, the patient takes off the device and charges the device through the charging port 61.
According to the invention, the electrode plate 5 is arranged on the inner side of the body 1, and the auxiliary stimulation rehabilitation treatment can be carried out on a patient at any time through the electrical stimulation of the electrode plate 5, so that the time is saved, the device is extremely convenient, the air cushion layer 12 is arranged, the air cushion layer can be inflated by using a medical air pump under the condition of fixing by using a drawstring, the air cushion layer 12 is expanded and fixed, the tightness of the patient can be conveniently adjusted, the electrode plate 5 can be stably attached to the body of the patient, the treatment effect is improved, the auxiliary stimulation rehabilitation treatment can be carried out on the patient, the fixation is reliable, the tightness of the patient can be conveniently adjusted, and the device has good practicability.
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1. Checking of myoelectric biofeedback signal display system
The feedback signal of the invention is calibrated and detected according to the industry standard YY 0896-2013 'requirements specially for myoelectricity and induced response equipment safety'. Before the electromyographic biofeedback instrument is used for detection, whether the precision meets the requirement or not needs to be determined, and then other technical indexes can be measured by displaying the instrument. The display system is verified by using a standard low frequency signal generator and an AC millivoltmeter.
Firstly, a sinusoidal signal is added to the input end of the electromyographic biofeedback instrument through a balance attenuator, the frequency of the sinusoidal signal is selected as the center, the frequency is 500Hz, then the voltage amplitude of the signal input is adjusted, the reading of a display system of a detected instrument is 10% and 90% of each gear, and the reading of an alternating-current millivoltmeter is observed, wherein the error between the reading and the display value of a detected sample is required to be not more than 10%. When the signal generator was adjusted so that the test instrument displayed values of 1 μ V and 9 μ V (via a 1000-fold attenuator) for the 10m V gear, the millivoltmeter readings were observed to within 0.1m V and 0.9m V, thus indicating that the instrument was accurate.
3. Verification of feedback signals
When the input amount is changed by 0.2V, the display system is significantly changed. Through the observation of display indication, when the change of the electromyographic signals shows that the change is 0.2 muV through the display system, the feedback system can also change, and the requirements are met.
3. Verification of clinical trial effect
80 patients with shoulder joint subluxation after apoplexy and hemiplegia are treated in 12 months to 2020 months in 2018, and are randomly divided into two groups of 40 patients. Observing 20 men and 20 women in the group; mean age (54.23 ± 4.25) years. Reference group 20 men and 20 women; mean age (53.27 ± 4.14) years. Compared with the general data of two groups, the difference has no statistical significance (P is more than 0.05) and is comparable.
Inclusion criteria were: firstly, the diagnosis is confirmed through the examination of brain CT and the like; ② the health care wine has normal cognitive function and stable vital signs; third, the patient and the family sign the informed consent.
Exclusion criteria: the disease condition fluctuates greatly; ② combining severe infection of the whole body; ③ the bleeding tendency is serious; and fourthly, the combined visceral functions of diabetes, osteoporosis or liver, kidney, heart and lung and the like are complicated.
The method comprises the following steps: all patients are guided to take the blood sugar reducing drugs, the blood fat reducing drugs and the blood pressure reducing drugs on time and in quantity, and the stability of vital signs is ensured. Simultaneously provides moxibustion therapy, operation therapy, electric acupuncture therapy and exercise therapy for patients. The shoulder rest reconstruction treatment system with the treatment function is used for implementing electromyographic biofeedback electrical stimulation treatment on a patient, the patient is advised to observe an electromyographic signal on a display screen before treatment, the muscle strength of the patient during target action is judged according to the signal curve, and relaxation or target action is kept according to an instruction sent by an instrument. The reference group adopts moxibustion therapy. The observation group adopts a shoulder support therapy with a treatment function: before treatment is carried out on a patient, the skin of a treatment part is disinfected by using an alcohol cotton ball, then electrodes are pasted on the skin surfaces of the supraspinatus and deltoid muscle abdomens of the patient, then leads and the electrodes are connected, and treatment parameters are selected according to the actual condition of the patient. After the treatment, myoelectric signals generated by muscle contraction are displayed on a display screen, after the instrument sends an instruction, a clinician encourages and guides a patient to improve the target muscle contraction strength to the maximum extent, a threshold value is set according to the myoelectric signals collected by the system record, and the system can generate electric stimulation to the patient after the threshold value is reached, so that the patient can complete target actions. The patient should either fully relax the muscles or try to maintain the target motion according to the system instructions. In the training process, the patient should be guided to control the shoulder joint lifting movement, abduction movement and anteflexion movement in time through feedback signals, the training time is 30 min/time, the treatment is 5 times/week, and the treatment lasts for 2 weeks.
Observation indexes are as follows: the motor function of the upper limbs, the degree of neurological deficit and the recovery of daily life capacity of the two groups of patients were compared. Evaluating the motor function and neurological impairment degree of the upper limb of the affected side of the patient by using a Fugl-Meyer rating scale; assessing the daily living capacity of the patient by applying the Barthel index; the more ideal the patient's upper limb movement and daily living ability is restored, the higher each score.
Statistical treatment: processing data by using SPSS 22.0 software; the measured data are expressed as (x +/-s) and a t test is adopted; p < 0.05 is statistically significant.
TABLE 1 comparison of Fugl-Meyer and Barthel scores before and after treatment (x. + -. s, min.) for two groups of patients
As a result: comparison of Fugl-Meyer and Barthel scores before and after treatment in two groups of patients: the difference between the Fugl-Meyer and Barthel scores before treatment in the two groups is not statistically significant (P is more than 0.05); Fugl-Meye and Barthel scores were higher in the observation group than in the reference group after treatment, and the difference was statistically significant (P < 0.05).
The present invention is not limited to the above preferred embodiments, and any modifications, equivalent replacements, improvements, etc. within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
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