Rehabilitation walker with Yakura that can measure leg strength by suspending a person sitting on an inclined cushion from overhead via a tension coil spring

摘要

An object of the present invention is to measure the leg strength because the lifting angle for suspending both waists changes greatly. A right Yakura ring that fixes the upper ends of two pipes that fix the lower ends to both the left and right sides on the upper frame at both ends of the overhead Yakura pipe at the center of the walker, Connect the right and left straps that hang down to the left Yakura ring to a wheelchair person's wearing belt that sits on an inclined cushion, and the other right and left straps that hang down the right and left Yakura rings are the upper frame Hanging on the right and left wheels on the upper plate fixed on the top plate, connect it to the upper plate, hang the lower plate with the lower hook of each tension coil spring hanging from the upper plate, and attach it to both ends of the lower plate The lower right string and left lower string to be connected are wound around the right and left winding wheels arranged on the lower plate fixed on the lower frame, and the rotating shaft with the right and left winding wheels fixed is decelerated. The machine is connected to the machine and the speed reducer is turned manually to lift the person and lift it. Rehabilitation walker with Yakura that measures and diagnoses leg strength by adjusting the number of tension coil springs and calculating the force. [Selection] Figure 1