Trainer-labyrinth for lessons on restoring fine motor skills in patients with neurological clinic

摘要

The useful model "Trainer-labyrinth for lessons on restoring fine motor skills in patients with neurological clinics" refers to medicine for the division of neurology and neuropsychology and can be used in neuro-rehabilitation departments of neurological and neurosurgical clinics in conducting sessions on restoring fine motility in patients with a neurological clinic with organic lesions the brain of various etiologies. The proposed device comprises a plastic body made of a cylindrical shape with a diameter150-250 mm, height 20-30 mm, two transparent plastic plates (2) made of plastic are rigidly fixed on top and bottom of each plate, the diameter of each of which is equal to the outer diameter of the body (1), and inside the body (1) rigidly fixed made of plastic a light colored central plate (3) on both sides of which are made of dark-colored plastic partitions (4) forming labyrinth paths designed to move the metal ball (5), while in the central plate (3), at the beginning and end of each of the labyrinths, two x opening (6) connecting labyrinths, and at the sides of the housing (1) two symmetrically arranged devices protrusion formed (7), which by axial connections (8) adjustably secured ends made of metal semicircular bracket (9) fixed to the central part of the semicircular staple (9), by means of a ball joint (10) fixed at different positions by means of a thumbscrew (13), a movable handle (11) is movably fixed to which are attached 1-2 the strap (20). The proposed useful model makes it possible to provide patients with a neurological clinic with a significant number of various tasks for the restoration of fine motor skills with a gradual increase in the degree of complexity of tasks, and also provides the opportunity to conduct sessions with patients who have impaired finger movements and visual impairment. to which 1-2 straps (20) are attached. The proposed useful model makes it possible to provide patients with a neurological clinic with a significant number of various tasks for the restoration of fine motor skills with a gradual increase in the degree of complexity of tasks, and also provides the opportunity to conduct sessions with patients who have impaired finger movements and visual impairment. to which 1-2 straps (20) are attached. The proposed useful model makes it possible to provide patients with a neurological clinic with a significant number of various tasks for the restoration of fine motor skills with a gradual increase in the degree of complexity of tasks, and also provides the opportunity to conduct sessions with patients who have impaired finger movements and visual impairment.