Orthopedic hospital bed and surgical table with the functions of traction and reduction

Abstract

Disclosed is an orthopedics hospital bed and surgical table with the functions of traction and reduction comprising a bedstead, and at least one traction holder, wherein, each of the traction holder includes two traction pillars and a traction beam detachably mounted on top ends of the two traction pillars; a sliding rail is provided at each of the two sides of the bedstead and extends in a direction of a length of the bedstead; lower ends of the two traction pillars of each traction holder are slidably mounted in the two sliding rails respectively, and connected into the sliding rail through a rotate shaft or a hinge; the traction pillars are locked forwardly at set-up position, and the traction beam is configured to connect to a traction device.

Claims

1. An orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction comprising a bedstead, the bedstead is provided with bedrails at both sides, wherein, further comprising: at least one traction holder, wherein, each of the traction holder includes two traction pillars and a traction beam detachably mounted on top ends of the two traction pillars; a sliding rail is provided at each of the two sides of the bedstead and extends in a direction of a length of the bedstead; lower ends of the two traction pillars of each traction holder are slidably mounted in the two sliding rails respectively, and connect into the sliding rail through a rotate shaft or a hinge; the traction pillars are locked forwardly at set-up position, and the traction beam is configured to connect to a traction device, wherein, a pulling rod is disposed on the bedstead in longitudinal direction of the bedstead, and the sliding rail comprises slots provided at the bedrails at both sides of the bedstead and a slot provided at the pulling rod; the orthopedic hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction comprising a plurality of traction holders, wherein, two traction pillars of at least one of the traction holder are disposed on the slot at bedrail at one side and the slot at the pulling rod respectively; and two traction pillars of at least one of the traction holder are disposed on the slot at bedrail at the other side.

2. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 1, wherein, a connecting recess is provided vertically downward at the upper end of the traction pillars, and both ends of the traction beam are inserted into the connecting recesses.

3. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 1, wherein the sliding rail includes slots having upward openings and provided on the bedrails; the orthopedic hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction comprising two traction holders, which are back and forwards arranged on the slots on the bedrails at both sides.

4. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 1, wherein, two rods are disposed on the bedstead in longitudinal direction of the bedstead, and the sliding rail comprises slots provided at the bedrails at both sides of the bedstead and slots provided at the two rods respectively; the orthopedic hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction comprising a plurality of traction holders, wherein, two traction pillars of at least one of the traction holder are respectively disposed on the slot at bedrail at one side and the slot at the pulling rod adjacent to the bedrail at one side; and two traction pillars of at least one of the traction holder are disposed on the slot at bedrail at the other side and the slot at the pulling rod adjacent to the bedrail at the other side.

5. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 3, wherein, a connecting rod is provided between two traction pillars on the slot at the bedrail at the same side.

6. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 3, wherein, a connecting rod is provided between two traction pillars on the slot at the bedrail at the same side.

7. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 4, wherein, a connecting rod is provided between two traction pillars on the slot at the bedrail at the same side.

8. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 5, wherein, the connecting rod is an assembled structure, which includes a first rod, a second rod, and a bushing; the bushing has internal thread for connecting the first rod and second rod, and external threads of the first rod has a spiral direction opposite to that of the second rod.

9. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 3, characterized in that the slots at bedrails and pulling rod are through slots which have openings at both ends of the bedrails and pulling rod; the rotate shaft or hinge at lower end of the traction pillar is detachably connected to the bottom surface of the slot; and a plurality of connecting holes are arranged longitudinally at bottom surface of the slot.

10. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 4, characterized in that the slots at bedrails and pulling rod are through slots which have openings at both ends of the bedrails and pulling rod; the rotate shaft or hinge at lower end of the traction pillar is detachably connected to the bottom surface of the slot; and a plurality of connecting holes are arranged longitudinally at bottom surface of the slot.

11. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 1, wherein, the traction pillar includes an inner sleeve and an outer sleeve; outer wall of the inner sleeve slidably contact to inner wall of the outer sleeve; and the inner sleeve and an outer sleeve are provided with pin holes or spring snaps in a direction of length configured to adjust height.

12. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 1, wherein, a front part of a bottom surface of the traction pillar is flat, which is pushed against a top surface of a base of the rotate shaft or hinge in case that the traction pillar is set up, such that the traction pillar is locked for preventing being tilted forwards; and rear part of the bottom surface of the traction pillar is arc surface, which permits the traction pillar to be rotated and tilted backward.

13. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 1, wherein, the traction beam is an assembled structure, a middle part of the traction beam rotatably connects to both end parts of the traction beam and is provided with connecting holes for connecting to the traction device.

14. The orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction according to claim 1, wherein, legs of the bedstead are provided with wheels.

15. An orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction comprising a bedstead, the bedstead is provided with bedrails at both sides, wherein, further comprising: at least one traction holder, wherein, each of the traction holder includes two traction pillars and a traction beam detachably mounted on top ends of the two traction pillars; a sliding rail is provided at each of the two sides of the bedstead and extends in a direction of a length of the bedstead; lower ends of the two traction pillars of each traction holder are slidably mounted in the two sliding rails respectively, and connect into the sliding rail through a rotate shaft or a hinge; the traction pillars are locked forwardly at set-up position, and the traction beam is configured to connect to a traction device, wherein, a pulling rod is disposed on the bedstead in longitudinal direction of the bedstead, and the sliding rail comprises slots provided at the bedrails at both sides of the bedstead and a slot provided at the pulling rod; the orthopedic hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction comprising a plurality of traction holders, wherein, two traction pillars of at least one of the traction holder are disposed on the slot at bedrail at one side and the slot at the pulling rod respectively; and two traction pillars of at least one of the traction holder are disposed on the slot at bedrail at the other side, wherein, the orthopedic hospital bed with functions of traction and reduction is used as a surgical table.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the orthopedics hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction according to an embodiment of the disclosure.

(2) FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the orthopedics hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction according to another embodiment of the disclosure.

(3) FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the orthopedics hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction according to a further embodiment of the disclosure.

(4) FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a traction pillar of the disclosure.

(5) FIG. 5 is a side view of the FIG. 4.

(6) Reference numerals in the above drawings are as follows:

(7) bedstead 1, pulling rod 2, wheel 3, bedrail 4, slot 5, traction pillar 6, rotate shaft 7, pin 8, connecting recess 9, traction beam 10, inner sleeve 11, outer sleeve 12, pin 13, connecting rod 14, bushing 15, base of the rotate shaft 16, screw 17, sleeve of the rotate shaft 18.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

(8) Specific embodiments in this disclosure have been shown by examples in the foregoing drawings and are hereinafter described in detail. The figures and written description are not intended to limit the scope of the inventive concepts in any manner. Rather, they are provided to illustrate the inventive concepts to a person skilled in the art by reference to particular embodiments. The same or similar features employ identical reference numerals, and the detailed description thereof is omitted. The orthopedics hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction according to the disclosure includes a bedstead 1, a pulling rod 2, a wheel 3 and bedrail 4 etc. The improvement point of the present disclosure is to provide at least one traction holder on the bedstead 1. Each traction holder includes two traction pillars 6 and one traction beam 10 detachably mounted on top ends of the two traction pillars 6. A sliding rail is provided at each of the two sides of the bedstead 1 and extends in the direction along the length of the bedstead 1. Lower ends of two traction pillars 6 of each traction holder are slidably mounted in the two sliding rails respectively, and connected into the sliding rail through a rotate shaft 7 or hinge. The traction pillars 6 may be laid down and set up in the sliding rail. When the traction pillars 6 are set up, they may be locked forwardly, and the traction beam 10 may be connected to a traction device, such as a traction bow.

(9) As shown in FIG. 1, in an embodiment of the orthopedics hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction, the sliding rail includes slots 5 with an upward opening. Two slots 5 are provided on two bedrails 4 at both sides of the bedstead 1 and extend in a direction of the length of the bedrail 4. The Traction pillars 6 are provided at the slots 5 at the bedrail 4 respectively. At each slot 5, two pillars 6 are arranged back and forwards. At slots 5 on both sides of the bedstead 1, the traction pillars 6 are arranged face to face. A connecting recess 9 is provided vertically downward at the upper end of each traction pillar 6. The traction beam 10 is connected between the connecting recesses 9 on two traction pillar 6 correspondingly located at the bedrail 4 on both sides. Both ends of the traction beam 10 are movably inserted into the connecting recesses 9 respectively. The traction beam 10 plays a function of connecting to the traction device. Bony structures of the lower limbs of a patient, the traction device and the traction beam 10 constitute an integral configuration during traction. The lower limbs of the patient may be raised by using the traction pillars 6, which may avoid the lower limbs of the patient to suffer long-term compression, and complications such as thrombosis. The orthopedics hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction is especially suitable for old patient.

(10) As shown in FIG. 2, in another embodiment of the orthopedics hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction, the sliding rail includes a plurality of slots 5 with upward openings. These slots 5 are respectively provided on the bedrail 4 at both sides of the bedstead 1 and two longitudinal pulling rods 2 between two bedsteads 1 and extend in a direction of the length of the bedstead 1. Two traction pillars 6 are arranged back and forwards at each slot 5. The traction pillars 6 in the two slots 5 at the rods 2 and the traction pillars 6 in the two slots 5 at the bedrails 4 at both sides constitute two independent traction holders respectively. The traction beam 10 is mounted on top end of each independent traction holder. The above structure provides advantageous as follows: the two traction holders at both sides could be used respectively, that is, if the right limbs of the patient needs traction, the traction holder at right side could be used, and the traction holder at left side could be laid down, such that the space occupied by the traction device may be reduced. The traction holder at left side could be used similarly.

(11) As shown in FIG. 3, in a further embodiment of the orthopedics hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction. The slot 5 is provided at one pulling rod 2 instead of two rods 2. Two traction pillars 6 are mounted at the slot 5 of the pulling rod 2, which could combine with the traction pillars 6 at the bedrail 4 at both sides to constitute two independent traction holders respectively. Alternatively, two traction pillars 6 of one traction holder could be mounted at the same slot 5 at the bedrail 4 at one side. The above structure is simple, and the traction beam 10 could be selectively connected to the traction pillars 6 at both sides according to the need for traction of corresponding limbs of the patient.

(12) As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the traction pillars 6 connect to the slots 5 of the bedrail 4 at each side and pulling rod 2 through the rotate shaft 7 or hinge at lower ends. The traction pillars 6 may be laid down and set up along the slot 5. When the traction pillars 6 are set up, they may be locked forwardly. The locking structure is that: a front part of the bottom surface of the traction pillar 6 is flat, which could be pushed against a top surface of the base of the rotate shaft or hinge when the traction pillar 6 is set up, such that the traction pillar 6 at set-up position could not be tilted forward so as to be drawn forward to traction; the rear part of the bottom surface of the traction pillar 6 is arc surface, which ensures the traction pillar 6 could be rotated backward so as to be laid down backward along the slot 5. A plurality of connecting holes are arranged longitudinally at bottom surface of the slot 5, such that the position of shaft 7 or hinge could be adjusted back and forwards, which facilitates to perform traction for various patients.

(13) As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the height of the traction pillar 6 could be adjusted to suit various traction demands. The traction pillar 6 includes an inner sleeve 11 and an outer sleeve 12 sleeved outside the inner sleeve 11. The outer sleeve 12 is movable up-and-down relative to the inner sleeve 11. A plurality of pin holes are arranged longitudinally at the inner sleeve 11 and outer sleeve 12 respectively, in which the pin 13 is inserted so as to adjust the height of the traction pillar 6. Alternatively, a spring snap may be provided between the inner sleeve 11 and the outer sleeve 12 to achieve the height adjustment.

(14) The inner sleeve 11 and the outer sleeve 12 of the traction pillar 6 may be square as shown in the drawings or circular.

(15) As shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3, in order to improve stability of traction, a connecting rod 14 may be provided between two traction pillars 6 arranged back and forwards. Both ends of the connecting rod 14 connect to the two traction pillars 6 respectively. In one embodiment, the connecting rod 14 is an assembled structure, which includes a first rod, a second pulling rod and a bushing 15. The bushing 15 has internal thread for connecting the first pulling rod and second rod. External thread of the first pulling rod has a spiral direction opposite to that of the second pulling rod, such that if the length of the connecting rod 14 is required to be adjusted, both ends of the connecting rod 14 could be elongated or shortened simultaneously by rotating the bushing 15. Another important function of the connecting rod 14 is to constitute the traction pillars 6 to be an integral structure, which provides great help to integrally move the traction pillars 6 when changing beds.

(16) As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, in order to keep traction condition during changing beds caused by performing operation or other reasons, the slot 5 at bedrails 4 and rods 2 may be designed as through slot so as to act as a sliding rail. The slot 5 has openings at both ends of the bedrails 4 and rods 2. Meanwhile, the rotate shaft 7 or hinge at lower ends of the traction pillar 6 is detachably connected to the bottom surface of the slot 5. As shown in FIG. 4, a sleeve of the rotate shaft 18 is disposed at the base of the rotate shaft 16, through which a middle part of the rotate shaft 7 is passed, and both ends of the rotate shaft 7 are passed through holes of the rotate shaft at lower end of the traction pillar 6. The base of the rotate shaft 16 connects to the slot 5 via a screw 17. If requiring to move the traction pillar 6, loosening the screw 17 at the base of the rotate shaft 16, and sliding the traction pillar 6 along the slot 5 to another hospital bed having an identical slot 5. Accordingly, the patient need not to suffer any pain and the traction effect is retained.

(17) As shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3, both ends of the traction beam 10 connects to the upper ends of the traction pillars 6 via recesses. A middle part of the traction beam 10 rotatably connects to both end parts of the traction beam 10 respectively. The middle part of the traction beam 10 is provided with connecting holes for connecting to the traction device. By the above structure, during performing traction, the middle part of the traction beam 10 is rotatable for adjusting angle of the traction beam 10, therefore the connection between the traction beam 10 and the traction device, such as a traction bow, is more suitable for actual traction requirement, and a better traction effect may be obtained.

(18) The concept of the disclosure is providing the traction holder on the bedstead for traction and reduction. Besides to the embodiments described above, many other embodiments are feasible, therefore, the above embodiments are not intended to limit the protection scope of the present disclosure. All modifications, equivalent improvements made within the spirit and principles of the present disclosure shall fall within the protection scope of the present disclosure.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY

(19) The present disclosure provides the orthopedics hospital bed with the functions of traction and reduction, wherein, the traction holder is mounted on the sliding rail of the bedstead, which may be set up and laid down. In case of setting up, the traction holder could cooperate with the traction devices, such as traction bow, to perform traction and reduction; In case that the traction holder is laid down, orthopedics hospital bed becomes a common hospital bed. Therefore, the cost of treatment could be reduced greatly.

(20) Exemplary embodiments have been specifically shown and described as above. It is to be understood that both the foregoing general description are exemplary and explanatory only and are not restrictive of the invention. It will be appreciated the aforesaid embodiments may be modified and portions of the technical features therein may be equally changed, which does not depart from the spirit or principle. All suitable modifications and equivalent which come within the spirit and scope of the appended claims are intended to fall within the scope of the disclosure.