WO2012020518A1 - 触覚による照準機能を有するカイロプラクティック用装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a chiropractic device having a tactile aiming function. More particularly, the present invention relates to a chiropractic device comprising: (i) a chiropractic adjuster means; and (ii) an abutment attached to the adjuster means and capable of relative movement with respect to the adjuster means.
- a relative movement of the contact means and the adjuster means to move the tip of the adjuster means to the aiming space of the tip of the contact means. It is possible to contact the body surface, to an apparatus for chiropractic, characterized in that.
- the patient is palpated with the most sensitive fingertip to determine the location where chiropractic treatment is to be performed, and then thrust is accurately applied to that location. Therefore, the chiropractic treatment can be performed more effectively and efficiently.
- the chiropractic device of the present invention can be easily carried.
- “Chiropractic” is a coined word that means “skill”, which is a combination of the Greek word “Chiro” and “Prakticos”.
- the patient is palpated at each part of the hand, such as the fingertip and bean bone, to determine where the treatment should be performed, and the thrust (thrust) ) (High-speed, low-amplitude impact), or by applying thrust using a device that utilizes the elastic force or electromagnetic force of a spring.
- appropriate thrust is applied to the skull, spine, lumbar vertebra, pelvis, extremity joints, etc., and their displacement is corrected to improve various diseases ( Such bone misalignment is called “subluxation” or “misalignment”).
- thrust in the field of chiropractic is a term that includes all kinds of “mechanical pressure”. Methods for applying mechanical pressure include the operator's fingertips and rods on the patient's body surface.
- Treatment is usually called “adjustment”, so the treatment is often called “adjustment”.
- the term “manipulation” is sometimes used in the same meaning as “adjustment”.
- contact point the location of the patient's body surface to which thrust is applied.
- the part of the patient's body surface to which the thrust is applied is often referred to as a “contact point”.
- Non-Patent Document 1 Introduction to Cognitive", written by Masamichi Suzuki, published by Taniguchi Shoten, Japan) (1987), Non-Patent Document 2 ( “First-time chiropractic skills: From basic principles to manipulation skills”, edited by David Byfield, translated by Motoaki Otani, published by Nihon Kokusai Medical School (1999), Non-Patent Document 3 (“Okai DC Techniques Book Basics” Ed., “Practical Cognitive“ Adjustment ”Technique”, Kengo Okai, Nihon Kokubun Nippon Medical Science Publishing Co., Ltd. (2004)), etc. Refer to Non-Patent Documents 1 and 3 for the term “adjustment”. Please refer.
- the finger and wrist are strained, the practitioner (chiropractor) is injured, the direction of the thrust is not accurate, and the desired effect May not be obtained.
- the bean bone is often used, but it is less sensitive than the fingertip, and skill is required for accurate adjustment using the bean bone. Cost.
- adjustment may be performed using equipment (chiropractic device).
- the chiropractic device thrust is applied to the patient using the elastic force and electromagnetic force of the spring.
- Conventional chiropractic devices include, for example, US Patent Application Publication No. 2002/0082532 (Patent Document 1), US Pat. No. 6,379,375 (Patent Document 2), and US Pat. No. 6,602,211. No. (Patent Document 3) and US Pat. No. 6,805,700 (Patent Document 4).
- Cognitive devices such as these are commonly referred to as “activators”, and chiropractic techniques using these devices are sometimes referred to as “Activator Methods Cosmetic Technology (AMCT)”. .
- a chiropractic device is often referred to as an “adjuster” in the sense of a device used for “adjustment”. Therefore, in the present invention, a chiropractic device is often referred to as an “adjuster”.
- Atlas Orthogonal Technology is one area of chiropractic.
- Atlas-Orthogonal technique the target of the adjustment is limited to the first cervical vertebra (“atlas” or C1).
- Atlas Orthogonal Technique uses a large installation-type facility dedicated to the correction of the first cervical spine.
- the chiropractic device adjuster
- the chiropractic device is attached to a movable arm that can hold it stably.
- the chiropractic device can be stably held, so that a skilled practitioner can relatively easily perform accurate adjustment of the first cervical spine.
- this large facility is dedicated to the correction of the first cervical vertebra and cannot be used to adjust bones other than the first cervical vertebra.
- the device is a chiropractic device, comprising: (i) chiropractic adjuster means; and (ii) attached to the adjuster means.
- a contact means that can move relative to the adjuster means, and has a tip that can touch the tip of a finger for palpation of a user and that can touch the surface of a patient's body.
- the tip of the contact means is a sighting space in which the tip of the finger for palpation of the user can be received and brought into contact with the patient's body surface. The patient can receive the tip of the adjuster.
- Abutting means having an aiming space for abutting against the body surface of the body, and by moving the contact means and the adjuster means relative to each other, the tip of the adjuster means Abutment means is moved to the sighting space tip portion of it is possible to contact the body surface of the patient, and can solve the above problems by a chiropractic and wherein the. Based on this finding, the present invention has been completed.
- the patient is palpated with the most sensitive fingertip of the human body to determine the location where chiropractic treatment (adjustment) is to be performed, and then the location is accurate. Since it is possible to add thrust, it is possible to perform the adjustment more effectively and efficiently.
- the chiropractic device of the present invention is easy to carry and can be adjusted with the user's hands in contact with the patient. Accurate and effective adjustment can be easily performed.
- a chiropractic device comprising: The following means (i) and (ii): (I) Cognitive adjuster means, A longitudinally extending thrust member having a thrust head constituting the tip of the adjuster means; A driving member for applying a thrust in the longitudinal direction to the thrust member; and a trigger member for operating the driving member; And (ii) an abutment means attached to the adjuster means and capable of moving relative to the adjuster means, and abutting against a tip of a finger for palpation of a user A tip that can be contacted with the body surface of the patient, and the tip of the contact means receives the tip of the finger for palpation of the user and makes contact with the patient's body surface.
- An abutment means having an aiming space for receiving the abutment portion of the adjuster means and abutting against the patient's body surface, And by moving the abutment means and the adjuster means relative to each other, the tip of the adjuster means is moved to the aiming space of the tip of the contact means and brought into contact with the body surface of the patient. Is possible, An apparatus for chiropractic is provided.
- a device for chiropractic The following means (i) and (ii): (I) Conditioning adjuster means, A longitudinally extending thrust member having a thrust head constituting the tip of the adjuster means; A driving member for applying a thrust in the longitudinal direction to the thrust member; and a trigger member for operating the driving member; And (ii) an abutment means attached to the adjuster means and capable of moving relative to the adjuster means, and abutting against a tip of a finger for palpation of a user A tip that can be contacted with the patient's body surface, and the tip of the contact means receives the tip of the user's finger for palpation and makes contact with the patient's body surface An abutment means having an aiming space for receiving the abutment portion of the adjuster means and abutting against the patient's body surface, And by moving the abutment means and the adjuster means relative to each other, the tip of the adjuster means is moved to the aiming space of the tip of the contact means and brought into contact with the body
- the tip of the abutting means is a plate, the plate has an upper surface and a lower surface, and a through hole extending between both surfaces, the through hole being the aiming space, and the adjuster means is the plate 2.
- the abutment means is a pipe that can be expanded and contracted, the front end side of the adjuster means is inserted into the rear end side opening of the pipe, the front end side opening of the pipe is the aiming space, and the pipe 2.
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- FIG. 1 shows an example of a chiropractic device.
- a chiropractic device 1 of the present invention includes a chiropractic adjuster means 2 (hereinafter, “chiropractic adjuster means” is often simply referred to as “adjuster means”) and a contact means 3. .
- the adjuster means 2 will be described later.
- the 1 has a shaft 3B, a spring holding member 3C, a spring holding member 3D, and a coiled spring 3E.
- the coil spring 3E may be either a compression spring or a tension spring.
- the coiled spring 3E is wound around the shaft 3B.
- the spring holding member 3 ⁇ / b> C is attached to the adjuster means 2.
- the spring holding member 3C can be attached to the adjuster means 2 by using a known method such as welding, welding, adhesion, screwing, or screwing.
- the spring holding member 3C and the spring holding member 3D hold the coiled spring 3E from above and below, respectively.
- the holding member 3C further has a through hole, thereby holding the shaft 3B slidably.
- the coil spring 3E expands and contracts, the shaft 3B slides through the through hole of the holding member 3C, and the contact means 3 can move up and down. That is, in FIG. 1, the abutting means 3 can be relatively moved in the longitudinal direction of the adjuster means 2.
- the distal end portion 3A of the abutting means 3 can abut on the distal end portion of the finger F for palpation by the user and can abut on the body surface P of the patient.
- the aiming space 4 is located directly below the tip 2A of the adjuster means 2.
- the aiming space 4 is a space in which the tip of the finger F for palpation by the user can be received and brought into contact with the patient's body surface P, and the tip of the adjuster means can be received on the patient's body surface. This is a space for contact.
- the tip 2A of the adjuster means 2 is moved to the aiming space 4 and brought into contact with the patient's body surface. Is possible.
- the tip 3A of the contact means 3 is rod-shaped, but it is not necessary to be rod-shaped.
- the tip of the contact means may have a curved shape such as an arc shape or a substantially arc shape.
- the tip of the contact means may be a loop.
- the tip of the contact means may be a plate.
- FIG. 2 shows an example of a chiropractic device when the shape of the tip 3A of the contact means 3 is an arc.
- the inside of the arcuate tip is the aiming space 4.
- the size of the arcuate tip portion the following description of the size when the tip portion 3A of the contact means 3 is a loop applies. (The arcuate tip is identified with a loop (circle) that includes the arcuate tip as part.)
- FIG. 3 shows an example of a chiropractic device when the tip 3A of the contact means 3 is a loop.
- the inside of the loop is the aiming space 4.
- the shape of the loop is not particularly limited.
- the loop is circular, but need not be circular.
- shapes other than a circle include an ellipse and a polygon.
- polygons include triangles (such as regular triangles), quadrilaterals (such as squares), pentagons, and hexagons.
- the loop may not be a complete loop, and may be, for example, a broken loop (not a closed curve).
- the loop has a size through which both the tip of the finger F for palpation of the user and the tip 2A of the adjuster means 2 can pass.
- the size of the loop the following description of the size of the through hole in the case where the tip 3A of the contact means 3 is a plate having a through hole is applicable.
- FIG. 4 shows an example of an apparatus for chiropractic when the tip 3A of the contact means 3 is a plate.
- the plate 3A has an upper surface and a lower surface and through-holes extending between both surfaces, the through-hole is the aiming space 4, and the adjuster means 2 is located on the upper surface side of the plate 3A, The lower surface of the plate 3A can contact the patient's body surface P.
- the through hole (sighting space 4) of the plate 3A has a size through which both the tip of the finger F for palpation of the user and the tip 2A of the adjuster means 2 can pass.
- the size of the through hole of the plate 3A is not particularly limited as long as both the tip of the finger F for palpation by the user and the tip 2A of the adjuster means 2 can pass through.
- the size of the through hole of the plate 3A is as follows.
- the through hole of the plate 3A has a size such that the diameter of the largest circle it can contain is usually in the range of 3 mm to 50 mm, preferably in the range of 3 mm to 25 mm. (Hereinafter, “the diameter of the largest circle that can be included in the through hole” is simply referred to as “the diameter of the through hole”.)
- the lower limit of the diameter of the through hole of the plate 3A is more preferably 5 mm, and still more preferably. Is 8 mm.
- the upper limit of the diameter of the through hole of the plate 3A is more preferably 17 mm, and still more preferably 12 mm.
- the tip of the finger F for palpation of the user is thicker than the tip 2A of the adjuster means 2, so the diameter of the through hole depends on the thickness of the tip of the finger F for palpation of the user. It is desirable to decide.
- the diameter of the through hole is preferably the same as or slightly smaller than the maximum diameter of the tip of the finger F for palpation by the user (about 1 mm to about 3 mm). (Because the tip of the finger F for palpation has a certain degree of flexibility, the tip of the finger F can pass through a through hole having a diameter slightly smaller than the maximum diameter of the tip of the finger F for palpation.
- the diameter of the tip of the adjuster thrust head used in the Atlas / Orthogonal technique is usually about 3 mm, and is generally used for adjusters for other purposes (ie, portable adjusters).
- the tip diameter is in the range of about 10 mm to about 15 mm.
- the maximum diameter of the tip of the finger F for palpation by the user is about 25 mm or less, and is usually in the range of about 10 mm to about 15 mm.
- the diameter of the through-hole is larger than the maximum diameter of the tip of the user's palpation finger F (that is, during palpation, the tip of the user's palpation finger F and the periphery of the through-hole)
- the patient's body surface to which thrust is applied by palpation with the tip of the finger F for palpation positioned at the center of the largest circle that can be included in the through-hole. Is preferably determined at the center of the circle.
- the tip 2A of the adjuster means 2 is moved to the through hole of the plate 3A, the tip 2A is placed at the center of the largest circle that the through hole can contain, so that a more accurate adjustment can be achieved. It becomes possible.
- the shape of the through hole of the plate 3A is not particularly limited.
- Examples of the shape of the through hole include a circle, an ellipse, a polygon (for example, a triangle such as a regular triangle, a quadrangle such as a square, a pentagon such as a regular pentagon), a shape surrounded by any other closed curve, and the like. is there.
- a part of the periphery of the through hole of the plate 3A may be missing. For example, there may be a crack or a cut from the through hole to the end of the plate 3A so that the through hole communicates with the end of the plate 3A.
- the abutment means 3 may be a pipe that can be expanded and contracted.
- the tip end side of the adjuster means 2 is inserted into the rear end side opening of the pipe 3 which is a contact means (further, the rear end portion of the pipe 3 is attached to the adjuster means 2).
- the opening on the tip side of the pipe 3 is the aiming space 4.
- the peripheral edge portion 3F of the opening on the distal end side of the pipe has a hole 3G that can receive the distal end portion of the finger F for palpation by the user and be positioned in the aiming space 4.
- the rear end of the pipe 3 is attached to the adjuster means 2 by joining the inner wall of the rear end of the pipe 3 to the adjuster means 2 (using a known method such as welding, welding, bonding, screwing, or screwing). It can be carried out.
- the above description of the size of the through hole when the tip 3A of the contact means 3 is a plate having a through hole is applicable.
- the shape and size of the hole 3G in the peripheral edge 3F of the opening on the distal end side of the pipe are particularly limited as long as the distal end of the finger F for palpation by the user can be received and positioned in the aiming space 4. There is no.
- the hole 3G may be cut so that the finger F can be inserted.
- the chiropractic device of the present invention may further include holding means for holding the chiropractic device to the user as desired.
- the shape of the holding means is not particularly limited.
- the holding unit may be a grippable member or a belt-shaped member (belt member) that can be engaged with a hand or a wrist.
- the kind of belt member is not particularly limited, and may be a linear structure having the same structure and method of use as a belt as clothing, or an annular structure such as a rubber band.
- the holding means can be attached to at least one selected from the group consisting of the adjuster means 2 and the contact means 3.
- the material of the holding means is not particularly limited, and can be selected from the following materials as the material for forming the adjuster means 2 and the contact means 3, but generally, a flexible material (cloth, rubber, flexible It is preferably a plastic.
- the device for chiropractic can be operated using only one hand of the user or can be operated using both hands of the user.
- the tip of the contact means is a plate
- the chiropractic device can be easily operated with one hand. This is because, as shown in FIG. 4, when the plate, which is the tip of the contact means, is placed on the patient's body surface, it can be held more stably with one hand.
- Palpation can be performed while the tip of the contact means is in contact with the tip of the finger for palpation, or without the tip of the contact means being in contact with the tip of the finger for palpation. You can also.
- palpation is performed while the tip of the contact means is in contact with the tip of the finger for palpation, the patient determined by palpation when the adjustment location on the patient's body surface is determined by palpation
- the aiming space of the tip of the abutment means is located at an adjustment location on the body surface.
- the finger for palpation is determined after the adjustment location on the patient's body surface is determined by palpation.
- the tip of the contact means is brought into contact with the tip of the finger for palpation so that the aiming space of the tip of the contact means is located at an adjustment location on the body surface of the patient.
- the aiming space of the tip of the abutting means can be positioned at the adjustment location on the patient's body surface determined by palpation, and therefore an accurate adjustment can be made.
- the tip of the abutment means has a rod shape as shown in FIG. 1, palpation may be performed while the rod-like tip is brought into contact with the tip of a finger for palpation using a hand not used for palpation.
- the rod-shaped tip can be brought into contact with the tip for palpation using a hand not used for palpation.
- the tip of the contact means When the tip of the contact means has a shape that can be easily engaged with the tip of the finger for palpation of the user as in FIGS. 2 to 5, the tip of the contact means is engaged. Since the portion can be brought into contact with the tip portion of the finger for palpation more accurately, more accurate adjustment can be performed.
- the way of engaging the tip of the finger for palpation with the tip of the contact means is as follows.
- the tip of the contact means is arcuate, and the tip of the finger for palpation is put into engagement with the arcuate tip of the contact means.
- the tip of the contact means is a loop, and the tip of a finger for palpation is put into the loop and engaged.
- FIG. 2 to FIG. 5 the way of engaging the tip of the finger for palpation with the tip of the contact means is as follows.
- the tip of the contact means is arcuate, and the tip of the finger for palpation is put into engagement with the arcuate tip of the contact means.
- the tip of the contact means is a plate having a through hole, and the tip of a finger for palpation is put into the through hole and engaged.
- the abutment means is a pipe, and the end of the pipe has an opening, and the tip of a finger for palpation is inserted into the opening and engaged.
- FIG. 6 shows a case where the palpation is performed without bringing the finger used for the palpation into contact with the tip of the contact means.
- the body surface portion expected to correspond to the target site in the patient's skeleton and the surrounding patient's skin are stretched. While removing the slack, the patient's body surface P is palpated with the tip of the user's finger F to determine the position to be adjusted.
- the finger F may be any of a thumb, an index finger, a middle finger, a ring finger, and a little finger.
- the finger F may be a right hand finger or a left hand finger.
- the tip 3A of the contact means 3 is moved to the tip of the user's finger F located at the position where the patient's body surface P is adjusted. Move.
- the distal end portion 3A of the contact means 3 is moved to the distal end portion of the user's finger F, the distal end portion 3A comes into contact with the distal end portion of the user's finger F, and the aiming space 4 is positioned at a position where adjustment is performed.
- the aiming space 4 is directly under the tip 2A of the adjuster means, and when the tip 2A of the adjuster means is moved to the aiming space 4, the tip 2A of the adjuster means becomes the adjustment position of the patient. It comes to contact.
- a final palpation may be performed in the state shown in FIG. 6B to confirm again the position where the adjustment is performed.
- the tip 2A of the adjuster means 2 is moved to the aiming space 4, and then the trigger member 2B of the adjuster means 2 is pulled to operate the adjuster means 2. (In FIG. 2, the trigger member 2B of the adjuster means 2 is omitted.)
- FIG. 6 shows the case where the longitudinal direction of the adjuster means 2 is perpendicular to the body surface P of the patient, but it is not necessary to be perpendicular.
- the longitudinal direction of the adjuster means 2 may be an angle (for example, 45 degrees) other than a right angle with respect to the body surface P of the patient.
- the angle formed by the longitudinal direction of the adjuster means 2 and the patient's body surface P may be determined according to the condition of the affected area.
- the tip 3A of the contact means 3 is a loop
- palpation is preferably performed while the tip of the finger F is engaged with the loop.
- the tip 3A of the contact means 3 is a plate having a through hole
- the chiropractic adjuster means 2 includes a thrust member extending in the longitudinal direction having a thrust head constituting the tip of the adjuster means, a driving member for applying a thrust forward in the longitudinal direction to the thrust member, and the driving member.
- a chiropractic adjuster means including a trigger member for actuating.
- the term “thrust forward in the longitudinal direction” given to the thrust member in the present invention means that the drive member pushes the thrust member forward in the longitudinal direction (that is, the thrust member moves macroscopically), and the drive member is a thrust member.
- the chiropractic adjuster means 2 used in the chiropractic device of the present invention is substantially the same in basic structure, operating mechanism and function as a conventional chiropractic device such as a so-called “activator”. The same can be used. Therefore, the chiropractic adjuster means 2 can be made using the same material based on the design information of the conventional chiropractic apparatus as disclosed in any of Patent Documents 1 to 4, for example. it can.
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic diagram of an example of the internal structure of the chiropractic adjuster 2.
- the chiropractic adjuster means 2 shown in FIG. 7 includes a thrust head 2A, a trigger member 2B, a coiled compression spring 2C, a thrust drive block 2D, a thrust rod 2E, and a coiled compression spring 2F.
- the trigger member 2B includes a coiled compression spring 2G.
- the coiled compression spring 2C and the thrust drive block 2D constitute a drive member for applying a thrust to the thrust member forward in the longitudinal direction.
- the thrust rod 2E and the thrust head 2A are integrated and constitute a thrust member.
- the coiled compression spring 2F contracts when the tip 2A of the adjuster means 2 is placed on an object (such as a patient's body surface) and functions as a cushion. That is, for example, the lowering operation of the tip 2A of the adjuster means 2 is performed by the thrust member (from the thrust rod 2E and the thrust head 2A) by the cushioning action of the coiled compression spring 2F even if the adjuster means 2 is fixed as a whole. Can only be realized by moving.
- the thrust member made up of the thrust rod 2E and the thrust head 2A is within the extension range of the coiled compression spring 2F by the drive member made up of the coiled compression spring 2C and the thrust drive block 2D.
- the structure is pushed forward (moves macroscopically) in the longitudinal direction.
- Such a structure is a structure generally employed in the so-called “activator”.
- the adjuster means 2 By pulling the trigger member 2B, the adjuster means 2 is operated, and thrust is applied to the patient.
- One method of pulling the trigger member 2B is to connect a trigger means (not shown) (not shown) to the trigger member 2B via a wire and move the trigger means with the user's finger.
- the finger engaged with the trigger means may be the same as or different from the finger F for palpation.
- a trigger member As another method of pulling the trigger member 2B, a trigger member is provided by providing a wired or wireless communication means (not shown) connected to the trigger member 2B and turning on the wired or wireless communication switch (electronic trigger means). One method is to subtract 2B. If this switch (electronic trigger means) is configured as a stepping type device, the switch can be operated with the foot of the user.
- wired or wireless communication that is, wired or wireless communication means connected to the trigger member 2B and a switch (electronic trigger means) used therewith
- wired or wireless communication means connected to the trigger member 2B and a switch (electronic trigger means) used therewith
- electrical and electronic engineering techniques well known in various industries, and commercially available products can be easily obtained.
- electrical and electronic engineering techniques well known in various industries, and commercially available products can be easily obtained.
- Examples of commercially available equipment that can be used for operation by wired communication include TGA-mini (manufactured by Toki Corporation, Japan).
- Examples of contractors that can be entrusted with the design and creation of equipment that can be used for wired or wireless communication operations include Nippon Kokusai Co., Ltd. Tomakosugi Giken, Japan Kokusai Osaka Automatic Electric Co., Ltd. be able to.
- a currently known wired or wireless remote control / manipulation technique by applying a currently known wired or wireless remote control / manipulation technique, a relatively small electric / electronic device or member necessary for wired or wireless operation of the trigger member 2B according to the present invention is created.
- FIG. 8 shows a schematic diagram of the internal structure of another example of the chiropractic adjuster 2.
- the adjuster means 2 shown in FIG. 8 does not have the coiled compression spring 2F in the adjuster means 2 of FIG. 7, and a thrust member composed of a thrust rod 2E and a thrust head 2A is fixed to the main body of the adjuster means 2.
- 7 has the same structure as the adjuster means 2.
- the adjuster means 2 shown in FIG. 8 has a thrust member of the adjuster means 2 as in the structure adopted in the chiropractic apparatus used in the above “Atlas Orthogonal Technique”. Since it is fixed to the main body, the thrust member does not move macroscopically independently from the main body of the adjuster means 2.
- a mechanical impulse is applied to the rear end of the thrust member by the drive member comprising the coiled compression spring 2C and the thrust drive block 2D. Thrust is generated as a pressure wave transmitted longitudinally forward from the rear end, thereby applying pressure (thrust) to the patient's body surface.
- the material of the thrust member is preferably a metal (steel or the like) from the viewpoint of increasing the efficiency with which the thrust member transmits pressure waves.
- the structure and operating principle of the adjuster means 2 are not limited to those shown in FIGS.
- the drive principle is any kind of drive known in the industry as the drive principle of chiropractic adjusters, such as the drive principle using pneumatic pressure or hydraulic pressure, the drive principle using electromagnetic force, or the drive principle using human power. The principle can be used.
- the material used for producing the chiropractic device of the present invention is not particularly limited as long as the object of the present invention is achieved.
- the material of the coiled compression spring of the chiropractic adjuster means 2 is preferably a metal (such as steel).
- Examples of materials for producing parts other than the coiled compression spring of the adjuster means 2 include plastics (vinyl chloride resin, acrylic resin, polypropylene, polycarbonate, etc.), steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and the like. The same applies to the contact means 3.
- the tip of the contact means 3 is a plate
- the lower surface of the plate is brought into contact with the patient's body surface during palpation or when the adjuster means 2 is operated. From the viewpoint of facilitating loosening of the patient's skin during palpation and preventing the plate's through-hole from shifting from the contact point determined by palpation, the lower surface of the plate (particularly the periphery of the through-hole) It is desirable that it is not too slippery with respect to the patient's body surface.
- a large number of small irregularities for example, 10 or more irregularities having a diameter of about 1 mm are formed per 1 cm 2 ) or roughened at least in the peripheral portion of the through-hole on the lower surface of the plate, It is preferable that at least the peripheral portion of the through hole in the lower surface is formed of rubber.
- the contact means 3 is a pipe that can be expanded and contracted, as described above, it is sufficient that only the peripheral part of the opening on the tip end side of the pipe can be expanded and contracted.
- a stretchable material is silicone rubber.
- the palpation in the chiropractic treatment method using the chiropractic device of the present invention is performed by bringing the tip of the abutment means into contact with the tip of the finger for palpation of the user and the tip of the finger for palpation of the user Position the aiming space at the tip of the abutment means at the target location on the patient's body surface by palpating with the tip of the finger for palpation of the user while the is positioned in the aiming space Or, after determining the target location on the patient's body surface by palpating using the tip of the user's palpation finger, the target location on the patient's body surface where the finger for palpation is located It can be performed in the same manner as the palpation method in the chiropractic method in the prior art, except that the tip of the contact means is moved so that the aiming space of the tip of the contact means is located.
- the palpation method in the chiropractic treatment method in the prior art is described in detail in Non-Patent Documents 1 to 3, for example.
- bones to be treated using the chiropractic device of the present invention can be generally performed on all bones that can be treated by chiropractic.
- bones to be treated using the chiropractic device of the present invention include occipital bone (OC), cervical vertebra (C1 to C7), thoracic vertebra (Th1 to Th12), lumbar vertebra (L1 to L5), pelvis, and extremities. Bones selected from the group consisting of these joints.
- a chiropractic practitioner having ordinary experience and skill can easily perform chiropractic treatment using the chiropractic apparatus of the present invention. Further, even a chiropractor who has no experience using a conventional chiropractic device (adjuster) can easily use the chiropractic device of the present invention.
- the patient is palpated with the most sensitive fingertip of the human body to determine the location where chiropractic treatment (adjustment) is to be performed, and then the location is accurate. Since it is possible to add thrust, it is possible to perform the adjustment more effectively and efficiently.
- the chiropractic device of the present invention is easily portable. Furthermore, using the chiropractic device of the present invention, the user's hands can be adjusted with the patient in contact with the patient, so even if you are not an expert, the skull, spine, lumbar spine, pelvis, limb joints, etc. Accurate and effective adjustment can be easily performed on any bone in the whole body skeleton.
- bones to be treated using the chiropractic device of the present invention there are no particular limitations on the bones to be treated using the chiropractic device of the present invention, and in general, all bones that can be treated by chiropractic can be treated.
- bones to be treated using the chiropractic device of the present invention include occipital bone (OC), cervical vertebra (C1 to C7), thoracic vertebra (Th1 to Th12), lumbar vertebra (L1 to L5), pelvis, and extremities. Bones selected from the group consisting of these joints.
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2 カイロプラクティック用アジャスター手段
2A カイロプラクティック用アジャスター手段の先端部(スラストヘッド)
2B 引き金部材
2C コイル状圧縮バネ
2D スラスト駆動ブロック
2E スラストロッド
2F コイル状圧縮バネ
2G コイル状圧縮バネ
3 当接手段
3A 当接手段の先端部
3B 軸
3C バネ保持部材
3D バネ保持部材
3E コイル状バネ
3F 当接手段であるパイプの先端部側開口部の周縁部
3G 当接手段であるパイプの先端部側開口部の周縁部の孔
4 照準スペース
F 使用者の指
P 患者の体表面
以下の手段(i)及び(ii):
(i)カイロプラクティック用アジャスター手段であって、
該アジャスター手段の先端部を構成するスラストヘッドを有する長手方向に延びるスラスト部材、
該スラスト部材に長手方向前方へのスラストを与えるための駆動部材、及び
該駆動部材を作動させるための引き金部材、
を含むカイロプラクティック用アジャスター手段、及び
(ii)該アジャスター手段に取り付けられ、該アジャスター手段に対して相対運動可能である当接手段であって、使用者の触診用の指の先端部に当接可能であり且つ患者の体表面に当接可能な先端部を有し、該当接手段の先端部が、使用者の触診用の指の先端部を受け入れて患者の体表面に当接させることができる照準スペースであって、該アジャスター手段の先端部を受け入れて患者の体表面に当接させるための照準スペースを有する当接手段、
を含み、そして
該当接手段と該アジャスター手段とを相対運動させることにより、該アジャスター手段の先端部を該当接手段の該先端部の該照準スペースに移動させて患者の体表面に当接させることが可能である、
ことを特徴とするカイロプラクティック用装置が提供される。
以下の手段(i)及び(ii):
(i)カイロプラクティック用アジャスター手段であって、
該アジャスター手段の先端部を構成するスラストヘッドを有する長手方向に延びるスラスト部材、
該スラスト部材に長手方向前方へのスラストを与えるための駆動部材、及び
該駆動部材を作動させるための引き金部材、
を含むカイロプラクティック用アジャスター手段、及び
(ii)該アジャスター手段に取り付けられ、該アジャスター手段に対して相対運動可能である当接手段であって、使用者の触診用の指の先端部に当接可能であり且つ患者の体表面に当接可能な先端部を有し、該当接手段の先端部が、使用者の触診用の指の先端部を受け入れて患者の体表面に当接させることができる照準スペースであって、該アジャスター手段の先端部を受け入れて患者の体表面に当接させるための照準スペースを有する当接手段、
を含み、そして
該当接手段と該アジャスター手段とを相対運動させることにより、該アジャスター手段の先端部を該当接手段の該先端部の該照準スペースに移動させて患者の体表面に当接させることが可能である、
ことを特徴とするカイロプラクティック用装置。
Claims (5)
- カイロプラクティック用装置であって、
以下の手段(i)及び(ii):
(i)カイロプラクティック用アジャスター手段であって、
該アジャスター手段の先端部を構成するスラストヘッドを有する長手方向に延びるスラスト部材、
該スラスト部材に長手方向前方へのスラストを与えるための駆動部材、及び
該駆動部材を作動させるための引き金部材、
を含むカイロプラクティック用アジャスター手段、及び
(ii)該アジャスター手段に取り付けられ、該アジャスター手段に対して相対運動可能である当接手段であって、使用者の触診用の指の先端部に当接可能であり且つ患者の体表面に当接可能な先端部を有し、該当接手段の先端部が、使用者の触診用の指の先端部を受け入れて患者の体表面に当接させることができる照準スペースであって、該アジャスター手段の先端部を受け入れて患者の体表面に当接させるための照準スペースを有する当接手段、
を含み、そして
該当接手段と該アジャスター手段とを相対運動させることにより、該アジャスター手段の先端部を該当接手段の該先端部の該照準スペースに移動させて患者の体表面に当接させることが可能である、
ことを特徴とするカイロプラクティック用装置。 - 該当接手段の先端部の形状が円弧状であり、該円弧状先端部の内側が該照準スペースであることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のカイロプラクティック用装置。
- 該当接手段の先端部がループであり、該ループの内側が該照準スペースであることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のカイロプラクティック用装置。
- 該当接手段の先端部がプレートであり、該プレートは上側表面と下側表面およびそれら両表面の間を延びる貫通孔を有し、該貫通孔が該照準スペースであり、該アジャスター手段は該プレートの上側表面側に位置しており、該プレートの下側表面が患者の体表面に当接可能であることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のカイロプラクティック用装置。
- 該当接手段が伸縮可能なパイプであり、該アジャスター手段の先端部側が該パイプの後端部側開口部に挿入されており、該パイプの先端部側開口部が該照準スペースであり、該パイプの先端部側開口部の周縁部が、使用者の触診用の指の先端部を受け入れて該照準スペースに位置させることが可能である孔を有することを特徴とする請求項1に記載のカイロプラクティック用装置。
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