CN107595345B - Anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair piece - Google Patents

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CN107595345B
CN107595345B CN201710977848.3A CN201710977848A CN107595345B CN 107595345 B CN107595345 B CN 107595345B CN 201710977848 A CN201710977848 A CN 201710977848A CN 107595345 B CN107595345 B CN 107595345B
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李学军
张晋辉
王洪权
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The invention provides an anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece, an anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair kit and a tubular anastomat kit, wherein the anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece is used for a tubular anastomat and is characterized in that: the anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece comprises a reinforcement repair piece and a fixing part; the reinforcing repair sheet comprises a central opening and can cover the nail bin surface of the tubular anastomat; the fixing part comprises a sleeve-shaped main body or a ring-shaped sleeve-shaped main body; the reinforcing repair sheet is detachably connected with at least one part of the fixing part; the fixing part can be sleeved on a nail bin assembly of the tubular anastomat. The anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair piece, the anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair kit and the tubular anastomat kit can prevent the anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair piece at the side of the nail bin from deforming, wrinkling or falling off. Thereby preventing the bleeding and leakage of the anastomotic stoma caused by deformation, wrinkling or falling of the anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair sheet at the side of the nail cabin.

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Anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair piece
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of medical appliances, in particular to an anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair piece for a tubular anastomat.
Background
The surgical reinforcing device has very wide application in surgical operations because it can cut and seal tissue and organs in a patient at the same time rapidly, and reduces the risk of such surgical procedures to a great extent and shortens the surgical time compared with the prior surgical knife/scissors. The cutting anastomosis of the tubular anastomat comprises two parts, wherein one part is a nail anvil part with an umbrella-shaped or mushroom-shaped shape, and the other part is a nail bin part of the anastomat. The nail bin part is provided with an annular nail bin and comprises more than two nail wires. The cartridge portion is also provided with an annular knife for cutting tissue. The tubular anastomat can form annular anastomotic threads on tissues and cut the tissues by using an annular knife to form circular anastomoses. The device can be used for conveniently performing end-to-end, end-to-side and side-to-side anastomosis of a lumen organ, and is commonly used for esophagus, intestine or gastrointestinal operation.
In some procedures, it is feasible to use bare staples directly, i.e., staples that are in direct contact with the patient's tissue. Because the patient's intact tissue itself prevents the staples from being detached from the combination and compensates for the slit before healing. However, for other procedures, the tissue to be stapled by the patient is too fragile for pathological or physiological reasons, making it difficult to fix the staples in the corresponding positions. Furthermore, when using a stapler, bleeding and weeping problems around the staples also need to be addressed.
One known protective measure is to use a reinforcing or stiffening material which works on the principle that a layer of absorbable stiffening material is assembled on both the staple cartridge and anvil surface of the stapler, and the material is secured to the stoma while cutting stapling is completed, protecting the delicate tissue from being torn by the staples, closing the gap between the bare staple and the tissue or vessel, thereby strengthening the stoma and reducing the risk of complications such as bleeding, weeping, etc. of the stoma. For the tubular anastomat, an anastomotic stoma reinforcing sheet with an annular or wafer-shaped structure is adopted.
When using a reinforced sheet with a stoma, according to various surgical methods, the tubular anastomat will enter the human body or tissue through the tissue incision, and at this time, the stoma reinforced sheet and the tissue cutting edge are prone to rubbing, which may cause deformation or even wrinkling of the stoma reinforced sheet, and even may cause falling-off, which is very detrimental to the anastomosis procedure, and may cause the staples to be difficult to staple effectively. During the surgical operation, the deformation or wrinkling of the reinforcement sheet may also be caused when making a purse or adjusting the position of the clamped tissue, resulting in a difficult efficient stapling of the staples.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model provides a be used for anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece of tubular anastomat nail storehouse side, this reinforcement repair piece is through the cooperation use or with tubular anastomat constitution external member of tubular anastomat nail anvil anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece now, can prevent the deformation, fold or the drop of nail storehouse side anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece. Thereby preventing the bleeding and leakage of the anastomotic stoma caused by deformation, wrinkling or falling of the anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair sheet at the side of the nail cabin. The invention provides a anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair kit which can compensate the thickness of a tissue and/or provide sufficient strength for the tissue to be treated; preventing the anastomotic stoma from tearing; preventing bleeding and leakage of anastomotic stoma.
To solve one or more of the above problems, the present invention provides a stoma-strengthening repair for a tubular anastomat, which is characterized in that: the anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece comprises a reinforcement repair piece and a fixing part; the reinforcing repair sheet comprises a central opening and can cover the nail bin surface of the tubular anastomat; the fixing part comprises a sleeve-shaped main body or a ring-shaped sleeve-shaped main body; the reinforcing repair sheet is detachably connected with at least one part of the fixing part; the fixing part can be sleeved on a nail bin assembly of the tubular anastomat.
The reinforcement repair member can be stably fixed on the cartridge assembly by the fixing portion using the above structure. The fixed part is provided with a sleeve-shaped structure, and when the anastomotic stoma is installed to strengthen the repair piece, the sleeve-shaped structure can be sleeved on the tubular rod part at the side of the nail bin of the tubular anastomat, and on the other hand, can provide effective support for the strengthening repair piece, so that the whole strengthening repair piece is fixed relative to the nail bin assembly and does not slide.
The fixing part comprises a pipe sleeve-shaped main body which can be sleeved on a pipe-shaped rod part of the pipe-shaped anastomat nail bin assembly; the socket-shaped body includes a first end and a second end, with the reinforcement patch being removably attached to the first end at an edge thereof. The cartridge assembly of the tubular stapler has an annular cartridge. The outer diameter of the fixing repair sheet is larger than or equal to that of the annular nail bin, and the fixing repair sheet is connected with the fixing part at the edge of the fixing repair sheet. The fixation patches can cover the entire cartridge assembly and can reinforce the staple holes formed in the tissue by the staples. The first end of the fixed part sleeve main body is matched with the size of the tubular rod part of the anastomat nail bin assembly, so that the reinforcing repair sheet can be stably fixed on the surface of the nail bin. Preventing lateral movement. The second end is an open end allowing the forward end of the cartridge assembly of the tubular stapler to pass through the opening into the interior of the fixed portion tubular body.
The reinforcement patch further includes a wire, at least a portion of the reinforcement patch and the securing portion being detachably connected by the wire. The wire may be functionally divided into two parts, one part being a connecting section for detachably connecting the reinforcement patch and the fixing portion. The connecting section can be connected with the reinforcing repair piece and the fixing part in a sewing mode. The other part is a traction section. Pulling the traction section to separate the connecting section from the anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair sheet; the whole wire may be separated from the fixing portion, or one end may be fixed to the fixing portion without being separated from the fixing portion. At this time, the stoma reinforcing repair sheet is completely separated from the fixing portion. The thread and the fixing part can be completely withdrawn from the tissue or the human body, and only the anastomotic stoma reinforcing and repairing sheet is remained at the anastomotic stoma, thereby realizing the reinforcement and repair of the anastomotic stoma.
The reinforcing repair sheet includes a circular portion and one or more protruding portions protruding from an outer diameter of the circular portion; the one or more protrusions are detachably connected with the fixing portion. The anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair piece can be stably fixed on the nail bin assembly of the tubular anastomat by adopting a mode of connecting the protruding part and the fixing part. Further, the outer diameter of the rounded portion may be substantially the same as the outer diameter of the cartridge face of the mating tubular stapler cartridge assembly. In this way, the reinforcing repair sheet just covers the surface of the nail bin, and the protruding part protrudes out of the edge of the round part and is detachably connected with the fixing part of the reinforcing repair piece. Such a structure can provide sufficient support strength for the reinforcement patch on the one hand, and can also reduce the total area of the reinforcement patch and the total amount of reinforcement repair material implanted in the body.
The securing portion comprises a flexible material that is elastic or inelastic. The fixing part is provided with a sleeve-shaped main body or a ring-shaped sleeve-shaped main body. The main body can be made of flexible materials, is favorable for the attachment of the fixing part and the tubular rod part of the tubular anastomat, and can be mutually sleeved and fixed with the tubular rod part by utilizing a sleeve-shaped or annular sleeve-shaped structure. The flexible material comprises textile or non-woven fabric, and the material can enter the body after being treated by disinfection, sterilization and the like, preferably medical fabric or medical non-woven fabric. When the fixing part is made of non-elastic materials, the relative fixing with the tubular part can be realized through friction force; when elastic materials are used for the fixing portion, the fixing with the tubular rod portion can be achieved through elastic force and/or friction force. The fixing portion may further include a plurality of hollowed-out holes. To reduce the total amount of fabric that enters the tissue.
The fixing part comprises a wire or a strip, the wire or the strip forms an annular sleeve, and the wire or the strip is sleeved on a rod part at the side of the nail bin of the tubular anastomat; the wire or strip is removably attached to the reinforcement patch. The securing portion may be made of a wire or strip, in addition to a sheet material, for securing the reinforcement patch to the tubular portion of the tubular stapler, including a collar that is capable of being secured to the staple cartridge assembly of the tubular stapler. The loop may be formed by the wire or strip itself, or may be formed by braiding the wire or strip.
The wires or strips of the fixing part are made of elastic materials or inelastic materials.
The reinforcement patch comprises a degradable material, preferably a degradable polymeric material or a degradable biological material.
The material of the reinforcing repair patch is non-immunogenic and in-vivo degradable, has a three-dimensional reticular porous structure, can reinforce the anastomat orifice, and is matched with the anastomat for use, such as a high polymer material or a biological material. The degradable high molecular material can be polylactic acid, polyglycolide, polyglycolic acid, copolymer of glycol acid and lactic acid, copolymer of lactic acid and caprolactone, copolymer of glycol acid and caprolactone, polycaprolactone, polydioxanone or mixture thereof. The degradable biological material comprises a sheet-like matrix material other than antigen animal-derived cells of non-crosslinked collagen fibers, mucopolysaccharides, growth factors and glycoproteins.
The reinforced patch comprises an immunogen-removing treated biological tissue, preferably a decellularized small intestine submucosa matrix material. The biological tissue subjected to the immunogen removal treatment can be a tissue envelope or an inner membrane. Further, a pericardium or small intestine submucosa, preferably a decellularized small intestine submucosa matrix material such as porcine or bovine small intestine submucosa matrix material, may be selected.
The invention also provides an anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair kit, which is characterized in that: the anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair kit is used for a tubular anastomat and comprises the anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece and the nail anvil anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece, wherein the nail anvil anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece is used for a nail anvil assembly, and the nail anvil anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece can cover the nail anvil surface of the nail anvil assembly.
The invention also provides a tubular anastomat kit, which is characterized in that: the tubular anastomat kit comprises a tubular anastomat and the anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair kit.
The anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair piece at the nail bin side of the tubular anastomat can provide enough strength for tissues to be treated whether being used alone or matched with an anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair piece at the nail anvil side of the conventional tubular anastomat to form a sleeve for being matched with the tubular anastomat; preventing the anastomotic stoma from tearing; preventing bleeding and leakage of anastomotic stoma. In addition, the anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair piece at the nail bin side of the tubular anastomat can also prevent the deformation, the fold or the falling of the anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair piece at the nail bin side. Thereby preventing the bleeding and leakage of the anastomotic stoma caused by deformation, wrinkling or falling of the anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair sheet at the side of the nail cabin.
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FIG. 1A is a schematic view of a reinforced prosthesis according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 1B is a schematic illustration of a reinforcement prosthesis according to a first embodiment of the present invention assembled with the cartridge side of a tubular stapler;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a reinforced prosthesis according to a second embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a reinforced prosthesis according to a third embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4A is a schematic view of a reinforced prosthesis according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4B is a schematic view of a reinforcement patch according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention in an expanded state;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a reinforced prosthesis according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of a reinforced prosthesis according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of a prior art tubular stapler anvil assembly;
FIG. 8 is a schematic view of a prior art tubular stapler cartridge assembly;
fig. 9 is a suture style of a thread according to one embodiment of the present invention.
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FIG. 7 is a schematic view of an anvil assembly of a tubular stapler; FIG. 8 is a schematic view of a tubular stapler cartridge assembly. The nail anvil assembly comprises a nail propping seat 71 and a connecting rod 72, wherein a nail anvil surface is arranged on the nail propping seat 71 and used for forming the anastomotic nail subjected to firing so as to realize nailing. The cartridge assembly includes a tubular shaft 81, an annular cartridge 82, an annular knife 83, and a fixed rod 84. The anvil assembly connecting rod 72 and the cartridge assembly securing rod 84 are cooperatively connected.
The anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair of the embodiments of the present invention is mounted on a staple cartridge assembly to which an existing anastomotic reinforcement repair, such as a circular reinforcement repair with a central hole, may be mounted. The anvil assembly may also be provided with the stoma-strengthening repair of the present invention. The connecting rod 72 of the anvil assembly is cooperatively connected with the cartridge assembly securing rod 84 to secure the tissue to be resected. By firing the stapler, the annular knife 83 and staples in the cartridge assembly 82 are moved axially, completing the cutting of the tissue and the closing of the stoma. At this time, the anastomotic stoma is closed by the anastomotic nail, and the reinforcing repair sheet is fixed at the anastomotic stoma. The tubular anastomat is divided into a plurality of types according to the size of the annular nail bin, and the reinforcing repair piece of the reinforcing repair piece is used for covering the surface of the annular nail bin, so that the anastomat reinforcing repair piece matched with tubular anastomat of different types can be different in size.
Fig. 1A is a schematic view of a stoma-strengthening repair according to a first embodiment of the invention. The reinforcement prosthesis 10 includes a stoma reinforcement patch 11, a fixing portion 12, and a wire 13. The reinforcing repair 11 is substantially circular, and a through hole 16 is provided in the center of the reinforcing repair 11. The thread 13 is sewn to the fixing portion 12 and the stoma reinforcing repair sheet 11, so that the stoma reinforcing repair sheet 11 is detachably connected to the fixing portion 12. After the anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair sheet 11 is clamped or stapled to the anastomotic stoma by the anastomat, the wire 13 is pulled, and the reinforcing repair sheet 11 is completely separated from the fixing portion 12. The separated fixation section 12 may be withdrawn with the tubular stapler to the outside.
Fig. 1B is a schematic view of a reinforcement prosthesis according to a first embodiment of the present invention assembled with the cartridge side of a tubular stapler. The anchor portion 12 of the reinforcement patch 10 is substantially tubular. The sleeve may maintain the sleeve shape in its natural state or may be substantially flat in its natural state due to the use of flexible materials, forming the sleeve shape only when mounted to the stapler cartridge assembly. The reinforcement repair member 10 is sleeved on the tubular rod portion 81 of the cartridge assembly of the stapler, and the inner diameter of the sleeve of the fixing portion is substantially the same as the outer diameter of the tubular structure of the cartridge side of the tubular stapler, so that the sleeve can be effectively sleeved on the tubular structure of the cartridge side, and the movement of the reinforcement repair member of the anastomotic stoma in the direction perpendicular to the axis of the tubular structure is prevented. Upon entering the body or tissue, the resistance due to collision with the tissue incision edge may cause lateral displacement or deformation of the reinforcement patch 11. However, for the fixation arrangement of fig. 1B, the inner diameter of the sleeve is substantially the same as the outer diameter of the cartridge assembly of the tubular stapler, and the interaction forces between the fixation portion and the cartridge assembly are able to overcome the lateral displacement described above, avoiding displacement and deformation.
Further, the inside diameter of through hole 16 may be substantially the same as the outside diameter of the portion of cartridge assembly securing lever 84 that contacts it, thereby further providing resistance to movement and deformation of the stoma strengthening assembly.
The stoma reinforcement repair sheet 11 is fixed to the fixing portion 12 of the stapler cartridge assembly by means of a suture 13. The wire 13 is detachably connected to the stoma-reinforcing repair sheet 11, and the wire can be removed from the stoma-reinforcing repair sheet 11 by pulling the pull section of the wire 13, so that the stoma-reinforcing repair sheet 11 is completely separated from the fixing portion 12.
The reinforcement repair 10 can be stably fixed to the cartridge module using the fixing portion using the above-described structure. The fixing portion 12 has a sleeve-shaped structure, and when the anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair is installed, the sleeve-shaped structure can be sleeved on the tubular rod portion on the side of the tubular anastomat nail bin, and on the other hand can provide effective support for the reinforcing repair sheet 11, so that the whole reinforcing repair 10 is fixed relative to the nail bin assembly without slipping.
Fig. 2 is a schematic view of a reinforced prosthesis according to a second embodiment of the present invention. The stoma reinforcement patch 20 includes a stoma reinforcement patch 21, a fixing portion 22, and a wire 23. The thread 23 is sewn to the fixing portion 22 and the stoma reinforcing repair sheet 21, so that the stoma reinforcing repair sheet 21 is detachably connected to the fixing portion 22. The fixing portion 22 forms a sleeve-shaped structure, so that the reinforcing repair sheet 21 is fixed on the tubular anastomat nail cartridge assembly. The fixing portion 22 has a hollow hole, so that foreign substances entering the human body can be reduced on the premise of providing enough fixing strength.
Fig. 3 is a schematic view of a reinforced prosthesis according to a third embodiment of the present invention. The stoma reinforcement repair 30 includes a stoma reinforcement repair sheet 31, a fixing portion 32, and a wire 33. The thread 33 is sewn to the fixing portion 32 and the stoma reinforcing repair sheet 31, so that the stoma reinforcing repair sheet 31 is detachably connected to the fixing portion 32. The fixing part 32 has a strip structure and comprises a connecting part 321 and an annular part 322, and the connecting part 321 and the anastomotic stoma reinforcement repairing piece 31 form detachable connection through a line 33. The stoma reinforcement repair sheet 31 is separated from the fixing portion 32 when the wire 33 is pulled. After firing the stapler, the wire 33 and the fixation portion are withdrawn outside the body.
Fig. 4A is a schematic view of a reinforced prosthesis according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4B is a schematic view of a reinforcement patch of a reinforcement prosthesis according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention. The stoma reinforcement patch 40 includes a stoma reinforcement patch 41, a fixing portion 42, and a wire 43. The thread 43 is sewn to the fixing portion 42 and the stoma reinforcing repair sheet 41, and the stoma reinforcing repair sheet 41 is detachably connected to the fixing portion 42. The stoma reinforcement repair 41 is completely separated from the fixing portion 42 when the wire 43 is pulled. After firing the stapler, the wire 43 and the fixation section 42 are withdrawn outside the body.
The stoma reinforcement repair sheet 41 has a plurality of protruding portions 47, and the wire 43 detachably connects the protruding portions 47 with the fixing portion 42. With this structure, the total amount of the reinforcement patches 41 to be implanted can be reduced as a whole. Although three protrusions are shown in fig. 4B, in practical applications, the protrusions may be one, two, three, four or more.
The stoma reinforcing repair patch 41 can completely cover the upper surface of the annular cartridge 82, so reinforcement and repair can be achieved at all of the staples.
Fig. 5 is a schematic view of a reinforced prosthesis according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention. Wherein the reinforcement repair 50 includes a stoma reinforcement repair sheet 51, a fixation section 52, and a wire 53. The thread 53 is sewn to the fixing portion 52 and the stoma reinforcing repair sheet 51, and the stoma reinforcing repair sheet 51 is detachably connected to the fixing portion 52. The stoma reinforcing repair sheet 51 is separated from the fixing portion 52 when the wire 53 is pulled. After firing the stapler, the wire 53 and the fixation section 52 are withdrawn outside the body. The fixing portion 52 is made of elastic materials, and the fixing portion 52 can be better attached to the nail bin assembly of the anastomat, so that the reinforcing repair piece 50 and the nail bin assembly of the anastomat are prevented from moving relatively, and deformation or wrinkling of the reinforcing repair piece 51 is avoided. The elastic material may be a medical elastic fabric, such as a medical elastic bandage, or an elastic material that is sterilized to access human tissue. In a natural state, the size of the fixing part made of elastic materials can be slightly smaller than that of the matched tubular anastomat assembly, but the size of the reinforcing repair piece still needs to be capable of completely covering the surface of the annular nail bin. The fixed part of the elastic material is tightly sleeved on the tubular rod part of the tubular anastomat nail bin assembly after the sleeve joint, so that the reinforcement repair piece is fixed relative to the nail bin assembly.
Fig. 6 is a schematic view of a reinforced prosthesis according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention. Wherein the reinforcement repair 60 includes a stoma reinforcement repair sheet 61 and a fixation section 62. Wherein the fixing portion 62 comprises a wire, and the fixing portion 62 is detachably connected with the stoma-strengthening repair sheet 61. The securing portion 62 may include one or more threads that are removably sewn to the reinforcement patch 61 and which may be removed from the body by cutting or pulling after the stapler has been fired. The fixing portion 62 may also be a mesh with a loop woven with wires, which is detachably fixed to the reinforcing repair sheet 61. To prevent relative movement of reinforcement patch 61 and the stapler cartridge assembly, thereby avoiding deformation or wrinkling of reinforcement patch 61.
Reinforcement patches for tubular staplers are described in detail above. In actual use, in order to ensure the reinforcement strength of the anastomotic stoma, both the nail anvil component side and the nail bin component side of the tubular anastomat use anastomotic stoma repair pieces. The anastomotic stoma reinforcement component at the nail bin side can be matched with the anastomotic stoma reinforcement component at the nail anvil side in the prior art to realize the reinforcement of an anastomotic stoma. That is, the present invention also provides a stoma-reinforcing repair kit including the stoma-reinforcing repair according to the foregoing and an anvil-reinforcing repair for an anvil. The anvil has an anvil surface that generally has an annular configuration with annular anvil pockets arranged thereon for bending the staples into a perfect "B" shape in the anvil pockets. To facilitate the securement of the anvil stoma-reinforcing patch to the anvil, the securement may be by adhesive or other physical means. The anastomotic stoma reinforcing and repairing kit can realize the reinforcement and repair of the anastomotic stoma of the tubular anastomat.
The sheet material used for the fixing part can be one or a combination of a plurality of medical fabrics or medical non-woven fabrics, synthetic polymer materials, special toilet paper and medical synthetic paper. The fixing part can also use sheet materials which can enter human bodies after disinfection treatment. The selected material is nontoxic, has higher strength, can provide enough suture retention force, and is easy to process by shearing, sewing, bonding or thermal bonding.
The thread used for the fixing part is a suture with higher strength. The suture is non-toxic or may be contacted with tissue, preferably medical suture, through a sterilization procedure. The reinforcement patch is sewn to the backing with threads, which are removable, such as by sewing with a sewing device or manually, and the threads can be removed from the reinforcement patch and backing without damage by pulling on the pull section of the sewn threads, while the reinforcement patch is separated from the backing. The structure can ensure that the backing can be taken out smoothly after the anastomat is triggered.
Fig. 9 is a suture style of a thread according to one embodiment of the present invention. The stitching mode detachably connects the reinforcing repair piece of the anastomotic stoma reinforcing repair piece with the fixing part. The structure formed by the sewing mode is sequentially divided into a first free section 931, n (n is a positive integer) first half open sections 932 which are mutually connected in series and a first release section 933 from the knitting start end to the knitting end; from the knitting start end to the knitting end, one end of the opening of the first half open section 932 close to the knitting start end is connected with the first free section 931, one end of the opening of the nth half open section 932 close to the knitting end is connected with the first release section 933, each first half open section 932 passes through a wire hole 937 located in the reinforcing repair piece 91 and a wire hole 938 located in the fixing portion 92, and from the first half open section 932, a rope sleeve surrounded by each first half open section 932 integrally passes through a rope sleeve surrounded by the previous first half open section 932.
The first free section 931 may be unsecured, i.e., when one end of the wire is pulled it may be completely disengaged from the reinforcement patch 91 and the securing portion 92. The first free section 931 may also be non-detachably sewn to the fixed portion 92, such as by multiple sewing or knotting. The wire holes 937 and 938 may be provided in advance in the reinforcing repair sheet 91 or the fixing portion 92, or may be generated at the time of sewing.
To clearly illustrate the suture method, fig. 9 depicts the suture pattern in a manner that reinforces the patch in a manner with straight edges. The reinforcing patch of the present invention has substantially circular edges, and in practice the sewing means shown in fig. 9 may be sewn to the reinforcing patch of the present invention. With the reinforcing repair sheet 41 with the protruding portion 47 in the fourth embodiment shown in fig. 4A, the wire 43 is mainly located on the fixing portion 42, and the wire 43 connects the protruding portion 47 and the fixing portion 42 only where they overlap.
The reinforcing patches may be formed from a degradable polymeric synthetic material such as polylactic acid, polyglycolic acid, copolymers of ethylene glycol acid and lactic acid, copolymers of lactic acid and caprolactone, copolymers of ethylene glycol acid and caprolactone, polycaprolactone, polydioxanone, or mixtures thereof.
The development direction of modern medical implant materials is degradable and biological materials with active induction of tissue regeneration. The reinforcing repair patch can also select an extracellular matrix implantation material obtained by removing cells and immune pathogens from animal tissues or organs, such as decellularized pericardium, decellularized dermal matrix and the like, and has the advantages of degradability, low immunogenicity, good biocompatibility of the implant material and degradation products, and the like. The extracellular matrix material can provide a good microenvironment for tissue repair, and has the effects of inducing cell differentiation and promoting cell growth. The extracellular matrix material may be fabricated using a decellularized small intestine submucosa matrix material. The small intestine submucosa is preferably a porcine or bovine small intestine submucosa matrix.
The foregoing description of the preferred embodiments of the present invention is provided for illustration and is not to be construed as limiting the claims. The present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and the specific structure thereof is allowed to be changed, and all changes made within the scope of the invention as independently claimed are within the scope of the invention.

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1. A stoma strengthening repair for a tubular stapler, characterized by: the anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece comprises a reinforcement repair piece, a fixing part and a wire; the reinforcing repair sheet comprises a central opening and can cover the nail bin surface of the tubular anastomat; the fixing part comprises a sleeve-shaped main body or a ring-shaped sleeve-shaped main body; the reinforcement repair sheet and at least one part of the fixing part are detachably connected by the wire, so that the reinforcement repair sheet can be separated from the fixing part when the wire is pulled, and the separated fixing part can be withdrawn out of the body along with the tubular anastomat; the fixing part can be sleeved on a nail bin assembly of the tubular anastomat.
2. The anastomosis reinforcement repair of claim 1, wherein: the fixing part comprises a pipe sleeve-shaped main body which can be sleeved on a pipe-shaped rod part of the pipe-shaped anastomat nail bin assembly; the socket-shaped body includes a first end and a second end, with the reinforcement patch being removably connected to the first end at an edge thereof.
3. The stoma-strengthening repair according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the reinforcing repair sheet comprises a circular portion and one or more protruding portions protruding from the edge of the circular portion; the one or more protrusions are detachably connected with the fixing portion.
4. The stoma-strengthening repair according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the securing portion comprises a flexible material that is elastic or inelastic.
5. The stoma-strengthening repair according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the reinforced patch includes a degradable material.
6. The anastomosis reinforcement repair member according to claim 5, wherein: the reinforced patch includes biological tissue that has been subjected to an immunogen removal treatment.
7. The anastomosis reinforcement repair member according to claim 5, wherein: the reinforced patch comprises an immunogen removal treated decellularized small intestine submucosa matrix material.
8. The stoma-strengthening repair according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the reinforcing repair sheet comprises a degradable high polymer material or a degradable biological material.
9. A stoma strengthening repair for a tubular stapler, characterized by: the anastomotic stoma reinforcement repair piece comprises a reinforcement repair piece and a fixing part; the reinforcing repair sheet comprises a central opening and can cover the nail bin surface of the tubular anastomat; the fixing part comprises a sleeve-shaped main body or a ring-shaped sleeve-shaped main body; the fixing part comprises a wire or a strip, the wire or the strip forms an annular sleeve, and the annular sleeve is sleeved on a tubular rod part at the side of the nail bin of the tubular anastomat; the reinforcing repair sheet is detachably connected with the wire or the strip, so that the reinforcing repair sheet can be separated from the fixing part when the wire or the strip is pulled, and the separated fixing part can be withdrawn out of the body along with the tubular anastomat; the fixing part can be sleeved on a nail bin assembly of the tubular anastomat.
10. The anastomosis reinforcement repair member of claim 9, wherein: the reinforcing repair sheet comprises a circular portion and one or more protruding portions protruding from the edge of the circular portion; the one or more protrusions are detachably connected with the fixing portion.
11. The anastomosis reinforcement repair member of claim 9, wherein: the securing portion comprises a flexible material that is elastic or inelastic.
12. The anastomosis reinforcement repair member of claim 9, wherein: the wires or strips of the fixing part are made of elastic materials or inelastic materials.
13. The anastomosis reinforcement repair member of claim 9, wherein: the reinforced patch includes a degradable material.
14. The anastomosis reinforcement prosthesis of claim 13, wherein: the reinforced patch includes biological tissue that has been subjected to an immunogen removal treatment.
15. The anastomosis reinforcement prosthesis of claim 13, wherein: the reinforced patch comprises an immunogen removal treated decellularized small intestine submucosa matrix material.
16. The anastomosis reinforcement repair member of claim 9, wherein: the reinforcing repair sheet comprises a degradable high polymer material or a degradable biological material.
17. The utility model provides a external member is repaired in anastomotic stoma reinforcement which characterized in that: the stoma-reinforcing repair kit for a tubular stapler comprising the stoma-reinforcing repair according to any one of the preceding claims and an anvil stoma-reinforcing repair for an anvil assembly, the anvil stoma-reinforcing repair being capable of covering an anvil surface of the anvil assembly.
18. A tubular anastomat kit, characterized in that: the tubular stapler kit comprises a tubular stapler and the stoma-strengthening repair kit according to claim 17.
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