CN108653939B - Invasive dip-angle shock wave device - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides an invasive dip-angle wave vibrator, which comprises an invasive member and a magnetic disc, wherein the invasive member is in a rod shape and defines a side body surface, a groove is dug inwards from the side body surface at a first end part, the magnetic disc is embedded in the invasive member and is positioned in the groove, the invasive member is provided with a vibration wave transmission member which can detachably seal a notch of the groove, the magnetic disc divides the groove into a first accommodating chamber adjacent to the vibration wave transmission member and a second accommodating chamber not adjacent to the vibration wave transmission member, a vibration piece is arranged at the position adjacent to the first accommodating chamber and faces the vibration wave transmission member, and the first accommodating chamber is filled with a vibration wave transmission medium. By means of the device, the shock waves are transmitted towards the side body surface of the invasion piece, and the device is conveniently applied to a natural pipeline of a human body to perform invasive shock wave treatment.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to an invasive dip angle seismometer, in particular to an invasive dip angle seismometer which emits seismic waves from the side body surface of the seismometer so as to be suitable for a natural pipeline of a human body.
Background
According to the medical application of shock waves, there are focused concussion of calculi applied to the urinary tract system and extracorporeal shock wave therapy for pain therapy, in which high-energy shock waves are given to chronic pain parts to promote angiogenesis, promote tissue regeneration and repair, and relieve pain symptoms, such as fifty shoulders, tennis elbow, plantar fasciitis, and the like.
However, the conventional shock wave device for treating pain is mostly used for muscles or bone tissues in a relatively shallow layer of a human body, and if the conventional shock wave device is used for muscles or bone tissues in a relatively deep layer of a human body, the energy of the shock wave generated by the conventional shock wave device is greatly lost in the transmission process, and the conventional shock wave device does not easily reach a part to be treated, so that an improved space is provided.
Disclosure of Invention
Accordingly, the present invention is directed to an invasive dip-angle shocking device, which is introduced from the natural duct of the human body and is used for treating the location where the shocking device is not easy to transmit the shocking waves.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention adopts the technical scheme that:
an invasive dip seismometer, comprising:
an intruding piece, which extends into a rod shape in an axial direction and comprises a side body surface, wherein a first end part of the intruding piece is internally provided with a groove from the side body surface, a notch of the groove is positioned on the side body surface, a second end part of the intruding piece opposite to the first end part is provided with a first passage and a second passage, the first passage and the second passage are both communicated with the groove, and a shock wave transmitting piece is detachably sealed with the notch of the groove;
a magnetic disk embedded in the intrusion member and located in the groove, wherein the groove is divided into a first chamber adjacent to the seismic wave transmission member and a second chamber not adjacent to the seismic wave transmission member, the first passage is communicated with the first chamber, and the second passage is communicated with the second chamber; a vibration sheet is arranged at the position of the magnetic disk adjacent to the first accommodating chamber, the vibration sheet faces the vibration wave transmission member, the direction of the vibration sheet facing the vibration wave transmission member is defined as a first direction, and an included angle is formed between the first direction and the axial direction; the first chamber is filled with a seismic wave transmission medium which circulates through the first passage, and an electric connector is electrically connected to the disk through the second passage.
Further, the included angle is between 1 degree and 135 degrees.
Further, the included angle is substantially 90 degrees.
Further, the included angle is substantially 45 degrees.
Further, the invasion part further comprises a middle section part, the middle section part is connected between the first end part and the second end part, the first end part comprises a protruding block and a fixed block, the protruding block is integrally connected with the middle section part, the fixed block is detachably combined with the protruding block, a channel penetrates through the protruding block, the notch and an opening opposite to the notch are defined, a ring step part is arranged at the opening, the disk is arranged at the ring step part and covers the opening, and when the fixed block is combined with the protruding block, the disk is tightly abutted against the ring step part.
Furthermore, the direction of the opening facing the notch is substantially 90 degrees with the axial direction, so that the included angle is substantially 90 degrees.
Furthermore, the direction of the opening facing the notch is substantially 45 degrees with the axial direction, so that the included angle is substantially 45 degrees.
Furthermore, the shock wave transmission member is made of a silica gel material.
Further, the seismic wave transmission medium is water.
Furthermore, the first end part also comprises an annular side cover fixedly arranged at the notch, and the shock wave transmission part is fixedly arranged between the annular side cover and the notch.
According to the technical characteristics, the following effects can be achieved:
1. the shock waves are transmitted towards the side body surface of the invasion piece, and the human body natural pipeline invasion type shock wave treatment device is convenient to apply to human body natural pipelines.
2. The position and the direction of the shock wave transmission piece are convenient for a therapist to adjust, and the shock wave transmission piece is tightly attached to the wall surface of a natural pipeline of a human body through adjustment, so that the shock wave is effectively transmitted to the human body, and the part to be treated is treated.
3. By means of the mode that the magnetic disc is fixed on the protruding block by the fixing block, the first end part which is integrated with the middle section part can be detachably combined to be used as a shock wave head for generating shock waves, the combined structure is suitable for invasive shock wave treatment of a natural pipeline of a human body, replacement of all parts is convenient, and complexity of replacement and maintenance is simplified.
4. The shock wave transmission medium filled in the first chamber is used for transmitting shock waves and taking away working heat energy generated by the magnetic disk, and the working heat energy is taken away from the intrusive inclination wave vibrator through the first passage, so that the heat dissipation effect is better.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional exploded view of an invasive dip seismometer according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of an invasive dip seismometer according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a partial front view of an invasive dip seismometer according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 4 is a schematic partial rear view of an invasive dip seismometer according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of an invasive dip vibrator according to an embodiment of the present invention applied to gynecological treatment.
Fig. 6 is a schematic exploded cross-sectional view of an invasive dip seismometer according to another embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 7 is a schematic cross-sectional view of an invasive dip seismometer according to another embodiment of the present invention.
Description of reference numerals: 1. 1a an intruding piece; 11. 11a first end portion; 111. 111a protruding block; 1111 channels; 1112. 1112a notches; 1113. 1113a opening; 1114 a ring step portion; 1115 grooves; 11151 first chamber; 11152 second chamber; 112. 112a fixed block; 113. 113a annular side cover; 114. 114a seismic transmitters; 12a second end portion; 13. 13a middle section; 14a first pathway; 15 a second path; 2. 2a magnetic disk; 21. 21a vibration sheet; 3a seismic wave transmission medium; 4, an electric connector; 9000. 9000a an invasive dip seismometer; a, locking a bolt; b, natural pipelines; p1, P2 axial; q1, Q2 first direction; the included angle of R1 and R2.
Detailed Description
In view of the above technical features, the main functions of the invasive dip seismometer of the present invention will be clearly demonstrated in the following embodiments.
Referring to fig. 1, 2, 3 and 4, an invasive dip vibrator 9000 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes an invasive member 1 and a magnetic disc 2, wherein the invasive member 1 extends in a rod shape in an axial direction P1, the invasive member 1 includes a lateral surface 10, the invasive member 1 defines a first end portion 11, a second end portion 12 and a middle portion 13, the middle portion 13 is connected between the first end portion 11 and the second end portion 12, the first end portion 11 includes a protrusion 111 and a fixing block 112, the fixing block 112 is detachably assembled to the protrusion 111, the protrusion 111 is integrally connected to the middle portion 13, the protrusion 111 penetrates a channel 1111, and defines a notch 1112 and an opening 1113 opposite to the notch 1112, the notch 1112 is located on the lateral surface 10, and a ring step portion 1114 is located at the opening 1113.
Referring to fig. 1, 2, 3 and 4, the magnetic disc 2 is disposed on the annular step portion 1114 and covers the opening 1113, the fixing block 112 is assembled to the protruding block 111 by the latch a, and the magnetic disc 2 is pressed against the annular step portion 1114. After the fixing block 112 is assembled with the protruding block 111, the groove 1111 is formed as a groove 1115, and the disc is embedded in the intrusion member and located in the groove 1115, which is shown in fig. 2. The first end portion 11 further includes an annular side cover 113 detachably fixed to the notch 1112, and a vibration wave transmission member 114 detachably fixed between the annular side cover 113 and the notch 1112 to seal the notch 1112. The disc 2 is divided into a first chamber 11151 adjacent to the shock wave transmitting member 114 and a second chamber 11152 not adjacent to the shock wave transmitting member 114 by the groove 1115. The invasion member 1 is further opened with a first passage 14 and a second passage 15 at the second end 12, the first passage 14 is connected to the first chamber 11151, and the second passage 15 is connected to the second chamber 11152. A vibration plate 21 is disposed adjacent to the first accommodating chamber 11151 of the magnetic disk 2, the vibration plate 21 faces the vibration wave transmitter 114, and a direction of the vibration plate 21 facing the vibration wave transmitter 114 is defined as a first direction Q1, and an included angle R1 is formed between the first direction Q1 and the axial direction P1.
Referring to fig. 1, 2, 3 and 4, the first chamber 11151 is filled with a seismic wave transmission medium 3, the seismic wave transmission medium 3 is circulated through the first passage 14, and an electrical connector 4 is electrically connected to the magnetic disk 2 through the second passage 15. In this embodiment, the direction of the opening 1113 facing the notch 1112 is substantially 90 degrees to the axial direction P1 of the intrusion member 1, and the direction of the diaphragm 21 facing the shock wave transmission member 114 is substantially 90 degrees to the axial direction P1 of the intrusion member 1, that is, the included angle R1 is substantially 90 degrees. When the magnetic disk 2 is energized with an electric signal, the vibration plate 21 vibrates to generate a vibration wave and the vibration wave is transmitted through the vibration wave transmitting medium 3, such as water, and the vibration wave transmitting member 114, such as a silica gel material, in a direction substantially 90 degrees to the axial direction P1 of the intrusion member 1. In addition, the shock wave transmission medium 3 is filled in the first chamber 11151 to transmit the shock wave, and the circulation of the first passage 14 is utilized to take away the working heat generated by the disk 2, thereby facilitating the heat dissipation of the invasive tilt angle shock wave device 9000.
Referring to fig. 5, the invasive dip angle vibrator 9000 of the present embodiment reduces the size of the vibrator, and makes the transmission direction of the vibration toward the lateral surface 10, when the natural duct B of the human body is used for invasive vibration therapy, the invasive member 1 is used to invade the natural duct B, and the therapist can adjust the facing position and direction of the vibration transmitting member 114, and adjust the vibration transmitting member 114 to cling to the wall of the natural duct B, so as to transmit the vibration to the human body. As shown in fig. 5, which illustrates the application of the invasive dip vibrator 9000 to gynecological treatment, since the direction of the vibration plate 21 toward the vibration wave transmitter 114 is substantially 90 degrees to the axial direction of the invasive member 1, it is convenient for the physician to adjust the position and direction of the vibration wave generated by the invasive dip vibrator 9000 to apply the vibration wave to the relevant muscle tissue of the nearby urinary organs to treat the problems such as urine leakage.
Referring to fig. 6 and 7, it should be noted that the included angle between the seismic wave transmission direction and the axial direction of the invasion element is not limited to 90 degrees. Referring to fig. 6 and 7, an invasive tilt angle geophone 9000a according to another embodiment of the present invention is substantially the same as the previous embodiment except that the opening 1113a faces the notch 1112a at substantially 45 degrees to the axial direction P2 of the invasive member 1a, the direction of the diaphragm 21a facing the seismic transmitter 114a is at substantially 45 degrees to the axial direction P2 of the invasive member 1a, i.e. the included angle R2 between the axial direction P2 and the first direction Q2 is at substantially 45 degrees, and the invasive tilt angle geophone 9000a can also be applied to the natural duct of the human body for related therapy. In addition, in the two embodiments, the first end portions 11 and 11a integrated with the middle section portions 13 and 13a are detachably assembled to be used as shock wave heads for generating shock waves by fixing the magnetic discs 2 and 2a to the protruding blocks 111 and 111a by the fixing blocks 112 and 112a, so that the two embodiments are not only suitable for invasive shock wave treatment of natural ducts of human bodies, but also convenient for replacing various parts and simplifying the complexity of replacement and maintenance.
While the operation, use and efficacy of the present invention will be best understood from the foregoing description of the embodiments, it is to be understood that the embodiments are merely illustrative of the invention, which is not to be construed as limiting the scope of the invention, i.e., the invention is intended to cover all such modifications and variations which fall within the true spirit and scope of the invention.
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1. An invasive dip seismometer, comprising:
an intruding piece, which extends into a rod shape in an axial direction, the intruding piece comprises a side body surface, a first end part of the intruding piece is internally provided with a groove from the side body surface, a notch of the groove is positioned on the side body surface, a second end part of the intruding piece opposite to the first end part is provided with a first passage and a second passage, the first passage is communicated with the groove, and a shock wave transmission piece is detachably sealed with the notch of the groove, the intruding piece also comprises a middle section part, the middle section part is connected between the first end part and the second end part, the first end part comprises a convex block and a fixed block, the convex block is integrally connected with the middle section part, the fixed block is detachably combined with the convex block, the convex block penetrates through a channel, the notch and an opening opposite to the notch are defined, and an annular step part is arranged at the opening;
a magnetic disc embedded in the intrusion member and located in the groove, wherein the groove is divided into a first chamber adjacent to the seismic wave transmission member and a second chamber not adjacent to the seismic wave transmission member, the first passage is communicated to the first chamber, the magnetic disc is arranged in the ring step portion and shields the opening, and when the fixed block is combined with the protruding block, the magnetic disc is tightly abutted against the ring step portion; a vibration sheet is arranged at the position of the magnetic disk adjacent to the first accommodating chamber, the vibration sheet faces the vibration wave transmission member, the direction of the vibration sheet facing the vibration wave transmission member is defined as a first direction, and an included angle is formed between the first direction and the axial direction; the first chamber is filled with a seismic wave transmission medium which circulates through the first passage, and an electric connector is electrically connected to the disk through the second passage and the second chamber.
2. The invasive dip seismometer of claim 1, wherein the included angle is between 1 degree and 135 degrees.
3. An invasive dip seismometer according to claim 1, wherein the included angle is substantially 90 degrees.
4. An invasive dip seismometer according to claim 1, wherein the included angle is substantially 45 degrees.
5. An invasive dip seismometer according to claim 1, wherein the direction of the opening facing the notch is substantially 90 degrees from the axial direction, such that the included angle is substantially 90 degrees.
6. An invasive dip seismometer according to claim 1, wherein the direction of the opening facing the slot is substantially 45 degrees to the axial direction, such that the angle is substantially 45 degrees.
7. The invasive dip seismometer of claim 1, wherein the seismometer transmission member is made of a silica gel material.
8. An invasive dip seismometer according to claim 1, wherein the seismic transmission medium is water.
9. The invasive dip seismometer of claim 1, wherein the first end further comprises an annular side cover secured to the notch, the shock wave transmitter being secured between the annular side cover and the notch.
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