CN111493977A - Hemostatic forceps for clamping uterine artery - Google Patents

Hemostatic forceps for clamping uterine artery Download PDF

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CN111493977A
CN111493977A CN202010495033.3A CN202010495033A CN111493977A CN 111493977 A CN111493977 A CN 111493977A CN 202010495033 A CN202010495033 A CN 202010495033A CN 111493977 A CN111493977 A CN 111493977A
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Abstract

The invention relates to a pair of hemostatic forceps for clamping uterine artery, which comprises a forceps rod, symmetrical forceps handles and forceps clamps, wherein a square sliding groove is arranged at the center of the forceps rod, a square sliding rod is arranged in the sliding groove, the sliding rod and the sliding groove form sliding connection, and symmetrical racks are respectively arranged on two sides of the front end of the sliding rod. The forceps holder is provided with a gear along the circumferential direction of the center of the pin shaft, and the gear and the rack form meshing transmission. Therefore, the clamp can be driven by the slide rod to synchronously open and close by operating the opening and closing of the clamp handle. The invention has the characteristics of reliable structure, no need of opening and closing the clamp rod part, reduced pain of patients and reduced operation difficulty of doctors.

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Hemostatic forceps for clamping uterine artery
Technical Field
The invention relates to a pair of hemostatic forceps, in particular to a pair of hemostatic forceps for clamping uterine artery.
Background
After vaginal delivery and cesarean section, postpartum hemorrhage tends to clamp uterine artery descending branches at two sides of cervix, uterine blood supply is reduced, and the aim of reducing postpartum hemorrhage is achieved. The hemostatic forceps that use at present clinically are longer, and at the forceps holder in-process, the forceps holder part opens and shuts many times, causes the extrusion repeatedly to patient's health tissue, aggravates patient's painful degree, and probably causes the mistake to press from both sides normal health tissue, increases doctor's the operation degree of difficulty.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the existing problems and provides a pair of hemostatic forceps for clamping uterine artery, which has reliable structure, reduces the pain of a patient due to the fact that a forceps rod part does not need to be opened or closed, and reduces the operation difficulty of a doctor.
In order to solve the technical problem, the technical scheme of the invention is realized by the following modes: the utility model provides a hemostatic forceps for pincers uterus artery, includes tong pole, symmetrical pincers handle, pincers, and the tong pole front end is connected through the round pin axle construction with the pincers, and the tong pole rear end is connected through the round pin axle construction with the pincers handle.
The clamp rod is cylindrical, a square sliding groove is formed in the center of the clamp rod, a square sliding rod is arranged in the sliding groove, the sliding rod and the sliding groove are in sliding connection, and symmetrical racks are arranged on two sides of the front end of the sliding rod respectively.
The forceps holder is provided with a gear along the circumferential direction of the center of the pin shaft, and the gear and the rack form meshing transmission.
The rear ends of the sliding rods are connected with the 2 forceps handles through connecting rods respectively, and the connecting rods are connected with the sliding rods and the forceps handles through pin shaft structures.
Therefore, the forceps holder can be driven by the slide rod to synchronously open and close by operating the opening and closing of the forceps handle, so that the opening and closing action of the forceps rod part is omitted, the pain of a patient is reduced, and the operation difficulty of a doctor is reduced.
The technical scheme of the invention is further defined as follows:
the foregoing hemostat for clamping uterine artery: the pincers include the pincers leaf of sheet metal form, and the pincers leaf passes through muscle and gear connection, and the pincers leaf is the arc and is equipped with the bar breach in its middle, and the pincers leaf is bigger than the pincers leaf in traditional hemostatic forceps, more is favorable to stanching, and the bar breach can prevent the position overlength of pincers simultaneously, causes local blood loss necrosis.
The foregoing hemostat for clamping uterine artery: 2 pincers handle sides are equipped with arc rack chute and locking claw assembly respectively, locking claw assembly includes and forms locking complex locking claw with arc rack chute, the locking claw passes through lamellar flexure strip to be fixed in the pincers handle side, one side of keeping away from arc rack chute at the flexure strip and the position that is close to the locking claw is equipped with the driving lever, like this when closed 2 pincers handles, locking claw and arc rack chute locking, thereby make 2 pincers clenches, reach hemostatic effect, when stirring the driving lever, locking claw and arc rack chute separate, can loosen 2 pincers handles, thereby loosen the pincers clamp.
The foregoing hemostat for clamping uterine artery: the forceps rod, the forceps handle, the forceps clamp, the connecting rod, the sliding rod, the arc-shaped bevel rack and the locking claw assembly are made of medical-grade metal with good toughness, so that the locking claw assembly has good elasticity, the stable and reliable locking function of the locking claw assembly is guaranteed, and all parts in contact with the body of a patient can be guaranteed to have the advantages of corrosion resistance, rust resistance, no toxicity and no harm.
The foregoing hemostat for clamping uterine artery: the clamp rod and the clamp protruding structure part are designed to be rounded corners, so that the device can be effectively prevented from injuring the body of a patient due to too sharp edges and corners.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: the forceps can be driven by the slide rod to synchronously open and close by opening and closing the forceps handle, so that the opening and closing action of the forceps rod part is omitted, the pain of a patient is reduced, and the operation difficulty of a doctor is reduced. The forceps leaf is bigger than that of the traditional hemostatic forceps, so that hemostasis is facilitated, and meanwhile, the strip-shaped notch can prevent the forceps clamp from being too long to cause local blood loss and necrosis. When 2 closed pincers handles, locking claw and arc rack diagonal locking to make 2 pincers clamps close, reach hemostatic effect, stir the driving lever, locking claw and the separation of arc rack diagonal can loosen 2 pincers handles, thereby loosen the pincers clamp. The forceps rod, the forceps handle, the forceps clamp, the connecting rod, the sliding rod, the arc-shaped bevel rack and the locking claw assembly are made of medical-grade metal with good toughness, so that the locking claw assembly has good elasticity, the stable and reliable locking function of the locking claw assembly is guaranteed, and all parts in contact with the body of a patient can be guaranteed to have the advantages of corrosion resistance, rust resistance, no toxicity and no harm. The clamp rod and the clamp protruding structure part are designed to be rounded corners, so that the device can be effectively prevented from injuring the body of a patient due to too sharp edges and corners.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view of fig. 1.
Fig. 3 is a schematic structural view of the clamp lever.
FIG. 4 is a schematic structural view of an arc-shaped helical rack and a locking pawl assembly.
Fig. 5 is a schematic view of the structure of the jaw.
Wherein: 1. a clamp lever; 101. a chute; 2. a forceps handle; 3. a connecting rod; 4. clamping jaws; 401. a gear; 402. a strip-shaped notch; 403. clamping leaves; 5. a slide bar; 501. a rack; 6. an arc-shaped helical rack; 7. a locking pawl assembly; 701. a locking claw; 702. an elastic sheet; 703. a deflector rod.
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The invention is described in further detail below:
example 1
The hemostatic forceps for clamping uterine artery provided by the embodiment comprises a forceps rod 1, symmetrical forceps handles 2 and forceps handles 4, wherein the front end of the forceps rod 1 is connected with the forceps handles 4 through a pin shaft structure, and the rear end of the forceps rod 1 is connected with the forceps handles 2 through a pin shaft structure. The clamp rod 1 is cylindrical, a square sliding groove 101 is arranged at the center of the clamp rod 1, a square sliding rod 5 is arranged in the sliding groove 101, the sliding rod 5 and the sliding groove 101 form sliding connection, and symmetrical racks 501 are respectively arranged on two sides of the front end of the sliding rod 5. The jaw 4 is provided with a gear 401 along the circumference direction of the center of the pin shaft, and the gear 401 and the rack 501 form meshing transmission. The rear end of the slide bar 5 is connected with the 2 forceps handles 2 through the connecting bar 3, and the connecting bar 3 is connected with the slide bar 5 and the forceps handles 2 through pin structures. Therefore, the clamp handle 2 can be operated to open and close, and the clamp 4 can be driven by the slide rod 5 to perform synchronous opening and closing actions, so that the opening and closing actions of the clamp rod 1 are omitted, the pain of a patient is reduced, and the operation difficulty of a doctor is reduced.
The forceps holder 4 comprises a thin plate-shaped forceps blade 403, the forceps blade 403 is connected with the gear 401 through a rib, the forceps blade 403 is arc-shaped, a strip-shaped gap 402 is formed in the middle of the forceps blade, the forceps blade 403 is larger than the forceps blade of a traditional hemostatic forceps, hemostasis is facilitated, and meanwhile the strip-shaped gap 402 can prevent the forceps holder from being too long to cause local blood loss and necrosis.
2 sides of individual pincers handle are equipped with arc rack chute 6 and locking claw assembly 7 respectively, locking claw assembly 7 includes and forms locking complex locking claw 701 with arc rack chute 6, locking claw 701 is fixed in 2 sides of pincers handle through lamellar elastic sheet 702, one side of keeping away from arc rack chute 6 at elastic sheet 702 and be equipped with driving lever 703 near the position of locking claw 701, like this when 2 closed pincers handles 2, locking claw 701 and the locking of arc rack chute 6, thereby make 2 pincers 4 tightly close, reach hemostatic effect, when stirring driving lever 703, locking claw 701 separates with arc rack chute 6, can unclamp 2 pincers handles 2, thereby unclamp pincers 4.
The forceps rod 1, the forceps handle 2, the forceps holder 4, the connecting rod 3, the sliding rod 5, the arc-shaped helical rack 6 and the locking claw assembly 7 are made of medical-grade metal with good toughness, so that the locking claw assembly 7 has good elasticity, the stable and reliable locking function of the locking claw assembly is guaranteed, and parts in contact with the body of a patient can be guaranteed to have the advantages of corrosion resistance, rust resistance, no toxicity and no harm.
The protruding structure parts of the forceps rod 1 and the forceps holder 4 are designed to be rounded corners, so that the device can be effectively prevented from being injured to the body of a patient due to too sharp edges and corners.
The operation process of the embodiment is as follows: after delivery of vagina and after cesarean section, when postpartum hemorrhage occurs, the device is opened, the uterine artery on the cervical side is clamped to support downwards, the forceps handle is combined, and therefore the hemostatic effect is achieved.
Therefore, the medical endoscope has the advantages of being reliable in structure, reducing pain of patients and reducing operation difficulty of doctors, and well solves existing problems.
The above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical idea of the present invention, and the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereby, and any modifications made on the basis of the technical scheme according to the technical idea of the present invention fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A hemostat for clamping a uterine artery, comprising: the clamp comprises a clamp rod (1), symmetrical clamp handles (2) and clamp jaws (4), wherein the front end of the clamp rod (1) is connected with the clamp jaws (4) through a pin shaft structure, and the rear end of the clamp rod (1) is connected with the clamp handles (2) through a pin shaft structure;
the clamp rod (1) is cylindrical, a square sliding groove (101) is formed in the center of the clamp rod (1), a square sliding rod (5) is arranged in the sliding groove (101), the sliding rod (5) is in sliding connection with the sliding groove (101), and symmetrical racks (501) are arranged on two sides of the front end of the sliding rod (5) respectively;
the clamp (4) is provided with a gear (401) along the circumferential direction of the center of a pin shaft, and the gear (401) and the rack (501) form meshing transmission;
the rear end of the sliding rod (5) is connected with the 2 forceps handles (2) through a connecting rod (3), and the connecting rod (3) is connected with the sliding rod (5) and the forceps handles (2) through pin shaft structures.
2. The hemostat for clamping a uterine artery according to claim 1, wherein: the clamp (4) comprises a thin plate-shaped clamp blade (403), the clamp blade (403) is connected with the gear (401) through a rib, the clamp blade (403) is arc-shaped, and a strip-shaped gap (402) is formed in the middle of the clamp blade.
3. The hemostat for clamping a uterine artery according to claim 1, wherein: 2 arc rack (6) and locking claw assembly (7) are equipped with respectively to pincers handle (2) side, locking claw assembly (7) including with arc rack (6) form locking complex locking claw (701), locking claw (701) are fixed through lamellar flexure strip (702) pincers handle (2) side one side of flexure strip (702) is kept away from and is close to locking claw (701) position is equipped with driving lever (703).
4. The hemostat for clamping a uterine artery according to claim 1, wherein: the forceps rod (1), the forceps handle (2), the forceps holder (4), the connecting rod (3), the sliding rod (5), the arc-shaped bevel rack (6) and the locking claw assembly (7) are made of medical grade metal with good toughness.
5. The hemostat for clamping a uterine artery according to claim 1, wherein: the protruding structure parts of the clamp rod (1) and the clamp (4) are designed to be rounded.
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