CN113398428A - Drainage catheter capable of being dynamically monitored and monitoring method - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to a dynamically monitored drainage catheter and a monitoring method, wherein a head end pressure sensor and a tail end pressure sensor are respectively arranged at the head end and the tail end of a drainage catheter body, the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor are both connected with a main control unit, the main control unit is used for collecting pressure values measured by the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor, calculating the difference between the pressure values collected by the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor in real time to obtain a pressure difference value, and monitoring the drainage condition according to the pressure difference value. According to the drainage catheter, the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor are respectively arranged at the head end and the tail end of the drainage catheter body, whether the drainage catheter is blocked or not is judged according to the pressure difference values measured by the two pressure sensors, and the sudden blockage, abnormal flow and other problems are timely reminded and fed back, so that a doctor can timely master the information of a patient and accurately judge and process the information.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to a drainage catheter for dynamic monitoring and a monitoring method, belonging to the technical field of medical instruments and application.
Background
With the development of medical technology, a lot of disease conditions needing an open abdomen operation can be treated through minimally invasive surgery in the past, especially the disease conditions which are easy to cause effusion of human body organs for serious disease conditions such as inflammation, tumor and the like, and the effusion of focuses in the body of a patient can be drained through the minimally invasive drainage technology, so that the condition of the disease is prevented from being aggravated due to the compression of the organs of the patient.
In performing a drainage procedure, a puncture is usually made under ultrasound or CT guidance, and then a drainage catheter is precisely inserted into a site of a patient to be drained. Generally speaking, the drainage methods, methods and time for different patients to drain the drainage catheter are different, the drainage stagnation time is about 3-30 days, particularly for cancer patients, the drainage time and the drainage position are different, so that the drainage time, the drainage effusion flow rate, the drainage time and the like of the patients cannot be monitored, when a drainage pipeline is blocked, the patient can feel the blockage completely or the experience of a doctor is relied on, and thus accidents of the patients are easily caused, particularly in special time periods such as night. Meanwhile, the change of the drainage flow and the drainage liquid cannot be accurately judged by the conventional method, and the diagnosis method of the patient cannot be synchronously updated, so that the improvement and the change of the treatment scheme for the change of the drainage effusion of the patient are judged by the experience of a doctor, the measurement cannot be accurately carried out, and the treatment of the illness state of the patient cannot be accurately controlled.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the invention is as follows: a drainage catheter and a monitoring method capable of accurately and dynamically monitoring the drainage condition of a patient are provided.
In order to solve the technical problems, one of the technical solutions proposed by the present invention is: a drainage catheter for dynamic monitoring comprises a drainage catheter body, wherein the head end of the drainage catheter body is connected with an insertion interface, and the tail end of the drainage catheter body is fixedly connected with a liquid receiving pipe; the drainage catheter comprises a drainage catheter body and is characterized in that a head end pressure sensor and a tail end pressure sensor are respectively arranged at the head end and the tail end of the drainage catheter body, the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor are both connected with a main control unit, and the main control unit is used for collecting pressure values measured by the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor and calculating a difference value between the pressure values to obtain a pressure difference value.
In order to solve the technical problems, the second technical scheme provided by the invention is as follows: a method for dynamically monitoring the drainage condition by using a drainage catheter in one technical scheme comprises the following steps:
implanting a drainage catheter into a part needing drainage;
the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor collect pressure values at preset intervals and transmit the pressure values to the main control unit;
the main control unit calculates the difference between the pressure values acquired by the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor in real time to obtain a pressure difference value;
the main control unit monitors the drainage condition according to the differential pressure value, and the method specifically comprises the following steps:
1) when the differential pressure value is a first positive value, the drainage of the drainage catheter is normal;
2) when the differential pressure value is equal to 0, the effusion in the body is emptied;
3) when the differential pressure value is a second positive value, or a negative value, the drainage catheter is blocked, wherein the second positive value is greater than the first positive value.
According to the drainage catheter, the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor are respectively arranged at the head end and the tail end of the drainage catheter body, whether the drainage catheter is blocked or not is judged according to the pressure difference values measured by the two pressure sensors, and the sudden blockage, abnormal flow and other problems are timely reminded and fed back, so that a doctor can timely master the information of a patient and accurately judge and process the information.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the construction of a drainage catheter in an embodiment of the invention.
Reference numerals: 1. a drainage catheter body; 2. a two-way valve; 3. a three-way joint; 4. a luer cap; 5. a data line; 6. a main control unit; 7-1, a tail end pressure sensor; 7-2, a head end pressure sensor; 8. inserting an interface; 9. a liquid receiving pipe; 10. a drainage opening.
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Example one
The drainage catheter of dynamic monitoring of this embodiment, as shown in fig. 1, including drainage catheter body 1, the head end of drainage catheter body 1 is connected with inserts interface 8, is equipped with the drainage mouth on inserting interface 8, and the one end that inserts interface 8 and keep away from drainage catheter body 1 is equipped with the pipe point end of conveniently implanting the human body, the tail end rigid coupling of drainage catheter body 1 has liquid receiving pipe 9.
The drainage catheter comprises a drainage catheter body 1 and is characterized in that a head end pressure sensor 7-2 and a tail end pressure sensor 7-1 are respectively arranged at the head end and the tail end of the drainage catheter body 1, the head end pressure sensor 7-2 and the tail end pressure sensor 7-1 are connected with a main control unit 6 through data lines 5, the main control unit 6 is used for collecting pressure values measured by the head end pressure sensor 7-2 and the tail end pressure sensor 7-1, and calculating a difference value between the pressure values to obtain a pressure difference value, namely the pressure difference value = a pressure value measured by the head end pressure sensor-a pressure value measured by the tail end pressure sensor.
The main control unit 6 may be a closed housing, and the processor, the circuit board, the power supply, the data transmitting and receiving module, and the like are disposed in the housing and connected to the data transmitting and receiving module through the data line 5 passing through the housing. Of course, the head end pressure sensor 7-2 and the tail end pressure sensor 7-1 may also be connected to the main control unit 6 by wireless transmission, which is the prior art and will not be described again.
For convenience of description, as shown in fig. 1, the insertion interface section is labeled as section a, the drainage catheter body is labeled as section B, and the liquid receiving tube 9 is labeled as section C. According to the experience of the applicant, when the drainage catheter is used, the position which is most easily blocked is often in the section A or the section B, therefore, the arrangement position of the pressure sensor is important, and the miniature pressure sensor is generally arranged at the side close to the body of a patient, namely at the head end of the drainage catheter body 1, and the miniature pressure sensor is arranged at the end far away from the patient, namely at the tail end of the drainage catheter body 1.
When the drainage device is used, after a patient performs an operation, a drainage position of the patient is selected by a doctor according to the specific state of an illness of the patient, the drainage catheter is implanted into a part needing drainage through corresponding auxiliary devices such as an auxiliary device drawing trocar, a skin dilator and a guide wire (mature products are arranged on the corresponding auxiliary design market), and the two-way valve 2, the three-way joint 3, the luer cap 4 and the like are all positioned outside the body. Meanwhile, a piece of double-sided adhesive tape is adhered to the bottom of the shell of the main control unit 6 and is adhered to clothes or other parts of a patient, the drainage catheter is placed, and the drainage condition is checked through a differential pressure value. It should be noted that the two-way valve 2, the three-way joint 3 and the luer cap 4 in fig. 1 are all in the prior art and are not described again.
The embodiment can be further modified as follows:
1) and the main control unit 6 is provided with a pressure difference alarm device which alarms when the pressure difference value exceeds a preset threshold value.
2) The main control unit 6 is connected with a nurse workstation, and sends information such as the blockage condition, the flow velocity and the like of the drainage catheter to the nurse workstation in real time. The preferred wireless connection of connected mode, such as bluetooth etc. when pressure differential alarm device reported to the police, nurse's workstation response alarm signal to in time remind and the feedback to the jam that suddenly produces and flow abnormity scheduling problem, remind medical personnel to accomplish follow-up rescue and treatment.
3) The main control unit 6 is connected with a terminal carried by a patient, and sends information such as the blockage condition, the flow rate and the like of the drainage catheter to the terminal in real time. The connection mode is preferably wireless connection, the transfer can be carried out through a nurse workstation, and when the pressure difference alarm device gives an alarm, the terminal responds to an alarm signal. The terminal can select cell-phone or panel computer etc. for use, and the corresponding APP of installation can realize alarm signal's receipt on the terminal to remind the patient after pressure differential alarm device sends alarm signal.
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The embodiment is a method for monitoring a drainage catheter according to the first application, including the steps of:
after the operation of the patient, the drainage catheter is implanted into the part needing drainage by selecting the drainage position of the patient according to the specific condition of the patient by a doctor. At this time, the tip of the catheter on the insertion port 8 is inserted into the tissue of the human body, the drainage catheter body 1 extends to the outside of the body along the inside of the human body, and the liquid receiving tube 9 is vertically arranged outside the body.
For the state of an illness of different patients, drainage pressure is different, doctors need to input corresponding state of an illness data in advance according to the state of an illness of the patients and actual conditions, corresponding applications test the pressure of the corresponding state of an illness in advance according to a corresponding database, the relation between the state of an illness and pressure difference is obtained, and therefore the doctors can directly input parameters related to the state of an illness to monitor.
The head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor collect pressure values at preset intervals and transmit the pressure values to the main control unit, and the preset intervals can be set to be different in seconds or minutes according to actual conditions.
The main control unit calculates the difference between the pressure values acquired by the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor in real time to obtain a pressure difference value; the main control unit monitors the drainage condition according to the differential pressure value, and the method specifically comprises the following steps:
1) when the differential pressure value is a first positive value, the drainage of the drainage catheter is normal. When normal drainage, the pressure value that head end pressure sensor gathered is the osmotic pressure of human tissue hydrops, and the pressure value that tail end pressure sensor gathered is 0 almost, and consequently, the pressure value that head end pressure sensor gathered will be greater than the pressure value that tail end pressure sensor gathered, so when normal drainage, the differential pressure value slightly is greater than 0 and is first positive value. At this time, the amplitude of the variation of the differential pressure value is relatively flat, which represents that the effusion in the patient is normally discharged outwards.
2) When the differential pressure value is equal to 0, the accumulated liquid in the body is emptied, and the drainage catheter is empty.
3) When the differential pressure value is a second positive value and is greater than the first positive value, or is a negative value, the drainage catheter is blocked.
In addition, when the differential pressure value is switched back and forth between a state slightly larger than 0 and a state equal to 0, the accumulated liquid in the body is about to be emptied.
In order to further confirm the jam position, the present embodiment may be further modified as follows:
1) when the differential pressure value is a second positive value and is greater than the first positive value, the pipeline above the tail end pressure sensor is blocked. That is, as shown in fig. 1, when the drainage catheter is draining normally, the differential pressure value is slightly larger than 0. When pipeline takes place to block up above tail end pressure sensor promptly and takes place to block up more than the B section, tail end pressure sensor can not gather the pressure value, and B section liquid is overstocked more this moment, and the differential pressure value slowly increases, and liquid is in case it is full of A section pipeline to exceed head end pressure sensor, and the pressure value that head end pressure sensor gathered this moment will reach the maximum value, and the differential pressure value also can become the maximum value, and the differential pressure value after the change this moment is called the differential pressure value second positive value, and the second positive value is greater than first positive value this moment. The blockage of the section B is most easy to occur, and the section B is longer, so that the drainage is not smooth due to the fact that the section B is most easily pressed by the hand of a patient or other foreign matters, and doctors often give advice to accompany family members to see the drainage catheter when the drainage is carried out.
2) If the differential pressure value is a negative value, the blockage of a pipeline below the tail end pressure sensor is indicated (as shown in a section C part in fig. 1), and at the moment, no liquid flows in the drainage catheter body; when C section blocks up and is full of liquid above the position, head end pressure sensor and tail end pressure sensor homoenergetic gather the pressure value, and the pressure value that tail end pressure sensor gathered is greater than the pressure value that head end pressure sensor gathered this moment, and the differential pressure value will become the negative value. And the differential pressure value will also become negative when the receiving bag is full, i.e. the liquid fills the entire conduit.
Preferably, the main control unit is provided with a pressure difference alarm device, and when the pressure difference value is a second positive value or a negative value, the pressure difference alarm device gives an alarm.
Preferably, the main control unit is connected with a nurse workstation, and when the pressure difference alarm device gives an alarm, the nurse workstation responds to an alarm signal.
Preferably, the main control unit is connected with a terminal carried by a patient, and the terminal responds to an alarm signal when the pressure difference alarm device gives an alarm.
The invention can accurately infer the illness state treatment condition of the patient by accurately measuring the flow and the blockage of the drainage effusion, determine the treatment effect in time and take corresponding measures. The treatment scheme is corrected and improved according to the corresponding monitoring condition, so that the patient can more accurately master the condition of the patient, the understanding degree of the doctor and the patient is improved, the problem of distrust of the patient due to information asymmetry is avoided, and the relationship between the doctor and the patient is improved.
The present invention is not limited to the specific technical solutions described in the above embodiments, and other embodiments may be made in the present invention in addition to the above embodiments. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, substitutions of equivalents, and alterations can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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1. A drainage catheter for dynamic monitoring comprises a drainage catheter body, wherein the head end of the drainage catheter body is connected with an insertion interface, and the tail end of the drainage catheter body is fixedly connected with a liquid receiving pipe; the method is characterized in that: the drainage catheter comprises a drainage catheter body and is characterized in that a head end pressure sensor and a tail end pressure sensor are respectively arranged at the head end and the tail end of the drainage catheter body, the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor are both connected with a main control unit, and the main control unit is used for collecting pressure values measured by the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor and calculating a difference value between the pressure values to obtain a pressure difference value.
2. The dynamically monitored drainage catheter of claim 1, wherein: and the main control unit is provided with a pressure difference alarm device which alarms when the pressure difference value exceeds a preset threshold value.
3. The dynamically monitored drainage catheter of claim 1 or 2, wherein: the master control unit is connected with the nurse workstation, and when the pressure difference alarm device gives an alarm, the nurse workstation responds to an alarm signal.
4. The dynamically monitored drainage catheter of claim 1 or 2, wherein: the main control unit is connected with a terminal carried by a patient, and the terminal responds to an alarm signal when the pressure difference alarm device gives an alarm.
5. A method of dynamically monitoring drainage using the drainage catheter of claim 1, comprising the steps of:
implanting a drainage catheter into a part needing drainage;
the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor collect pressure values at preset intervals and transmit the pressure values to the main control unit;
the main control unit calculates the difference between the pressure values acquired by the head end pressure sensor and the tail end pressure sensor in real time to obtain a pressure difference value; the main control unit monitors the drainage condition according to the differential pressure value, and the method specifically comprises the following steps:
1) when the differential pressure value is a first positive value, the drainage of the drainage catheter is normal;
2) when the differential pressure value is equal to 0, the effusion in the body is emptied;
3) when the differential pressure value is a second positive value, or a negative value, the drainage catheter is blocked, wherein the second positive value is greater than the first positive value.
6. A method for dynamic monitoring of drainage conditions according to claim 5, wherein when the drainage catheter is blocked, the location of the blockage is identified in two cases:
if the differential pressure value is a second positive value, the pipeline above the tail end pressure sensor is blocked;
if the differential pressure value is a negative value, the blockage of the pipeline below the tail end pressure sensor is indicated.
7. The method of dynamically monitoring drainage conditions according to claim 5, wherein: when the differential pressure value switches back and forth between a first positive value and a state equal to 0, the accumulated fluid in the body is about to be emptied.
8. A method of dynamically monitoring drainage conditions according to any of claims 5 to 7, wherein: and the main control unit is provided with a pressure difference alarm device, and when the pressure difference value is a second positive value or a negative value, the pressure difference alarm device gives an alarm.
9. The method of dynamically monitoring drainage conditions according to claim 8, wherein: the master control unit is connected with the nurse workstation, and when the pressure difference alarm device gives an alarm, the nurse workstation responds to an alarm signal.
10. The method of dynamically monitoring drainage conditions according to claim 8, wherein: the main control unit is connected with a terminal carried by a patient, and the terminal responds to an alarm signal when the pressure difference alarm device gives an alarm.
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