CN113577490B - Anesthesia airway auxiliary management device - Google Patents

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CN113577490B
CN113577490B CN202110864622.9A CN202110864622A CN113577490B CN 113577490 B CN113577490 B CN 113577490B CN 202110864622 A CN202110864622 A CN 202110864622A CN 113577490 B CN113577490 B CN 113577490B
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Abstract

An auxiliary management device for an anesthetic airway relates to an auxiliary management device. The invention aims to solve the problems of air leakage and unstable mandible supporting force of the traditional air passage management manipulator. The oxygen mask locking system and the control system are both arranged in the headrest, the mask adjusts the pressing force pressed on the face of a patient through the oxygen mask locking system, the two flexible arms are arranged on the headrest and support the chin of the patient through torque control, and the control system is electrically connected with the oxygen mask locking system and the two flexible arms and controls the fastening force of the oxygen mask locking system and the loosening and tightening of the two flexible arms. The serpentine arm adopts moment control, can provide the same supporting force for different patients, and ensures the stability of the head of the patient in the operation process. The invention is used in the process of anaesthetizing the airway.

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Anesthesia airway auxiliary management device
Technical Field
The invention relates to an auxiliary airway management device, in particular to an auxiliary anesthesia airway management device, and belongs to the field of anesthesia medicine.
Background
Mask ventilation is a non-invasive positive pressure ventilation (NPPV), and the advantages of mask NPPV include: the airway management method has lighter stimulation to the patient and is more comfortable for the patient; can avoid the complications of damage to the normal barrier function of the upper respiratory tract, upper respiratory tract injury, respiratory tract infection and the like caused by establishing an artificial airway. Research shows that the mask NPPV can be used for acute and chronic respiratory failure caused by various reasons, effectively relieving dyspnea, enhancing gas exchange, improving oxygenation function, reducing the proportion of trachea cannula, shortening ICU and total hospitalization time, reducing death rate and improving life quality. However, the stability and reliability of mask NPPV technology are not as good as those of invasive positive pressure ventilation technology, and the defects of air leakage, airway obstruction, local skin compression injury, flatulence, aspiration and sputum excretion disorder, large airway dead space and the like exist.
Bulletin number CN109646774a, patent name: the invention relates to an invention patent of an airway management manipulator for assisting positive pressure ventilation of a face mask, and specifically discloses the following contents: the doctor controls the mechanical arm through both hands, four tentacles symmetrically apply force to the lower jaw of the patient and corresponding parts of the mask, after achieving the satisfactory mask airway management pose, the pose of the multi-joint snake-shaped mechanism is locked through the system base and the locking mechanism, and the four tentacles can replace the doctor to implement the mask airway management manipulation. When the airway management pose needs to be readjusted, the multi-joint snake-shaped mechanism can be loosened through the system base and the locking mechanism, and then the pose is readjusted until the state is satisfied. The air bags of the tentacles have the functions of flexible contact and buffer pressure, can play a role in elastic force application and maxillofacial protection, and the pressure sensor can continuously monitor the pressure in the air bags so as to reflect the force application state of each tentacle.
This air flue management manipulator is pressing the face guard through two tentacles when in actual use, and two other tentacles hold up the lower jaw, because per two tentacles share a robotic arm for the locking of two tentacles needs same locking force to control, and this kind of mode can probably lead to the face guard to press and not tightly cause gas leakage and after the jaw holding power once adjusts, the holding power in the art can't be adjusted, leads to the unstable problem of holding power.
In summary, the existing airway management manipulator has the problems of air leakage and unstable mandibular supporting force.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the problems of air leakage and unstable mandible supporting force of the traditional airway management manipulator. Further provided is an anesthetic airway auxiliary management device.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows: the utility model provides an anesthesia air flue auxiliary management device, including oxygen mask locking system, two flexible arms, headrest and control system, oxygen mask locking system and control system all install in the headrest, the face guard compresses tightly the facial clamp force at the patient through oxygen mask locking system adjustment, two flexible arms are installed on the headrest and support patient chin department through moment control, control system is connected with oxygen mask locking system and two flexible arms electricity to control the fastening force size of oxygen mask locking system and the lax and the tensioning of two flexible arms.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following effects:
1. the flexible arm is formed by tightening more than 30 hemispherical metal pieces which are sleeved with each other through the central steel wire rope, has a large working space and a working posture of any angle (the snake-shaped arm is only used for supporting the mandible, the working space is larger, the working posture is more flexible), the support of the mandible of different patients is met, and the supporting force is adjustable and stable.
2. The serpentine arm adopts moment control, can provide the same supporting force for different patients, and ensures the stability of the head of the patient in the operation process.
3. The fastening of the oxygen mask is completed by adopting the motor to pull the ropes pressed on the mask, and the ropes on the left side and the right side are connected into a whole, so that the left side and the right side of the oxygen mask are stressed uniformly, and the risk of air leakage is reduced.
4. The motor for driving the oxygen mask cord adopts torque control, and the size of the motor is adjusted by the knob, so that the motor can adapt to the fastening force requirements of different faces of patients.
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FIG. 1 is an isometric view of the present invention; FIG. 2 is an isometric view of an oxygen mask locking system; fig. 3 is an exploded view of single wire groove wire wheel assembly D; fig. 4 is an exploded view of the drive system B; FIG. 5 is an isometric view of a flexible arm; FIG. 6 is a front cross-sectional view of FIG. 5; FIG. 7 is a schematic view of the bowl software A-1, the exit lock assembly A-2 and the hand rest assembly A-3; FIG. 8 is a front cross-sectional view of the bowl; FIG. 9 is a schematic view of a two bowl stack; FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view at A-A of FIG. 9;
FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view of bowl software A-1, ejection latch assembly A-2 and hand rest assembly A-3; FIG. 12 is a schematic view of the structure of the exit lock member A-2; FIG. 13 is an exploded view of the hand rest A-3; FIG. 14 is a schematic structural view of a headrest;
fig. 15 is a block diagram of a control system of the present invention.
Detailed Description
The technical scheme of the invention is not limited to the specific embodiments listed below, and also comprises any reasonable combination of the specific embodiments.
The first embodiment is as follows: the present embodiment is described with reference to fig. 1 to 15, and includes an oxygen mask locking system, two flexible arms, a headrest, and a control system, wherein the oxygen mask locking system and the control system are both installed in the headrest, the mask is adjusted to be compressed on the face of a patient by the oxygen mask locking system, the two flexible arms are symmetrically installed on the headrest and support the chin of the patient by torque control, and the control system is electrically connected with the oxygen mask locking system and the two flexible arms and controls the magnitude of the fastening force of the oxygen mask locking system and the loosening and tightening of the two flexible arms.
The flexible arm of the embodiment is used for supporting the chin of a patient, helping to open the airway of the patient and maintaining the open state of the airway of the patient during the operation; the oxygen mask fastening system is used for pressing the oxygen mask on the face of a patient and adjusting pressing force for different patients; the headrest is a housing of the anesthesia airway auxiliary management apparatus for supporting the neck and head of the patient, helping the patient to form a head reclined position in a supine position.
The headrest of this embodiment includes neck protruding portion M-1, casing C, control panel C-1 and hand knot C-2, and neck protruding portion M-1 installs on casing C up end, and is located one side of casing C, and control panel C-1 installs on casing C's side terminal surface, and is connected with control system, and hand knot C-2 is installed to casing C's both sides.
The neck bulge M-1 of the embodiment is used for supporting the neck of a patient and helping the patient form a head reclining position in a supine position. The circular holes C-3 of the snake-shaped arms on the two sides are respectively positioned on the left side and the right side of the neck bulge part M-1, the size of the circular holes ensures that the snake-shaped arms penetrate out of the circular holes C-3 of the snake-shaped arms, and a user can conveniently replace the circular holes C-3 of the snake-shaped arms under the condition that the headrest is not detached. The upper part of the headrest is provided with 4 through holes, and the oxygen mask rope is connected with a steel wire rope inside the headrest through the 4 holes. The hand button is positioned on the left side wall and the right side wall of the headrest, so that the headrest is convenient to carry. The control panel is integrated with a power switch 4-3, a digital display panel 4-2, an elastic soft operation panel 4-1 and a potential knob 4-5, and is connected with the shell C independently of the shell part, so that the assembly is convenient. Meanwhile, various parts are connected to the shell C in a threaded mode, and the shell C plays a role of a bearing system.
The second embodiment is as follows: referring to fig. 2, the oxygen mask locking system of the present embodiment includes a driving system B, a plurality of transmission systems, a mask B-7, a tightening rope G, and a housing C, where the driving system B and the plurality of transmission systems are installed in the housing C, the tightening rope G is snapped onto the mask B-7 and stretches into the housing C, and through the plurality of transmission systems, the final head and tail ends are all accommodated in the driving system B, and the driving system B drives the head and tail ends of the tightening rope G to move so that the length of the part of the tightening rope G outside the driving system B changes, and then changes to the force of the tightening rope G to fasten the mask B-7; when the tension is applied, the tension applied to the tension rope G is the same in all parts except the driving system B. Because the tension force born by the tensioning rope G is the same, and the tensioning rope G is buckled on the mask B-7, the stress of each mask B-7 of the tensioning rope G is the same, thereby ensuring that the periphery of the mask can be uniformly sealed and preventing air leakage.
According to the embodiment, the output force of the fastening motor B-1 of the driving system B can be regulated by regulating the knob on the anesthesia airway auxiliary management instrument, then the fastening force is regulated by the transmission system, and the fastening force can be directly read according to the scale on the knob. According to the invention, the head end and the tail end of the tensioning rope G are driven by the driving system B to move so that the length of the tensioning rope G at a part outside the driving system B is changed, and then the length is converted into the change of the force of the tensioning rope G for fastening the mask B-7; when the tension is applied, the tension applied to the tension rope G is the same throughout the parts other than the driving system B. The periphery of the mask can be uniformly sealed, and air leakage is prevented.
The movement range of the tightening rope G of the embodiment can reach 50mm-100mm, and the tightening rope G can adapt to the facial forms of most patients.
The driving system of the embodiment is used for outputting power and transmitting the power to the transmission system through the steel wire rope; the transmission system is used for converting the displacement of the wire rope output by the wire guide wheel into synchronous displacement of the 4 wire rope ports at the tail end; the mask and the ropes are used for converting the displacement of the 4 steel wire rope ports at the tail end of the transmission system into the force for fastening the mask by the ropes; the whole mask fastening process is simple, and the operation is flexible and reliable.
The anesthesia airway auxiliary management apparatus of the embodiment controls the pressing of the mask and the support of the mandible independently, and the two actions are coordinated and do not interfere with each other.
And a third specific embodiment: the plurality of transmission systems of this embodiment are mounted in a rectangular array within the housing C, with the mask B-7 being located over the middle of the rectangular array, as described in connection with fig. 2. By the arrangement, the tensioning ropes G are symmetrically arranged for the tension on the mask B-7, and the pressing effect of the mask is guaranteed. Other components and connection relationships are the same as those of the second embodiment.
The specific embodiment IV is as follows: referring to fig. 4, the driving system B of the present embodiment includes a fastening motor B-1, a fastening motor base B-2, and a double-wire groove guide wheel B-3, where the fastening motor B-1 is mounted on the fastening motor base B-2, and the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 is fixedly connected to an output shaft of the fastening motor B-1; the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 can accommodate the head end and the tail end of the tensioning rope G at the same time, and when the fastening motor B-1 works, the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 is driven to rotate, so that the head end and the tail end of the tensioning rope G are simultaneously tightened or loosened, and the length change of the steel wire rope G is realized. The structure saves the internal space, ensures that the stress of the head end and the tail end of the tensioning rope G is the same, and is beneficial to prolonging the service life of the steel wire rope G.
Preferably, the driving system B further comprises a double-wire groove guide wheel cover B-4 and a guide wheel locking block B-5, wherein the double-wire groove guide wheel cover B-4 is buckled on the buckling motor base B-2 to cover the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3, and the guide wheel locking block B-5 is arranged between the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 and the double-wire groove guide wheel cover B-4 to fix the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 and an output shaft of the buckling motor B-1; the double-wire groove guide wheel cover B-4 covers the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 of the moving part, and interference of the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 with other parts is avoided.
Preferably, the double-line groove guide wheel cover B-4 is provided with two upper and lower parallel tensioning rope G inlets and outlets for ensuring that the tensioning ropes G smoothly enter the double-line groove guide wheel B-3 from the upper and lower ends and the left and right sides of the double-line groove guide wheel B-3.
The axis of the double-wire groove wire guide wheel B-3 of the embodiment is provided with a through hole matched with the output shaft of the fastening motor B-1, a groove for accommodating the guide wheel locking block B-5 is designed beside the through hole according to the shape of the output shaft of the motor, and a threaded hole penetrates through the groove of the guide wheel locking block B-5. The design is convenient for fixing the double-wire groove wire wheel B-3 on the output shaft of the fastening motor B-1, and realizes the rotary motion of the double-wire groove wire wheel B-3 along with the fastening motor B-1. Of course, a corresponding speed reducer can be connected between the double-wire groove wire guide wheel B-3 and the output shaft of the fastening motor B-1 as required. Two symmetrical through holes are formed in the side face of the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 and used for tensioning locking of the tail end of the rope G, and a rope hole penetrates through the through holes in the side face of the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 in the front groove and the rear groove of the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 respectively.
The fastening motor B-1 is fastened to the fastening motor base B-2 through a motor bolt, an output shaft of the fastening motor B-1 penetrates through a central hole of the double-wire groove wire guide wheel B-3, and the guide wheel locking block B-5 clamps a motor shaft and is locked through a fastening bolt. The tensioning rope G is wound in the front groove and the rear groove of the double-wire groove wire guide wheel B-3, and the rope end opening penetrates into the rope hole of the wire groove and is locked at a position communicated with the rope hole. And fastening the double-wire groove guide wheel cover B-4 to the fastening motor base B-2 by using a fastening bolt, and enabling the end part of the tensioning rope G to pass out of the side hole of the double-wire groove guide wheel cover B-4. The design simply fixes the tensioning rope G on the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3, and isolates the moving part double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 from other parts, thereby preventing interference and improving the reliability of the device. Other compositions and connection relationships are the same as those of the first, second or third embodiments.
Fifth embodiment: the present embodiment will be described with reference to fig. 2 and 3, in which the plurality of transmission systems are single-wire-groove wire wheel assemblies D. So set up, be convenient for taut rope G slide and simple structure is with low costs on single line groove wire wheel subassembly D. Other compositions and connection relationships are the same as those in any one of the first to fourth embodiments.
Specific embodiment six: the single wire groove wire wheel assembly D of the present embodiment, which will be described with reference to fig. 2 and 3, includes a wire wheel seat D-1, a transmission guide wire wheel D-3, a transmission guide bearing D-4 and a transmission guide wheel shaft D-5,
the transmission guide wheel shaft D-5 is fixedly connected to the wire wheel seat D-1, the transmission guide bearing D-4 is sleeved on the transmission guide wheel shaft D-5, and the outer ring is fixedly provided with the transmission guide wire wheel D-3. Other compositions and connection relationships are the same as those in any one of the first to fifth embodiments.
The transmission guide wheel shaft D-5 of the embodiment is located in the hole of the wire wheel seat D-1, the transmission guide bearing D-4 is located on the transmission guide wheel shaft D-5, the transmission guide wire wheel D-3 is located on the transmission guide bearing D-4, and the transmission guide wheel cover D-2 is fixed on the wire wheel seat D-1 by screwing bolts.
The left side of the tensioning rope G is taken as the head end to describe the connection trend of all the components, the tensioning rope G output from the hole at the left upper part of the double-wire groove wire wheel assembly of the driving system is input into an inlet below the single-wire groove wire wheel through an auxiliary guide wheel, and finally the shell of the anesthesia airway auxiliary management instrument is output from the upper part of the single-wire groove wire wheel; after passing through the left hasp part of the mask B-7, the mask returns to the shell of the anesthesia airway auxiliary management instrument, passes through the 2 single-wire groove wire guide wheel assemblies and is output from the hole at the upper right side of the anesthesia airway auxiliary management instrument shell; and then returns to the shell of the anesthesia airway auxiliary management apparatus after passing through the right hasp part of the mask B-7, and is input into the right lower hole of the double-wire groove wire guide wheel assembly of the driving system. The tightening rope G is used as a rope and is buckled on the two sides of the mask B-7, so that the forces born by the two sides of the mask are the same, the fastening effect of the mask is ensured, and the problem of air leakage of the mask is avoided.
Seventh embodiment: the transmission system of this embodiment will be described with reference to fig. 2, and further includes an auxiliary wire guide wheel assembly F installed between the single wire groove wire guide wheel assembly D and the driving system B to change the position and angle of the tightening rope G entering the driving system B. Specifically, the head end and the tail end of the tensioning rope G of the double-wire groove wire wheel B-3 entering the driving system B are respectively tangent to the double-wire groove wire wheel B-3 and symmetrically distributed on the left side and the right side of the double-wire groove wire wheel B-3, and by the design, the same stress of the head end and the tail end of the tensioning rope G can be ensured, and the service life of the tensioning rope G is prolonged. Other compositions and connection relationships are the same as those in any one of the first to sixth embodiments. Of course, to achieve this, the auxiliary wire guide wheel assembly F may not be used, but the height of the single wire groove wire guide wheel assembly D on the left or right side may be increased so that the wire outlet end thereof is tangent to the upper portion of the double wire groove wire guide wheel B-3.
Eighth embodiment: the tightening rope G of this embodiment, described with reference to fig. 2, includes three steel wires and two ropes connected in a rope in the order of "steel wire rope-steel wire rope" to ensure the same stress, wherein the two ropes are snapped onto the mask B-7. The three-section wire rope is divided into three sections, and it is understood that the wire rope connected with the double-wire groove wire wheel B-3 can be one or two. When two wires are used, the two wires are respectively connected with the double-wire groove wire guide wheel B-3, for example, the two wires are fixedly connected in a mode of a third embodiment; when the number of the double-wire groove wire wheels is one, the middle part is fixedly connected with the double-wire groove wire wheel B-3, and only the length of the wire rope which leaks outside when the double-wire groove wire wheel B-3 rotates in one direction is reduced, and the length of the wire rope which leaks outside when the double-wire groove wire wheel B-3 rotates in the opposite direction is increased. Other compositions and connection relationships are the same as those in any one of the first to seventh embodiments. According to the design, the rope and the steel wire rope are combined into the tensioning rope G, the adverse consequences of red and swollen faces of patients caused by contact of the steel wire rope and the faces of the patients are avoided, and on the other hand, the flexibility of the rope on the mask can be improved due to the fact that the rope has certain elasticity.
Detailed description nine: in this embodiment, four connection points of the two-section wire rope and the three-section wire rope are respectively provided with a hook, as described with reference to fig. 2. So set up, be convenient for the connection between three sections wire rope and the two sections cotton rope. Other compositions and connection relationships are the same as those in any one of the first to eighth embodiments.
Detailed description ten: the mask B-7 of this embodiment includes a mask body B-7-1, a connection frame B-7-3, and a limit post B-7-2, and the tightening rope G is snapped into a groove formed by the limit post B-7-2 and the connection frame B-7-3. The face guard of this embodiment is medical conventional oxygen face guard, sets up tensioning rope G so hasp, is convenient for adapt to current face guard, utilizes the structure of current face guard to carry out spacingly to two sections cotton ropes, prevents that the cotton rope from dropping on the face guard, can also guarantee simultaneously that the face guard is balanced in tension under driving system's drive. The cost can be reduced and the universality of the device can be improved without modifying an oxygen mask. Other compositions and connection relationships are the same as in any one of the first to ninth embodiments.
Eleventh embodiment: the present embodiment is described with reference to fig. 5 to 13, in which the flexible arm includes a bowl software a-1 and an exit locking member a-2, the exit locking member a-2 being mounted at one end of the bowl software a-1 for fixing the flexible arm to an equipment mount; the bowl-shaped piece soft body A-1 comprises a plurality of bowl-shaped pieces A-1-5 and a flexible arm steel wire rope A-1-2, wherein the bowl-shaped pieces A-1-5 are sequentially stacked from top to bottom, the flexible arm steel wire rope A-1-2 penetrates through the bowl-shaped pieces A-1-5 and can be loosened or tensioned under the action of an external driving mechanism so as to change the gaps of the bowl-shaped pieces A-1-5, and therefore the free state or the fixed state of the flexible arm is achieved.
The inner surface and the outer surface of the bowl-shaped piece used by the flexible arm in the embodiment are spherical surfaces with the same radius, and when the bowl-shaped piece is subjected to external acting force, the adjacent bowl-shaped pieces are deformed consistently, so that the locking of the bowl-shaped piece of the flexible arm is greatly reduced.
The bowl-shaped parts used by the flexible arms in the embodiment are thin-wall, so that more bowl-shaped parts can be arranged in the same size space, and more degrees of freedom can be realized; meanwhile, the required raw materials are few, the cost is low, the metal powder injection molding process can be used for manufacturing, and the processing and manufacturing are convenient.
The round angle is formed by threading the hole of the steel wire rope through the center of the bowl-shaped piece used by the flexible arm, so that the pressure intensity on the steel wire rope is reduced, the steel wire rope is prevented from being stretched, and the service life of the flexible arm is effectively prolonged.
The flexible arm of the embodiment is provided with textures on the inner surface and the outer surface of the bowl-shaped piece, so that the friction coefficient between the bowl-shaped pieces is improved, the pulling force of the steel wire rope in the working state is greatly reduced, and the whole service life of the anesthesia airway auxiliary management instrument is greatly prolonged.
The flexible arm motor A-4 adopted by the flexible arm of the embodiment moves towards a set moment value in a moment mode, after the flexible arm for supporting the chin of a patient is fastened, a doctor can judge whether the supporting force is in a proper interval or not through the pressure sensing structure, the flexible arm motor A-4 is convenient to adjust in time, the flexible arm motor A-4 is more flexible and accurate to use, the powerful support of the chin of the patient is effectively avoided all the time, and secondary injury and discomfort are brought to the patient.
The contact part of the flexible arm and the face of the patient is made of soft materials, and the shape and the size of the flexible arm are matched with those of the human chin, so that the damage to the extrusion of the patient chin is greatly reduced. Meanwhile, the invention can avoid the automatic withdrawal of the flexible arm, and ensure that the hand supporting force is adjustable.
Twelve specific embodiments: in this embodiment, the inner surface and the outer surface of the bowl are spherical surfaces with the same radius as each other, and the centers of the two spherical surfaces are separated by d, d= (0.2-0.5) R, where R is the radius of the two spherical surfaces.
In this embodiment, d=2 to 5mm, r=9 to 15mm, and p=1.1 to 9mm. Preferably, d=3.5 to 4.5mm, r=12 to 14mm, p=2 to 4mm.
The overall size of the bowl-shaped piece is determined by the radius R of the spherical surface, the size in the range of the implementation mode ensures the use comfort of the flexible arm, and meanwhile, the axial load born by the bowl-shaped piece is reduced, so that the service lives of the bowl-shaped piece and the flexible arm are effectively prolonged. In addition, the d value and the p value range of the embodiment reduce the needed raw materials on the premise of ensuring the structural strength of the bowl-shaped piece, ensure that the inner surface and the outer surface have larger relative contact areas, and reduce the abrasion condition on textures in the use process of the flexible arm.
The bowl of the invention can be manufactured by adopting a metal powder injection molding process, has low cost and is suitable for commercial application.
The engagement between the bowl during rope tightening is shown in fig. 9 and 10. In the working space range of the flexible arm, the lower surface of the upper bowl-shaped part is contacted with the upper surface of the lower bowl-shaped part, and as the upper bowl-shaped part and the lower bowl-shaped part are spherical crowns (the spherical surfaces are cut by the plane) with the same radius, the deformation is consistent, and the situation of extrusion and clamping can not be generated.
Thirteen specific embodiments: describing the present embodiment with reference to fig. 8, the top end of the bowl-shaped piece of the present embodiment is provided with a circular truncated cone-shaped through hole a-1-5-1, and the upper inclination angle of the circular truncated cone-shaped through hole a-1-5-1 is α, α=40° to 50 °; preferably, round corners are chamfered at the edges of the round tables of the round table-shaped through holes A-1-5-1. So set up, guaranteed that bowl form spare and wire rope have great area of contact, the extrusion pressure that wire rope received under the load reduces, and the life-span obtains great promotion then.
Fourteen specific embodiments: the present embodiment will be described with reference to fig. 8, in which both the inner and outer surfaces of the bowl are textured roughened surfaces. This arrangement provides a relatively high coefficient of friction for engagement between the bowl and thus reduces the tension required by the flexible arms in tension. When the load borne by the flexible arm of the actuating mechanism is reduced, the load borne by the guide bolt, the worm gear, the motor and the like is correspondingly reduced, so that the service life of the flexible arm is greatly prolonged.
When in actual use, the friction force of the bowl-shaped piece with textures is 4 times that of the existing mechanism, and the tensile force is only one fourth of that before, so that the service lives of the motor and the steel wire rope are effectively prolonged.
Preferably, the textures attached to the outer surface and the inner surface of the bowl-shaped piece in the embodiment are Xinchuan 8024 textures. The friction force is high after long-term use friction, and the friction force is high after long-term use.
Preferably, the bowl-shaped part is made of 17-4ph stainless steel, and the bowl-shaped part is made of materials capable of bearing extremely high pressure and resisting rust.
Fifteen embodiments: the present embodiment is described with reference to fig. 8, and is different from the above embodiment in that the bottom edge of the bowl of the present embodiment has a limit edge a-1-5-2. The bowl-shaped pieces are arranged in such a way, and meanwhile, limiting edges are arranged on the edges of the bottom surfaces of the bowl-shaped pieces, so that the phenomenon that the bowl-shaped pieces are blocked due to overlarge corners is avoided.
Sixteen specific embodiments: the present embodiment is described with reference to fig. 8, and is different from the previous embodiment in that the limiting edges a-1-5-2 of the present embodiment are circular limiting edges. So set up, no matter flexible arm rotates in any direction to and no matter the rotation angle is big, the dead phenomenon of card can not take place.
Seventeenth embodiment: the present embodiment is described with reference to fig. 11, and unlike the previous embodiment, the flexible arm of the present embodiment further includes a wire rope upper end fixing mechanism including a wire lock and an arm adapter a-1-6, the arm adapter a-1-6 being installed at the uppermost ends of the plurality of bowl-shaped pieces a-1-5, the wire lock being installed at the upper ends of the arm adapter a-1-6, one end of the flexible arm wire rope a-1-2 being connected with the wire lock. The device is convenient for the upper end of the steel wire rope to be firmly connected.
The concrete implementation mode is eighteen: the present embodiment is described with reference to fig. 11, unlike the previous embodiment, the lower end fixing mechanism of the steel wire rope includes a steel wire lock, a guide bolt a-1-3 and a positioning cap a-1-4, the positioning cap a-1-4 is mounted at the lowermost end of the plurality of bowl-shaped pieces a-1-5, the guide bolt a-1-3 is mounted at the lower end of the positioning cap a-1-4, one end of the steel wire rope a-1-2 of the flexible arm is connected with one steel wire lock, and one end of the steel wire rope a-1-2 of the flexible arm sequentially passes through the plurality of bowl-shaped pieces a-1-5, the positioning cap a-1-4 and the guide bolt a-1-3 and then is connected with the steel wire lock. The device is convenient for the lower end of the steel wire rope to be firmly connected. Ensure smooth and stable work of the steel wire rope.
In actual use, the flexible arm is driven by the motor to drive the transmission mechanism by the soft and hard mode, the guide bolt A-1-3 drives the steel wire rope A-1-2 to move downwards, the tail end of the steel wire rope A-1-2 extrudes the stacked bowl-shaped pieces A-1-5 to generate friction force, and therefore the flexible arm is hardened. The flexible arm is turned from hard to soft by a motor, and the driving mechanism is dragged to enable the guide bolt A-1-3 to move upwards, so that the steel wire rope A-1-2 is gradually loosened from a tensioning state, and friction force between the bowl-shaped pieces A-1-5 is reduced, and the flexible arm is softened.
Detailed description nineteenth embodiment: the present embodiment is described with reference to fig. 12, and is different from the above embodiment in that the withdrawing locking part a-2 of the present embodiment includes a locking nut a-2-1, the apparatus mounting seat includes an arm positioning seat a-2-2, the arm positioning seat a-2-2 is sleeved on the guide bolt a-1-3, and the locking nut a-2-1 is sleeved on the arm positioning seat a-2-2. So arranged, the lock nut is tightened onto the arm positioning seat A-2-2 after the bowl software is in place so that the serpentine arm does not exit the positioning seat when it is inverted.
Twenty specific embodiments: the present embodiment is described with reference to fig. 13, and unlike the previous embodiment, the present embodiment further includes a hand supporting part a-3, and the hand supporting part a-3 is installed at the other end of the bowl software a-1;
preferably, the hand supporting component A-3 comprises a hand supporting seat component and a supporting pad A-3-5, wherein the hand supporting seat component is used for connecting bowl-shaped piece software A-1 and the supporting pad A-3-5, and the supporting pad A-3-5 is used for providing support for a target object;
preferably, the hand support seat assembly comprises a spring seat A-3-1, a pressure spring A-3-2, a plurality of balls A-3-3 and a bracket A-3-4, two axisymmetric ball grooves are formed in two sides of the spring seat A-3-1, a circle of round grooves capable of containing balls are formed in the bracket A-3-4, two ball sliding grooves connected with the round grooves are formed in the bracket A-3-4, the plurality of balls A-3-3 are arranged in the ball grooves of the spring seat A-3-1 in a rolling manner, the pressure spring A-3-2 is arranged in the spring seat A-3-1, the bracket A-3-4 is arranged on the spring seat A-3-1 in a sliding manner up and down, and the support pad A-3-5 is arranged at the upper end of the bracket A-3-4; so set up, be convenient for closely laminate with patient's chin.
Detailed description twenty-one: the present embodiment is described with reference to fig. 13, and is different from the previous embodiment in that the pad a-3-5 of the present embodiment is a heart-shaped pad, and the pad a-3-5 is made of a latex material. So set up, the centre of heart shape riding pad has a recess, and the recess is smooth transition to left and right sides. When in use, the grooves are attached to the mandible of a patient, and the supporting force is mostly acted on the mandible, so that the acting force borne by the face and the mandible is effectively reduced. The width of the groove contacting the face is 25mm, and the width of the groove contacting the mandible is 25mm, so that the compression on the artery at the mandible can be reduced.
Detailed description twenty-two: the present embodiment will be described with reference to fig. 5, unlike the eleventh embodiment, in which the external driving mechanism of the present embodiment includes a flexible arm motor a-4, a flexible arm mount a-8 and a worm wheel and worm assembly a-6,
the flexible arm motor A-4 is arranged on the flexible arm mounting seat A-8, the worm gear component A-6 is arranged on the flexible arm mounting seat A-8 and is connected with an output shaft of the flexible arm motor A-4, the flexible arm motor A-4 moves towards a set moment value in a moment mode to drive the worm gear component A-6 to rotate, the worm gear drives the guide bolt A-1-3 to move downwards through threaded connection to realize tensioning of the flexible arm steel wire rope A-1-2 with the set moment, and the flexible arm motor A-4 reverses, so that the flexible arm steel wire rope A-1-2 is loosened. The flexible arm motor a-4 of the present embodiment is driven and controlled by a flexible arm driver a-5.
The working principle of the present invention is explained with reference to fig. 1 to 15:
the structure of the oxygen mask fastening system of the present invention, when the knob 4-5 on the control panel C-1 is rotated, the analog voltage transmitted to the driver 1-1 through the potentiometer is proportionally changed. According to different voltages, the torque value of the fastening motor B-1 controlled by the driver 1-1 is also changed proportionally. The fastening motor B-1 drives the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 to rotate, the steel wire ropes coming out of the double-wire groove guide wheel B-3 are transmitted and turned through the auxiliary wire guide wheel assembly F and the single-wire groove wire guide wheel assembly D, and the steel wire ropes 1-6 on the left side and the right side move by the same stroke, so that the fastening pressure of the oxygen mask is adjusted.
When the flexible arm is fastened in the use process, the motor moves towards a set moment value in a moment mode to drive the worm gear to rotate, the worm gear drives the guide bolt to move downwards through threaded connection, and then the steel wire rope is tensioned with a certain moment value, so that the flexible arms on the left side and the right side keep a certain shape; when the snake-shaped arm is loosened, the motor moves in the opposite direction in a moment mode, the worm wheel and the worm are driven to rotate, the worm wheel drives the guide bolt to move upwards through threaded connection, and then the gradual loosening of the steel wire rope is realized, so that the left flexible arm and the right flexible arm are gradually loosened; to stop the snake-shaped arm from loosening or tightening, the motors on the left side and the right side can be stopped from the previous state by pressing a 'tightening' button or a 'loosening' button on the soft operation panel. Meanwhile, the snake-shaped arm is provided with the RFID magnetic sheet, the using times of the snake-shaped arm can be restrained within a certain range by identifying the magnetic sheet and recording the using times of the snake-shaped arm, and the safety coefficient of the snake-shaped arm is greatly improved.
The logic of the control system in the anesthesia airway assistance management appliance of the present invention is shown in FIG. 15. Adjustment of the fastening pressure of the oxygen mask, implementation: after the power switch 4-3 is powered on, the oxygen mask is closed to enable the motor to be opened. The knob adjusting potential knob 4-5 transmits a voltage transformation signal to the driver 1-1 of the oxygen mask fastening system through an analog signal, and sends a corresponding current value to the fastening motor 1-2 (the fastening motor B-1) according to the number read by the driver 1-1. The tightness control of the soft operation panel 4-1 is realized by the following steps: the "loose" button and the "tight" button cannot turn green at the same time, and need to be interlocked, and are controlled and implemented by the program of the control boards 4-7. Implementation mode of snakelike arm elasticity function: when the "tight" button on the soft control panel 4-1 is pressed, and when the alarm signal of the control panel timing circuit is not received, the driver 2-1 (the flexible arm driver A-5) sends a forward current value to the motor 2-2 (the flexible arm motor A-4). When the "loose" button on the soft control panel 4-1 is pressed, the driver 2-1 sends a negative current value to the motor 2-2.
Implementation mode of serpentine arm counting function: when the control board 4-7 detects that the "tight" button on the soft operation panel 4-1 is pressed and the actual current value is larger than the set value, the driver 2-1 sends a high level signal to the timing circuit board of the control board 4-7. An RFID magnetic sheet A-7 is hung outside the serpentine arm 2, and if the magnetic sheet A-7 is identified by the timing circuit, the timing circuit 4-7 starts timing. When the control board 4-7 detects that the loose button on the soft control panel 4-1 is pressed, a low-level signal is sent to the timing circuit board, and timing is stopped; when the power supply 4-3 is powered down, the timing circuit board stops timing. If one time reaches the set time, the count is incremented by 1.
The serpentine arm uses the digital display of the number of times, the implementation mode: the remaining times of the serpentine arm used by the timing circuit are displayed through the digital display panel 4-2; when the power is on, the left magnetic sheet A-7 and the right magnetic sheet A-7 are completely identified, and the digital display panel 4-2 can normally display the corresponding residual times; when power is on, the left magnetic sheet A-7 and the right magnetic sheet A-7 are not completely identified, and the digital display panel 4-2 displays the residual times as 0; in the electrifying process, two magnetic sheets A-7 are suddenly lost, and the number of the remaining display times of the digital display panel 4-2 is kept unchanged; when the remaining number is 0, an alarm signal is sent to the driver 2-1.
The working process of the anesthesia airway auxiliary management instrument comprises the following steps:
serpentine arm mounting: the two serpentine arms are lowered in alignment with the mounting holes and the two RFID tags a-7 are pressed into the bayonet. Pressing the bright tight button to enable the snake-shaped arm to be installed downwards for fastening, and pressing the tight button after 5-10 seconds to complete the installation.
Mask guy wire rope installation: the electric potential knob 4-5 of the mask is adjusted to the 0 position, two ends of a disposable rope are connected with the steel wire rope hooks, the middle part of the rope is hung into the groove slideway at the front end of the mask base, and the installation of the rope of the mask is completed.
When in use, the device is placed on the head side of an operating table, a patient lies on the back at the corresponding position of the base of the mechanical system, and a proper amount of analgesic and sedative is given to enable the patient to be in a sedated state (note: the connecting line of the earlobe of the two sides of the patient is basically coincident with the connecting line of the root parts of the snake-shaped arms of the two sides).
The power switch 4-3 is pressed to power up the electrical system.
Pressing the "loose" button, starting the motor 2-2 for 5-10 seconds, and after the snake-shaped arm reaches proper softness, pressing the "loose" button again, so that the snake-shaped arm 2 is in a loose standby state.
The anesthesiologist orders the patient to lean back the head, evaluates in advance whether the hand supporting part A-3 of the snake-shaped arm can be well attached to the mandibular posterior branch (the position between the mandibular angle and the earlobe) of the patient, if the attachment is not good, the purpose can be achieved by adjusting the front and back positions of the base of the system.
Opening the device to be 'tight' (simultaneously 'loose' and automatically closing), then using both hands to simultaneously attach the hand supporting parts A-3 of the two side snake-shaped arms to the corresponding parts of the back branches of the lower jaw of the patient, supporting the lower jaw of the patient, keeping the airway of the patient in a smooth state, and enabling the snake-shaped arms to reach a preset locking state after about 20-30 seconds (if the locking force is insufficient, the system automatically starts a motor to strengthen the locking of the snake-shaped arms).
The anesthetic mask with the corresponding model is selected to be horizontally placed on the jaw face of a patient, mask ropes on two sides are respectively hung on mask hooks on the left side and the right side, the potential knob 4-5 is rotated to a certain target torque position (the target torque can be selected according to the sealing effect of the mask) so that the mask ropes are tensioned, and meanwhile, the front-back inclination angle of the mask can be adjusted through manual assistance.
After confirming that the tightness of the mask and the unobstructed state of the patient airway are good, the general anesthesia induction is started, and then the noninvasive mechanical ventilation is implemented, so that the general anesthesia operation is maintained.
After the operation is finished and the anesthesia is awake, the potential knob 4-5 is rotated to the 0 position, the mask rope is rotated to a loose state, and the mask buckling state is released.
The "loose" preset button is turned on (while the "tight" automatic turn-off) and the locking motor 2-2 will rotate in the opposite direction, so that the snake-shaped arm is in the loose standby state again, the jaw supporting state is released, and the "loose" button is pressed again.
And (3) finishing one-time use, and pressing the power switch 4-3 to power down the electrical system.
Disassembling the serpentine arm 2: the two serpentine arms are disassembled together. The magnetic sheet A-7 is detached from the bayonet, the locking nut cap is screwed out, the loosening button is pressed down, the motor 2-2 is started for 20-30 seconds, the snake-shaped arm can be simultaneously withdrawn, and then the loosening button is pressed down.
Serpentine arm risk treatment: if the snake-shaped arm is rapidly required to be taken off in the operation process, the hand breaks the snake-shaped arm outwards, and the mandibular state of the snake-shaped arm can be relieved.
Mask string risk management: the selected rope has certain elasticity, and if the oxygen mask is rapidly pulled away in the operation process, the human hand can pull off the mask wire, and the mask buckling state is released.

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1. An anesthesia airway auxiliary management device, which is characterized in that: it comprises an oxygen mask locking system, two flexible arms, a headrest and a control system,
the oxygen mask locking system and the control system are both arranged in the headrest, the mask (B-7) adjusts the pressing force pressed on the face of the patient through the oxygen mask locking system, the two flexible arms are arranged on the headrest and support the chin of the patient through torque control, the control system is electrically connected with the oxygen mask locking system and the two flexible arms, and the pressing force of the oxygen mask locking system and the looseness and the tensioning of the two flexible arms are controlled;
the oxygen mask locking system comprises a driving system (B), a plurality of transmission systems, a tightening rope (G) and a shell (C), wherein the driving system (B) and the transmission systems are arranged in the shell (C), the tightening rope (G) is buckled on the mask (B-7) and stretches into the shell (C), the end of the tightening rope (G) is accommodated in the driving system (B) through the transmission systems, and the driving system (B) drives the end of the tightening rope (G) to move so that the length of a part of the tightening rope (G) outside the driving system (B) changes, and then the tightening rope (G) changes in the force for buckling the mask (B-7); when the tension is applied, the tension applied to the tension rope (G) is the same at all parts except the driving system (B).
2. An anesthetic airway supplemental management device as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the plurality of transmission systems are mounted in a rectangular array within the housing (C), the face mask (B-7) being located over a central portion of the rectangular array.
3. An anesthetic airway supplemental management apparatus as claimed in claim 2, wherein: the driving system (B) comprises a fastening motor (B-1), a fastening motor seat (B-2), a double-wire groove guide wheel (B-3), a double-wire groove guide wheel cover (B-4) and a guide wheel locking block (B-5), wherein the fastening motor (B-1) is arranged on the fastening motor seat (B-2), and the double-wire groove guide wheel (B-3) is fixedly connected to an output shaft of the fastening motor (B-1);
the double-wire groove guide wheel cover (B-4) is buckled on the fastening motor base (B-2) to cover the double-wire groove guide wheel (B-3), and the guide wheel locking block (B-5) is arranged between the double-wire groove guide wheel (B-3) and the double-wire groove guide wheel cover (B-4) to fix the double-wire groove guide wheel (B-3) and an output shaft of the fastening motor (B-1);
two upper and lower parallel tensioning ropes (G) inlet and outlet are arranged on the double-line groove guide wheel cover (B-4).
4. An anesthetic airway supplemental management apparatus as claimed in claim 3, wherein: the transmission system comprises a plurality of transmission systems and is characterized in that each transmission system is a single-wire groove wire wheel assembly (D), each single-wire groove wire wheel assembly (D) comprises a wire wheel seat (D-1), a transmission guide wire wheel (D-3), a transmission guide bearing (D-4) and a transmission guide wheel shaft (D-5), the transmission guide wheel shafts (D-5) are fixedly connected to the wire wheel seats (D-1), the transmission guide bearing (D-4) is sleeved on the transmission guide wheel shafts (D-5), and the outer ring of each transmission guide wheel is fixedly provided with the transmission guide wire wheel (D-3).
5. An anesthetic airway supplemental management apparatus as claimed in claim 4, wherein: the tensioning rope (G) comprises three sections of steel wire ropes and two sections of ropes, and the steel wire ropes are connected into one rope in the sequence of steel wire rope-steel wire rope so as to ensure the same stress, wherein the two sections of ropes are buckled on the face mask (B-7).
6. An anesthetic airway supplemental management device as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the flexible arm comprises bowl-shaped piece software (A-1) and an exit locking component (A-2), wherein the exit locking component (A-2) is arranged at one end of the bowl-shaped piece software (A-1) and is used for fixing the flexible arm on an equipment installation seat;
the bowl-shaped piece soft body (A-1) comprises a plurality of bowl-shaped pieces (A-1-5), a flexible arm steel wire rope (A-1-2) and a steel wire rope upper end fixing mechanism, wherein the bowl-shaped pieces (A-1-5) are sequentially stacked from top to bottom, the flexible arm steel wire rope (A-1-2) penetrates through the bowl-shaped pieces (A-1-5) and can be loosened or tensioned under the action of an external driving mechanism so as to change the gaps of the bowl-shaped pieces (A-1-5), and therefore the free state or the fixed state of the flexible arm is achieved; the steel wire rope lower end fixing mechanism comprises a steel wire lock head, a guide bolt (A-1-3) and a positioning seat cap (A-1-4), wherein the positioning seat cap (A-1-4) is arranged at the bottommost end of a plurality of bowl-shaped pieces (A-1-5), the guide bolt (A-1-3) is arranged at the lower end of the positioning seat cap (A-1-4), one end of a flexible arm steel wire rope (A-1-2) is connected with one steel wire lock head, and one end of the flexible arm steel wire rope (A-1-2) sequentially penetrates through the bowl-shaped pieces (A-1-5), the positioning seat cap (A-1-4) and the guide bolt (A-1-3) and then is connected with the steel wire lock head;
the inner surface and the outer surface of the bowl-shaped piece are spherical surfaces with the same radius as each other, and the centers of the two spherical surfaces are separated by d, d= (0.2-0.5) R, wherein R is the radius of the two spherical surfaces;
the upper end fixing mechanism of the steel wire rope comprises a steel wire lock head and an arm adapter (A-1-6), the arm adapter (A-1-6) is arranged at the uppermost ends of a plurality of bowl-shaped pieces (A-1-5), the steel wire lock head is arranged at the upper end of the arm adapter (A-1-6), and one end of the flexible arm steel wire rope (A-1-2) is connected with the steel wire lock head;
the withdrawing locking component (A-2) comprises a locking nut (A-2-1), the equipment installation seat comprises an arm positioning seat (A-2-2), the arm positioning seat (A-2-2) is sleeved on the guide bolt (A-1-3), and the locking nut (A-2-1) is sleeved on the arm positioning seat (A-2-2).
7. An anesthetic airway supplemental management apparatus as claimed in claim 6, wherein: the bowl-shaped piece also comprises a hand supporting component (A-3), wherein the hand supporting component (A-3) is arranged at the other end of the bowl-shaped piece soft body (A-1);
the hand supporting component (A-3) comprises a hand supporting seat component and a supporting pad (A-3-5), the hand supporting seat component is used for connecting bowl-shaped piece software (A-1) and the supporting pad (A-3-5), and the supporting pad (A-3-5) is used for providing support for a target object;
the hand supporting seat assembly comprises a spring seat (A-3-1), a pressure spring (A-3-2), a plurality of balls (A-3-3) and a bracket (A-3-4), wherein a ball groove is respectively formed in the left side and the right side of the spring seat (A-3-1), a circle of round grooves capable of containing the balls are formed in the bracket (A-3-4), two ball sliding grooves connected with the round grooves are formed in the bracket (A-3-4), the balls (A-3-3) are arranged in the ball grooves of the spring seat (A-3-1) in a rolling mode, the pressure spring (A-3-2) is arranged in the spring seat (A-3-1), the bracket (A-3-4) is arranged on the spring seat (A-3-1) in a sliding mode up and down, and a supporting pad (A-3-5) is arranged at the upper end of the bracket (A-3-4);
the supporting pad (A-3-5) is a heart-shaped supporting pad, and the supporting pad (A-3-5) is made of latex materials.
8. An anesthetic airway supplemental management apparatus as claimed in claim 7, wherein: the external driving mechanism comprises a flexible arm motor (A-4), a flexible arm mounting seat (A-8) and a worm and gear component (A-6),
the flexible arm motor (A-4) is arranged on the flexible arm mounting seat (A-8), the worm gear component (A-6) is arranged on the flexible arm mounting seat (A-8) and is connected with an output shaft of the flexible arm motor (A-4), the flexible arm motor (A-4) moves towards a set moment value in a moment mode, the worm gear component (A-6) is driven to rotate, the worm gear drives the guide bolt (A-1-3) to move downwards through threaded connection, the flexible arm steel wire rope (A-1-2) is tensioned with the set moment, the flexible arm motor (A-4) is reversed, and the flexible arm steel wire rope (A-1-2) is loosened.
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