CN114098850B - Prevent protection nipper that gynaecology's tumour spills over in art - Google Patents

Prevent protection nipper that gynaecology's tumour spills over in art Download PDF

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CN114098850B
CN114098850B CN202111412380.6A CN202111412380A CN114098850B CN 114098850 B CN114098850 B CN 114098850B CN 202111412380 A CN202111412380 A CN 202111412380A CN 114098850 B CN114098850 B CN 114098850B
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Abstract

The invention discloses a protective grasping forceps for preventing gynecological tumor overflow in operation, which comprises: the device comprises an external operating rod, a fixed seat, four frameworks, a flexible bag and a pull rope, wherein one end of each framework is hinged to the fixed seat, and the other end of each framework is provided with a rope through hole at the end part; the fixed seat can be axially and slidably connected to the inside of the outer operating rod, and skeleton driving components for driving all the skeletons to be synchronously opened or closed are arranged in the fixed seat and the outer operating rod; the flexible bag is connected with all the frameworks; the pull rope passes through all the end part rope threading holes, and the end parts of the pull rope pass through the center of the framework driving assembly and the outer operating rod; when the framework is in the storage state, the framework and the flexible bag are both positioned inside the outer operating rod; when the framework is in a contraction state, the framework and the flexible bag extend out of the outer operating rod, and the front end of the framework is fixed in the contraction state through the pull rope. The invention can form a sealed cavity through the framework and the flexible bag, so that the tumor entering the interior of the cavity is protected by the flexible bag, and the tumor diffusion is avoided.

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Prevent protection nipper that gynaecology's tumour spills over in art
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of gynecological tumor surgical instruments, in particular to a protective grasping forceps for preventing gynecological tumor from overflowing during operation.
Background
Tumor extravasation in operation: refers to the accidental or unintended exposure of tumor cells to a tumor-free surgical field in the absence of tumor cells outside the diseased organ site. Stage i ovarian cancer, intraoperative tumor extravasation, served as an independent sub-stage ic 1. Recent random control test results show that the recurrence rate and the all-cause mortality rate of the cervical cancer minimally invasive surgery are increased compared with those of the open surgery, and the tumor spill during the surgery when the vagina is opened by the minimally invasive surgery is presumed to be the reason for reducing the survival rate. Endometrial cancer, uterine elevator in surgery directly or indirectly causes tumor disruption, fragmented tumor tissue is exposed to the upper vaginal segment, or uterine elevator ruptures and perforates the uterus, causing tumor extravasation.
Therefore, how to solve the problem of tumor overflow in the operation, for the gynecological tumor patient, the protective grasping forceps for preventing the gynecological tumor overflow in the operation can be used, the grasping forceps are positioned in the protective sleeve before being used, the abdominal cavity can be accessed through the abdominal cavity puncture device, and the tumor is clamped and taken out through the specific forceps. However, the protective clamp in the prior art cannot realize sealing, and once the tumor is broken, the problem that the tumor cells are not cleaned completely is likely to be caused, so that the tumor is relapsed. In view of the above, there is a need in the art for a protective grasper that can completely surround a tumor and can be freely opened and closed within a certain range.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the defects in the prior art, the invention provides the protective grasping forceps for preventing gynecological tumor in operation from overflowing, and solves the technical problems that the protective grasping forceps cannot accommodate small-radius tumors and cannot seal the protective grasping forceps in the prior art.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the invention adopts the following technical scheme:
a protective grasping forceps for preventing gynecological tumor overflow in operation: the device comprises four external operating rods, a fixed seat, a framework, a flexible bag and pull ropes, wherein one end of the framework is hinged to the fixed seat, and the other end of the framework is provided with an end part rope penetrating hole;
the fixed seat can be axially and slidably connected to the inside of the outer operating rod, and skeleton driving components for driving all the skeletons to be synchronously opened or closed are arranged in the fixed seat and the outer operating rod;
the flexible bag is connected with all the frameworks; the pull ropes pass through all the end part rope threading holes, and the end parts of the pull ropes pass through the center of the framework driving assembly and the outer operating rod;
the framework is bent towards the axis of the external operating rod in a natural state, and the bending is not more than 90 degrees;
when the framework is in the storage state, the framework and the flexible bag are both positioned inside the outer operating rod;
when the framework is in an unfolded state, the framework and the flexible bag can form a hemispherical accommodating cavity;
when the framework is in a contraction state, the framework and the flexible bag extend out of the outer operating rod, and the front end of the framework is fixed in the contraction state through the pull rope.
Preferably, the protective grasper for preventing gynecological tumor overflow in operation comprises: the framework driving assembly comprises an inner driving piece and a core pipe, a gear is arranged at the hinged end of the framework, the inner driving piece can be axially and slidably connected to the center of the fixed seat, and the side parts of the inner driving piece are respectively meshed with the gear through four racks;
the end part of the core pipe is provided with a thread section which is connected with the inner driving part through threads.
Preferably, the protective grasper for preventing gynecological tumor overflow in operation comprises: the core pipe still is equipped with the retaining ring, and the retaining ring is connected in the tip of interior driving piece, and the one end of retaining ring is connected through the ring nut who cup joints in the core pipe to the fixing base.
Preferably, the protective grasping forceps for preventing the gynecological tumor during the operation overflow comprises: when the framework is at the maximum opening angle, the framework is connected with the front end of the outer operating rod, and the retainer ring is extruded at the end part of the inner driving piece by the annular nut.
Preferably, the protective grasping forceps for preventing the gynecological tumor during the operation overflow comprises: the framework driving assembly further comprises an inner operating rod arranged inside the outer operating rod, and the inner operating rod is fixedly connected to the rear end of the core pipe;
when the framework is in any state, the inner operating rod is overlapped with the outer operating rod part, and the inner operating rod part extends out of the rear end of the outer operating rod.
Preferably, the protective grasper for preventing gynecological tumor overflow in operation comprises: the inner part of the outer operating rod is also provided with a front positioning groove and a rear positioning groove, the front end of the inner operating rod is provided with a locking sheet which can stretch out and draw back along the radial direction,
when the framework is in an expanded or contracted state, the locking piece is inserted into the front positioning groove;
when the framework is in the storage state, the locking piece is inserted into the rear positioning groove.
Preferably, the protective grasper for preventing gynecological tumor overflow in operation comprises: the front end and the rear end of the front positioning groove and the front end of the rear positioning groove are respectively provided with a transition circular arc which can pass through the locking sheet, and the rear end of the rear positioning groove is of a vertical structure;
the inner wall of the outer operating rod is also provided with a convex rib, the fixed seat is matched with the convex rib through a corresponding groove, and the foremost end of the convex rib is also provided with a stop block;
when the skeleton was in the shrink state, the dog was connected to the front end of fixing base.
Preferably, the protective grasping forceps for preventing the gynecological tumor during the operation overflow comprises: the front end of the inner operating rod is provided with a sliding groove, the locking sheet can be radially and slidably connected to the sliding groove, and an elastic sheet used for driving the locking sheet to slide outwards is arranged between the locking sheet and the core pipe.
Preferably, the protective grasping forceps for preventing the gynecological tumor during the operation overflow comprises: the center of the framework is also provided with a middle rope threading hole, and the pull rope passes through all the end rope threading holes and passes through the middle rope threading holes of the two frameworks which are arranged alternately.
Preferably, the protective grasper for preventing gynecological tumor overflow in operation comprises: the skeleton is a stainless steel skeleton, and the flexible bag is a plastic bag.
The invention achieves the following beneficial effects:
compared with the prior art, the invention can form a sealed cavity through the framework and the flexible bag, so that the tumor entering the interior of the cavity is protected by the flexible bag, and the tumor is prevented from spreading.
When the skeleton is in the state of accomodating, all skeletons and flexible bag can all be accomodate in the inside of outer action bars, and the outer action bars of being convenient for inserts in the patient and extends to the affected part, because the external diameter of outer action bars is less, consequently can be applied to minimal access surgery.
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FIG. 1 is a view showing the overall structure of the present invention (the frame is in a contracted state);
FIG. 2 is a view of the contracted state of the skeleton of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the fixing base, the inner driving member and the core tube of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a view showing a connection structure of the locking piece with the outer operating lever and the inner operating lever according to the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a partial cut-away view of the outer lever of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is an axial cross-sectional view of the present invention I (with the frame in a contracted condition);
FIG. 7 is an enlarged view of a portion of FIG. 6 at A;
FIG. 8 is a second axial cross-sectional view of the present invention (with the frame in the stowed position);
the meaning of the reference numerals: 1-an external operating lever; 2-a framework; 3-a flexible bag; 4-inner lever; 5-pulling a rope; 6, fixing a base; 7-an inner drive member; 8-a core tube; 11-a convex rib; 12-a block; 13-front positioning groove; 14-rear positioning groove; 21-end stringing hole; 22-middle rope threading hole; 23-a gear; 41-a chute; 42-a locking tab; 43-spring plate; 71-a rack; 81-thread section; 82-a retainer ring; 83-ring nut.
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The invention is further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. The following examples are only for illustrating the technical solutions of the present invention more clearly, and the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereby.
As shown in fig. 1 to 8: the embodiment discloses a protection nipper for preventing gynecological tumor overflow in operation: including outer action bars 1, fixing base 6, skeleton 2, flexible bag 3 and stay cord 5, skeleton 2 has four, and 2 one ends of skeleton are articulated in fixing base 6, and the other end is equipped with tip wire rope handling hole 21.
The fixed seat 6 can be axially connected to the inside of the outer operating rod 1 in a sliding manner, and a framework driving assembly for driving all frameworks 2 to be synchronously opened or closed is arranged in the fixed seat 6 and the inside of the outer operating rod 1;
the flexible bag 3 is connected with all the frameworks 2; flexible bag 3 adopts medical plastic bag usually, and skeleton 2 adopts stainless steel material usually, and all skeletons 2 are fixed with flexible bag 3, and flexible bag 3 between the adjacent skeleton 2 remains certain surplus, guarantees the flexible and expansion of skeleton 2, and flexible bag 3 extends to the tip of skeleton 2 as far as possible, like this when skeleton 2 expandes, can enclose into a close spherical enclosure space with flexible bag 3.
With reference to fig. 1 and 2: the pull rope 5 passes through all the end part rope threading holes 21, and the end parts pass through the center of the framework driving assembly and the outer operating rod 1, namely two tail parts of the pull rope 5 are positioned at the rear end of the outer operating rod 1. When the framework 2 is in a contraction state, the front end of the framework 2 is contracted by the pull rope 5. A middle stringing hole 22 is further provided at the center of the frame 2 for guiding the pulling rope 5 so that the pulling rope 5 is attached to the frame 2 as much as possible. The pulling rope 5 passes through all the end part threading holes 21 and then passes through the two frameworks 2 which are arranged at intervals to enter the inside of the fixed seat 6. Thus, the forces acting on the four end threading holes 21 by the pulling rope 5 are balanced, and the phenomenon that the framework 2 inclines to one side does not occur.
The "front end" and the "rear end" in the present embodiment refer to an end close to the end threading hole 21 and an end held by a user, respectively, and are determined by the angle of the user during normal use.
The framework 2 is bent towards the axial center of the external operating rod 1 by no more than 90 degrees in a natural state, wherein 90 degrees refers to radian, namely when the framework 2 is not subjected to external force, the framework is slightly bent inwards, but the bending degree is no more than 1/4 of a circle.
As shown in fig. 8: when the framework 2 is in the storage state, the framework 2 and the flexible bag 3 are both in the outer operating rod 1.
Specifically, the method comprises the following steps: the framework driving assembly comprises an inner driving piece 7 and a core pipe 8, a gear 23 is arranged at the hinged end of the framework 2, the inner driving piece 7 can be axially and slidably connected to the center of the fixed seat 6, and the side portions of the inner driving piece are respectively meshed with the gear 23 through four racks 71. The end of the core tube 8 is provided with a threaded section 81 (external thread), and the threaded section 81 is connected to the inner drive member 7 by a thread. The core tube 8 is further provided with a retainer ring 82, the retainer ring 82 is connected to the end of the inner driving member 7, and the fixed seat 6 is connected to one end of the retainer ring 82 through an annular nut 83 sleeved on the core tube 8. The ring nut 83 restrains the core tube 8 from moving rearwardly relative to the fixed seat 6 by restraining the retainer ring 82.
With reference to fig. 2, 6 and 7: when the framework 2 is at the maximum opening angle, the framework 2 is connected with the front end of the outer operating rod 1, so that the fixed seat 6 cannot move towards the rear end of the outer operating rod 1, and the ring nut 83 extrudes the retainer ring 82 at the end part of the inner driving part 7, namely, the three are sequentially attached in the axial direction.
In order to drive the core tube 8, the frame driving assembly of the present embodiment further includes an inner operating rod 4 disposed inside the outer operating rod 1, and the inner operating rod 4 is fixedly connected to the rear end of the core tube 8. The inner lever 4 and the outer lever 1 are relatively rotatable and axially movable with a slight gap therebetween while being coaxial.
When the framework 2 is in any state, the inner operating rod 4 is partially overlapped with the outer operating rod 1, and the inner operating rod 4 partially extends out of the rear end of the outer operating rod 1, so that no matter what state the framework 2 is in, the inner operating rod 4 is partially positioned in the outer operating rod 1 and partially extends out of the rear end of the outer operating rod 1.
In order to fix the axial position of the inner operating rod 4 relative to the outer operating rod 1, in this embodiment, a front positioning groove 13 and a rear positioning groove 14 are further provided inside the outer operating rod 1, a locking piece 42 capable of radially extending and contracting is provided at the front end of the inner operating rod 4, and the specific connection mode between the locking piece 42 and the front end of the inner operating rod 4 is as follows: the front end of the inner operating rod 4 is provided with a sliding groove 41, the locking piece 42 can be connected to the sliding groove 41 in a sliding manner in the radial direction, and an elastic sheet 43 used for driving the locking piece 42 to slide outwards is arranged between the locking piece 42 and the core tube 8.
When the frame 2 is in the expanded or contracted state, the lock piece 42 is inserted into the front positioning groove 13, and when the frame 2 is in the stored state, the lock piece 42 is inserted into the rear positioning groove 14, and in this state, the threaded section 81 is screwed into a relatively deep portion of the inner driving member 7.
In order to avoid the fixing base 6 to rotate in the outer operating rod 1, the inner wall of the outer operating rod 1 of the embodiment is further provided with a convex rib 11, the fixing base 6 is matched with the convex rib 11 through a corresponding groove, and the front end of the convex rib 11 is also provided with a stop block 12 for avoiding the fixing base 6 to be separated from the front end of the outer operating rod 1.
As shown in fig. 5: it should be noted that: the front end and the rear end of the front positioning groove 13 and the front end of the rear positioning groove 14 are provided with transition arcs which can pass through the locking sheet 42; this transition arc allows the inner locking piece 42 to be moved out again by the axial force of the inner operating lever 4 without locking the relative position between the inner operating lever 4 and the outer operating lever 1, but in order to avoid the inner operating lever 4 from being directly pulled out from the rear end of the outer operating lever 1, the rear end of the rear positioning groove 14 is vertically configured and does not have the transition arc described above. Thus, the function of rear end limiting can be achieved.
When the external operation rod is used, the front end of the external operation rod 1 is moved to a tumor to be cut off when the framework 2 is in a storage state, the framework 2 and the flexible bag 3 are stored in the external operation rod 1, so that the framework and the flexible bag can be inserted into a small hole, the external diameter of the external operation rod 1 can be about 1 cm, and the external operation rod can be applied to minimally invasive surgery.
After the front end of the external operating rod 1 is moved to the tumor to be cut, the internal operating rod 4 is pushed forward relative to the external operating rod 1, when the locking piece 42 enters the front positioning groove 13, the locking of the axial position of the internal operating rod 4 in the external operating rod 1 can be realized, at this time, the fixing seat 6 extends out of the front end of the external operating rod 1, the internal operating rod 4 is rotated (the locking piece 42 can slide in the front positioning groove 13 and provide damping convenient to control), the core tube 8 rotates synchronously with the internal operating rod 4, the threaded section 81 moves towards the relatively shallow direction of the internal driving piece 7 through the threaded fit between the threaded section 81 and the internal driving piece 7, namely, the internal driving piece 7 is pushed through the core tube 8, because the fixing seat 6 is limited by the stop block 12 at the front end, the internal driving piece 7 moves forward relative to the fixing seat 6, the framework 2 is unfolded towards the opening direction through the fit of the rack 71 and the gear 23, and when the framework 2 is unfolded to a certain angle, the side part of the framework 2 can be limited by the front end surface of the external operating rod 1. The skeletons 2 can not be further opened, the rotation of the inner operating rod 4 is stopped, and at the moment, the four skeletons 2 support the flexible bag 3 into a hemispherical state, which is similar to an umbrella structure.
When the uterus is cut off, the framework 2 is controlled by the pull rope 5 and the inner operating rod 4 to tightly grasp the vagina, so that the tumor is prevented from overflowing when the vagina is cut. After the vagina is broken, the front end of the framework 2 can be further reduced, so that the flexible bag 3 forms a cavity with a closed front end as much as possible, and the excised tumor is positioned in the flexible bag 3, and the tumor diffusion can be avoided.
Compared with the prior art, the embodiment can form a sealed cavity through the framework 2 and the flexible bag 3, so that the tumor entering the interior of the flexible bag is protected by the flexible bag 3, and the tumor is prevented from being spread.
When the framework 2 is in the storage state, all the frameworks 2 and the flexible bags 3 can be completely stored in the outer operating rod 1, so that the outer operating rod 1 can be conveniently inserted into the body of a patient and extends to an affected part, and the outer operating rod 1 can be applied to minimally invasive surgery due to the fact that the outer diameter of the outer operating rod 1 is small.
The above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, several modifications and variations can be made without departing from the technical principle of the present invention, and these modifications and variations should also be regarded as the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. The utility model provides a prevent protection nipper that gynaecology's tumour spills over in art which characterized in that: comprises an external operating rod (1) and a fixed seat
(6) The novel multifunctional bag comprises a framework (2), a flexible bag (3) and pull ropes (5), wherein four frameworks (2) are arranged, one end of each framework (2) is hinged to a fixed seat (6), and the other end of each framework is provided with an end rope penetrating hole (21);
the fixing seat (6) can be axially and slidably connected to the inside of the outer operating rod (1), and skeleton driving components for driving all the skeletons (2) to be synchronously opened or closed are arranged in the fixing seat (6) and the outer operating rod (1);
the flexible bag (3) is connected with all the frameworks (2); the pull rope (5) penetrates through all end part rope penetrating holes (21), and the end parts of the pull rope penetrate through the center of the framework driving assembly and the outer operating rod (1);
the framework (2) is bent towards the axis of the external operating rod (1) in a natural state, and the bending is not more than 90 degrees;
when the framework (2) is in a storage state, the framework (2) and the flexible bag (3) are both positioned in the outer operating rod (1);
when the framework (2) is in an unfolded state, the framework (2) and the flexible bag (3) can form a hemispherical accommodating cavity;
when the framework (2) is in a contracted state, the framework (2) and the flexible bag (3) extend out of the outer operating rod (1), and the front end of the framework (2) is fixed in the contracted state through the pull rope (5);
the front end and the rear end of the front positioning groove (13) and the front end of the rear positioning groove (14) are respectively provided with a transition arc which can pass through a locking sheet (42), and the rear end of the rear positioning groove (14) is of a vertical structure;
the inner wall of the outer operating rod (1) is also provided with a convex rib (11), the fixed seat (6) is matched with the convex rib (11) through a corresponding groove, and the foremost end of the convex rib (11) is also provided with a stop block (12);
when the framework (2) is in a contraction state, the front end of the fixed seat (6) is connected with the stop block (12).
2. The protective grasper for preventing gynecological tumor overflow during operation as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the framework driving assembly comprises an inner driving piece (7) and a core pipe (8), a gear (23) is arranged at the hinged end of the framework (2), the inner driving piece (7) can be axially and slidably connected to the center of the fixed seat (6), and the side parts of the inner driving piece are respectively meshed with the gear (23) through four racks (71);
the end part of the core pipe (8) is provided with a thread section (81), and the thread section (81) is connected to the inner driving part (7) through threads.
3. The protective grasper for preventing gynecological tumor overflow during operation as claimed in claim 2, wherein: the core
The pipe (8) is further provided with a retainer ring (82), the retainer ring (82) is connected to the end part of the inner driving part (7), and the fixed seat (6) is connected with one end of the retainer ring (82) through an annular nut (83) sleeved on the core pipe (8).
4. The protective grasping forceps for preventing the gynecological tumor from overflowing during the operation according to claim 3, characterized in that: when the framework (2) is at the maximum opening angle, the framework (2) is connected with the front end of the outer operating rod (1), and the ring nut (83) extrudes the retainer ring (82) at the end part of the inner driving piece (7).
5. The protective grasping forceps for preventing the gynecological tumor from overflowing during the operation according to claim 4, characterized in that: the framework driving assembly further comprises an inner operating rod (4) arranged inside the outer operating rod (1), and the inner operating rod (4) is fixedly connected to the rear end of the core pipe (8);
when the framework (2) is in any state, the inner operating rods (4) are partially overlapped with the outer operating rods (1), and the inner operating rods (4) partially extend out of the rear ends of the outer operating rods (1).
6. The protective grasper for preventing gynecological tumor overflow during operation as claimed in claim 1, wherein: a front positioning groove (13) and a rear positioning groove (14) are also arranged in the outer operating rod (1), a locking sheet (42) which can be extended and contracted in the radial direction is arranged at the front end of the inner operating rod (4),
when the framework (2) is in an expanded or contracted state, the locking piece (42) is inserted into the front positioning groove (13);
when the framework (2) is in a storage state, the locking piece (42) is inserted into the rear positioning groove (14).
7. The protective grasping forceps for preventing the gynecological tumor from overflowing during the operation according to claim 1, characterized in that: the front end of the inner operating rod (4) is provided with a sliding groove (41), the locking piece (42) can be connected to the sliding groove (41) in a sliding mode in the radial direction, and an elastic sheet (43) used for driving the locking piece (42) to slide outwards is arranged between the locking piece (42) and the core pipe (8).
8. The protective grasper for preventing gynecological tumor overflow during operation as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the center of skeleton (2) still is equipped with middle wire rope handling hole (22), stay cord (5) pass all tip wire rope handling holes (21), and through middle wire rope handling hole (22) of two alternately skeleton (2) that set up.
9. The protective grasping forceps for preventing the gynecological tumor from overflowing during the operation according to claim 1, characterized in that: the framework (2) is a stainless steel framework, and the flexible bag (3) is a plastic bag.
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