CN116458992B - Bipolar electric coagulation forceps with nerve detection function - Google Patents

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CN116458992B
CN116458992B CN202310258948.6A CN202310258948A CN116458992B CN 116458992 B CN116458992 B CN 116458992B CN 202310258948 A CN202310258948 A CN 202310258948A CN 116458992 B CN116458992 B CN 116458992B
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Abstract

The application relates to the field of medical instruments, and particularly discloses bipolar electric coagulation forceps with a nerve detection function, which comprise an electrode seat, forceps handles, forceps tips, an alignment seat and an alignment head, and further comprise an installation seat which is detachably arranged on one side of one forceps handle, which is away from the other forceps handle, wherein a sliding groove which extends along the length direction of the forceps handle is arranged in the installation seat, a probe is slidably arranged in the sliding groove, a push button is slidably arranged on the installation seat, the probe is electrically connected and installed on the push button, the push button is electrically connected with a detection wire which is used for being connected with a nerve detector, and a long groove for the push button to slide is formed in the installation seat. The application has the advantages that the cutting hemostasis operation and the nerve detection operation are alternately carried out without interference and influence, the switching of the use instruments is not needed, the nerve detection module can be dismantled and reused, the use cost is low, and the economy is extremely high.

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Bipolar electric coagulation forceps with nerve detection function
Technical Field
The application relates to the field of medical appliances, in particular to bipolar electric coagulation forceps with a nerve detection function.
Background
The recurrent laryngeal nerve injury is one of serious complications commonly seen in thyroid gland, parathyroid gland or neck surgery, and patients with unilateral recurrent laryngeal nerve injury are characterized by hoarseness and sounding weakness; injury to bilateral recurrent laryngeal nerves can lead to dyspnea and even choking death. Nerve detection devices are often used for positioning recurrent laryngeal nerves in thyroid surgery, so that damage to recurrent laryngeal nerves is effectively prevented. The bipolar electrocoagulation device is commonly used for cutting, electrocoagulation and hemostasis in surgical operation at present, and can timely hemostasis bleeding points, reduce bleeding amount and shorten operation time.
As shown in fig. 1, a bipolar electric coagulation forceps which is relatively common at present is composed of an electrode holder 11, two forceps handles 12 with insulating layers arranged on the handle bodies, and forceps tips 13 arranged at the tips of the forceps handles 12, wherein an anti-slip structure is arranged on the forceps handles 12, and an alignment seat 14 and an alignment head 15 are arranged between the two forceps handles 12. When in use, after power is supplied to the electrode holder 11, an operator holds the forceps handle 12 to clamp the wound through the forceps tips 13 so as to rapidly coagulate the bleeding part, and the alignment head 15 is embedded into the alignment holder 14 to ensure the clamping accuracy of the two forceps tips 13.
In the prior art, a nerve stimulating probe is used for carrying out current stimulation on recurrent laryngeal nerves to locate nerve positions, and the following two types of nerve positions are generally adopted in clinical application: first, when the bipolar electrocoagulation device is used for cutting and stopping bleeding of tissues, the nerve stimulating probe is used for stimulating recurrent laryngeal nerves, so that the operation of continuously replacing the bipolar electrocoagulation device is needed, and the operation difficulty and operation duration are increased. Secondly, one electrode of the bipolar electric coagulation forceps is used as a probe to stimulate recurrent laryngeal nerves, the electrodes are connected with different circuits through the control switch, the electrodes are connected with the stimulating circuit to conduct nerve detection, the high-frequency circuit is connected with the cutting coagulation, the cutting and the detection share the same working end, and the tissue adhered to the forceps tip can influence the effect of nerve detection, so that misjudgment on the nerve tissue in operation is caused, and damage is caused.
For example, in the related art, chinese patent publication No. CN112472282a, a bipolar electric coagulation forceps with nerve stimulating function is proposed, and the bipolar electric coagulation forceps has both the function of cutting coagulation and the function of nerve positioning by electrically connecting a high-frequency generator and a stimulating module to an operating handle of a forceps handle.
Obviously, the defects of the related art are obvious, so that the problems that tissues are adhered after the forceps tips are applied to the nerve detection effect is affected, and the forceps tips are sharp parts, and irreversible damage can be caused to the nerve by a little careless when the nerve is detected; the bipolar electric coagulation forceps mainly used at present are disposable medical instruments, excessive requirements on the materials of forceps tips are avoided, but the nerve probe is made of metal (platinum, gold and the like) or silicon materials with high conductivity due to the requirement on nerve detection accuracy, so that the cost is high, and the cutting and detection share the same working end, which is obviously not suitable for actual production and manufacturing.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problem that the same working end has obvious defects when the cutting hemostasis and nerve detection are carried out, the application provides bipolar electric coagulation forceps with a nerve detection function.
The bipolar electric coagulation forceps with the nerve detection function provided by the application adopts the following technical scheme:
the utility model provides a take bipolar electric coagulation forceps of nerve detection function, includes electrode holder, tweezers handle, tweezers point and alignment seat, alignment head, still includes demountable installation in one of them tweezers handle deviates from another tweezers handle's mount pad on one side, be equipped with in the mount pad and follow tweezers handle length direction extension's sliding tray, the sliding of sliding tray is provided with the probe, it is provided with the push button to slide on the mount pad, the probe electricity is connected and is installed on the push button, the push button electricity is connected with the detection wire that is used for being connected with the nerve detector, offer on the mount pad confession push button gliding elongated slot.
By adopting the technical scheme, when the tissue is cut and hemostasis is carried out, power is supplied to the electrode holder, and an operator holds the two forceps handles and closes the forceps handles, so that the two forceps tips can cut and hemostasis is carried out on the tissue; when the nerve is required to be stimulated and detected, an operator can continuously hold the forceps handles, only the pushing button is pushed to enable the head end of the probe to protrude out of the forceps tips, the nerve detection instrument is started to detect the nerve, and the nerve is not damaged by the special probe; meanwhile, the surgical instrument does not need to be replaced, and the parts for cutting hemostasis and nerve detection belong to different working ends, so that interference and influence can not be generated between the parts. Furthermore, the nerve detection module is detachably arranged on the forceps handle through the mounting seat, so that after the operation is finished, the nerve detection module with higher cost can be taken down and can be reused after disinfection treatment, and the electric coagulation forceps module can be abandoned after disinfection treatment according to the use standard of disposable medical instruments, so that the manufacturing cost and the use cost of the bipolar electric coagulation forceps with the nerve detection function and the cutting hemostasis function are greatly reduced, the function is well used, the economic effect is obvious, and the electric coagulation forceps are more suitable for market popularization.
Optionally, a through hole penetrating through the forceps handle and the alignment seat or the alignment head is formed in the forceps handle provided with the mounting seat, a cancellation pin matched with the through hole in a plugging manner is penetrated in the mounting seat, and an anti-falling piece for preventing the cancellation pin from falling out of the mounting seat is fixedly connected on the cancellation pin;
the mounting seat is provided with an anti-false touch mechanism which is used for pushing out the offset to the outside of one end of the through hole between the two forceps handles when the push button is rotated or slid to approach the forceps tips.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, when using the electric coagulation forceps module after, when needs switch to nerve detection module, because the operator holds two tweezers handles of electric coagulation forceps module with palm tiger's mouth centre gripping when, when stirring the push button, tiger's mouth natural internal shrinkage tends to form the extrusion to two tweezers handles, also when switching to nerve detection module promptly, the operator very easily mistake touches and leads to two tweezers sharp to close the clamp and produce the high heat, has operation potential safety hazard. After the anti-false touch mechanism is arranged, before the probe is extended, the push button can be rotated or slid, and the offset in the mounting seat can be pushed out between the two forceps handles through the anti-false touch mechanism, so that when the two forceps handles are closed by false touch, the two forceps handles are limited by the convex offset, the two forceps tips cannot be clamped, and the hidden danger can be effectively avoided.
Optionally, the anti-false touch mechanism comprises a lantern ring sleeved on the probe in a same way and a convex part fixedly connected to the outer cambered surface of the lantern ring, and limiting sheets positioned at two sides of the lantern ring are fixedly connected in the mounting seat;
when the push button is rotated until the convex part is aligned with the offset, the offset is pushed out and protrudes out of the through hole.
By adopting the technical scheme, when the probe needs to be extended, the push button is rotated firstly, and drives the probe and the lantern ring which is connected with the probe in a same way to rotate until the convex part pushes the offset out of the through hole, and the offset limits the two forceps handles at the moment, so that the two forceps tips cannot be closed; then promote the button again and make the probe stretch out, at this in-process, because the lantern ring is established on the probe with moving the cover, and two spacing pieces are spacing to the lantern ring, so the probe keeps the effect of supporting pushing against the offset all the time on the lantern ring when sliding for when switching to nerve detection module, two tweezers handles can't be closed, can not produce the hidden danger of touching the tweezers handle by mistake.
Optionally, the probe middle part is provided with one section flat portion, offer on the lantern ring with flat portion grafting adaptation's opening, flat portion inlay card in the opening, be equipped with in the mount pad be used for avoiding along with probe pivoted the lantern ring is followed drop-proof structure on the probe.
By adopting the technical scheme, after the probe is installed in the installation seat, the collar can be conveniently installed on the probe, so that the assembly efficiency of the electric coagulation forceps is improved; and in the process of rotating or sliding the probe, the anti-falling structure on the mounting seat can limit the lantern ring and the flat part thereof, and can effectively prevent the lantern ring from falling off the probe in the moving process of the probe, thereby ensuring the anti-false touch effect of the anti-false touch mechanism on the two forceps handles as much as possible.
Optionally, the convex part is provided with a first transition surface along the circumferential side wall of the lantern ring,
and/or, a second transition surface is arranged at one end, close to the probe, of the offset.
By adopting the technical scheme, the push button can be smoother when driving the probe to rotate, and the damage to the probe when rotating the push button is reduced.
Optionally, a locking groove which is matched with the push button in a proper way is formed on the groove wall of one end of the installation seat, which is close to the forceps tip, of the long groove; when the push button rotates to be embedded with the locking groove, the probe protrudes out of the forceps tip, and the protruding portion is in butt joint with the offset.
By adopting the technical scheme, after the push button is rotated in advance to offset the convex part on the probe, the push button is pushed continuously to enable the probe to protrude to the forceps tip, and at the moment, the two forceps handles are offset and limited and cannot be closed, so that nerve detection can be carried out more safely through the probe; and after the push button is pushed into the locking groove, the push button is limited by the locking groove, and the probe cannot retract into the mounting seat independently, so that an operator does not need to push the push button all the time, and the convenience of the electric coagulation forceps is improved when the electric coagulation forceps are used.
Optionally, the anti-false touch mechanism includes a propping block fixedly connected to the push button, and a third transition surface is arranged on one side of the propping block facing the offset; when the push button pushes the probe to protrude out of one end of the forceps tip away from the forceps handle, the offset is pushed by the abutment block to protrude out of the through hole.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, when need switch to nerve detection after cutting hemostasis operation is accomplished and examine time, push away the button and be close towards the direction of nipper point, the offset is offset through the third transitional surface and is used for spacing two nipper handles, when stretching out the probe and carry out nerve detection and examine the time, two nipper points can not be closed because of the mistake touch like this, have ensured the security when nerve detection detects.
Optionally, a switch mechanism is disposed between the push button and the detection wire, and the push button is connected to the detection wire through the switch mechanism only when the probe is pushed to protrude out of the forceps tip.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, before the probe does not remove in place, probe and nerve detector are in the state of breaking circuit, only after the probe propelling movement is put in place, the probe can be connected with the nerve detector through switch-on mechanism to when carrying out nerve detection, two tweezers point also can not be closed, because of before carrying out cutting hemostasis and nerve detection combination operation, can directly open the nerve detector and supply power to the electrode holder, need not to independently come and go to open and close each cooperation equipment, improved the convenience when performing the art.
Optionally, the switch-on mechanism includes a metal contact strip electrically connected to the detection wire, and the push button or the probe is fixedly connected with a metal contact block electrically connected to the probe; when the probe is pushed to protrude out of the forceps tip, the metal contact block is abutted against the metal contact strip.
By adopting the technical scheme, in the process of pushing the push button, the metal contact block is not contacted with the metal contact strip, and the probe is not electrified; when the probe is pushed in place, the metal contact block is abutted against the metal contact strip, and the probe electrifying side can conduct nerve detection, so that operation of an operator is greatly facilitated.
Optionally, a plurality of buckles are fixedly connected on the mounting seat, and the mounting seat is buckled on the forceps handles through the buckles.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, the mount pad passes through the buckle lock on the tweezers handle, has both realized the convenient ann of nerve detection module and has torn open nature, can directly abandon disposable electric coagulation forceps module after the operation is accomplished simultaneously, installs nerve detection module on the tweezers handle of new electric coagulation forceps module again, can realize nerve detection module's reuse, effective control is executed the operation cost.
In summary, the present application includes at least one of the following beneficial technical effects:
1. after the cutting hemostasis operation is finished, an operator can continuously hold the forceps handles, only the pushing button is pushed to enable the head end of the probe to protrude out of the forceps tips, the nerve detection instrument is started to detect nerves, the special probe is not used for damaging the nerves, surgical instruments are not required to be replaced, and meanwhile the parts for cutting hemostasis and nerve detection are respectively connected with different working ends, so that interference and influence are not generated; the nerve detection module is detachably arranged on the electric coagulation forceps module, after the operation is finished, the nerve detection module with higher cost can be taken down, and the nerve detection module can be reused after being disinfected, so that the manufacturing cost and the use cost are greatly reduced, and the economic effect is obvious;
2. the anti-false touch mechanism is arranged, so that before the probe is extended, the offset in the mounting seat can be pushed out between the two forceps handles by means of the rotary push button or the sliding push button through the anti-false touch mechanism, when the two forceps handles are closed by false touch, the two forceps handles are limited by the convex offset, so that the two forceps tips cannot be closed, and the surgical potential safety hazard of high heat caused by the closing of the two forceps tips due to false touch can be effectively avoided;
3. the flat part is arranged in the middle of the probe, the opening is formed in the lantern ring, and the lantern ring is limited by the anti-falling structure, so that the assembly efficiency of the nerve detection module is greatly improved, and the long-term effective anti-false touch effect of the anti-false touch mechanism can be effectively ensured.
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Fig. 2 is a schematic overall structure of embodiment 1 of the present application.
Fig. 3 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along line A-A in fig. 2.
Fig. 4 is an enlarged schematic view of a portion B in fig. 3.
Fig. 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along line C-C in fig. 2.
Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of the whole structure of embodiment 1 with the cover removed.
Fig. 7 is an enlarged schematic view of a portion D in fig. 6.
Fig. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the whole structure of embodiment 2 of the present application.
Reference numerals: 11. an electrode base; 12. forceps handles; 13. a forceps tip; 14. an alignment seat; 15. an alignment head; 16. a through hole; 17. canceling; 18. an anti-falling member; 19. a baffle; 21. a mounting base; 211. an upper cover; 212. a lower seat; 213. an anti-drop cavity; 22. a sliding groove; 23. a probe; 231. a flat portion; 24. a push button; 25. detecting a wire; 261. a long groove; 262. a locking groove; 27. an insulating sleeve; 31. a collar; 311. a notch; 32. a convex portion; 33. a limiting piece; 34. a first transition surface; 35. a second transition surface; 4. abutting blocks; 41. a third transition surface; 51. a metal contact strip; 52. a metal contact block; 6. and (5) a buckle.
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The application is described in further detail below with reference to fig. 2-8.
Example 1:
the embodiment of the application discloses bipolar electric coagulation forceps with a nerve detection function. Referring to fig. 2 and 3, a bipolar electric coagulation forceps with a nerve detection function comprises an electric coagulation forceps module and a nerve detection module, wherein the electric coagulation forceps module comprises an electrode seat 11, forceps handles 12, forceps tips 13, an alignment seat 14 and an alignment head 15, the nerve detection module comprises a mounting seat 21 which is detachably arranged on one side of one forceps handle 12, which is away from the other forceps handle 12, a sliding groove 22 extending along the length direction of the forceps handles 12 is arranged in the mounting seat 21, and a probe 23 is arranged in the sliding groove 22 in a sliding manner; when the forceps are specifically arranged, the insulating sleeve 27 is embedded in the sliding groove 22 of the mounting seat 21, the probe 23 is arranged in the insulating sleeve 27 in a penetrating mode, and a spherical bulge is arranged at one end, close to the forceps tip 13, of the probe 23.
Meanwhile, referring to fig. 3 and 4, a push button 24 is slidably disposed on the mounting base 21, a long groove 261 for sliding the push button 24 is formed on the mounting base 21, the probe 23 is electrically connected to and mounted on the push button 24, and the push button 24 is electrically connected to a detection wire 25 for connecting with a nerve detector.
Thus, when the tissue is cut and hemostasis is carried out, after the electrode seat 11 is powered, an operator holds the two forceps handles 12 and closes the forceps handles, so that the two forceps tips 13 can cut and hemostasis is carried out on the tissue; when the nerve is required to be stimulated and detected, an operator can continuously hold the forceps handle 12, only the push button 24 is pushed to enable the head end of the probe 23 to protrude out of the forceps tip 13, and the nerve detection instrument is started to detect the nerve, so that the nerve cannot be damaged by using the special probe 23; meanwhile, the surgical instrument does not need to be replaced, and the parts for cutting hemostasis and nerve detection belong to different working ends, so that interference and influence can not be generated between the parts.
Furthermore, because the nerve detection module is detachably arranged on the forceps handle 12 through the mounting seat 21, after the operation is finished, the nerve detection module with higher cost can be taken down and can be reused after the disinfection treatment, and the electric coagulation forceps module can be abandoned after the disinfection treatment according to the disposable medical instrument use standard, so that the manufacturing cost and the use cost of the bipolar electric coagulation forceps with the nerve detection function and the cutting hemostasis function are greatly reduced, the function is well used, the economic effect is obvious, and the electric coagulation forceps are more suitable for market popularization.
Considering that in the actual use process, when the operator needs to switch to the nerve detection module after using the electric coagulation forceps module, as the operator holds the electric coagulation forceps module and clamps the two forceps handles 12 by the palm tiger mouth, when the push button 24 is stirred, the operator tiger mouth naturally contracts inwards to form extrusion on the two forceps handles 12, namely when the electric coagulation forceps is switched to the nerve detection module, the operator can easily mistakenly touch to cause the two forceps tips 13 to be clamped so as to generate high heat, and the operation potential safety hazard exists.
In view of this, referring to fig. 4 and 5, the application further provides that the forceps handle 12 provided with the mounting seat 21 is provided with a through hole 16 penetrating through the forceps handle 12 and the alignment seat 14 or the alignment head 15, the mounting seat 21 is internally provided with a countering pin 17 in insertion fit with the through hole 16, and the countering pin 17 is fixedly connected with an anti-falling piece 18 for preventing the countering pin 17 from falling out of the mounting seat 21; the anti-falling piece 18 is arranged as an anti-falling piece fixedly connected to one end of the offset 17 close to the probe 23, and the size of the anti-falling piece is larger than that of the through hole 16.
Referring to fig. 4 and 5, the mounting base 21 is provided with an anti-false touch mechanism for pushing out the offset 17 to the outside of one end of the through hole 16 between the two forceps handles 12 when the push button 24 is rotated or when the push button 24 is slid to approach the forceps tips 13; specifically, the anti-false touch mechanism includes a collar 31 sleeved on the probe 23 in a same way and a protrusion 32 fixedly connected to an outer arc surface of the collar 31, wherein the protrusion 32 is arranged in a fan shape around the periphery of the collar 31 but does not completely surround the collar 31 and forms a notch at an un-surrounding position, and the size of one side of the notch close to the collar 31 is smaller than the size of the offset 17 so as to prevent the offset 17 from being pushed out when the collar 31 is rotated; limiting sheets 33 are fixedly connected in the mounting seat 21 and positioned on two sides of the lantern ring 31, and when the push button 24 rotates until the convex portions 32 are aligned with the offset 17, the offset 17 is pushed out and protrudes out of the through hole 16.
In other possible embodiments, in order to avoid that the offset 17 protrudes too far into the opening 311, referring to fig. 6 and 7, a blocking piece 19 located on the side of the anti-falling member 18 near the probe 23 may be fixedly connected in the mounting seat 21. When the offset 17 moves into the notch of the insertion protrusion 32 and abuts against it, the retaining piece 18 abuts against the blocking piece 19. By providing the retaining member 18 and the blocking piece 19 in this way, the vertical stroke of the cancellation member 17 can be restricted to ensure the optimal control effect.
Therefore, when the probe 23 needs to be extended, the push button 24 is rotated, the push button 24 drives the probe 23 and the lantern ring 31 connected with the probe 23 in a co-action manner to rotate until the convex part 32 rotates to push the offset 17 out of the through hole 16, and the offset 17 limits the two forceps handles 12 at the moment, so that the two forceps tips 13 cannot be closed; and then pushing the push button 24 to extend the probe 23, in the process, as the lantern ring 31 is sleeved on the probe 23 in a same way, and the two limiting sheets 33 limit the lantern ring 31, the convex part 32 on the lantern ring 31 always keeps the pushing effect on the offset 17 when the probe 23 slides, so that when the probe is switched to a nerve detection module, the two forceps handles 12 cannot be closed, and the hidden danger of mistakenly touching the forceps handles 12 can not be generated.
Considering the actual assembly convenience and assembly efficiency of the nerve detection module, so as to control the production cost, referring to fig. 5 and 6, the mounting seat 21 is set to be a lower seat 212 detachably mounted on the forceps handle 12 and an upper cover 211 detachably mounted on the lower seat 212, a section of flat part 231 is arranged in the middle of the probe 23, a gap 311 which is in plug-in fit with the flat part 231 is formed in the collar 31, the flat part 231 is embedded in the gap 311, and an anti-falling structure for preventing the collar 31 which rotates along with the probe 23 from falling off from the probe 23 is arranged in the mounting seat 21. When the anti-falling structure is specifically arranged, the anti-falling structure can be arranged as an anti-falling cavity 213 integrally formed on the upper cover 211, the anti-falling cavity 213 is arranged as an arc cavity, and the central axis of the anti-falling cavity 213 and the probe 23 are coaxially arranged; when the upper cover 211 and the lower base 212 are assembled, the collar 31 and the protrusion 32 are inserted into the anti-drop cavity 213, and the collar 31 and the protrusion 32 thereon can rotate in the anti-drop cavity 213 with the axis of the probe 23 as the rotation axis, but cannot move in a direction away from the lower base 212 due to the limitation of the anti-drop cavity 213.
And in order to make the push button 24 smoother when the probe 23 is rotated, referring to fig. 5, the convex portion 32 is provided with a first transition surface 34 along a circumferential side wall of the collar 31, and/or the offset 17 is provided with a second transition surface 35 near one end of the probe 23. In the embodiment of the present application, the convex portion 32 and the offset 17 are respectively provided with a first transition surface 34 and a second transition surface 35.
In summary, there are two modes of operation when the electric coagulation forceps module is in use, the first mode is to push the push button 24 directly along the long groove 261 without rotating the push button 24, at this time, the notch on the convex portion 32 is aligned with the offset 17, when the probe 23 is pushed, the offset 17 does not have an anti-false effect on the two forceps handles 12, and this mode has a great potential safety hazard when the electrode holder 11 is kept continuously energized. In the second mode, the push button 24 is rotated firstly, the convex part 32 on the lantern ring 31 is rotated until the offset 17 is pushed out of the through hole 16, and then the push button 24 is pushed until the probe 23 is pushed out, and in the mode, even if the electrode holder 11 is kept electrified, the two forceps tips 13 cannot be closed; however, when performing nerve detection, the probe 23 extending to the set position may still retract into the mount 21, which may cause inconvenience to the nerve detection operation.
Therefore, in a further arrangement, referring to fig. 2, the mounting seat 21 is provided with a locking groove 262 jogged and matched with the push button 24 on the groove wall of one end of the long groove 261 close to the forceps tip 13; when the push button 24 is rotated into engagement with the locking groove 262, the probe 23 protrudes beyond the forceps tip 13 and the boss 32 abuts against the offset 17. Thus, when the push button 24 is pushed into the locking groove 262, the push button 24 is limited by the locking groove 262, and the probe 23 cannot retract into the mounting seat 21 independently, so that an operator does not need to push the push button 24 all the time, and the convenience of the electric coagulation forceps in use is improved.
Meanwhile, in order to reduce the inconvenience caused by frequently opening and closing the nerve detector in the operation process, a switching-on mechanism is arranged between the push button 24 and the detection lead 25, and the push button 24 is switched on with the detection lead 25 through the switching-on mechanism only when the probe 23 is pushed to the convex forceps tip 13; specifically, referring to fig. 6, the switch-on mechanism includes a metal contact strip 51 electrically connected to the detection wire 25, and a metal contact block 52 electrically connected to the probe 23 is fixedly connected to the push button 24 or the probe 23; when the probe 23 is pushed to the protruding forceps tip 13, the metal contact block 52 collides with the metal contact bar 51.
Therefore, before the probe 23 does not move in place, the probe 23 and the nerve detector are in an open circuit state, and when the probe 23 is pushed in place, the metal contact block 52 is in conflict with the metal contact strip 51, and the nerve detection can be carried out by the electrifying method of the probe 23.
In order to facilitate the disassembly and assembly of the nerve detection module and the electric coagulation forceps module, referring to fig. 2 and 3, a plurality of buckles 6 are fixedly connected on the mounting seat 21, the inclined table at the free end of each buckle 6 is arranged in a direction of the axis of the probe 23, and the mounting seat 21 is buckled on the forceps handles 12 through the buckles 6; alternatively, in other possible embodiments, the lower base 212 may be mounted on the forceps handle 12 by screwing, magnetic attraction, or the like, with only the forceps handle 12 being adapted. In consideration of cost factors in actual production, the scheme of modifying the electric coagulation forceps module to the minimum is adopted in the embodiment, so that the nerve detection module is suitable for electric coagulation forceps of most models.
Thus, the mounting seat 21 is buckled on the forceps handle 12 through the buckle 6, so that the convenience and the detachability of the nerve detection module are realized, the disposable electric coagulation forceps module can be directly abandoned after the operation is finished, the nerve detection module is mounted on the forceps handle 12 of the new electric coagulation forceps module, the reuse of the nerve detection module can be realized, and the operation cost is effectively controlled.
The bipolar electric coagulation forceps with the nerve detection function provided by the embodiment of the application has the implementation principle that: when the tissue is cut and hemostasis is carried out, after the electrode seat 11 is powered, an operator holds the two forceps handles 12 and closes the forceps handles, so that the two forceps tips 13 can cut and hemostasis is carried out on the tissue; when the nerve is required to be stimulated and detected, an operator can continuously hold the forceps handle 12, only the push button 24 is pushed to enable the head end of the probe 23 to protrude out of the forceps tip 13, and the nerve detection instrument is started to detect the nerve, so that the nerve cannot be damaged by using the special probe 23; meanwhile, the surgical instrument does not need to be replaced, and the parts for cutting hemostasis and nerve detection belong to different working ends, so that interference and influence can not be generated between the parts.
Furthermore, because the nerve detection module is detachably arranged on the forceps handle 12 through the mounting seat 21, after the operation is finished, the nerve detection module with higher cost can be taken down and can be reused after the disinfection treatment, and the electric coagulation forceps module can be abandoned after the disinfection treatment according to the disposable medical instrument use standard, so that the manufacturing cost and the use cost of the bipolar electric coagulation forceps with the nerve detection function and the cutting hemostasis function are greatly reduced, the function is well used, the economic effect is obvious, and the electric coagulation forceps are more suitable for market popularization.
Example 2:
the embodiment of the application discloses bipolar electric coagulation forceps with a nerve detection function. Referring to fig. 8, the difference from embodiment 1 is that: the anti-false touch mechanism comprises a propping block 4 fixedly connected to the push button 24, and a third transition surface 41 is arranged on one side of the propping block 4 facing the offset 17; when the push button 24 pushes the probe 23 to protrude from the end of the forceps tip 13 away from the forceps handle 12, the offset 17 is pushed by the offset block 4 to protrude out of the through hole 16.
Under different use demands, the propping block 4 can be set to be long strip-shaped along the length direction of the probe 23, so that when the pushing button 24 just pushes the probe 23, the propping block 4 can push the propping pin 17 to extend out of the through hole 16 so as to limit the two forceps handles 12, and the safety when the electric coagulation forceps module is switched to the nerve detection module can be ensured to the greatest extent; alternatively, the abutment 4 is disposed at an end of the probe 23 away from the forceps tip 13, and when the probe 23 is extended to the detection position, the abutment 4 abuts against the abutment 17, so that the two forceps handles 12 are limited only when the nerve detection operation is performed.
The above embodiments are not intended to limit the scope of the present application, so: all equivalent changes in structure, shape and principle of the application should be covered in the scope of protection of the application.

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1. The utility model provides a take bipolar electric coagulation forceps of nerve detection function, includes electrode holder (11), tweezers handle (12), tweezers point (13) and aim at seat (14), aim at head (15), its characterized in that: the forceps further comprises a mounting seat (21) which is detachably arranged on one side, away from the other forceps handles (12), of one forceps handle (12), a sliding groove (22) which extends along the length direction of the forceps handle (12) is formed in the mounting seat (21), a probe (23) is arranged in the sliding groove (22) in a sliding mode, a push button (24) is arranged on the mounting seat (21) in a sliding mode, the probe (23) is electrically connected and arranged on the push button (24), a detection wire (25) which is used for being connected with a nerve detector is electrically connected to the push button (24), and a long groove (261) which is used for the push button (24) to slide is formed in the mounting seat (21);
the forceps handle (12) provided with the mounting seat (21) is provided with a through hole (16) penetrating through the forceps handle (12) and the alignment seat (14) or penetrating through the forceps handle (12) and the alignment head (15), the mounting seat (21) is internally provided with a cancellation pin (17) in insertion fit with the through hole (16), and the cancellation pin (17) is fixedly connected with an anti-falling piece (18) for preventing the cancellation pin (17) from falling out of the mounting seat (21);
the mounting seat (21) is provided with an anti-false mechanism which is used for pushing out the offset (17) to the outside of one end of the through hole (16) between the two forceps handles (12) when the push button (24) is rotated or when the push button (24) is slid to approach the forceps tips (13).
2. The bipolar coagulation forceps with nerve detection function according to claim 1, wherein: the anti-false touch mechanism comprises a lantern ring (31) sleeved on the probe (23) in a same way and a convex part (32) fixedly connected to the outer cambered surface of the lantern ring (31), and limiting sheets (33) positioned at two sides of the lantern ring (31) are fixedly connected in the mounting seat (21);
when the push button (24) is rotated until the protrusion (32) is aligned with the offset (17), the offset (17) is pushed out and protrudes out of the through hole (16).
3. The bipolar coagulation forceps with nerve detection function according to claim 2, wherein: the utility model discloses a probe, including probe (23), thimble (31), flat portion (231) are provided with one section flat portion (231) in the middle part of probe (23), set up on lantern ring (31) with opening (311) of grafting adaptation of flat portion (231), flat portion (231) inlay card in opening (311), be equipped with in mount pad (21) and be used for avoiding along with probe (23) pivoted lantern ring (31) are followed drop-proof structure on probe (23).
4. A bipolar coagulation forceps with nerve detection function according to claim 3, wherein: the convex part (32) is provided with a first transition surface (34) along the circumferential side wall of the collar (31),
and/or, one end of the offset (17) close to the probe (23) is provided with a second transition surface (35).
5. The bipolar coagulation forceps with nerve detection function according to claim 2, wherein: a locking groove (262) which is embedded and matched with the push button (24) is formed in the groove wall of one end of the installation seat (21), which is close to the forceps tip (13), of the long groove (261); when the push button (24) rotates to be engaged with the locking groove (262), the probe (23) protrudes out of the forceps tip (13), and the protruding portion (32) abuts against the offset (17).
6. The bipolar coagulation forceps with nerve detection function according to claim 1, wherein: the anti-false touch mechanism comprises a propping block (4) fixedly connected to the push button (24), and a third transition surface (41) is arranged on one side of the propping block (4) facing the offset (17); when the push button (24) pushes the probe (23) to protrude out of one end of the forceps tip (13) away from the forceps handle (12), the offset (17) is pushed by the pushing block (4) to protrude out of the through hole (16).
7. The bipolar coagulation forceps with nerve detection function according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein: a switching-on mechanism is arranged between the push button (24) and the detection lead (25), and the push button (24) is switched on with the detection lead (25) through the switching-on mechanism only when the probe (23) is pushed to protrude out of the forceps tip (13).
8. The bipolar coagulation forceps with nerve detection function according to claim 7, wherein: the switching-on mechanism comprises a metal contact strip (51) electrically connected to the detection lead (25), and a metal contact block (52) electrically connected with the probe (23) is fixedly connected to the push button (24) or the probe (23); when the probe (23) is pushed to protrude out of the forceps tip (13), the metal contact block (52) is abutted against the metal contact strip (51).
9. The bipolar coagulation forceps with nerve detection function according to claim 1, wherein: the mounting seat (21) is fixedly connected with a plurality of buckles (6), and the mounting seat (21) is buckled on the forceps handles (12) through the buckles (6).
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