CN117503541A - A human bracket subassembly for ultrasonic ablation operation - Google Patents

A human bracket subassembly for ultrasonic ablation operation Download PDF

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CN117503541A
CN117503541A CN202311772738.5A CN202311772738A CN117503541A CN 117503541 A CN117503541 A CN 117503541A CN 202311772738 A CN202311772738 A CN 202311772738A CN 117503541 A CN117503541 A CN 117503541A
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宋世鹏
张炯辉
徐静
张业萍
成琼
刘科
孙静
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Abstract

The invention relates to a human body bracket assembly for ultrasonic ablation operation, wherein a water tank is provided with a volume for accommodating adults, a human body bracket is arranged on the water tank for a patient to recline for operation, the human body bracket is integrally formed, a buttock bracket is transversely arranged and supported on the bottom of the water tank, and an upper body bracket and a lower limb bracket are respectively connected at two opposite ends of the buttock bracket and extend upwards from the buttock bracket to be mounted and supported on the wall of the water tank; from a first view, the upper body bracket, the hip bracket and the two lower limb brackets form a V-shaped structure; from the second perspective, the upper body bracket, the hip bracket and the two lower limb brackets form a Y-shaped structure, and the hip bracket and the two lower limb brackets form a U-shaped structure. According to the human body bracket assembly for the ultrasonic ablation operation, the human body bracket provides long-time support for a patient, so that discomfort and pain of the patient are avoided, and the human body bracket assembly is suitable for ultrasonic ablation operation on male prostate tumors in a large water pool or water tank.

Description

A human bracket subassembly for ultrasonic ablation operation
Technical Field
The present invention relates to medical devices, and more particularly to a body carrier assembly for use in ultrasonic ablation procedures.
Background
The high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) ablation technology is to precisely focus ultrasonic waves in a target area so as to realize lattice ablation of target tissues. Traditional ultrasonic ablation surgery is limited by treatment equipment, and patients usually lie prone or lie sideways on a treatment bed, so that the patient is easy to cause serious discomfort of the patients due to long-time fixation in the treatment process, and the pain of the surgery is increased. One prior art is to set the ultrasonic treatment head in the coupling agent in the water sac to emit ultrasonic energy from top to bottom, this emission angle is not suitable for the ultrasonic ablation operation of male prostate tumor, prostatic hypertrophy, urine retention, rectum cancer, etc. needing to emit ultrasonic wave from the perineum, another prior art is to set the ultrasonic treatment head in the coupling agent in the small water sump, the patient is prone to be above the small water sump, the ultrasonic treatment head emits ultrasonic energy from bottom to top, this emission angle is also not suitable for the ultrasonic ablation operation of male prostate tumor, prostatic hypertrophy, urine retention, rectum cancer, etc. needing to emit ultrasonic wave from the perineum, secondly, the ultrasonic treatment head is placed in the water sac to increase the volume of the treatment head, make the treatment head move space limited, unable to flexibly adapt to the treatment requirement of different positions, has limited its wide application, the ultrasonic treatment head is placed in the small water sump can increase the difficulty of operation because of the patient's body position. In addition, the traditional high-intensity ultrasonic waves can generate excessive heat energy on the surface of the skin in the treatment process, so that the skin is burnt, and the recovery time of a patient is prolonged.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems that patients in the prior art are uncomfortable and treatment requirements of different parts cannot be flexibly met, the invention provides a human body bracket assembly for ultrasonic ablation operation.
A body carrier assembly for ultrasonic ablation surgery according to the present invention includes a tub having a volume for receiving an adult, and a body carrier mounted on the tub for a patient to recline to receive a surgery, the body carrier being integrally formed and including a buttock carrier, an upper body carrier, and two lower limb carriers spaced apart from each other, the buttock carrier being laterally disposed and supported on a bottom of the tub, the upper body carrier and the lower limb carrier being respectively connected to opposite ends of the buttock carrier and extending upward from the buttock carrier to be mounted and supported on a wall of the tub; from a first view angle, the upper body bracket, the buttock bracket and the two lower limb brackets form a V-shaped structure; from the second perspective, the upper body bracket, the hip bracket and the two lower limb brackets form a Y-shaped structure, and the hip bracket and the two lower limb brackets form a U-shaped structure.
Preferably, the body bracket assembly further comprises a stand base provided independently, on which the body bracket is supported.
Preferably, the lower surface of the upper body bracket of the human body bracket is provided with a hook part which is hung on the bracket seat.
Preferably, the bracket seat includes a first support tube, a second support tube, and three connection tubes, wherein the first and second support tubes are of a triangular frame structure arranged on a vertical plane, and the three connection tubes are arranged between and connect the first and second support tubes arranged in parallel with each other at a distance from each other.
Preferably, the first and second support pipes include a bottom pipe, a rear pipe and a front pipe, respectively, as three sides of a triangle, the three connection pipes include a first connection pipe, a second connection pipe and a third connection pipe arranged in parallel, wherein the first connection pipe and the second connection pipe are connected to the bottom pipes of the first support pipe and the second support pipe at a distance from each other, the third connection pipe is connected to the rear pipes of the first and second support pipes, the third hooking part is hung on the third connection pipe to support the upper body bracket through the rear pipe, and the lower limb bracket is supported on the front pipe.
Preferably, the bracket mount further comprises a U-shaped tube vertically connected to the first connection tube to assist in supporting the lower limb bracket.
Preferably, the lower limb bracket includes a thigh bracket extending obliquely upward from the hip bracket and a shank bracket extending horizontally from an end of the thigh bracket.
Preferably, the thigh support plate is arranged on the outer side of the thigh bracket, and the shank support plate is arranged on the inner side of the shank bracket.
Preferably, the buttock bracket is provided with a magnet, the water tank comprises a metal layer capable of being magnetically attracted, and the human body bracket is attracted and fixed at a preset position with the water tank through the magnet.
Preferably, the upper body carrier has a first recess adapted to the shape of the head and a second recess adapted to the shape of the torso.
Preferably, the hip bracket, the upper body bracket and the lower limb bracket are respectively provided with a plurality of restraint strap holes through which the restraint straps extend.
According to the human body bracket assembly for the ultrasonic ablation operation, the human body bracket provides long-time support for a patient, so that discomfort and pain of the patient are avoided, the human body bracket assembly is suitable for ultrasonic ablation operation on male prostate tumor in a large water tank or water trough, the temperature of the skin surface and the risk of skin burn can be reduced, and the ultrasonic ablation operation is more comfortable and safer.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view of the overall structure of a body carrier assembly for an ultrasonic ablation procedure in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is an exploded view of fig. 1.
Fig. 3 is a top view of the body carrier of fig. 2.
Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the body carrier of fig. 2.
Figure 5 shows a person's carrier supported on a carrier base in a sitting position.
Fig. 6 shows a ready state in which the human body carrier is lifted from the carrier base.
Fig. 7 shows a state in which the human body cradle is completely lifted from the cradle seat.
Fig. 8 is a top view of the bracket mount of fig. 5-7.
Detailed Description
Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in fig. 1 to 2, a body carrier assembly for an ultrasonic ablation procedure according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention includes a tub 1 and a body carrier 2, wherein the tub 1 is a large-capacity tub which can hold one adult, a coupling agent (e.g., water) is accommodated in the tub 1, the body carrier 2 is mounted on the tub 1, and a patient can recline on the body carrier 2 to receive an operation such as an ultrasonic ablation procedure requiring ultrasonic wave emission from a perineum for a male prostate tumor, prostatic hypertrophy, urinary retention, rectal cancer, etc. Compared with the traditional scheme that a patient needs to lie prone or lie on the back on a treatment bed, the human body bracket assembly can provide long-time support for the patient, avoid discomfort and pain of the patient, fully expose the perineum of the patient and enable the ultrasonic treatment head to have sufficient activity space. In the operation process, the ultrasonic treatment head works underwater, and water is fully filled between a patient and the ultrasonic treatment head, so that the ultrasonic transmission efficiency can be improved, the temperature of the skin surface and the risk of skin burn can be reduced, and the ultrasonic ablation operation is more comfortable and safer.
As shown in fig. 3, the body bracket 2 is integrally formed, and includes a hip bracket 21, an upper body bracket 22, and two lower body brackets 23, wherein the hip bracket 21 is laterally disposed, the upper body bracket 22 is connected to the left end of the hip bracket 21, and the two lower body brackets 23 are connected to the right end of the hip bracket 21 while being spaced apart from each other, so that, in a top view, the two lower body brackets 23 and the hip bracket 21 constitute a U-shaped structure, and the two lower body brackets 23, the hip bracket 21, and the upper body bracket 22 constitute a Y-shaped structure. As shown in fig. 4, the hip brackets 21 are positioned at a low position, the upper body brackets 22 extend obliquely upward from the hip brackets 21 in the upper right direction, and the lower limb brackets 23 extend obliquely upward from the hip brackets 21 in the upper left direction, so that the upper body brackets 22, the lower limb brackets 23, and the hip brackets 21 form a V-shaped structure in a side view. It should be appreciated that the left-right direction of fig. 4 and 3 is exactly opposite. In the operation process, the buttocks of a patient are supported by the buttock bracket 21, the upper body is supported by the upper body bracket 22, the two legs are supported by the two lower limb brackets 23, the two legs are fully separated, the perineum of the patient is fully exposed, the moving range of the treatment head is enlarged, the direct contact between the treatment head and the skin of the patient is avoided, an operator can also have a good visual field and an observation angle, the operation part is clearly observed, and the convenience of the operation is improved.
As shown in fig. 4, the bottom of the hip bracket 21 has a flat bottom surface 211, and as shown in fig. 1, the sink 1 has a flat bottom surface 11, and the hip bracket 21 is supported by the bottom surface 211 to be mounted on the bottom surface 11 of the sink 1. In a preferred embodiment, the buttocks carrier 21 is provided with a magnet (not shown) and the tub 1 may comprise a magnetically attractable metal layer, the body carrier 2 being held in place by the magnet being attracted to the tub 1.
As shown in fig. 4, the upper end of the upper body bracket 22 has a first hooking portion 221, and as shown in fig. 2, the water tank 1 has a first tank wall 12, and the first hooking portion 221 is attached to the first tank wall 12. As shown in fig. 1, the upper body carrier 22 has a first recess 222 adapted to the shape of the head and a second recess 223 adapted to the shape of the torso, so that a patient lying on the body carrier 2 is more comfortable and patient position movement is avoided.
As shown in fig. 1 to 2, the side end of the lower limb bracket 23 has a second hooking portion 231, the water tank 1 has a second tank wall 13, and the second hooking portion 231 is hung on the second tank wall 22 and mounted thereon. As shown in fig. 1-2, the lower limb bracket 23 includes a thigh bracket 232 and a shank bracket 233, wherein the thigh bracket 232 extends obliquely upward from the hip bracket 21, and the shank bracket 233 extends horizontally from the end of the thigh bracket 232. As shown in fig. 4, the thigh guard plate 234 is provided on the outer side of the thigh bracket 232, and the shank guard plate 235 is provided on the inner side of the shank bracket 233. In this embodiment, thigh flap 234 is perpendicular to thigh bracket 232 and shank flap 235 is perpendicular to shank bracket 233.
As shown in fig. 2-4, a plurality of restraint strap holes 24 are provided on the hip bracket 21, the upper body bracket 22 and the lower limb bracket 23, respectively, and a restraint strap (not shown) extends through the restraint strap holes 24 to better restrain the patient reclined on the body bracket 2 during the operation.
As shown in fig. 5, the body bracket assembly for ultrasonic ablation surgery according to the present invention further includes a bracket seat 3 separately provided, and the body bracket 2 is supported on the bracket seat 3. By means of the support of the carrier base 3, the body carrier 2 is placed on the ground in a sitting position for the patient to sit. Specifically, the lower surface of the upper body bracket 22 of the body bracket 2 is provided with a third hooking portion 25, and the third hooking portion 25 is hung on the bracket seat 3. Then, by means of the hanging arrangement, the front end of the body carrier 2 is lifted while tilting backward in a lying position, as shown in fig. 6, the body carrier 2 is turned up by 40 °, in which process the third hooking portion 25 is always hung on the carrier seat 3. The body carrier 2 is then fully hoisted, as shown in fig. 7, and then translationally placed in the sink 1 for subsequent surgery.
As shown in fig. 7, the bracket seat 3 includes a first support tube 31, a second support tube 32, and three connection tubes 33, wherein the first and second support tubes 31, 32 are of a triangular frame structure arranged on a vertical plane, and the three connection tubes 33 are arranged between the first and second support tubes 31, 32 arranged in parallel and spaced apart from each other and connect the first and second support tubes 31, 32. Specifically, the first and second support pipes 31, 32 respectively include a bottom pipe 311, a rear pipe 312, and a front pipe 313 as three sides of a triangle, the three connection pipes 33 include a first connection pipe 331, a second connection pipe 332, and a third connection pipe 333 disposed in parallel, wherein the first connection pipe 331 and the second connection pipe 332 connect the bottom pipes 311 of the first and second support pipes 31, 32 to be spaced apart from each other, the third connection pipe 333 connects the rear pipes 312 of the first and second support pipes 31, 32, the third hooking portion 25 is hung on the third connection pipe 33 to support the upper body bracket 22 through the rear pipe 312, and the lower limb bracket 23 is supported on the front pipe 313, see fig. 5. In addition, the bracket mount 3 further includes a U-shaped pipe 34 vertically connected to the first connection pipe 331 to assist in supporting the lower limb bracket 23, see fig. 5. In this embodiment, the portion of the top of the U-shaped tube 34 that contacts the lower limb support 23 is covered with a foam pad. In the present embodiment, the triangular frame structure of the first and second support pipes 31, 32 is an equilateral triangular frame structure, and the projection distance of the first connection pipe 331 and the third connection pipe 333 is equal to the projection distance of the second connection pipe 332 and the third connection pipe 333 from the top view as shown in fig. 8, thereby providing reliable support for the human body carrier 2.
The foregoing description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, and various modifications can be made to the above-described embodiment of the present invention. All simple, equivalent changes and modifications made in accordance with the claims and the specification of this application fall within the scope of the patent claims. The present invention is not described in detail in the conventional art.

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1. A body carrier assembly for ultrasonic ablation procedures, characterized in that the body carrier assembly comprises a tub and a body carrier, wherein the tub has a volume for accommodating an adult, the body carrier is mounted on the tub for a patient to recline for the procedure, the body carrier is integrally formed and comprises a buttock carrier, an upper body carrier and two lower limb carriers spaced apart from each other, the buttock carrier is transversely disposed and supported on a tub bottom of the tub, and the upper body carrier and the lower limb carrier are respectively connected to opposite ends of the buttock carrier and extend upward from the buttock carrier to be mounted and supported on a tub wall of the tub; from a first view angle, the upper body bracket, the buttock bracket and the two lower limb brackets form a V-shaped structure; from the second perspective, the upper body bracket, the hip bracket and the two lower limb brackets form a Y-shaped structure, and the hip bracket and the two lower limb brackets form a U-shaped structure.
2. The body carrier assembly of claim 1, further comprising a stand-alone on which the body carrier is supported.
3. The body bracket assembly of claim 2, wherein the lower surface of the upper body bracket of the body bracket is provided with a hooking portion, and the hooking portion is hung on the bracket seat.
4. A body pallet assembly according to claim 3, wherein the pallet seat comprises a first support tube, a second support tube and three connection tubes, wherein the first and second support tubes are triangular frame structures arranged in a vertical plane, the three connection tubes being arranged between and connecting the first and second support tubes arranged in parallel spaced apart relation to each other.
5. The body support assembly of claim 4, wherein the first and second support pipes include a bottom pipe, a rear pipe and a front pipe, respectively, as three sides of a triangle, the three connection pipes include a first connection pipe, a second connection pipe and a third connection pipe disposed in parallel, wherein the first connection pipe and the second connection pipe are connected to the bottom pipes of the first and second support pipes at a distance from each other, the third connection pipe is connected to the rear pipes of the first and second support pipes, the third hooking part is hung on the third connection pipe to support the upper body support through the rear pipe, and the lower limb support is supported on the front pipe.
6. The body bracket assembly of claim 5 wherein the bracket mount further comprises a U-shaped tube vertically connected to the first connection tube for additional support of the lower limb bracket.
7. The body carrier assembly of claim 1 wherein the lower limb carrier includes a thigh carrier and a shank carrier, wherein the thigh carrier extends obliquely upward from the hip carrier and the shank carrier extends horizontally from the distal end of the thigh carrier.
8. The body carrier assembly of claim 7 wherein the outer side of the thigh carrier is provided with thigh guard panels and the inner side of the shank carrier is provided with shank guard panels.
9. The body carrier assembly of claim 1 wherein the buttocks carrier is provided with a magnet and the sink comprises a magnetically attractable metal layer, the body carrier being held in place by the magnet and sink attraction.
10. The body carrier assembly of claim 1 wherein the upper body carrier has a first recess adapted to the shape of the head and a second recess adapted to the shape of the torso.
11. The body carrier assembly of claim 1 wherein the hip mount, upper body mount and lower limb mount are each provided with a plurality of restraint strap apertures through which the restraint straps extend.
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