CN202427040U - Slow-release doser for anus bowel - Google Patents
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Abstract
The utility model relates to the field of medical instruments, in particular to a slow-release doser for anus bowel. The slow-release doser comprises a medicine-release sac, a catheter, a clamper and a catheter plug, wherein a plurality of medicine outlet holes are arranged on the medicine-release sac, the catheter is hollow, one end of the catheter is connected with the medicine-release sac, and the other end of the catheter is provided with the catheter plug. A scale line is arranged on the outer wall of the catheter, the clamper is sleeved on the catheter and can slide freely, and a fixing bolt is arranged on the clamper. The medicine-releasing sac is in an oval shape and made of hard medical materials, and the catheter is an elastic plastic pipe or a metal pipe. The slow-release doser for anus bowel is simple in structure and convenient to use, can control the depth in the anus of the medicine-release sac and can dose evenly, reduces pain of patients and reduces working difficulty of medical staff.
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Technical field
This utility model relates to medical instruments field, and especially a kind of anorectal section uses the sustained-release administration device.
Background technology
At present when the anorectal administration; Generally adopt the suspension type transfusion bottle or inject the syringe administration of formula; This medicinal liquid for the deeply through rectum of needs pushes very inconvenient, has brought great misery to patient, lacks a kind of administration device of easy to use, the even drug delivery of rectum of going directly in clinical.
The utility model content
The purpose of this utility model is to provide a kind of anorectal section to use the sustained-release administration device in order to overcome above-mentioned technical disadvantages.
The technical scheme that this utility model technical solution problem adopts is: a kind of anorectal section uses the sustained-release administration device; Comprise release capsule, catheter, screens device and pipe close, said release capsule is provided with a plurality of medicine outlet holes, said catheter hollow; One end connects the release capsule other end and is provided with pipe close; Said catheter outer wall is provided with graduation mark, and said screens device is coated at catheter and can be free to slide, and said screens device is provided with set bolt.
Said release capsule is oval, is processed by the hard medical plastic, and said catheter is elastoplast pipe or metal tube.
The beneficial effect that this utility model had is:
This utility model is simple in structure, easy to use, is easy to control medicine bag and goes into the anus degree of depth and evenly administration, has alleviated less patient suffering, has reduced medical personnel's work difficulty.
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Accompanying drawing 1 is the structural representation of this utility model.
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Do following detailed description below in conjunction with 1 pair of this utility model of accompanying drawing.
As shown in Figure 1; This utility model comprises release capsule 1, catheter 2, screens device 3 and pipe close 7, and said release capsule 1 is provided with a plurality of medicine outlet holes 6, said catheter 2 hollows; One end connects release capsule 1 other end and is provided with pipe close 7; Said catheter 2 outer walls are provided with graduation mark 4, and said screens device 3 is coated at catheter 2 and can be free to slide, and said screens device 3 is provided with set bolt 5; Said release capsule 1 is oval, is processed by the hard medical plastic, and said catheter 2 is elastoplast pipe or metal tube.During use, regulate the set bolt 5 on the screens device 3, set the anus degree of depth according to graduation mark 4 and can use.
Claims (2)
1. an anorectal section uses the sustained-release administration device; It is characterized in that: comprise release capsule, catheter, screens device and pipe close, said release capsule is provided with a plurality of medicine outlet holes, said catheter hollow; One end connects the release capsule other end and is provided with pipe close; Said catheter outer wall is provided with graduation mark, and said screens device is coated at catheter and can be free to slide, and said screens device is provided with set bolt.
2. a kind of anorectal according to claim 1 section uses the sustained-release administration device, and it is characterized in that: said release capsule is oval, is processed by the hard medical plastic, and said catheter is elastoplast pipe or metal tube.
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| CN2012200161917U CN202427040U (en) | 2012-01-07 | 2012-01-07 | Slow-release doser for anus bowel |
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| CN2012200161917U CN202427040U (en) | 2012-01-07 | 2012-01-07 | Slow-release doser for anus bowel |
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| CF01 | Termination of patent right due to non-payment of annual fee | ||
| CF01 | Termination of patent right due to non-payment of annual fee |
Granted publication date: 20120912 Termination date: 20130107 |