CN203208487U - Non-invasive trachea intubation guiding device - Google Patents
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The utility model relates to a non-invasive trachea intubation guiding device comprising a trachea intubation tube and is characterized by sequentially comprising a floating ball, an inflatable anchorage sleeve sac and inflating ducts. The inflating ducts are connected with an inflating device inflates the anchorage sleeve sac through the inflating ducts. The anchorage sleeve sac is of a circular ring structure. Air ducts are enclosed outside the floating ball, the anchorage sleeve sac and the inflating ducts. According to the arrangement, the floating ball can enter a trachea of a patient under the protection of the air ducts by leading the patient to inhale naturally or pressing a mask to aerate, when the floating ball reaches a certain depth, the anchorage sleeve sac is inflated through the inflating ducts to become deformed for anchoring, and the trachea intubation tube is guided to enter the trachea after positioning of the anchorage sleeve sac.
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Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of medical consumptive material, concretely relates to medical endotracheal tube male guiding device.
Background
Trachea cannula is the necessary technology of endotracheal anesthesia, cardio-cerebral-pulmonary resuscitation and respiratory therapy, and the common method for trachea cannula in clinical daily work comprises: firstly, a tracheal intubation method through a laryngoscope: this is the most common method, intubation being accomplished with the use of an anesthetic laryngoscope. The method requires that the patient has good mobility of the atlanto-occipital joint and cervical vertebra, and the three axes of the mouth, the pharynx and the larynx must be capable of overlapping when the trachea is intubated. Meanwhile, the influence of the patient's openness and the Malampati airway grading condition can also be caused, and the tracheal intubation by the common laryngoscope can not be easily performed by the persons with difficult opening and the persons with high grading grade. There are many complications of this method, such as: tooth loss and oral soft tissue injury, hypertension and arrhythmia caused by laryngoscope stimulation, arytenoid dislocation, and the like. Second, the optical fiber bronchoscope intubation method: used occasionally in large medical institutions. This method requires high equipment and necessitates the use of bronchoscopes. Bronchoscope equipment is complex, preoperative preparation is tedious, technical requirements on operators are high, cost is high, and the bronchoscope is not suitable for conventional operation and wide application. ③ a retrograde intubation method: in use, there is a potential for the puncture needle or guide wire to damage the upper airway and other cervical tissues. For invasive operation, it is rarely used.
These methods all may cause different degrees of injury to the patient and require high expertise on the operator. Therefore, the utility model can guide the device for performing organ intubation in a natural physiological posture without the need of raising the head of the patient; the intubation process is urgent for the intubation guiding device which has little stimulation to the patient and is almost non-invasive, and does not depend on invasive methods such as a laryngoscope or a fiber laryngoscope or complex technology for intubation.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims to solve the technical problem that a facilitate the use is provided, simple and convenient easy learning just can really realize the intubate guiding device who does not have the wound, and the technical scheme of concrete adoption is as follows:
the utility model provides a do not have trachea cannula guiding device of wound, includes trachea cannula, its characterized in that: the device sequentially comprises a floating ball, an inflatable anchoring cuff and an inflating conduit, wherein the inflating conduit is connected with inflating equipment, the inflating equipment inflates the anchoring cuff through the inflating conduit, the anchoring cuff is of a circular ring-shaped structure, and an air duct is sleeved outside the floating ball, the anchoring cuff and the inflating conduit.
The air passage adopts a C-shaped structure.
The floating ball and the anchoring cuff are made of light materials.
And a plurality of fixing silk threads are connected between the floating ball and the end face of the input end of the air duct.
The utility model has the advantages that: the floating ball can enter the airway of the patient under the protection of the airway through the natural inspiration of the patient or the pressurization and ventilation of the mask, and after reaching the designated depth, the anchoring cuff is inflated through the inflation catheter to be deformed into an annular air bag to play a role of anchoring, and the tracheal cannula is guided to enter the trachea after being positioned.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the present invention;
figure 2 is a schematic illustration of the anchor cuff of the present invention after inflation.
Detailed description of the invention
The utility model provides a pair of there is not trachea cannula guiding device of wound, including trachea cannula 6, this device includes showy ball 1, inflatable anchor cuff 2 and pneumatic tube 3 in proper order, pneumatic tube 3 is connected with inflation equipment 4, inflation equipment 4 aerifys for anchor cuff 2 through pneumatic tube 3, anchor cuff 2 adopts the ring annular structure, showy ball 1, anchor cuff 2 and pneumatic tube 3 outside still overlap there is an air duct 5. The airway 5 adopts a C-shaped structure, the floating ball 1 and the anchoring cuff 2 are made of light materials, and a plurality of fixing silk threads are connected between the floating ball 1 and the input end face of the airway 5.
For the purpose of explaining the practical situation of the structure of the present invention specifically, the following:
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The non-invasive trachea cannula guiding device comprises a floating ball, an inflatable anchoring cuff and an inflating catheter in sequence, wherein the inflating catheter is connected with inflating equipment, the inflating equipment inflates the anchoring cuff through the inflating catheter, the anchoring cuff is of a circular ring-shaped structure, and an air channel is further sleeved outside the floating ball, the anchoring cuff and the inflating catheter. The air passage adopts a C-shaped structure. The floating ball and the anchoring cuff are made of medical rubber.
Parameters of the respective components:
1) the floating ball, which is a hemisphere filled with light gas and is 5mm directly, is calculated by performing numerical simulation calculation on a model by using Fluent6.2.13 software, and can generate a pulling force larger than 0.00775N (0.775gf) in a 15 mm-diameter trachea model with the lowest air flow rate of 3L/s, wherein the pulling force is enough to pull three parts, namely, an inflatable floating ball, a ring-shaped anchoring cuff and an inflatable duct, into a trachea, although the shape of the floating ball can adopt other shapes, such as a sphere and the like;
2) an anchoring cuff, located behind the buoyant ball, is made of a lightweight material and is compressed before use to a diameter of less than 2mm for access to the airway. After the inflation catheter is inflated, the external diameter of the cuff is larger than 15mm, and the cuff is expanded into an annular air bag which can be clamped in the trachea. The design of the ring is annular, the hole is arranged in the middle, the diameter of the hole is not less than 10mm, and the ventilation of the lung is not influenced (the function is required by a patient who keeps self-breathing and is intubated with clear-headed tube, and the function is not required by a patient who is induced by general anesthesia quickly). After the intubation is finished, the gas in the anchoring cuff can be extracted.
3) The inflation conduit is made of light high-strength materials, the outer diameter of the inflation conduit is not more than 0.5mm, and the inner diameter of the inflation conduit is more than 0.3 mm. For inflating the annular anchoring cuff and as a guide tube for guiding the insertion of the endotracheal tube into the trachea. Tensile fibers for enhancing the strength of the pipe are designed in the pipe wall. The inflation conduit can resist the pulling force of more than 50N, does not deform, does not leak air, does not break. Can bear the pressure inside and outside the tube during inflation and the tension when the tracheal catheter is used as a guide tube to be placed in the tracheal catheter. Conventional materials are available to produce inflation catheters meeting this standard. The inner diameter of the inflation conduit is not less than 0.3mm, and the inflation pressure is 1.25 atmospheric pressures by using a flow calculation formula. The flow calculation formula is as follows:
wherein,
is the volume flow, R is the pipe radius, ρ is the atmospheric density, P1And P2Respectively the pressure at both ends of the inflatable conduit. Substituting rho to 1.225kg/m3，P1＝126656Pa，P2101325Pa, and R0.0015 m, calculated to obtain
By theoretical calculation, more than 1.4 liters of gas can be inflated through the inflation conduit per second. The annular anchoring air bag can be filled with air instantly to play a role in fixing.
4) The air passage is designed according to the anatomical characteristics of the oropharynx, and can expand the oropharynx during anesthesia induction to form a cavity convenient for releasing the guide tube. After the patient is sufficiently anesthetized, the floating ball, the annular anchoring cuff and the inflation catheter can be released by cutting off the filament thread for fixing the floating ball. During ventilator ventilation, the components are flushed along the flow of gas into the patient's trachea.
The utility model discloses still disclose the application of having no trachea cannula guiding device of wound simultaneously, including following step:
a) the air duct 5 is placed in the oral cavity of a patient, the patient closes the mouth and holds the air duct 5, the floating ball 1 of the air duct 5 is sent into the air duct of the patient by means of natural inspiration of the patient, the floating ball 1 simultaneously drives the anchoring cuff 2 and the inflation catheter 3 to enter the air duct of the patient, and the floating ball 1 stops advancing after entering a specified depth position;
b) the anchoring cuff 2 is inflated by using an inflating device 4 through an inflating catheter 3, and because the anchoring cuff 2 is of a circular ring-shaped structure, the anchoring cuff 2 is expanded into a circular air bag which is clamped in the air passage;
c) the trachea cannula 6 enters the anchoring cuff 2 along the inflation catheter 3, namely the trachea cannula 6 is sleeved outside the inflation catheter 3 and enters an airway along the inflation catheter 3, and the inflation catheter 3 is smaller than the outer diameter of the inner diameter of the trachea cannula 6;
d) after the tracheal cannula 6 enters the airway at a preset position, namely the glottis, namely the input end of the tracheal cannula 6 contacts the anchoring cuff 2, because the volume of the anchoring cuff 2 in an inflated state is larger than the inner diameter of the tracheal cannula 6, the input end of the tracheal cannula 6 cannot advance after contacting the anchoring cuff 2, the inflatable catheter 3 is connected with the inflating device 4, one end of the inflatable catheter deflates, the anchoring cuff 2 contracts and deforms, and then the tracheal cannula 6 exits the airway together with the tracheal catheter 3.
For further definition of the steps therein:
the output port of the airway 5 in the step a is aligned with the entrance of the patient airway, namely the direction of the laryngeal cavity.
And b, expanding the anchoring cuff 2 into an annular air bag clamped between the glottis of the airway and the bulge of the airway.
The experimental sample is tested on a simulator simulating tracheal intubation, and the experiment proves that the front end part can smoothly enter the trachea of the simulator by matching with artificial ventilation under the condition of not depending on a laryngoscope. After the anchoring cuff is inflated by inflation, the front end part is well fixed in the trachea without looseness. The tracheal catheter can be smoothly inserted along the inflatable catheter and the intubation guide wire. After the tracheal catheter is fixed, air in the anchoring cuff is pumped out, and the front end part can smoothly withdraw from the inserted tracheal catheter.
The utility model has the advantages that: this is an almost non-invasive device that can significantly reduce tissue damage to the patient. Is easy to be popularized in hospitals at all levels.
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1. A non-invasive endotracheal intubation guiding device comprises an endotracheal intubation (6), and is characterized in that: the device sequentially comprises a floating ball (1), an inflatable anchoring cuff (2) and an inflatable guide tube (3), wherein the inflatable guide tube (3) is connected with an inflating device (4), the inflating device (4) inflates the anchoring cuff (2) through the inflatable guide tube (3), the anchoring cuff (2) adopts a circular ring-shaped structure, and an air duct (5) is further sleeved outside the floating ball (1), the anchoring cuff (2) and the inflatable guide tube (3).
2. A non-invasive endotracheal intubation guidance device according to claim 1, wherein: the air passage (5) adopts a C-shaped structure.
3. A non-invasive endotracheal intubation guidance device according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: the floating ball (1) and the anchoring cuff (2) are made of light materials.
4. A non-invasive endotracheal intubation guidance device according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: and a plurality of fixing silk threads are connected between the floating ball (1) and the end face of the input end of the air duct (5).
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