CN211188678U - Open type ventilation mask for ophthalmic operation - Google Patents

Open type ventilation mask for ophthalmic operation Download PDF

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CN211188678U
CN211188678U CN201921133048.4U CN201921133048U CN211188678U CN 211188678 U CN211188678 U CN 211188678U CN 201921133048 U CN201921133048 U CN 201921133048U CN 211188678 U CN211188678 U CN 211188678U
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The utility model discloses an open face guard of ventilating of ophthalmic surgery, including face guard support, vent pipe, air current disperser, face guard frenulum. The mask support has one or more vents in its side. The ventilation pipeline is a flexible hollow pipeline, and the airflow disperser is positioned on the inner surface of the mask support, is in a porous cavity structure and is connected with the ventilation pipe. The inner side wall of the airflow disperser is provided with a plurality of airflow dispersing holes. The mask belt is connected with the two sides of the mask bracket through the coupling structure.

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Open type ventilation mask for ophthalmic operation
Technical Field
The utility model relates to an equipment that uses in the surgery, and especially relate to an ophthalmic surgery open face guard of ventilating who uses for the patient in the ophthalmic surgery.
Background
The present disclosure generally relates to an ophthalmic surgical open ventilation mask for use in surgery. It can deliver oxygen to the mouth and nose of a patient without affecting the normal breathing of the patient.
In various clinical operations, the ophthalmic operation has high requirement on sterility, and a sterile surgical drape is needed to cover the head, the face, the chest and the abdomen of a patient in the operation so as to prevent bacteria from polluting the operation part in the operation. In order to achieve an effective isolation effect, the common surgical drape has poor air permeability, and a patient has obvious oppression feeling. For elderly patients, especially patients with poor heart or respiratory diseases, the feeling of suffocation is particularly severe and the operation cannot be performed smoothly. The current clinical solution to this problem is to place the distal end of a long oxygen tube in the mouth and nose of the patient to deliver oxygen. The method has the advantages that oxygen can be delivered to the mouth and nose of a patient, and oxygen deficiency of the patient is reduced; the oxygen tube is thin, the oxygen tube has no effective supporting function, the patient still has obvious suffocating feeling when the operation sheet is close to the mouth and nose, and on the other hand, the air flow speed of the oxygen tube is fast, and the air flow sprayed to the mouth and nose has obvious discomfort feeling such as pruritus and the like. Therefore, there is a need in the ophthalmic clinic for an ophthalmic surgical open ventilation mask that is capable of delivering oxygen in a dispersed manner while supporting the oronasal space. The utility model provides a novel ventilation mask which can meet the requirements.
Disclosure of Invention
The present disclosure describes an ophthalmic open-ventilation mask including a mask support, an airway tube, an airflow diffuser, and a mask strap.
Various aspects can include one or more of the following features. The ventilation pipeline is a flexible hollow pipeline, can convey gases such as oxygen and the like, and is connected between the airflow disperser and the air source. The vent tube is made of flexible medical materials. The cross-section of the vent duct may be circular or other shapes, or may be different shapes in different sections. The vent tube may have a cross-sectional diameter that varies along its length. The airflow disperser is positioned on the inner surface of the mask bracket and is of a porous cavity structure, and the air inlet of the airflow disperser is connected with the ventilation pipeline. The inner side wall of the airflow disperser is provided with a plurality of airflow dispersing holes, so that high-speed airflow input by the ventilation pipeline can be uniformly and slowly released into the space of the mask bracket.
Various aspects can also include one or more of the following features. The mask support is of a three-dimensional structure with the middle part protruding forwards, the edge of the mask support is of a three-dimensional structure capable of being attached to the mouth and the nose, and one or more vent holes are formed in the side face of the mask support. The mask straps include one or more straps. The face guard frenulum passes through coupling structure and connects in face guard support both sides, and its middle part width is great, and both ends width is less. The mask belt is made of elastic or non-elastic material. The coupling structure of the mask belt and the mask bracket adopts a fastening belt or other types of coupling structures which are convenient and quick to operate.
In the using process, the tail end of the ventilation pipeline is connected with the oxygen bottle, the air flow is adjusted, the mask support is covered on the mouth and nose part of a patient, the fastening tapes at the two ends of the mask lacing are attached to the fastening tapes at the two sides of the mask support, and the mask is fixed on the mouth and nose part. When the mask is used, the oxygen is closed, the magic tapes at the two ends of the mask lacing are uncovered, and the mask is removed.
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The details of one or more embodiments of the disclosure are set forth in the accompanying drawings and the description below. Other features, objects, and advantages will be apparent from the description and drawings, and from the claims.
FIG. 1 is a side view of an example mask.
FIG. 2 illustrates an example mask body top view.
FIG. 3 illustrates an example mask body underside view.
Fig. 4 is a bottom view of an exemplary air flow disperser.
Fig. 5 is a top view of an exemplary mask strap.
Detailed Description
The present disclosure relates to an ophthalmic surgical open ventilation mask for use in surgery. It can deliver oxygen to the mouth and nose of a patient without affecting the normal breathing of the patient.
Fig. 1, 2, 3 show an example ventilation mask 001. The ventilation mask 001 mainly comprises a mask support 002, a ventilation pipeline 003, an airflow disperser 004 and a mask tie 005. The mask support 002 has one or more mask vents 006 on the side. The mask vents 006 may be circular, oval or other suitable shapes. Two hook surface fastening tapes 007 are respectively attached to two side surfaces of the mask support 002. The edges of the mask holder 002 are attached with a soft mask skirt 008. An airflow diffuser 004 is attached to the inner surface of the mask support 002 near the top. Vent tube 003 has a tube front end 013 and a tube rear end 014. The rear end 014 of the tube can be connected to an oxygen cylinder or oxygen line (not shown).
Fig. 4 shows an example airflow disperser 004. The inner side of the air diffuser 004 has a plurality of air diffusing holes 009. Airflow connection tube 010 has a connection tube front end 011 and a connection tube rear end 012. The air connection tube 010 is attached to the air diffuser 004. The front end 011 of the connecting pipe is led into the inner cavity of the airflow disperser 004. The rear end 012 of the connection tube extends out of the mask holder 002. The connection pipe rear end 012 can be coupled with the pipe front end 013 in an interference manner.
Fig. 5 shows a mask strap 005. The mask straps 005 are made of one or more medical grade materials that are flexible. The two ends of the mask strap 005 are attached with thread surface fastening tapes 015. The thread surface fastening tapes 015 can be coupled with the hook surface fastening tapes 007 on both sides of the mask support 002.
In the use process, at first can be connected pipeline rear end 014 with oxygen cylinder or oxygen pipeline (not shown), be connected pipeline front end 013 with connecting pipe rear end 012 again, then place mask support 002 in patient's oronasal part (not shown), walk around patient's neck portion with mask frenulum 005, adjust suitable elasticity, laminate the silk face thread gluing area 015 of the both ends of mask frenulum 005 and the hook face thread gluing area 007 of the two sides of mask support 002 mutually, fixed mask support 002 adjusts the oxygen flow and begins the oxygen uptake. After use, the silk surface adhesive tape 015 is removed, and the ventilation mask 001 is taken down.
The scope of the present disclosure is not intended to be limited or restricted to the implementations and details described herein. Moreover, the disclosure in its broader aspects is not limited to the specific details, and illustrative examples set forth herein. Additional advantages and modifications will readily appear to those skilled in the art. Accordingly, departures may be made from such details without departing from the spirit or scope of the applicant's general or inventive concept. Accordingly, other implementations are within the scope of the claims herein.

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1. An ophthalmic open-ventilation mask, comprising: a mask support; an air duct; an air flow disperser; a mask strap;
the ventilation pipeline is a flexible hollow pipeline;
the airflow disperser is positioned on the inner surface of the mask bracket and is of a porous cavity structure, and an air inlet of the airflow disperser is connected with the ventilation pipeline;
the mask bracket is of a three-dimensional structure with the middle part protruding forwards, and the side surface of the mask bracket is provided with a vent hole;
the mask belt is connected to two sides of the mask bracket through a coupling structure.
2. The ophthalmic surgical open ventilation mask of claim 1, wherein said mask support has a peripheral configuration that can conform to the oronasal portion and has ventilation holes on its sides.
3. The ophthalmic surgical open ventilation mask of claim 1, wherein said mask support has a coupling structure attached to each side of said mask support.
4. The ophthalmic surgical open ventilation mask of claim 1, wherein said mask strap has coupling structures at both ends capable of coupling with coupling structures on both sides of the frame.
5. The ophthalmic surgical open ventilation mask of claim 1, wherein the inner side of said air diffuser has a plurality of air diffusion holes.
6. The ophthalmic surgical open ventilation mask of claim 1, wherein said ventilation conduit is annular in cross-section and different in shape in different sections, respectively, the ventilation conduit having a cross-sectional diameter that varies along its length.
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