CN213823079U - Buccal type pulmonary alveolus surfactant injection catheter with laryngoscope assistance - Google Patents

Buccal type pulmonary alveolus surfactant injection catheter with laryngoscope assistance Download PDF

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CN213823079U
CN213823079U CN202022088377.0U CN202022088377U CN213823079U CN 213823079 U CN213823079 U CN 213823079U CN 202022088377 U CN202022088377 U CN 202022088377U CN 213823079 U CN213823079 U CN 213823079U
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徐千雅
王丽
王海霞
赵改
夏沛格
李晓妍
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王利利
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The laryngoscope-assisted buccal alveolar surfactant injection catheter comprises a hose part and an oxygen hose, wherein the hose part is connected with the oxygen hose, one end part of the oxygen hose is connected with an active substance injection pipe, and the other end part of the oxygen hose is fixedly provided with a connecting pipe; in conclusion, the novel technology can control the flow rate of oxygen and the pushing speed of the alveolar surfactant, further control the concentration of the alveolar surfactant entering the alveoli, blow the liquid away through the oxygen, can distribute uniformly after breathing, cannot cause choking cough, even blocks the trachea to cause asphyxia, and is safe and efficient. The novel technique conveniently passes the narrow position of glottis, and hose portion diameter is less moreover, and the texture softness reduces mucosa stimulation and damage to the trachea, can adopt the nipple to create the wound fixedly, and the convenient supplementary intubate of tough pipe portion can prevent to cause the hose obliteration to reasons such as gum interlock to the hose protection after the intubate.

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Buccal type pulmonary alveolus surfactant injection catheter with laryngoscope assistance
Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of the medical treatment, concretely relates to buccal form alveolus surface active substance pours into pipe under laryngoscope is supplementary.
Background
The alveolar surfactant is a lipoprotein secreted by alveolar epithelial cells, is distributed on the surface of an alveolar liquid molecular layer, and has the function of reducing the surface tension of an alveolar liquid-air interface. The alveolar surfactant reduces the generation of interstitial fluid and interstitial fluid in alveoli, prevents pulmonary edema, reduces elastic resistance due to reduced surface tension, reduces inhalation resistance, and reduces inhalation work. The alveolar surfactant helps to maintain stability of the alveoli, and the density of the alveolar surfactant is increased as the radius of the alveoli is smaller and is also decreased as the radius is larger, so that the density of the surfactant is high and the effect of reducing surface tension is strong when the alveoli are small or exhale, and the alveolar surface tension is low, so that the alveoli can be prevented from collapsing; in the large alveolus or during inhalation, the density of the surfactant decreases and the surface tension of the alveolus increases, thus preventing the alveolus from over-expansion and maintaining the stability of the alveolus. Since part of the neonatal lung has not yet matured, especially premature infants, the absence of alveolar surfactant can cause diseases such as neonatal respiratory distress syndrome, etc., where exogenous input of alveolar surfactant is required. At present, the common technology of injecting lung surfactant through tubule (less innovative surfactant administration, LISA)/(minor innovative surfactant treatment, MIST) is the innovation of the technology of applying lung surfactant, the technology replaces trachea cannula with thin tube, completes the replacement therapy of exogenous lung surfactant by effective autonomous respiration of the infant patient, but the thin tube is soft, the hose is not easy to pass through when passing through narrow parts such as glottis and the like, the hose is not convenient to protect after being inserted, the conduit is possibly blocked due to the occlusion of the gum of the infant and the like, the prior art enters the alveolar surfactant through the autonomous respiration of the newborn, the alveolar surfactant is dripped into the trachea, the alveolar surfactant cannot be uniformly distributed on all alveolar surfaces through spontaneous respiration, and the liquid is directly injected into the tracheal cannula to easily cause choking.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model discloses a solve the weak point among the prior art, provide one kind and conveniently insert the intubate, can be with the supplementary lower buccal form alveolar surfactant injection pipe of laryngoscope on alveolar surfactant evenly distributed alveolar surface.
In order to solve the technical problem, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme: the laryngoscope-assisted lower buccal alveolar surfactant injection catheter comprises a hose part and an oxygen hose, wherein the hose part is connected with the oxygen hose, one end part of the oxygen hose is connected with an active substance injection tube, the other end part of the oxygen hose is fixedly provided with a connecting tube, the end part of the connecting tube is fixedly provided with an outer circular plate, two hangers are fixed on the side part of the outer circular plate, the outer circular plate is connected with the connecting tube, the connecting tube is sleeved on the hose part, the inner side of the connecting tube is provided with an internal thread, the outer surface of the connecting tube is provided with an external thread, the internal thread of the connecting tube is in threaded connection with a tough hose part, the tough hose part is positioned on the outer side of the hose part, the connecting tube is also provided with a nipple part, the nipple part consists of a nipple and a mounting ring, the center of the mounting ring is fixedly provided with a threaded joint, the nipple is sleeved on the outer side of the tough hose part, and the mounting ring is mounted on the external thread on the outer surface of the connecting tube through the threaded joint; the outer wall of hose portion still is provided with length scale mark.
Adopt above-mentioned technical scheme, the utility model discloses following beneficial effect has: the new technology can control the flow rate of oxygen and the injection speed of the alveolar surfactant, further control the concentration of the alveolar surfactant entering the alveolus, blow away liquid through the oxygen, can be uniformly distributed after breathing, cannot cause choking cough, even blocks a trachea to cause asphyxia, and is safe and efficient. The novel technique conveniently passes the narrow position of glottis, and hose portion diameter is less moreover, and the texture softness reduces mucosa stimulation and damage to the trachea, can adopt the nipple to create the wound fixedly, and the convenient supplementary intubate of tough pipe portion can prevent to cause the hose obliteration to reasons such as gum interlock to the hose protection after the intubate.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the connection of the hose portion and the oxygen hose;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the connection of the tough pipe portion and the connection pipe;
fig. 4 is a schematic view of the structure of the nipple portion.
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As shown in fig. 1-4, the laryngoscope-assisted lower buccal alveolar surfactant injection catheter of the present invention comprises a hose portion 1 and an oxygen hose 2, the hose portion 1 is connected to the oxygen hose 2, one end of the oxygen hose 2 is connected to an active substance injection tube 3, the other end of the oxygen hose 2 is fixed to a connection tube 4, the end of the connection tube 4 is fixed to an outer circular plate 5, two lugs 6 are fixed to the side portion of the outer circular plate 5, the connection tube 4 is connected to the outer circular plate 5, the connection tube 4 is sleeved on the hose portion 1, the inner side of the connection tube 4 is provided with an internal thread, the outer surface of the connection tube 4 is provided with an external thread, the internal thread of the connection tube 4 is connected to a tough tube portion 7 by a thread, the tough tube portion 7 is located at the outer side of the hose portion 1, a nipple portion is further installed on the connection tube 4, the nipple portion is composed of a nipple 8 and a mounting ring 9, a threaded joint 10 is fixed at the center of the mounting ring 9, the nipple 8 is sleeved on the outer side of the tough pipe part 7, and the mounting ring 9 is mounted on the external thread on the outer surface of the connecting pipe 4 through the threaded connector 10; the outer wall of the hose part 1 is also provided with length scale marks.
When the novel technology is used, the nipple part is firstly screwed towards the inlet direction of the oxygen tube 2, enough length is left for the auxiliary intubation of the laryngoscope, then the tough tube part 7 is screwed forwards, the front end part of the tough tube part 7 covers the front end of the soft tube part 1, the tough tube part 7 is made of PP materials and other materials with better toughness and thicker tube wall, the soft tube part 1 is made of PE and other plastic materials with thinner tube wall, when the front end of the tough tube part 7 covers the soft tube part 1, the tough tube part is conveniently inserted into the glottis and extends a distance of about 3-6cm towards the glottis, then the tough tube part 7 is moved backwards and is screwed and fixed with the connecting tube 4, then the nipple part is screwed forwards, after the nipple part is finally inserted to a proper distance, the nipple 8 is sucked by a patient to fix the soft tube part 1, the nipple 8 can exercise the sucking capability of the patient and fix the nipple, if the nipple 8 is not fixed, the nipple part can be screwed off, and then the nipple part is fixed by connecting two tying ropes 6, oxygen hose 2 is connected with high-pressure oxygen bottle and flowmeter, and the velocity of flow through the steerable oxygen of the valve on the high-pressure oxygen bottle is observed through the flowmeter, and active material ascending pipe 3 is connected with the syringe, has alveolar surfactant substance gu er su (pig lung phospholipid injection) in the syringe, and the syringe uses the syringe pump to inject, can control and inject speed.
The present embodiment is not intended to limit the shape, material, structure, etc. of the present invention in any form, and all of the technical matters of the present invention belong to the protection scope of the present invention to any simple modification, equivalent change and modification made by the above embodiments.

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1. The buccal type alveolar surfactant injection catheter under the assistance of the laryngoscope is characterized in that: the flexible pipe comprises a flexible pipe part and an oxygen pipe, wherein the flexible pipe part is connected with the oxygen pipe, one end part of the oxygen pipe is connected with an active substance injection pipe, the other end part of the oxygen pipe is fixed with a connecting pipe, the end part of the connecting pipe is fixed with an outer circular plate, two hanging lugs are fixed on the side part of the outer circular plate, the outer circular plate is connected with a connecting pipe, the connecting pipe is sleeved on the flexible pipe part, the inner side of the connecting pipe is provided with an internal thread, the outer surface of the connecting pipe is provided with an external thread, the internal thread of the connecting pipe is connected with a tough pipe part in a threaded manner, the tough pipe part is positioned on the outer side of the flexible pipe part, a nipple part is also installed on the connecting pipe, the nipple part consists of a nipple and an installation ring, the center of the installation ring is fixed with a threaded joint, the nipple is sleeved on the outer side of the tough pipe part, and the installation ring is installed on the external thread of the connecting pipe through the threaded joint; the outer wall of hose portion still is provided with length scale mark.
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