CN216985019U - Intracavity separated type nondestructive great vessel blocking clamp - Google Patents

Intracavity separated type nondestructive great vessel blocking clamp Download PDF

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CN216985019U
CN216985019U CN202120557631.9U CN202120557631U CN216985019U CN 216985019 U CN216985019 U CN 216985019U CN 202120557631 U CN202120557631 U CN 202120557631U CN 216985019 U CN216985019 U CN 216985019U
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周利群
熊盛炜
程嗣达
李学松
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The utility model discloses an intracavity separated atraumatic great vessel occlusion clip, which comprises a front forceps holder and a rear forceps holder which are symmetrically arranged; the front forceps holder and the rear forceps holder are overlapped in the middle in a crossed mode, bent clamping heads which face forwards symmetrically are arranged at the left end portion of the front forceps holder and the rear forceps holder, a connecting area is arranged at the handle at the right end of the front forceps holder and the handle at the right end of the rear forceps holder to form the whole forceps holder, stress points which are symmetrically distributed and clamped by a conventional surgical instrument are arranged on the outer side face of the middle portion of the front forceps holder and the outer side face of the middle portion of the rear forceps holder respectively, the two stress points which correspond to each other in the vertical direction are a pair, and the shape of each pair of stress points is the same and is matched with the shape of the clamping heads of the conventional surgical instrument. The beneficial technical effects of the utility model are as follows: can convenient and fast cooperate the doctor to accomplish the great vessel and block, help the operation go on smoothly, have simple structure, control convenient, improve the characteristics of doctorsing and nurses operating efficiency.

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Intracavity disconnect-type not damaged great vessel blocks presss from both sides
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of medical instruments, in particular to an intracavity separated atraumatic great vessel blocking clamp.
Background
The large blood vessel blocking clamp in the cavity is mainly used for blocking a large blood vessel (such as a lower vena cava) in robot and laparoscopic cavity operations, has no damage to the blood vessel wall or only temporary slight damage, has good blood flow blocking performance, has different types, and can select proper blood vessel blocking clamps according to the wound position, the blood vessel caliber, the blood flow pressure and the like of the blood vessel to be blocked. When a patient suffering from renal cancer with an inferior vena cava tumor embolus is subjected to an inferior vena cava tumor embolus removing operation, a blood vessel blocking clamp is often required to firmly clamp the vena cava to block blood flow, and then an intravascular tumor embolus is removed. In open surgery, the great vessels are blocked by atraumatic vessel forceps or lateral wall forceps. At present, an integrated blood vessel blocking forceps is used for blocking a large blood vessel in a robot and laparoscopic surgery, but the blood vessel blocking forceps cannot be placed in a body through a cannula required by a conventional surgery, and an additional operating cannula is required, thereby increasing the trauma of the surgery and the complexity of the surgery.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims to solve the technical problem of providing an intracavity-separated atraumatic great vessel occlusion clip, which can smoothly enter an inner cavity of a surgical site of a patient, controls a handle of the vessel occlusion clip and enables a chuck to open to clamp a great vessel by conventional instruments such as a clip holder, a robot or a laparoscope, and has the characteristics of simple structure, smooth outer surface, convenient operation and good vessel occlusion effect.
In order to solve the technical problems, the technical scheme adopted by the utility model is as follows: an intracavity separated atraumatic great vessel occlusion clip comprises a front forceps holder and a rear forceps holder which are symmetrically arranged; the front forceps holder and the rear forceps holder are overlapped in a crossed mode in the middle, bent clamping heads which face forwards symmetrically are arranged at the left end portion of each front forceps holder and the left end portion of each rear forceps holder, a connecting area is arranged at a handle at the right end of each front forceps holder and the right end of each rear forceps holder to form a forceps holder whole, symmetrically distributed stress points which are clamped by a forceps holder or a conventional surgical instrument are arranged on the outer side face of the middle portion of each front forceps holder and the outer side face of the middle portion of each rear forceps holder respectively, two stress points which correspond to each other in an up-down mode are a pair, and the shape of each pair of stress points is identical and is matched with the shape of the clamping heads of the forceps holder or the conventional surgical instrument.
The intracavity separation type atraumatic great vessel occlusion clamp is characterized in that the number of the stress points is multiple.
The intracavity-separating type atraumatic great vessel occlusion clamp is characterized in that the stress points are two pairs, one pair on the left side is a quadrangular frustum pyramid clamping stress point, the other pair on the right side is a notch clamping stress point, and a distance is kept between the quadrangular frustum pyramid clamping stress point and the notch clamping stress point.
The intracavity separation type atraumatic great vessel occlusion clamp is characterized in that the connecting area is a bending connecting area.
The intracavity separation type atraumatic great vessel occlusion clamp is characterized in that the connecting area is fixed by rivets.
According to the intracavity separated type atraumatic great vessel occlusion clamp, the left inner side surfaces of the front clamp and the rear clamp are respectively provided with atraumatic insections, and the whole clamps are polished to form a smooth surface.
The utility model provides an intracavity separated atraumatic great vessel occlusion clamp, which comprises a front clamp and a rear clamp which are symmetrically arranged; the front forceps holder and the rear forceps holder are overlapped in the middle in a crossed mode, bent clamping heads which face forwards symmetrically are arranged at the left end portion of the front forceps holder and the rear forceps holder, a connecting area is arranged at the handle at the right end of the front forceps holder and the handle at the right end of the rear forceps holder to form the forceps holder whole, stress points which are symmetrically distributed and clamped by a conventional surgical instrument are arranged on the outer side face of the middle portion of the front forceps holder and the outer side face of the middle portion of the rear forceps holder respectively, the two stress points which correspond to each other in the vertical direction are a pair, and the shape of each pair of stress points is the same and is matched with the shape of the clamping heads of the conventional surgical instrument. The blood vessel blocking clamp enables the front clamp and the rear clamp to generate elastic clamping force under the action of the connecting area, and a doctor uses the front end of the needle holder for conventional operation to apply clamping force to a stress point on the outer side surface, so as to control the bending chuck to open and clamp a large blood vessel. The vascular occlusion clip was removed post-operatively in the same manner. The beneficial technical effects of the utility model are as follows: can be used repeatedly, can conveniently and quickly cooperate with a surgeon to complete the great vessel occlusion, helps the surgery to be smoothly carried out, and has the characteristics of simple structure, convenient operation and control and improved medical operation efficiency.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the structure of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a bottom view of FIG. 1;
fig. 3 is a view a-a of fig. 1.
The parts in the figures are numbered: the bending clamp comprises a bending clamp 1, a front clamp 2, a quadrangular frustum pyramid clamping stress point 3, a notch clamping stress point 4, a connecting area 5, a rear clamp 6 and a damage-free insection 7.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present invention clearer, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are some, but not all, embodiments of the present invention. All other embodiments, which can be obtained by a person skilled in the art without making any creative effort based on the embodiments in the present invention, belong to the protection scope of the present invention.
As shown in fig. 1 to 3, the intraluminal atraumatic great vessel occlusion clip provided by the present invention may be made of martensitic stainless steel, and is cold-bent in an annealed state, wherein a bending connection area 5 is formed at the middle portion of one base material, and a rivet is used to fix the connection area 5 at the right end portion of the two base materials. And (3) after cold working and shaping, performing a strict heat treatment process, and performing quenching and tempering to obtain proper hardness so that the whole clamp has good mechanical elasticity. The shape of the clamping force bearing point on the outer side surface of the whole clamp can also be blind holes, through holes, convex semicircles, cylinders and the like, and the clamp can adapt to clamps of different models. The using method comprises the following steps: the clamping force is applied to the stress point outside the vessel occlusion clamp by using a clamp holder or a conventional intracavity surgical instrument, so that the bending clamp head 1 is opened to clamp a large vessel. The notch clamping stress point 4 can be clamped by a clamping device or a conventional intracavity surgical instrument and is placed in a body through a conventional endoscopic cavity surgical cannula, a laparoscopic needle holder or a conventional surgical forceps can be used for clamping the quadrangular frustum pyramid clamping stress point 3 of the blood vessel blocking clamp, the bending chuck 1 is controlled to clamp a large blood vessel, the conventional laparoscopic needle holder or the conventional surgical forceps are used for implementing clamping force on the notch clamping stress point 4 after the operation is finished, and the conventional endoscopic cavity surgical cannula is taken out.
Appropriate variations and modifications of the embodiments described above will occur to those skilled in the art, in light of the above disclosure and teachings. Therefore, the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments disclosed and described above, and some modifications and variations of the present invention should fall within the scope of the claims of the present invention. Furthermore, although specific terms are employed herein, they are used in a generic and descriptive sense only and not for purposes of limitation.

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1. The utility model provides an intracavity disconnect-type not damaged great vessel blocks presss from both sides which characterized in that: comprises a front jaw (2) and a rear jaw (6) which are symmetrically arranged; the front forceps holder (2) and the rear forceps holder (6) are overlapped in the middle in a crossed mode, bent clamping heads (1) which face forwards symmetrically are arranged at the left end portion of the front forceps holder, a connecting area (5) is arranged at the handle at the right end of the front forceps holder and the rear forceps holder (6) to form a whole forceps holder, symmetrically distributed stress points which are clamped by a conventional surgical instrument are arranged on the outer side face of the middle portion of the front forceps holder (2) and the outer side face of the middle portion of the rear forceps holder (6), the two stress points which correspond to each other up and down are a pair, and the shape of each pair of stress points is the same and is matched with the shape of the clamping heads of the conventional surgical instrument.
2. The atraumatic great vessel occlusion clip of claim 1, wherein: the number of the stress points is multiple pairs.
3. The intraluminal breakaway atraumatic great vessel occlusion clip of claim 2, wherein: the stress points are two pairs, one pair on the left side is a quadrangular frustum pyramid clamping stress point (3), the other pair on the right side is a notch clamping stress point (4), and a distance is kept between the quadrangular frustum pyramid clamping stress point (3) and the notch clamping stress point (4).
4. The atraumatic great vessel occlusion clip of claim 3, wherein: the connecting area (5) is in a bent connecting area.
5. The atraumatic great vessel occlusion clip of claim 3, wherein: the connecting area (5) is in the form of a rivet-fastening connecting area.
6. The atraumatic great vessel endoluminal separating clip according to claims 4 or 5, wherein: and the inner side surfaces of the left parts of the front clamp (2) and the rear clamp (6) are respectively provided with a damage-free insection (7), and the whole clamp is ground and polished to form a smooth surface.
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