CN218922944U - Medical binder structure for enterostomy patient - Google Patents

Medical binder structure for enterostomy patient Download PDF

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CN218922944U
CN218922944U CN202222660167.3U CN202222660167U CN218922944U CN 218922944 U CN218922944 U CN 218922944U CN 202222660167 U CN202222660167 U CN 202222660167U CN 218922944 U CN218922944 U CN 218922944U
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周萌
徐征
谷洪涛
刘金
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傅晓瑾
陶珍晖
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The utility model discloses a medical binder structure for an enterostomy patient, which comprises a binder with two ends detachably connected, wherein: the center of the abdominal belt is provided with a round hole for exposing the ostomy bag outside the abdominal belt; the upper end of the bellyband is provided with a notch which is communicated with the round hole and is used for conveniently replacing the ostomy bag and the chassis; the round hole edge of the bellyband is provided with an annular air bag which can be inflated so as to give supporting force to the abdominal wall around the stoma of a patient; the bellyband is provided with connecting belts with two ends respectively connected with the parts of the bellyband, which are positioned at two sides of the notch. The medical bellyband structure is simple in structure and convenient to use, is convenient for a patient with a stoma to keep the body image, reduces the leakage rate of the stoma, gives the patient a certain supporting force to the abdominal wall near the stoma, prevents the occurrence of a parastomal hernia, improves the comfort of the patient, and improves the life quality of the patient.

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Medical binder structure for enterostomy patient
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of medical appliances, in particular to a medical bellyband structure for an enterostomy patient.
Background
An stoma generally refers to a disease of the digestive system or urinary system, in which an intestinal tube is separated by surgical treatment, one end of the intestinal tube is led out to the body surface (anus or urethra is moved to the abdominal wall) to form an opening through which feces or urine is involuntarily discharged from the body, and a patient needs to stick an ostomy bag at the stoma to hold excrement.
The body shape of the ostomy patient is changed greatly, excrement can not be controlled at will, the ostomy bag is used for holding excrement, and the problems of social contact, diet, activities and the like are caused to the patient. Among them, the parastomal hernia is one of the most common complications of intestinal ostomates, which means a hernia formed by the abnormal protrusion of abdominal wall defect of abdominal cavity contents caused by the stoma, the occurrence rate of the parastomal hernia is 30% in the first year and 40% in the second year after operation, and the time delay is up to more than 50%.
The ostomy hernia causes abdominal deformity of the patient, so that the ostomy bag is not easy to adhere, the leakage rate of the stoma is increased, uncomfortable symptoms such as pain at the stoma can be caused, serious complications such as intestinal obstruction and intestinal necrosis can be caused, a series of problems are caused, and serious patients possibly need to be treated by re-hospitalization surgery. While the operation is a positive and effective means for treating the parastomal hernia, the parastomal hernia repair operation is extremely complicated, has high complications and has a postoperative recurrence rate of more than 30 percent, and causes great harm to the body and the mind of a patient.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims to solve the problems, and provides a medical bellyband structure for an enterostomy patient, which has the advantages of simple structure, convenient use, convenience for the bellyband patient to keep the body image, reduction of the leakage rate of the ostoma, certain supporting force on the abdominal wall near the ostoma of the patient, prevention of the occurrence of the parastomal hernia, improvement of the comfort of the patient and improvement of the life quality of the patient.
To achieve the above object, the present utility model provides a medical bellyband structure for an enterostomy patient, comprising a bellyband having two ends detachably connected, wherein: the center of the abdominal belt is provided with a round hole for exposing the ostomy bag outside the abdominal belt; the upper end of the bellyband is provided with a notch which is communicated with the round hole and is used for observing the condition of the stoma mucosa; the round hole edge of the bellyband is provided with an annular air bag which can be inflated so as to give supporting force to the abdominal wall around the stoma of a patient; the bellyband is provided with connecting belts with two ends respectively connected with the parts of the bellyband, which are positioned at two sides of the notch.
Preferably, the notch is a V-shaped notch, and the tip end of the V-shaped notch is communicated with the round hole.
Preferably, the annular air bag is a circular annular air bag or an elliptic air bag.
Preferably, the bottom of the annular air bag is fixedly connected with the part of the bellyband, which is positioned at the edge of the round hole, and one side of the annular air bag is provided with a connector for communicating with an external inflation device or air.
Preferably, a one-way valve is arranged in the joint of the annular air bag.
Preferably, the binder is made of an elastic material or a non-elastic material.
Preferably, at least one end of the connecting belt is detachably connected with the binder.
Further, the utility model also comprises a circular balloon which is detachably connected with the annular balloon and is used for closing the stoma.
Further, the device also comprises a covering belt, wherein at least one end of the covering belt is detachably connected with the abdominal belt and is used for covering the annular air bag and the circular air bag.
Compared with the prior art, the medical bellyband structure for the enterostomy patient has the following advantages:
the medical binder structure of this embodiment, simple structure, convenient to use can satisfy the maintenance of ostomy patient's physical image, alleviates the pulling force that ostomy bag applyed the chassis, avoids ostomy bag heavy burden to drop, reduces the ostomy leakage rate, and the annular gasbag of inflatable gassing gives the certain holding power of stoma surrounding abdominal wall, effectively prevents the emergence of the parahernia of making the mouth, improves patient's comfort, improves patient's quality of life greatly.
The present utility model will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a first configuration of the medical binder of the present utility model (with the annular balloon in an uninflated state);
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a medical binder structure of the present utility model in a second configuration (with the annular balloon in an uninflated state);
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a first construction of the medical binder structure of the present utility model with the annular air bag in an inflated condition;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a second construction of the medical binder structure of the present utility model with the annular air bag in an inflated condition;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the construction of the binder of the present utility model;
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of a first construction of the annular air bag of the present utility model;
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of a second construction of the annular air bag of the present utility model;
FIG. 8 is a schematic view of a third construction of the annular air bag of the present utility model;
FIG. 9 is a schematic view of the structure of the connecting band of the present utility model;
FIG. 10 is a schematic view of a third construction of the medical binder of the present utility model (with the annular balloon in an uninflated state);
fig. 11 is a schematic structural view of a fourth construction of the medical binder structure of the present utility model (the annular balloon is in an uninflated state).
Detailed Description
Fig. 1, 2, 10 and 11 are schematic views of different structures of a medical bellyband structure for an enterostomy patient according to the present utility model, and as can be seen from fig. 1, 2, 10 and 11, the medical bellyband structure for an enterostomy patient according to the present utility model includes a bellyband 1 with two ends detachably connected, wherein: the center of the abdominal belt is provided with a round hole 12 for exposing the ostomy bag outside the abdominal belt; the upper end of the abdominal belt is provided with a notch 11 which is communicated with the round hole and is used for conveniently replacing the ostomy bag and the chassis; the round hole edge of the binder is provided with an annular air bag 2 which can be inflated so as to give the patient the supporting force of the abdominal wall around the stoma; the abdomen belt is provided with a connecting belt 3 with two ends respectively connected with the parts of the abdomen belt which are positioned at two sides of the notch.
Specifically, the bellyband 1 of the present utility model can adopt a structure as shown in fig. 5, the bellyband is an elongated strip-shaped belt made of elastic material (such as elastic belt) or inelastic material (such as cotton cloth, etc.), a notch extending downwards from the edge of the upper end of the bellyband along the width direction of the bellyband is a notch gradually narrowed from top to bottom along the bellyband, and the situation of the stoma mucosa can be conveniently observed through the notch. As shown in fig. 1-5, a V-shaped notch is formed in the abdominal belt below the notch, a circular through hole is formed as an ostomy window penetrating the thickness of the abdominal belt, the circular hole 12 is of a size equivalent to that of the stoma of the patient, and is communicated with the tip of the notch, when the patient wears the ostomy bag, the ostomy bag can be penetrated out of the circular hole and exposed out of the abdominal belt so as to be cleaned, and generally, the diameter of the circular hole can be 2-4cm or other sizes, and various circular hole sizes can be designed to adapt to the diameters of ostomy bags of different models used by different patients.
In order to give a certain supporting force to the abdominal wall around the stoma of a patient, prevent the occurrence of a parastomal hernia of the patient, lighten the pulling force applied to the chassis by the ostomy bag, avoid the falling of the ostomy bag due to the defecation of the patient and reduce the leakage rate at the stoma, the utility model arranges an inflatable annular air bag 2 at the edge of the circular hole of the abdominal belt, and the annular air bag can be an annular air bag with a notch (as shown in fig. 6 and 7), and can also be an elliptical air bag with a notch (as shown in fig. 8). The bottom of the annular air bag is fixedly connected with the part of the bellyband which is positioned at the edge of the round hole (for example, the annular air bag and the bellyband are not detachably connected together through glue adhesion or detachably connected together through magic tape and the like).
In design, the size of the notch 21 arranged on the annular air bag can be equal to the size of the lower end of the notch (such as a V-shaped notch in fig. 1) on the abdominal belt, and the size of the notch on the annular air bag can be smaller than the size of the lower end of the notch on the abdominal belt, so that when the air bag is inflated, the gap (such as that shown in fig. 3) at the notch of the annular air bag can be reduced or the notch is seamless, so as to provide supporting force for the abdominal wall with a larger area at the stoma.
In order to facilitate inflation or deflation of the annular bladder, a connector 22 for communication with a communication tube or air of an external inflation device is provided at one side of the annular bladder, and a one-way valve is provided in the connector. The notch of the annular air bag corresponds to the notch on the bellyband, so that when the ostomy bag is replaced, the ostomy bag can enter the annular air bag notch and the bellyband round hole from top to bottom through the bellyband notch until the ostomy bag is installed on the ostomy chassis. Through binder breach and annular gasbag breach, increase patient and change the convenience of making the pocket.
In order to prevent the binder from cracking towards the two sides of the notch and to reduce the binding force to the abdominal wall around the stoma of the patient during use due to the notch of the binder, the binder is provided with a connecting belt 3 with two ends respectively connected with the parts of the binder located at the two sides of the notch. As shown in fig. 9, the connecting band is an elongated band with one end fixed to one side of the notch in the abdominal band and the other end fixed to the other side of the notch in the abdominal band. When the bellyband is fixed, one end of the connecting belt can be fixed on one side of the bellyband notch in a non-detachable way through gluing or sewing, and the other end of the connecting belt can be fixed on the other side of the bellyband notch in a detachable way through a magic tape and the like. Or both ends are connected with the bellyband in a detachable mode. When the connecting belt and the binder are connected by using a velcro, the area of the connecting belt where the velcro is disposed should be outside the V-shaped broken line in fig. 9 (the V-shaped broken line corresponds to the V-shaped notch on the binder).
Further, in order to close the stoma when the later stool of the ostomate is relatively regular, so that the ostomate can form a timed defecation possibility and can better prevent the parastomal hernia, the bellyband structure of the present utility model further comprises a circular balloon detachably connected with the annular balloon for closing the stoma (as shown in fig. 10 and 11). The circular air bag can be fixed in the inner ring of the annular air bag in a magic tape mode or the like, or the outer diameter of the circular air bag is larger than the inner diameter of the annular air bag in design, so that after the circular air bag is arranged in the inner ring of the annular air bag, the circular air bag is inflated into the circular air bag, the circular air bag can be in interference fit in the inner ring of the annular air bag, and the stoma is covered. Correspondingly, the circular air bag is also provided with a joint for communicating with a communicating pipe or air of an external air charging device. When in use, the circular air bag can be arranged in the inner ring of the annular air bag according to the requirement.
In order to supplement the pressure at the defect of the circular hole of the stoma abdominal belt and prevent the occurrence of the hernia by the stoma, the utility model can also comprise a cover belt 5 with at least one end detachably connected with the abdominal belt, as shown in figure 11, the cover belt is a strip-shaped belt, one end is connected with one side of the annular air bag, the other end is connected with the other side of the annular air bag, the position of the annular air bag and the circular air bag can be covered, the embarrassment of a patient caused by the exposure of the stoma can be avoided, and the requirement of keeping the physical image of the patient can be met, so that the psychological and physiological comfort of the patient is improved, and the life quality of the patient is greatly improved.
Although the present utility model has been described in detail hereinabove, the present utility model is not limited thereto, and modifications may be made by those skilled in the art in light of the principles of the present utility model, and it is therefore intended that all such modifications as fall within the scope of the present utility model.

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1. A medical binder structure for enterostomy patient, including the binder that both ends can be dismantled and connect, its characterized in that:
the center of the abdominal belt is provided with a round hole for exposing the ostomy bag outside the abdominal belt;
the upper end of the bellyband is provided with a notch which is communicated with the round hole and is used for conveniently replacing the ostomy bag and the chassis;
the round hole edge of the bellyband is provided with an annular air bag which can be inflated so as to give supporting force to the abdominal wall around the stoma of a patient;
the bellyband is provided with connecting belts with two ends respectively connected with the parts of the bellyband, which are positioned at two sides of the notch.
2. The medical binder structure according to claim 1, wherein the notch is a V-shaped notch, and a tip of the V-shaped notch is communicated with the circular hole.
3. The medical binder structure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the annular balloon is a circular balloon or an elliptical balloon.
4. The medical bellyband structure according to claim 1, wherein a bottom of the annular air bag is fixedly connected with a portion of the bellyband located at an edge of the circular hole, and a joint for communicating with an external inflator or air is provided at one side of the annular air bag.
5. The medical binder structure according to claim 1 wherein the binder is made of an elastic or inelastic material.
6. The medical binder structure according to claim 1 wherein at least one end of the connecting band is detachably connected to the binder.
7. The medical binder structure according to claim 1 further comprising a circular balloon detachably connected to the annular balloon for closing the stoma.
8. The medical binder structure according to claim 1, further comprising a cover tape having at least one end detachably connected to the binder for covering the annular balloon and the circular balloon.
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