CN219207883U - Head support for interventional operation - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a head support for interventional operation, which belongs to the technical field of medical equipment and solves the problems that in the existing interventional operation, the head of a patient is not fixed, so that the operation is affected and delayed. According to the utility model, the head of a patient is fixed through the cooperation of the fixing table and the binding belt, so that the head of the patient is prevented from rotating or moving in the interventional operation, and the operation is prevented from being influenced and delayed.

Description

A head support for interventional surgery

technical field

The utility model relates to the technical field of medical instruments, in particular to a head support for interventional operations.

Background technique

Interventional therapy is a minimally invasive treatment using modern high-tech means—that is, under the guidance of medical imaging equipment, special catheters, guide wires and other precision instruments are introduced into the human body to diagnose and locally treat pathological conditions in the body. Interventional therapy uses digital technology to expand the doctor's field of vision. With the help of catheters and guide wires, the doctor's hands are extended. Its incision (puncture point) is only the size of a grain of rice. Surgical treatment or medical treatment of poor efficacy of disease, such as tumors, hemangiomas, various bleeding and so on.

Interventional therapy has the characteristics of no surgery, less trauma, quick recovery and good effect, and it is the development trend of future medicine. During the interventional operation, if the patient's head turns or moves, it will affect and delay the operation, and even directly lead to the failure of the interventional operation, so the head needs to be fixed.

Utility model content

Aiming at the above-mentioned problems in the prior art, the utility model provides a head support for interventional surgery, which solves the problem that the patient's head is not fixed in the existing interventional surgery, thereby affecting and delaying the operation.

In order to achieve the above object, the technical scheme that the utility model adopts is as follows:

A head support for interventional surgery is provided, which includes a support body;

The bracket body includes a base and a plurality of oxygen pipes that provide oxygen to the patient. The oxygen pipes are fixed on one side of the base. The oxygen pipes are used to regulate the oxygen pipes. The belt is used to fix the head and forehead, and the two ends of the belt are fixed on the fixed table.

In the utility model, the patient's head is fixed through the fixing platform arranged on the base, and the belt is installed on the fixing platform, and the patient's head is fixed through the cooperation of the fixing platform and the belt, so that the patient's head is prevented from rotating or Move, thereby affecting and delaying the operation, and regulate the oxygen pipeline through the oxygen pipeline to prevent the oxygen pipeline from interfering with the doctor's surgical field of vision.

Further, the oxygen pipeline includes a first pipeline and a second pipeline communicated with the first pipeline, the first pipeline is provided with the inlet of the oxygen pipe, the second pipeline is provided with the outlet of the oxygen pipe, and the connection between the first pipeline and the second pipeline is The angle between them is 90°.

Further, the first pipeline is vertically arranged on one side of the base, the angle between the first pipeline and the second pipeline is 90°, and the second pipeline is located directly above the base.

In this solution, the oxygen tube enters the oxygen tube from the inlet, and delivers oxygen to the patient from the outlet, and the outlet is located directly above the patient's head, which can directly deliver oxygen to the patient, preventing redundant oxygen tubes from entering the operating area and interfering with the doctor's surgical field of view.

Further, the upper surface of the second pipeline is provided with a barrier frame for establishing a sterile barrier.

In this solution, by setting the barrier frame above the second pipeline, a maximum sterile barrier is established above the operating area through the barrier frame, which is more in line with the requirements of surgical aseptic operation.

Further, the barrier frame includes a first frame and a second frame, and the first frame is movably connected with the second frame through a rotating shaft.

In this solution, the first frame is connected with the second frame through a rotating shaft, so that the cooperation between the first frame and the second frame is more convenient.

Further, the first frame is provided with a support step adapted to the second frame, a sterile cloth or a sterile film is laid on the support step, and the sterile cloth or sterile film is fixed through the compression fit of the second frame and the support step , forming a sterile barrier.

In this solution, through the cooperation of the second frame and the supporting step on the first frame, the sterile cloth or sterile film is fixed on the supporting step to form a maximum sterile barrier, and the first frame and the second frame connected by the rotating shaft The second frame can quickly and conveniently form a sterile barrier.

Further, an arc-shaped groove is opened on the fixing platform, and a supporting air cushion is pasted in the arc-shaped groove by Velcro, and the two ends of the drawstring are fixed on the inner side wall of the arc-shaped groove.

In this solution, an arc-shaped groove is provided on the fixed table, which can better fit the patient's neck, and the comfort of the patient's neck can be improved by sticking a supporting air cushion on the arc-shaped groove.

Further, the strap is provided with buckles for adjusting the tightness of the strap.

In this solution, the length of the strap is adjusted by the buckle so as to adapt to different patients.

Further, the four corners of the lower surface of the fixed platform are provided with limiting posts, and the base is provided with a limiting hole matching with the limiting posts, and the limiting posts are embedded in the limiting holes.

In this solution, the fixing table is positioned on the base by inserting the limiting column into the limiting hole, so as to prevent the position of the fixing table from shifting and affecting the operation process.

The utility model discloses a head support for interventional surgery, and its beneficial effects are:

1. The utility model fixes the patient's head through the cooperation of the fixing table and the belt, avoiding the rotation or movement of the patient's head during the interventional operation, thereby affecting and delaying the operation.

2. The utility model regulates the oxygen pipeline through the oxygen pipeline, avoiding the oxygen pipeline passing through the operation area to directly deliver oxygen to the patient and disturbing the doctor's surgical field of view.

3. The utility model fixes the aseptic cloth or the aseptic film through the barrier frame, and establishes the maximum aseptic barrier above the patient's head, which is more in line with the aseptic operation of the operation.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is a structural schematic diagram of a head support for interventional surgery of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a front view structural diagram of the utility model.

Fig. 3 is a structural schematic diagram of the sterile cloth frame of the present invention.

Among them, 1. Base; 11. Limiting hole; 2. Fixed platform; 21. Arc groove; 22. Belt; 23. Buckle; 24. Supporting air cushion; 25. Limiting column; 3. Oxygen pipeline; 31 32. Second pipeline; 33. Inlet; 34. Outlet; 4. Barrier frame; 41. First frame; 42. Second frame; 43. Rotating shaft; 44. Supporting steps.

Detailed ways

Facing the specific embodiment of the present utility model, describe, so that those skilled in the art understand the present utility model, but should be clear, the utility model is not limited to the scope of specific embodiment, for those of ordinary skill in the art, As long as the various changes are within the spirit and scope of the utility model defined and determined by the appended claims, these changes are obvious, and all utility model creations utilizing the concepts of the utility model are included in the protection list.

Embodiment 1, with reference to Fig. 1, a kind of head support for interventional operation of the present embodiment, it comprises support body, and support body comprises base 1 and a plurality of oxygen pipelines 3 that are convenient to deliver oxygen to patient, and oxygen pipeline 3 is fixed on On one side of the base 1, the oxygen pipe 3 is used to regulate the oxygen pipe, preventing the oxygen pipe from passing through the operation area to directly deliver oxygen to the patient and disturbing the doctor's surgical field of view.

The upper surface of the base 1 is provided with a fixed platform 2 for fixing the patient's head, and above the fixed platform 2 is provided with a belt 22 for fixing the forehead of the head. 22, the patient's head is fixed, avoiding the rotation or movement of the patient's head during the interventional operation, thereby affecting and delaying the operation, the belt 22 is provided with an adjustable buckle 23, and the belt is adjusted through the buckle 23 22 lengths, in order to adapt to different patients.

The four corners of the lower surface of the fixed platform 2 are provided with limit posts 25, and the base 1 is provided with a limit hole 11 cooperating with the limit post 25. The hole 11 is used to position the fixed table 2 on the base 1, so as to prevent the position of the fixed table 2 from shifting and affect the operation process.

As a further solution of the oxygen pipeline 3 in this embodiment, the oxygen pipeline 3 includes a first pipeline 31 and a second pipeline 32 communicated with the first pipeline 31, the first pipeline 31 is provided with an inlet 33 of the oxygen pipeline, and the second pipeline 32 An oxygen pipe outlet 34 is provided, the first pipe 31 is vertically arranged on one side of the base 1 , the angle between the first pipe 31 and the second pipe 32 is 90°, and the second pipe is located directly above the base 1 .

In this embodiment, three oxygen pipelines 3 are preferably set, and 3-5 outlets 34 are provided on the second pipeline 32, and the outlets 34 are located directly above the patient's head, so that in the interventional operation, an appropriate outlet 34 is selected to deliver oxygen to the patient. , to prevent the oxygen tube from interfering with the doctor's surgical field of view.

Embodiment 2, with reference to Fig. 3, the upper surface of the second pipeline 32 is provided with a barrier frame 4 for establishing a sterile barrier, and the sterile cloth or sterile film is clamped and fixed by the barrier frame 4, thereby establishing a maximized sterile barrier , more in line with surgical aseptic operation requirements.

The barrier frame 4 comprises a first frame 41 and a second frame 42, the first frame 41 is connected with the second frame 42 by a rotating shaft 43, the first frame 41 and the second frame 42 connected by the rotating shaft 43, and then the second frame 42 will have no The bacterial cloth or sterile film is clamped and fixed on the first frame 41 .

The first frame 41 is provided with a support step 44 adapted to the second frame 42, and a sterile cloth or a sterile film is laid on the support step 44, and the sterile cloth or sterile film is fixed by the compression fit of the second frame 42 and the support step 44. Sterile film, forming a sterile barrier,

The first frame 41 and the second frame 42 are all hollow frame structures in the middle, and the second frame 42 is compatible with the supporting step 44. The sterile cloth or the aseptic film is laid on the supporting step 44 of the first frame 41, through the second The compression fit of the second frame 42 and the supporting step 44 fixes the sterile cloth or the sterile film on the supporting step 44 to prevent the sterile cloth or the sterile film from collapsing, and the sterile cloth or the sterile film passes through the middle of the second frame 42 The hollow structure is exposed to the outside, filtering bacteria and thus forming a sterile barrier.

As a further solution of the fixed table 2 in this embodiment, with reference to Fig. 2, the fixed table 2 is provided with an arc-shaped groove 21, and a support air cushion 24 is pasted in the arc-shaped groove 21 by Velcro, and the two ends of the drawstring 22 are fixed in the arc-shaped groove On the inner side wall of 21, the arc-shaped groove 21 can better fit the patient's neck, and the comfort of the patient's neck can be improved by pasting the supporting air cushion 24 on the arc-shaped groove 21.

The belt 22 is provided with an adjustable buckle 23, and the length of the belt 22 is adjusted through the buckle 23, so as to adapt to different patients.

The four corners of the lower surface of the fixed platform 2 are provided with limit posts 25, and the base 1 is provided with a limit hole 11 cooperating with the limit post 25. The hole 11 is used to position the fixed table 2 on the base 1, so as to prevent the position of the fixed table 2 from shifting and affect the operation process.

The working principle of a head support for interventional surgery in this scheme is as follows:

In the practical application of the present utility model, as shown in Fig. 1-Fig. The belt 22 is adjusted through the buckle 23 to adapt to different patients.

Oxygen tube is sent in the oxygen pipeline 3 from inlet 33, and oxygen tube can select suitable outlet 34 to come out, and then from the patient's head just above patient's oxygen supply, avoids that oxygen tube directly enters operating area and influences doctor's operating field of view.

A sterile barrier is arranged above the oxygen pipeline 3, and the second frame 42 fixes the sterile cloth or the sterile film in the support step 44 on the first frame 41, and the second frame 42 is connected with the first frame 41 through a rotating shaft 43, which is convenient , Simple and quick fixation of sterile cloth or sterile film has formed a maximum sterile barrier, which is more in line with the requirements of surgical aseptic operation.

Although the specific implementation of the utility model has been described in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, it should not be construed as limiting the scope of protection of this patent. Within the scope described in the claims, various modifications and deformations that can be made by those skilled in the art without creative efforts still belong to the protection scope of this patent.

Claims (9)

1. A head support for interventional procedures, characterized by: comprises a bracket body;

the bracket body comprises a base (1) and a plurality of oxygen pipelines (3) for providing oxygen for patients; the oxygen pipeline (3) is fixed on one side of the base (1), and the oxygen pipeline (3) is used for regulating an oxygen pipe;

the head fixing device is characterized in that a fixing table (2) for fixing the head of a patient is arranged on the upper surface of the base (1), a strap (22) for fixing the forehead of the head is arranged above the fixing table (2), and two ends of the strap (22) are fixed on the fixing table (2).

2. The head support for interventional procedures of claim 1, wherein: the oxygen pipeline (3) comprises a first pipeline (31) and a second pipeline (32) communicated with the first pipeline (31); an inlet (33) of an oxygen pipe is formed in the first pipeline (31), an outlet (34) of the oxygen pipe is formed in the second pipeline (32), and an included angle between the first pipeline (31) and the second pipeline (32) is 90 degrees.

3. The head support for interventional procedures of claim 2, wherein: the first pipeline (31) is vertically arranged on one side of the base (1); the included angle between the first pipeline (31) and the second pipeline (32) is 90 degrees, and the second pipeline is positioned right above the base (1).

4. The head support for interventional procedures of claim 2, wherein: the upper surface of the second pipe (32) is provided with a barrier frame (4) for establishing a sterile barrier.

5. The head support for interventional procedures of claim 4, wherein: the barrier frame (4) comprises a first frame (41) and a second frame (42), and the first frame (41) is movably connected with the second frame (42) through a rotating shaft (43).

6. The head support for interventional procedures of claim 5, wherein: a supporting step (44) matched with the second frame (42) is arranged on the first frame (41); and sterile cloth or sterile film is paved on the supporting step (44), and the sterile cloth or sterile film is fixed through the press fit of the second frame (42) and the supporting step (44) to form a sterile barrier.

7. The head support for interventional procedures of claim 1, wherein: an arc-shaped groove (21) is formed in the fixed table (2), and a supporting air cushion (24) is stuck in the arc-shaped groove (21) through a magic tape; the two ends of the binding belt (22) are fixed on the inner side wall of the arc-shaped groove (21).

8. The head support for interventional procedures of claim 7, wherein: the binding band (22) is provided with a buckle (23) for adjusting tightness of the binding band (22).

9. The head support for interventional procedures of claim 1, wherein: limiting columns (25) are arranged at four corners of the lower surface of the fixed table (2), limiting holes (11) matched with the limiting columns (25) are formed in the base (1), and the limiting columns (25) are embedded into the limiting holes (11).

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