CN220002600U - Needle penetration prevention auxiliary device for non-damaged needle withdrawal of transfusion harbor - Google Patents

Needle penetration prevention auxiliary device for non-damaged needle withdrawal of transfusion harbor Download PDF

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CN220002600U
CN220002600U CN202321551864.3U CN202321551864U CN220002600U CN 220002600 U CN220002600 U CN 220002600U CN 202321551864 U CN202321551864 U CN 202321551864U CN 220002600 U CN220002600 U CN 220002600U
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An auxiliary device for preventing needle puncture during needle drawing of an atraumatic needle of an infusion port comprises a strip-shaped body in a sheet shape, wherein a bayonet is formed in the middle of one side of the body in the length direction. When in use, the bayonet of the needle is horizontally clamped outside the needle; then, the index finger and thumb of the left hand are respectively pressed on the two sides of the body, and the middle finger is pressed on the body in front of the bayonet, so that in the process of pulling out the needle, three fingers of the left hand are far away from the needle head, and when a nurse pulls out the needle vertically, even if the right hand is unconsciously rebounded back due to the inertia effect, the needle which is just pulled out is not easy to be pricked on the left hand to cause the needle puncture wound, thereby greatly reducing the risk of being infected by various pathogens, and further greatly lightening the physical and psychological burden of the nurse. The utility model has more reasonable and simple structure, comfortable, simple and convenient operation, is suitable for the atraumatic needles of different types of transfusion ports, has different types of transfusion ports, is more practical, and is beneficial to clinical popularization.

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Needle penetration prevention auxiliary device for non-damaged needle withdrawal of transfusion harbor
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of infusion ports in medical treatment, in particular to an auxiliary device for preventing needle puncture during the needle withdrawal of an atraumatic needle of an infusion port.
Background
Intravenous infusion port, i.e., port implantation, is a therapeutic procedure in which an implantable intravenous administration set is placed subcutaneously in the human body, and is clinically useful for patients requiring prolonged infusion and chemotherapy.
An implantable central venous transfusion PORT (PORT) consists of an injection base for puncture and a silica gel catheter capable of being subjected to radiography. When a patient implanted with an intravenous transfusion port is subjected to transfusion, and a nurse pulls out a non-invasive needle of the transfusion port according to a clinical traditional method, the thumb, the index finger and the middle finger of a non-dominant hand of the nurse are required to be fixed on a transfusion port base, and then the dominant hand pulls out the needle, at the moment, the nurse can unconsciously rebound due to inertia effect while pulling out the needle vertically due to high base resistance, so that the non-dominant hand on the fixed transfusion port base is easy to prick, and the operating nurse is damaged by the needle; once stabbed, there is a risk of infection by various pathogens of the patient, thus imposing a heavy physical and psychological burden on the nurse.
For this reason, some auxiliary devices have been developed to avoid or reduce the risk of being pricked during needle withdrawal, but they suffer from certain drawbacks, such as:
an auxiliary device for removing needle of transfusion harbor with the bulletin number of CN206577199U is provided, when in use, the opening groove of the device must be slid into and clamped at two sides of the needle to remove the needle. To this end: the needle cannot be pulled out in one step, and the auxiliary device is plugged in after a part of the intact needle is pulled out, so that the auxiliary device can be pulled to pull out the needle; this procedure is clinically undesirable and unsafe, except for the first insertion of an atraumatic needle, where a longer length of needle is intentionally exposed. Such an auxiliary device is therefore inconvenient to use.
When the infusion port needle extractor with the publication number of CN110613871A is used, the fork head of the needle extractor is inserted under the butterfly wing needle handles at the two sides of the needle head through the fork opening, and then the puncture needle is picked out by applying external force through the handle, or the puncture needle is pried out by using the other hand as a fulcrum to carry out lever type prying. This needle extractor has the following disadvantages: the contact part between the bottom of the fork head and the human body is small, and the comfort is poor for a thin patient when the needle is pulled out, and in addition, the structure of the needle pulling device is complicated, and the production cost is high.
To this end, the present inventors developed an auxiliary device for preventing needle stick injuries that is simpler in structure and more practical.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims to overcome the defects of the prior art, provides the needle penetration prevention auxiliary device for the non-invasive needle pulling of the transfusion harbor, which is practical, reasonable and simple in structure, comfortable, simple and convenient to operate, is suitable for the non-invasive needles of different types of transfusion harbors and different types of transfusion harbors, and is beneficial to clinical popularization.
In order to solve the technical problems, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme:
an auxiliary device for preventing needle puncture during needle drawing of an atraumatic needle of an infusion port comprises a strip-shaped body in a sheet shape, wherein a bayonet is formed in the middle of one side of the body in the length direction.
In the improvement scheme of the auxiliary device for preventing needle puncture during needle drawing of the non-damaged needle of the transfusion harbor, grooves are respectively arranged on two sides of the length direction of the body.
In the improvement scheme of the auxiliary device for preventing needle puncture during the needle drawing of the non-damaged needle of the transfusion harbor, the upper edge of the bayonet is provided with an upward inclined chamfer; the bayonet is provided with a downward inclined chamfer on the lower edge thereof.
In the improvement scheme of the needle penetration prevention auxiliary device when the needle is pulled out from the non-damaged needle of the transfusion harbor, the inclined surface of the lower inclined chamfer is larger than the upper inclined chamfer.
Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the beneficial effects that: because the auxiliary device is in a sheet shape, when in use, the bayonet of the auxiliary device is horizontally aligned with the needle head of the atraumatic needle inserted in the transfusion port and then horizontally clamped outside the needle head; then, the index finger and thumb of the left hand (non-dominant hand) are respectively pressed on the two sides of the body, and the middle finger is pressed on the body in front of the bayonet, so that after three fingers of the left hand are pressed on the body, the right hand (dominant hand) can be pinched on the needle head from the two sides and the needle head is pulled outwards; in addition, because the auxiliary device is in a sheet-shaped integrated shape, the production cost is low, the contact surface with a patient is relatively large, the outline is attached to the skin of the patient, the force is balanced and the stability is high during pressing, so that when the auxiliary device is pressed on the patient implanted with the intravenous transfusion port, even for a thin patient, obvious uncomfortable feeling is not brought, and the comfort level of the patient during needle drawing is improved.
The utility model is described in further detail below with reference to the attached drawings and detailed description:
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FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 2 is a second perspective view of an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 3 is a front view of an embodiment of the present utility model;
fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along A-A of fig. 3.
Detailed Description
The needle penetration preventing auxiliary device for the atraumatic needle of the transfusion port during needle drawing comprises a strip-shaped body 1 in a sheet shape, wherein a bayonet 11 is formed in the middle of one side of the body 1 in the length direction and is clamped outside a needle head of the atraumatic needle, and the width of the bayonet 11 is slightly larger than the needle head of the atraumatic needle for facilitating the auxiliary device to be smoothly clamped outside the needle head before needle drawing.
When the puncture-preventing auxiliary device is used, the bayonet 11 of the puncture-preventing auxiliary device is horizontally aligned with the needle head of the nondestructive needle inserted in the transfusion port and then horizontally clamped outside the needle head; then, the index finger and thumb of the left hand (non-dominant hand) are respectively pressed on the two sides of the body, and the middle finger is pressed on the body in front of the bayonet, so that after three fingers of the left hand are pressed on the body, the right hand (dominant hand) can be pinched on the needle head from the two sides and pull out the needle head outwards; in addition, because the auxiliary device is in a sheet-shaped integrated shape, the production cost is low, the contact surface with a patient is large, the outline is attached to the skin of the patient, and the force is balanced and the stability is high during pressing, so that when the auxiliary device is pressed on the patient implanted with the intravenous transfusion port, even for a thin patient, obvious uncomfortable feeling is not brought, and the comfort level of the patient during needle drawing is improved.
The body 1 may be strip-shaped, diamond-shaped, etc., and the material may be acrylic, etc.
In this embodiment, grooves 12 are respectively formed on two sides of the body 1 in the length direction, so as to facilitate positioning of two fingers, i.e. an index finger and a thumb, and thus facilitate the operation of a nurse to keep the fingers away from the needle head of the atraumatic needle, and avoid the two fingers from being inadvertently close to the bayonet during the operation. In this embodiment, the recess 12 is oval, but it may be circular or the like.
Preferably, the bayonet 11 is provided with an upwardly inclined chamfer 111 on its upper edge to facilitate better gripping of the needle by the fingers of the right hand (i.e. the dominant hand) to withdraw the needle faster. The bayonet 11 is provided with a declining chamfer 112 on the lower edge thereof, the size of the bayonet is smaller than that of the transfusion port base, the base can be well fixed and not moved, and meanwhile, the inclined surface is attached to the skin around the base, so that the comfort and the fixation stability of a patient are strong. Normally, the inclined surface of the lower inclined chamfer 112 is larger than the upper inclined chamfer 111, so that the upper inclined surface is retracted, the operation space is increased when the needle is pulled out, and the nondestructive needle is pulled out conveniently; and the area of the lower inclined surface is larger, so that the area of the base of the attaching base is large, and the stability and the comfort are strong.
In the description of the present utility model, it should be understood that the directions or positional relationships as indicated by the terms "center", "longitudinal", "lateral", "upper", "lower", "front", "rear", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "top", "bottom", "inner", "outer", etc., are directions based on the directions, positional relationships shown in the drawings or the reference directions used by most persons as the drawings, are merely for convenience of description and simplification of the description, and do not indicate or imply that the apparatus or elements referred to must have a specific direction, be constructed and operated in a specific direction, and thus should not be construed as limiting the present utility model.
The foregoing description is only illustrative of the present utility model and is not to be construed as limiting the scope of the utility model, which is defined by the appended claims.

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1. The auxiliary device for preventing needle puncture during needle drawing of the non-invasive needle of the transfusion port is characterized by comprising a strip-shaped body in a sheet shape, wherein a bayonet is formed in the middle of one side of the body in the length direction; grooves are respectively arranged on two sides of the length direction of the body.
2. The auxiliary device for preventing needle puncture during the needle drawing of the non-invasive needle of the transfusion harbor according to claim 1, wherein the bayonet is provided with an upper inclined chamfer on the upper edge; the bayonet is provided with a downward inclined chamfer on the lower edge thereof.
3. The needle penetration assisting device for non-invasive needle drawing of an infusion port according to claim 2, wherein the inclined surface of the lower inclined chamfer is larger than the upper inclined chamfer.
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