CN220757548U - Special external member of ophthalmology - Google Patents

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CN220757548U
CN220757548U CN202321621399.6U CN202321621399U CN220757548U CN 220757548 U CN220757548 U CN 220757548U CN 202321621399 U CN202321621399 U CN 202321621399U CN 220757548 U CN220757548 U CN 220757548U
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The utility model relates to the technical field of ophthalmic medical equipment, and discloses an ophthalmic special kit. The size of the cotton pad soaked in the physiological saline accords with the anatomical morphology of cornea, so that the speed of evaporation of moisture on the surface of cornea is reduced, and the possibility of occurrence of exposure keratitis is reduced. Meanwhile, the condition that the eyeball is accidentally injured by a sharp instrument due to the random rotation of the eyeball of a patient is avoided. The cotton sticks with different lengths can be suitable for the eye structures of different parts and the operation stopping bleeding of people with different ages and sexes under the condition that the structures of all parts of the eyes are slightly different in size, and the operation field is fully exposed, so that the ophthalmic operation can be smoothly performed. In addition, the cotton pad and the cotton sticks are fixed in number, so that counting after operation is facilitated. The utility model has simple integral package and simple and convenient use, and ensures that the ophthalmic operation can be safely, effectively and quickly carried out.

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Special external member of ophthalmology
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of ophthalmic medical equipment, in particular to a special ophthalmic kit.
Background
Currently, most ophthalmic surgery is local anesthesia surgery, and the surgical site of various ophthalmic surgery is not located at the cornea, and if the operation is performed at other parts of the eye, protection of the cornea is ignored. Under normal physiological conditions, the corneal surface is covered with tear film to prevent corneal dryness. In the ophthalmic operation process, the eyelid is often spread by an eyelid speculum, so that the cornea of a patient is exposed to the air for a long time, the normal breaking time of the tear film is about 15 seconds, which is far shorter than the operation time, and the bare cornea is exposed to the air after the tear film is broken, so that the occurrence of the exposed keratitis is extremely easy to occur. Meanwhile, in the ophthalmic surgery, light irradiates eyes of a patient, discomfort caused by strong light irradiation easily enables the patient to unconsciously rotate eyeballs, and the risk of accidental injury of the eyeballs by surgical instruments is increased.
Meanwhile, various ophthalmic surgeries need to stop blood, and common hemostatic devices used in ophthalmic surgeries are medical cotton swabs, medical cotton balls and medical gauze. Most ophthalmic operations are micromanipulations, medical swabs can be enlarged under a microscope, and the ophthalmic forceps are used for directly clamping the swabs to stop bleeding obviously and inconvenient. If the operation is performed by using the conventional medical cotton ball, the conventional medical cotton ball is far larger than an eyeball, so that the hemostatic operation is inaccurate, a doctor cannot determine whether to accurately stop bleeding or not, and in addition, the medical cotton ball is large in volume, too many parts which do not need to be hemostatic are easily shielded, the operation of the doctor is greatly interfered, and the difficulty is caused for smooth operation. In practical ophthalmic operation, doctors often intercept small parts of medical cotton balls and knead the medical cotton balls into various shapes for hemostasis in operation, and the operation has the following problems: firstly, the modified cotton balls have different shapes, and most of the cotton balls do not conform to the anatomical morphology and line trend of tissues at a plurality of positions of the ocular surface; secondly, the quantity of the 'cotton balls' intercepted is not fixed, if the quantity of the 'cotton balls' which are not accurately recorded before an operation is finished, if the 'cotton balls' manufactured before the operation are forgotten after the operation is finished, the difficulty is greatly increased for counting after the operation, and the key is that the condition that the cotton balls are left on eyes of a patient is easily caused, so that unnecessary injury is caused to the patient. Therefore, the defect of the hemostatic operation by adopting the conventional medical gauze is obvious.
Disclosure of Invention
Therefore, in order to solve the problem that discomfort caused by exposure of an adhesive film to exposed keratitis or strong light irradiation to eyes in ophthalmic surgery is easy to cause a patient to unconsciously rotate eyeballs, the risk of accidentally injuring the eyeballs by surgical instruments is increased, the utility model provides the special ophthalmic kit which is reasonable in design and simple in structure; the special ophthalmic kit at least comprises a cotton pad which is round and is attached to cornea of eyes and matched with the transverse diameter of cornea of human eyes, and preferably, the cotton pad is immersed with physiological saline when in use.
Through the technical characteristics, the cotton pad is soaked in normal saline and then attached to the surface of the cornea, the size accords with the anatomical morphology of the cornea, the evaporation speed of moisture on the surface of the cornea is greatly reduced, and the possibility of occurrence of exposed keratitis is reduced. Simultaneously, the light stimulus felt by the patient is greatly reduced, and the condition that the patient rotates the eyeball randomly to cause sharp instrument to accidentally injure the eyeball is avoided.
Meanwhile, in order to solve the problem of intraoperative hemostasis in the ophthalmic surgery in the background technology, the special ophthalmic kit at least further comprises a cotton stick, two ends of the cotton stick are contact parts, and the front end of the contact part is arc-shaped. Preferably, the contact part is in a truncated cone shape, and the contact area of the contact part is reduced, so that accurate hemostasis can be better performed.
According to the technical scheme, the bleeding part can be accurately stopped under the microscope, the operation field can be fully exposed, the ophthalmic operation can be smoothly performed, and the operation completion efficiency is improved to a certain extent. Meanwhile, the two ends of the cotton stick are rounded (namely, the front end of the contact part is arc-shaped), so that the accidental injury to eyeballs can be avoided to a great extent.
In order to solve the problems that the traditional hemostatic method greatly increases the difficulty of postoperative counting, and is critical in that cotton balls are easily left on eyes of patients, so that unnecessary injury is caused to the patients; the special ophthalmology kit also comprises a packaging bag, wherein the cotton pad and the cotton sticks with different lengths are arranged in the packaging bag; preferably, the packaging bag is internally provided with two cotton pads and eight cotton sticks, and the eight cotton sticks are divided into four lengths, and each length comprises two cotton sticks. Through this technical characteristic can be fixed cotton pad and cotton rod's quantity, the postoperative of being convenient for is checked, has avoided cotton pad or cotton rod to carry over the serious condition at patient's eye, and cotton rod of multiple length can be applicable to the intraoperative hemostasis of the eye structure of different positions simultaneously, like the situation that the conjunctiva is lacerated wound, cornea is pierced wound and other length is different, has still solved the problem that different ages, different sexes ' individual part of the eye structure size slightly have difference and cotton rod mismatch.
The utility model has the advantages that:
1. the cotton pad is soaked in normal saline and then attached to the surface of the cornea, the size of the cotton pad accords with the anatomical morphology of the cornea, the evaporation speed of moisture on the surface of the cornea is greatly reduced, and the possibility of occurrence of the exposure keratitis is reduced. Simultaneously, the light stimulus felt by the patient is greatly reduced, and the condition that the patient rotates the eyeball randomly to cause sharp instrument to accidentally injure the eyeball is avoided.
2. The cotton sticks with different lengths in the cotton pad cotton stick special for ophthalmology can be suitable for hemostasis in the operation of eye structures of different parts, such as the situations of different lengths of conjunctival laceration wounds, cornea punch-through wounds and the like, and the problem that the structural sizes of all parts of eyes of people of different ages and sexes are slightly different from those of the cotton sticks is solved. The bleeding part is accurately stopped under the microscope, the operation field can be fully exposed, the ophthalmic operation can be smoothly performed, and the operation completion efficiency is improved to a certain extent. Meanwhile, the two ends of the cotton stick are round and blunt, so that the accidental injury to the eyeballs can be avoided to a great extent.
3. The cotton pad and the cotton sticks are fixed in number, so that the postoperative counting is convenient, and the serious condition that the cotton pad or the cotton sticks are left on eyes of a patient is avoided.
4. The cotton pad, the cotton stick and the packaging bag are sterilized by ethylene oxide, and the disposable cotton pad is safe and reliable.
5. The whole package is simple in design, high in practicality and operability, and convenient for an ophthalmologist to operate and use.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the structure of the cotton pad;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the cotton stick;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of another view of the cotton swab;
FIG. 4 is a schematic front view of the cotton stick;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of four cotton sticks of different lengths;
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the package with a cotton pad and cotton stick;
FIG. 7 is a schematic illustration of the cotton pad attachment to the cornea of an eye;
in the figure: 1. a cotton pad; 2. cotton stick; 21. a contact portion; 22. an arc shape; 3. packaging bags; 4. an easy-to-tear portion; 5 cornea of eye.
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Embodiments of the present application are described in detail below, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings, wherein the same or similar reference numerals refer to the same or similar elements or elements having the same or similar functions throughout. The embodiments described below by referring to the drawings are exemplary and intended for the purpose of explaining the present application and are not to be construed as limiting the present application.
In this document, relational terms such as first and second, and the like may be used solely to distinguish one entity or action from another entity or action without necessarily requiring or implying any actual such relationship or order between such entities or actions. Moreover, the terms "comprises," "comprising," or any other variation thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements does not include only those elements but may include other elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus.
Embodiments of the present application are described below with reference to fig. 1-6.
As described in the background art above, most ophthalmic surgery is a local anesthesia surgery, and the surgical site of various ophthalmic surgery is not located at the cornea, so that the protection of the cornea is neglected if the operation is performed at other parts of the eye. Under normal physiological conditions, the corneal surface is covered with tear film to prevent corneal dryness. In the ophthalmic operation process, the eyelid is often spread by an eyelid speculum, so that the cornea of a patient is exposed to the air for a long time, the normal breaking time of the tear film is about 15 seconds, which is far shorter than the operation time, and the bare cornea is exposed to the air after the tear film is broken, so that the occurrence of the exposed keratitis is extremely easy to occur. Meanwhile, in the ophthalmic surgery, light irradiates eyes of a patient, discomfort caused by strong light irradiation easily enables the patient to unconsciously rotate eyeballs, and the risk of accidental injury of the eyeballs by surgical instruments is increased.
For the above reasons, the present utility model provides an ophthalmic special kit, which at least comprises a piece of cotton pad 1, as shown in fig. 1 and 7, wherein the cotton pad is round and is attached to cornea of eyes, and matches with transverse diameter of cornea of human eyes, and preferably, the cotton pad is immersed with physiological saline in use.
When in use, the cotton pad 1 is soaked in normal saline and then attached to the surface of the cornea 5, the size conforms to the anatomical morphology of the cornea, the evaporation speed of moisture on the surface of the cornea is greatly reduced, and the possibility of occurrence of exposed keratitis is reduced. Simultaneously, the light stimulus felt by the patient is greatly reduced, and the condition that the patient rotates the eyeball randomly to cause sharp instrument to accidentally injure the eyeball is avoided.
Meanwhile, in order to solve the problem of hemostasis in the prior art in the ophthalmic surgery, as shown in fig. 2-4, the special ophthalmic kit further comprises at least one cotton stick 2, two ends of the cotton stick are contact portions 21, and the front end of the contact portion 21 is an arc 22. Illustratively, the cotton stick is cylindrical in the middle and has truncated cones at two ends. According to the technical means, the proper cotton sticks can be selected from the cotton sticks of four types according to the size of an operation incision and the actual size of each part of the eye structure of a patient, and are placed at the eye bleeding part for hemostasis in operation, so that a worker can accurately stanch the bleeding part under a microscope, the operation field can be fully exposed, the ophthalmic operation can be smoothly carried out, and the operation completion efficiency is improved to a certain extent. Meanwhile, the two ends of the cotton stick are rounded (namely, the front end of the contact part is arc-shaped), so that the accidental injury to eyeballs can be avoided to a great extent.
Preferably, the contact part is in a truncated cone shape, and the contact area of the contact part is reduced, so that accurate hemostasis can be better performed.
In some embodiments, the conventional hemostasis method as described in the background art greatly increases the difficulty of postoperative counting, and is critical to the problem that cotton balls are easily left on eyes of patients, so that unnecessary injury is caused to the patients; as shown in fig. 6, the ophthalmic special kit further comprises a packing bag 3, wherein the packing bag is filled with the cotton pad 1 and the cotton sticks 2 with different lengths; preferably, the package is provided with two cotton pads and eight cotton sticks, and the eight cotton sticks are divided into four lengths (as shown in fig. 5), and each length comprises two cotton sticks. Through this technical characteristic can be fixed cotton pad and cotton rod's quantity, the postoperative of being convenient for is checked, has avoided cotton pad or cotton rod to carry over the serious condition at patient's eye, and cotton rod of multiple length can be applicable to the intraoperative hemostasis of the eye structure of different positions simultaneously, like the situation that the conjunctiva is lacerated wound, cornea is pierced wound and other length is different, has still solved the problem that different ages, different sexes ' individual part of the eye structure size slightly have difference and cotton rod mismatch.
As shown in fig. 6, the packaging bag is provided with a tearing part 4, the tearing part is a notch preset in the packaging bag, and the technical characteristics can facilitate a user to quickly take the articles in the packaging bag.
The packaging bag is transparent, is sealed all around, is rectangular, has a breach in upper right side, tears the packing when convenient to use, the packaging bag with 2 cotton pads and 8 cotton sticks assorted for the packaging bag can easily hold 2 cotton pads and 8 cotton sticks, and leaves sufficient space.
In some embodiments, the cotton pad and the cotton stick are absorbent cotton, and the packaging bag is made of synthetic resin materials; the cotton pad, the cotton stick and the packaging bag are sterilized by ethylene oxide and are disposable.
The utility model has simple design and strong practicality and operability. The size of the cotton pad soaked in the physiological saline accords with the anatomical morphology of cornea, so that the speed of evaporation of moisture on the surface of cornea is reduced, and the possibility of occurrence of exposure keratitis is reduced. Meanwhile, the condition that the eyeball is accidentally injured by a sharp instrument due to the random rotation of the eyeball of a patient is avoided. The cotton sticks with different lengths can be suitable for the eye structures of different parts and the operation stopping blood of people with different ages and sexes under the condition that the structures of all parts of the eyes are slightly different in size, the operation field is fully exposed, the ophthalmic operation is smoothly carried out, and the operation completion efficiency is improved. Meanwhile, the two ends of the cotton stick are round and blunt, so that the accidental injury to the eyeballs can be avoided to a great extent. In addition, the cotton pad and the cotton sticks are fixed in number, so that counting after operation is facilitated. The utility model has simple integral package and simple and convenient use, ensures that the ophthalmic operation can be safely, effectively and quickly performed, and reduces various operation risks.
The previous description of the disclosed embodiments is provided to enable any person skilled in the art to make or use the present utility model. Various modifications to these embodiments will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, and the generic principles defined herein may be applied to other embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the utility model. Thus, the present utility model is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown herein but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein.

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1. An ophthalmic kit, characterized in that: comprises a packaging bag (3), wherein at least one cotton pad (1) is arranged in the packaging bag (3), and is round and attached to the cornea of the eye to match with the transverse diameter of the cornea of the human eye;
at least one cotton stick (2) is also arranged in the packaging bag (3).
2. An ophthalmic kit according to claim 1, wherein: the cotton stick both ends are contact portion (21), the front end of contact portion is the arc.
3. An ophthalmic kit according to claim 2, wherein: the contact part (21) is in a truncated cone shape.
4. An ophthalmic kit according to claim 2, wherein: the cotton sticks (2) with different lengths are arranged in the packaging bag.
5. An ophthalmic kit according to claim 4, wherein: two cotton pads and eight cotton sticks are arranged in the packaging bag, the eight cotton sticks are divided into four lengths, and each length comprises two cotton sticks.
6. An ophthalmic kit according to claim 4, wherein: the packaging bag is provided with an easy-tearing part (4).
7. An ophthalmic kit according to claim 6, wherein: the easy-tearing part is a notch preset in the packaging bag.
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