CN221180644U - Abdominal cavity operation auxiliary device - Google Patents
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Abstract
The utility model discloses an auxiliary device for abdominal surgery, and belongs to the field of medical appliances. An abdominal cavity operation auxiliary device comprises a sucker assembly and a negative pressure controller; the sucker assembly comprises a sucker and a sucker bracket; the sucker support is provided with a plurality of suckers which are arranged on the front surface of the sucker support at intervals; the sucker support and the sucker are communicated in a penetrating way; the negative pressure controller is communicated with the sucker assembly to control the sucker to adsorb intestinal wall.
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Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of medical instruments, and particularly relates to an auxiliary device for abdominal operation.
Background
In the abdominal cavity operation process, the vision of medical staff is often blocked due to the intestines, so that the vision of a doctor in the operation is influenced, and the operation process is influenced to a certain extent.
At present, medical staff can use pliers to move the intestines which influence the sight line in the operation process, so that the intestines do not influence the sight line of the medical staff any more, and the operation can be smoothly performed; however, forceps are easy to damage the intestines, and the operation is not convenient enough.
Disclosure of utility model
The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to provide an auxiliary device for abdominal cavity operation, which can be used for assisting in moving the intestines in the abdominal cavity operation process.
The utility model relates to an auxiliary device for abdominal operation, which comprises an attraction head and a plurality of negative pressure controllers; the suction head comprises a sucker assembly; the sucker assembly comprises a sucker and a sucker bracket; a first air cavity is formed in the sucker support; at least one side surface of the sucker support is provided with a plurality of suckers so as to be communicated with the first air cavity; the port of the negative pressure controller is directly or indirectly communicated with the inlet of the first air cavity to control the suction of the sucker to generate negative pressure so as to adsorb the intestinal wall.
As a further improvement of the utility model, the suckers are all positioned on a plane on the outer surface of the sucker support.
As a further improvement of the utility model, the suction head further comprises a suction assembly; the air extraction component is arranged at one side of the sucker component, which is far away from the sucker; the input end of the air extraction component is positioned at one side of the sucker component away from the sucker; the input end of the air extraction component is directly or indirectly communicated with another negative pressure controller arranged outside to control the input end of the air extraction component to suck air to generate negative pressure for exhausting smoke.
As a further improvement of the utility model, the air extraction assembly comprises an air extraction bracket; a second air cavity is formed in the air extraction bracket; at least one side surface of the air extraction bracket is provided with a plurality of air extraction holes which are communicated with the second air cavity; the port of the other negative pressure controller is directly or indirectly communicated with the inlet of the second air cavity.
As a further improvement of the utility model, the auxiliary device further comprises a housing; the suction head is arranged in the shell before use; one side of the shell is provided with an opening for the suction head to extend out; the suction head is made of a flexible or elastic material so that the suction head is in a curled state in an initial state.
As a further improvement of the utility model, the air suction bracket is fixedly arranged on one side of the sucker bracket away from the sucker.
As a further improvement of the utility model, a push rod is arranged on one side of the shell far from the opening of the shell; the push rod penetrates through the shell wall of the shell and is directly or indirectly connected with the suction head so as to drive the suction head to move.
As a further improvement of the present utility model, the inside of the push rod is hollow to communicate with the inside of the housing; a first air pipe and a second air pipe are arranged in the push rod; one end of the first air pipe is detachably connected with the inlet of the sucker assembly and keeps sealed, and the first air pipe is communicated with a first air cavity in the sucker assembly; the other end of the first air pipe is connected with a port of the negative pressure controller and keeps sealed; one end of the second air pipe is detachably connected with the inlet of the air extraction assembly and keeps sealed, and the second air pipe is communicated with a second air cavity in the air extraction assembly; the other end of the second air pipe is connected with the port of the negative pressure controller and keeps sealed.
As a further improvement of the utility model, the sucker support and the air suction support are two component parts of a shell support; a partition plate is fixedly arranged in the shell bracket in a sealing way so as to divide the inner space of the shell bracket into a first air cavity and a second air cavity which are independent.
Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the beneficial effects that: through the negative pressure absorbing principle of sucking disc, can be smoothly with the intestines that influences the sight move for the operation goes on smoothly, and uses the sucking disc to adsorb the mode of intestines, has avoided causing the possibility of damage to the intestines, and the operation is also more convenient.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an auxiliary device according to the present utility model;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a partial structure of an auxiliary device according to the present utility model;
FIG. 3 is a second partial schematic view of the auxiliary device of the present utility model;
FIG. 4 is a third partial schematic view of the auxiliary device according to the present utility model;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a partial structure of an auxiliary device according to the present utility model;
Fig. 6 is a schematic partial structure of the auxiliary device of the present utility model.
The reference numerals in the figures illustrate:
1. A suction cup assembly; 11. a suction cup bracket; 12. a suction cup; 13. a first connection end; 2. a first air tube; 3. a negative pressure controller; 4. a second air pipe; 5. an air extraction assembly; 51. an air extraction bracket; 52. an air suction hole; 53. a second connection end; 6. a partition plate; 7. a housing; 8. a push rod.
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The present utility model will be described in further detail with reference to the following examples, which are illustrative of the present utility model and are not intended to limit the present utility model thereto.
First embodiment: referring to fig. 1-6, an abdominal cavity operation assisting device comprises an attraction head and a plurality of negative pressure controllers 3; the suction head comprises a sucker assembly 1 and a suction assembly 5.
Optionally, the abdominal cavity operation auxiliary device is also provided with a housing 7; the shell 7 is sleeved on the periphery of the suction head and is connected with the suction head in a sliding way; the suction head is arranged inside the shell 7 before use; one side of the shell 7 is provided with an open opening for the suction head to extend out; the suction head is made of a flexible or elastic material so that the suction head is in a curled state in an initial state.
A push rod 8 is arranged on one side of the shell 7 away from the opening of the shell; the push rod 8 penetrates through the wall of the shell 7 and is directly or indirectly connected with the suction head so as to drive the suction head to move. The push rod 8 is hollow inside to communicate with the inside of the housing 7; a first air pipe 2 and a second air pipe 4 are arranged in the push rod 8;
One end of the first air pipe 2 and the second air pipe 4 penetrating through the shell 7 is respectively connected with the sucker assembly 1 and the air extraction assembly 5.
The sucker assembly 1 is detachably connected with the negative pressure controller 3 through a first air pipe 2; the air extraction component 5 is detachably connected with the negative pressure controller 3 through the second air pipe 4.
Optionally, the negative pressure controllers 3 are 2 groups; the port of one group of negative pressure controllers 3 is directly or indirectly communicated with the inlet of the sucker assembly 1 to control the sucker assembly 1 to suck air to generate negative pressure so as to adsorb intestinal walls; the ports of the other set of negative pressure controllers 3 are in direct or indirect communication with the inlet of the suction assembly 5 to control the suction assembly 5 to suck the gases generated during the surgical procedure.
One end of the first air pipe 2 is detachably connected with the inlet of the sucker assembly 1 and keeps sealed, and the first air pipe 2 and the inside of the sucker assembly 1 are communicated in a penetrating way; the other end of the first air pipe 2 is connected with the port of the negative pressure controller 3 and keeps sealed; the sucker assembly 1 is connected with the negative pressure controller 3 in a conducting way through the first air pipe 2.
One end of the second air pipe 4 is detachably connected with the inlet of the air extraction assembly 5 and keeps sealed, and the second air pipe 4 and the air extraction assembly 5 are communicated in a penetrating way; the other end of the second air pipe 4 is connected with the port of the negative pressure controller 3 and keeps sealed; the air extraction component 5 is connected with the negative pressure controller 3 in a conducting way through the second air pipe 4.
The sucker assembly 1 comprises a sucker bracket 11; a first air cavity is formed in the sucker support 11; the first air pipe 2 penetrates through one end of the sucker support 11 and is communicated with a first air cavity of the sucker support 11; at least one side surface of the sucker support 11 is provided with a plurality of suckers 12 so as to be communicated with the first air cavity; alternatively, the suction cups 12 are all positioned on a plane on the outer surface of the suction cup support 11.
Optionally, the suction cups 12 are distributed in a plurality of rows on the front surface of the suction cup support 11, and each row is staggered.
A hollow cavity is arranged in the sucker 12, and the sucker 12 penetrates through the surface of the front surface of the sucker bracket 11; the cavity of the sucker 12 is communicated with the first air cavity of the sucker support 11.
Optionally, the suction cup assembly 1 further comprises a first connection end 13; the first connecting end 13 is fixedly arranged on the side surface of the sucker support 11; the left side and the right side of the first connecting end 13 are communicated in a penetrating way; the first connecting end 13 is communicated with the inside of the sucker support 11 in a penetrating way; the suction cup assembly 1 is detachably connected with the first air pipe 2 through a first connecting end 13.
One end of the first air pipe 2 is detachably connected with the inlet of the sucker assembly 1 and keeps sealed, and the first air pipe 2 is communicated with a first air cavity in the sucker assembly 1; the other end of the first air pipe 2 is connected with a port of the negative pressure controller 3 and keeps sealed.
Preferably, the suction cup holder 11 is supported by a flexible material to maintain flexibility so that the suction cup holder 11 can be bent and folded at will.
Alternatively, the suction cup support 11 may have multiple branches, or may be a single support, which is not limited; the branches can be folded to form a sucker bracket 11; when the sucker support 11 is provided with a plurality of branches, the suckers 12 are respectively arranged on the front surface of each branch at intervals; the branches are communicated with the inside of the sucker support 11 in a penetrating way; the sucker 12 is communicated with the sucker bracket 11 in a penetrating way through a branch; during the operation, the medical staff can use auxiliary tools such as forceps and the like to place the sucker support 11 on the target position.
The air extraction component 5 is arranged on one side of the sucker component 1 away from the sucker 12; the input end of the air extraction component 5 is positioned at one side of the sucker component 1 away from the sucker 12; the input end of the air extraction component 5 is directly or indirectly communicated with another negative pressure controller 3 arranged outside to control the input end of the air extraction component 5 to suck air to generate negative pressure for exhausting smoke.
The air extraction assembly 5 comprises an air extraction bracket 51; the second air cavity is formed in the air extraction bracket 51; at least one side surface of the air extraction bracket 51 is provided with a plurality of air extraction holes 52 so as to be communicated with the second air cavity; the port of the other negative pressure controller 3 communicates directly or indirectly with the inlet of the second air chamber.
The second air pipe 4 penetrates through one end of the air extraction bracket 51 and is communicated with a second air cavity of the air extraction bracket 51; optionally, the air suction holes 52 are all located on a plane on the outer surface of the air suction bracket 51.
The air suction bracket 51 is fixedly arranged on one side of the sucker bracket 11 far away from the sucker 12; the suction hole is fixedly arranged on one side of the suction bracket 51 away from the suction cup bracket 11.
Optionally, the air extraction holes 52 are distributed in a plurality of rows on the front surface of the air extraction bracket 51, and each row is staggered.
The air extraction holes 52 penetrate through the surface of the front surface of the air extraction bracket 51; the cavity of the air extraction hole 52 is communicated with the second air cavity of the air extraction bracket 51.
Optionally, the air extraction assembly 5 further includes a second connection end 53; the second connecting end 53 is fixedly arranged on the side surface of the air extraction bracket 51; the left side and the right side of the second connecting end 53 are communicated in a penetrating way; the second connecting end 53 is communicated with the inside of the air extraction bracket 51 in a penetrating way; the air extraction assembly 5 is detachably connected with the second air pipe 4 through a second connecting end 53.
One end of the second air pipe 4 is detachably connected with the inlet of the air extraction assembly 5 and keeps sealed, and the second air pipe 4 is communicated with a second air cavity in the air extraction assembly 5; the other end of the second air pipe 4 is connected with the port of the negative pressure controller 3 and keeps sealed.
Preferably, the suction bracket 51 is supported by a flexible material to maintain flexibility so that the suction bracket 51 can be bent and folded at will.
Alternatively, the air extracting bracket 51 may have multiple branches, or may be a single bracket, which is not limited thereto; the branches can be folded to form an air extraction bracket 51; when the air extraction bracket 51 is provided with a plurality of branches, the air extraction holes 52 are respectively arranged on a plane of the outer surface of each branch at intervals; the branch is communicated with the inside of the air extraction bracket 51 in a penetrating way; the air extraction hole 52 is communicated with the air extraction bracket 51 in a penetrating way through a branch; during the operation, waste gas generated in the abdominal cavity is extracted by the suction unit 5.
In the second embodiment, unlike in the first embodiment, the suction cup holder 11 and the suction holder 51 are two component parts of a housing holder; the inside of the housing bracket is fixedly provided with a partition plate 6 in a sealing manner to divide the inside space of the housing bracket into a first air chamber and a second air chamber which are independent.
In the third embodiment, unlike in the first embodiment, one end of the push rod 8 penetrates through the shell 7 and is far away from the opening, and is connected with the sucker assembly 1 and/or the air extraction assembly 5 in the shell 7 in a mounting way; the other end of the push rod 8 is connected with the corresponding first air pipe 2 and second air pipe 4; the push rod 8 is arranged in a hollow manner; the first air pipe 2 is communicated with a first air cavity of the sucker bracket 11 through a push rod 8; the second air pipe 4 is communicated through the push rod 8 and the second air cavity of the air extraction bracket 51.
The above; is only a preferred embodiment of the present application; the scope of the application is not limited in this respect; any person skilled in the art is within the technical scope of the present disclosure; equivalent substitutions or changes are made according to the technical proposal of the application and the improved conception thereof; are intended to be encompassed within the scope of the present application.
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1. An abdominal cavity operation auxiliary device comprises an attraction head and a plurality of negative pressure controllers (3);
The suction head comprises a sucker assembly (1);
The sucker assembly (1) comprises a sucker bracket (11);
A first air cavity is formed in the sucker support (11); at least one side surface of the sucker support (11) is provided with a plurality of suckers (12) so as to be communicated with the first air cavity;
The port of the negative pressure controller (3) is directly or indirectly communicated with the inlet of the first air cavity to control the suction cup (12) to suck and generate negative pressure so as to adsorb intestinal walls.
2. An abdominal cavity surgical assist device as set forth in claim 1, wherein: the suckers (12) are all positioned on a plane on the outer surface of the sucker support (11).
3. An abdominal cavity surgical assist device as set forth in claim 1, wherein: the suction head also comprises an air extraction component (5); the air extraction component (5) is arranged at one side of the sucker component (1) far away from the sucker (12); the input end of the air extraction component (5) is positioned at one side of the sucker component (1) far away from the sucker (12); the input end of the air extraction component (5) is directly or indirectly communicated with another negative pressure controller (3) arranged outside to control the input end of the air extraction component (5) to suck air to generate negative pressure for exhausting smoke.
4. A laparoscopic surgical assist device according to claim 3, wherein: the air extraction assembly (5) comprises an air extraction bracket (51); a second air cavity is formed in the air suction bracket (51); at least one side surface of the air extraction bracket (51) is provided with a plurality of air extraction holes (52) which are communicated with the second air cavity; the port of the other negative pressure controller (3) is directly or indirectly communicated with the inlet of the second air cavity.
5. A laparoscopic surgical assist device according to claim 3, wherein: the auxiliary device further comprises a housing (7); the suction head is arranged in the shell (7) before use; one side of the shell (7) is provided with an opening for the suction head to extend out; the suction head is made of a flexible or elastic material so that the suction head is in a curled state in an initial state.
6. The abdominal surgery assisting device according to claim 4, wherein: the air suction bracket (51) is fixedly arranged at one side of the sucker bracket (11) far away from the sucker (12).
7. An abdominal cavity surgical assist device as set forth in claim 5, wherein: a push rod (8) is arranged on one side of the shell (7) far away from the opening of the shell; the push rod (8) penetrates through the shell wall of the shell (7) and is directly or indirectly connected with the suction head so as to drive the suction head to move.
8. The abdominal surgery assisting device according to claim 7, wherein: the push rod (8) is hollow in the interior to be communicated with the interior of the shell (7); a first air pipe (2) and a second air pipe (4) are arranged in the push rod (8); one end of the first air pipe (2) is detachably connected with the inlet of the sucker assembly (1) and keeps sealed, and the first air pipe (2) is communicated with a first air cavity in the sucker assembly (1); the other end of the first air pipe (2) is connected with a port of the negative pressure controller (3) and keeps sealed; one end of the second air pipe (4) is detachably connected with the inlet of the air extraction assembly (5) and keeps sealed, and the second air pipe (4) is communicated with a second air cavity in the air extraction assembly (5); the other end of the second air pipe (4) is connected with the port of the negative pressure controller (3) and keeps sealed.
9. The abdominal surgery assisting device according to claim 4, wherein: the sucker support (11) and the air suction support (51) are two component parts of a shell support; a partition plate (6) is fixedly arranged in the shell bracket in a sealing way so as to divide the inner space of the shell bracket into a first air cavity and a second air cavity which are independent.
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