JP2021115221A - Base for packing medical appliance, method of packing medical appliance, and device of packing medical appliance - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a base for packing medical appliances, a method of packing medical appliances, and a device for packing medical appliances which facilitate handling of medical appliances and various types of tubes and shortening a time for preparation until the start of an operation.SOLUTION: A base 20 for packing medical appliances is configured to pack medical appliances (300, 400) previously connected with a surgical field tube 100 to be used in a surgical field and a non-surgical field tube 200 to be used in a non-surgical field. The base 20 has a surgical field tube housing space 40 for housing the surgical field tube 100, and a top face 30 comprising a first placing face 31 for placing the medical appliances (300, 400) and a second placing face 32 for placing the non-surgical field tube 200.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention provides a pedestal for packing a medical device, a method for packing a medical device, and a pedestal for packing a medical device, which is most suitable for packing an extracorporeal circulation circuit system which is used for medical equipment such as heart surgery to circulate and process blood extracorporeally. Regarding packing equipment for medical equipment.

Extracorporeal circulation circuit systems are used in cardiac surgery and the like. Generally, heart surgery is performed with the heart temporarily stopped to block blood flow. The extracorporeal circulation circuit system circulates blood outside the body during this heart surgery to perform the necessary processing for the blood. The extracorporeal circulation circuit system has an artificial lung that removes carbon dioxide gas in the blood and supplies oxygen to the blood, a reservoir tank that stores the blood, and various tubes.

These medical devices such as artificial lungs and reservoir tanks, and various tubes are packed in a packing box, and the packed medical devices and various tubes are sent to the medical site. In the medical field, connecting various tubes to each location is a difficult task and takes time, so the various tubes are stored in the packing box in a state of being pre-connected to the medical device, that is, in a pre-connected state. Will be done. Then, in the medical field, in the preparatory stage for performing heart surgery, a doctor who is an operator and an operator who assists the doctor take out the pre-connected medical equipment and various tubes from the packing box.

Patent Document 1 discloses this kind of pre-connected extracorporeal circulation circuit system. In this extracorporeal circulation circuit system, medical devices such as artificial lungs and reservoir tanks are connected to various tubes in advance. Generally, when the extracorporeal circulation circuit system is stored in the packing box, a bottom plate is laid on the inner bottom surface of the packing box, the medical device is placed on the bottom plate and fixed to the bottom plate with soft tape, and various tubes are medical devices. Placed on top or side of. This soft tape is a hook-and-loop fastener tape.

Japanese Patent No. 4695635

By the way, in the medical field, a doctor or an operator takes out the medical device and various tubes together with the bottom plate from the inside of the packing box, removes the hook-and-loop fastener tape, and removes the medical device from the bottom plate. However, in such removal work, if the hook-and-loop fastener tape that should not be removed first in the wrong order is accidentally removed, the medical equipment fixed by the hook-and-loop fastener tape and various tubes will be inadvertently separated. Become. Therefore, the tube may hang down and come into contact with the floor surface or fall to the floor surface. If the tube hangs down and touches the floor or falls, the cleanliness of the tube cannot be maintained, and the tube used in the surgical field may become dirty, making surgery impossible. Therefore, the tube is not easy to handle.

In addition, if the hook-and-loop fastener tape is removed in the wrong order, the medical device and the various tubes will be separated from each other, so that the various tubes are likely to be entangled, and it takes time to untie these entangled tubes. Therefore, it is not easy to handle various tubes, and it takes time to prepare for starting the procedure.

Since the hook-and-loop fastener tape made of soft material is used, even if the male and female parts of the hook-and-loop tape are disengaged, the male and female parts will reattach, so medical equipment and various tubes. It takes extra time to remove the from the bottom plate. The removed medical device and various tubes must be held with both hands, and one person cannot set these medical devices and various tubes, and multiple people must work together. As described above, conventionally, special care is required in handling the medical equipment and various tubes when unpacking the packing box.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and is a pedestal for packing a medical device, which can improve the ease of handling of the medical device and various tubes and shorten the preparation time until the start of the procedure, and medical treatment. It is an object of the present invention to provide a packaging method for medical devices and a packaging device for medical devices.

The subject is a pedestal for packing a medical instrument that is previously connected to a surgical field tube used in the surgical field and a non-operative field tube used in the non-operative field, and stores the surgical field tube. It is characterized by having a storage space for a surgical field tube, and having a top surface having a first mounting surface on which the medical instrument is placed and a second mounting surface on which the non-operative field tube is placed. It is solved by the packing pedestal of the medical device according to the present invention.

According to the above configuration, the medical device is mounted on the first mounting surface of the top surface of the packing pedestal, the non-operative field tube is mounted on the second mounting surface of the top surface, and the surgical field tube is mounted. It is stored in the surgical field tube storage space of the packing pedestal. Therefore, the surgical field tube may be taken out from the surgical field tube storage space, and the surgical field tube can be handled separately from the non-operative field tube. In addition, medical devices can be handled separately from surgical field tubes and non-operative field tubes. Therefore, the ease of handling the medical device and various tubes can be improved, and the preparation time until the start of the procedure can be shortened.

In the packing pedestal of the medical device according to the present invention, preferably, the packing pedestal has a substrate portion having the surgical field tube storage space and a lid covering the substrate portion, and the substrate portion is the substrate portion. It is characterized in that a part of the substrate portion can be bent with respect to the rest of the substrate portion in order to take out the surgical field tube.
According to the above configuration, by bending a part of the substrate portion with respect to the rest, the surgical field tube can be easily taken out from the surgical field tube storage space of the packing pedestal in the surgical field even if the doctor wears gloves. Can be done.

The subject is a method of packing a medical device for packing a medical device used in the surgical field and a medical device previously connected to the non-operative field tube used in the non-operative field, and the surgical field tube can be stored. A packing pedestal is prepared, the surgical field tube is stored in the packing pedestal, the medical device is placed on the first mounting surface of the top surface of the packing pedestal, and the non-operative field tube is placed. On the second mounting surface of the top surface of the packing pedestal, the packing pedestal is placed on the bottom plate, and the bottom plate, the packing pedestal, the medical device, and the non-operative The field tube is bound by the first binding band, and the medical device, the non-operative field tube, and the packing pedestal placed on the top surface of the packing pedestal are bound by the second binding band. The medical device and the non-operative field tube are bound by a third binding band, and the first binding band, the second binding band, and the third binding band are used to bind the medical device and the non-operative field tube. The solution is solved by a method for packing a medical device according to the present invention, which comprises storing the bottom plate, the packing pedestal, the medical device, and the non-operative field tube in a packing box in a non-fixed state. Will be done.

According to the above configuration, the medical device is mounted on the first mounting surface of the top surface of the packing pedestal, the non-operative field tube is mounted on the second mounting surface of the top surface, and the surgical field tube is mounted. It is stored in the surgical field tube storage space of the packing pedestal. Therefore, when the binding is released, the surgical field tube may be taken out from the surgical field tube storage space, and the surgical field tube can be handled separately from the non-operative field tube. In addition, medical devices can be handled separately from surgical field tubes and non-operative field tubes. The first binding band, the second binding band, and the third binding band can be untied in this order to improve the ease of handling of medical devices and various tubes and shorten the preparation time before starting the procedure. can.

The subject is a packing device for medical instruments for packing a surgical field tube used in a surgical field and a medical device previously connected to a non-operative field tube used in a non-operative field, and the surgical field tube is stored. A packing pedestal having a storage space for a surgical field tube and having a top surface having a first mounting surface on which the medical instrument is placed and a second mounting surface on which the non-operative field tube is placed, and the above. The bottom plate on which the bottom surface of the packing pedestal is placed, the bottom plate, the packing pedestal containing the surgical field tube, the medical device mounted on the first mounting surface, and the second mounting. The first binding band for binding the non-operative field tube mounted on the arranging surface, the packing pedestal for accommodating the surgical field tube, and the first mounting surface. A second binding band that binds the medical device and the non-operative field tube mounted on the second mounting surface, and the second mounting at a position on one side of the first mounting surface. A third binding band that binds the medical device and the non-operative field tube in a state in which the non-operative field tubes are bundled and placed in the order of use on the surface and in a non-bound state with respect to the packing pedestal. A packing device for a medical device according to the present invention, which comprises a bound bottom plate, a packing pedestal, a medical device, and a packing box for storing the non-operative field tube. Is solved by.

According to the above configuration, the medical device is mounted on the first mounting surface of the top surface of the packing pedestal, the non-operative field tube is mounted on the second mounting surface of the top surface, and the surgical field tube is mounted. It is stored in the surgical field tube storage space of the packing pedestal. Therefore, when the binding is released, the surgical field tube may be taken out from the surgical field tube storage space, and the surgical field tube can be handled separately from the non-operative field tube. In addition, medical devices can be handled separately from surgical field tubes and non-operative field tubes. The first binding band, the second binding band, and the third binding band can be untied in this order to improve the ease of handling of medical devices and various tubes and shorten the preparation time before starting the procedure. can.

According to the present invention, a pedestal for packing a medical device, a method for packing the medical device, and a packing device for the medical device can be provided, which can improve the ease of handling of the medical device and various tubes and shorten the preparation time until the start of the procedure. Can be provided.

FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view showing a preferred embodiment of a medical device packing device including an embodiment of a medical device packing pedestal of the present invention. It is a figure which shows the packaging bag shown in FIG. 1 and the packaging object packaged in this packaging bag. It is an exploded perspective view which shows each component shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the inside of the packing case. It is a figure which shows the side surface of the packing case seen from the M direction shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows enlarged part N of the packing case shown in FIG. It is an exploded perspective view which shows the preferable structural example of a packing pedestal. It is a figure which shows the use example of the packing pedestal. It is a figure which shows the state of an example in which the 1st binding band, the 2nd binding band, and the 3rd binding band are removed in order. It is a figure which shows the state which holds the unit of the reservoir tank, the assembly of an artificial lung, and the packaging bag with one hand.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
Since the embodiments described below are suitable specific examples of the present invention, various technically preferable limitations are added, but the scope of the present invention particularly limits the present invention in the following description. Unless otherwise stated, the present invention is not limited to these aspects. Further, in each drawing, the same components are designated by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof will be omitted as appropriate.

(Medical device packing device 1)
FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a preferred embodiment of a medical device packing device including an embodiment of a medical device packing pedestal of the present invention. The packing device 1 shown in FIG. 1 stores and packs a part of medical equipment of an extracorporeal circulation circuit system used as a medical device, for example, in cardiac surgery. First, a configuration example of the medical device packing device 1 will be described.

The medical device packing device 1 shown in FIG. 1 has a packing box 2 and a packing case 3. The packing box 2 is, for example, a rectangular parallelepiped corrugated cardboard box, which has a bottom portion 2A, side portions 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, an upper lid portion 2F, 2G, 2H, and 2I, and an upper lid portion 2F, 2G, 2H, and so on. 2I can be opened and closed. The storage space 2J of the packing box 2 has a size capable of storing the packing case 3. The packing case 3 is housed in the packing box 2 in a non-tied manner.

The packing case 3 is, for example, a rectangular parallelepiped box made of transparent plastic so that the stored items can be seen from the outside. The packing case 3 has a main body 4 and an inner lid 5. The main body portion 4 has a bottom portion 4A, side portions 4B, 4C, 4D, and 4E, and the upper portion has an opening 4F. The main body 4 has a rectangular parallelepiped storage space 4J, and is also called a main body tray. The inner lid 5 is fitted and held in the vicinity of the opening 4F of the main body 4, and is also called an auxiliary tray. The inner lid 5 has a bottom portion 5A, side portions 5B, 5C, 5D, and 5E, and the upper portion has an opening 5F. The inner lid 5 has a rectangular parallelepiped storage space 5J.

If the packing case 3 shown in FIG. 1 is a sealable box made of plastic, even if the packing box 2 for further storing the packing case 3 is made of corrugated cardboard, paper dust is removed from the packing box 2 made of corrugated cardboard. Can be prevented from adhering to the medical equipment and various tubes in the packing case 3. Further, in a medical facility such as a hospital, the packing case 3 is stored in a state of being taken out from the packing box 2, so that the packing box 2 of the corrugated cardboard box does not need to be used in the medical facility, which is preferable in terms of hygiene. The packaging bag 6 is stored in the storage space 4J of the main body 4 shown in FIG. 1, and another relatively small packaging bag 7 or 8 is stored in the storage space 5J of the inner lid 5. As shown by the broken line, the packaging bag 6 wraps the packaging object 10 including a part of the medical device of the extracorporeal circulation circuit system. The packaging bags 7 and 8 wrap the attached tubes and instruments in order to maintain a hygienic condition.

(Packing pedestal 20 for packaging object 10)
FIG. 2 shows the packaging bag 6 shown in FIG. 1 and the packaging object 10 packaged in the packaging bag 6. FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing each component shown in FIG.
With reference to FIG. 2, the packaging bag 6 is indicated by a chain line, and the packaging bag 6 covers the packaging object 10 in order to maintain good hygiene. It is sealed by the left and right sealing portions 6D. A configuration example of the packaging object 10 to be packaged in the packaging bag 6 will be described. The packaging object 10 has a packaging pedestal 20 and a bottom plate 21. First, a structural example of the packing pedestal 20 will be described.

(Packing pedestal 20)
As shown in FIG. 2, the packing pedestal 20 is also referred to as a surgical field tray or a packing tray, and is used for packing a medical device, a surgical field tube, and a non-operative field tube. Since the packing pedestal 20 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 is made of, for example, thin-walled plastic and has cushioning properties, the packing pedestal 20 is used as a cushioning material for cushioning an impact force from the outside. Play the role of. Therefore, even if there is an external impact, the impact can be alleviated to protect the medical device, the surgical field tube, and the non-operative field tube. The packing pedestal 20 has a substrate portion 22 and a lid 23. The substrate portion 22 has a surgical field tube mounting portion 24 for mounting the surgical field tube 100. The lid 23 is fitted into the substrate portion 22 from above in order to close the surgical field tube mounting portion 24.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 2, the substrate portion 22 has a plate portion 22A and side surface portions 22B, 22C, 22D, and 22E. As a result, the rectangular parallelepiped surgical field tube mounting portion 24 of the substrate portion 22 is a portion surrounded by the plate portion 22A and the side surface portions 22B, 22C, 22D, and 22E. The surgical field tube 100 is placed on the surgical field tube mounting portion 24. On the other hand, the lid 23 has a top surface 30 and four side surface portions 23B, 23C, 23D, and 23E. As a result, the lid 23 has a top surface 30 and a rectangular parallelepiped space portion 23F surrounded by four side surface portions 23B, 23C, 23D, and 23E as shown in FIG. The space portion 23F and the surgical field tube mounting portion 24 constitute the surgical field tube storage space 40.

The packing pedestal 20 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 packs medical instruments that are previously connected to the surgical field tube 100 used in the surgical field and a plurality of non-operative field tubes 200 used in the non-operative field. The surgical field tube 100 and the non-operative field tube 200 are made of a flexible and transparent material such as vinyl chloride resin or silicone rubber. Examples of this medical device (also referred to as a device) are a reservoir tank 300 and an artificial lung 400. The reservoir tank 300 and the artificial lung 400 are devices constituting the extracorporeal circulation circuit system, and the reservoir tank 300 and the artificial lung 400 are connected by a connecting portion 350. The connecting portion 350 can be moved from the packing pedestal 20 by holding the integrated reservoir tank 300, the artificial lung 400, and the packing bag 210 by being grasped by a doctor or an operator. There is.

The surgical field tube 100 is used in the surgical field. The non-operative field tube 200 is used in a non-operative field other than the surgical field. This surgical field is an area on the side of the doctor who is the surgeon, for example, an area in which the patient's chest is opened and the heart is exposed. The non-operative field is an area outside the surgical field, and a reservoir tank 300 and an artificial lung 400, which are some medical instruments of the extracorporeal circulation circuit system, are set about 1 m behind the doctor, and the reservoir tank 300 and the like are set. This is an area where there is an operator who operates a medical device such as an artificial lung 400. The surgical field and the non-operative field are usually separated by a curtain.

As shown in FIG. 2, the surgical field tube 100 is sealed in, for example, a transparent packaging bag 110. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the plurality of non-operative field tubes 200 are, for example, a plurality of non-operative field tubes 200A, 200B, 200C. Each non-operative field tube 200A, 200B, 200C is sealed, for example, in a transparent packaging bag 210, preferably in the order of removal during surgical preparation. Further, the assembly 390 of the medical device of the reservoir tank 300 and the artificial lung 400 is not shown for simplification of the drawing, but is further sealed in a packaging bag.

As shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. 3, the top surface 30 of the lid 23 is, for example, a rectangular region. The top surface 30 has a first mounting surface 31 and a second mounting surface 32. The first mounting surface 31 and the second mounting surface 32 are formed side by side, and both are rectangular regions. The first mounting surface 31 is an area on which the reservoir tank 300 and the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400 are placed, and the second mounting surface 32 is an area on which the non-operative field tube 200 and its packaging bag 210 are placed. Is. That is, the non-operative field tube 200 and its packaging bag 210 are arranged on the side of the assembly 390 of the reservoir tank 300 and the artificial lung 400, and the non-operative field tube 200 and its packaging bag 210 are the reservoir tank 300 and the artificial lung 400. It is placed on the top surface 30 side by side with the assembly of the lung 400.

(Bottom plate 21)
The bottom plate 21 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 is a plate-shaped member on which the bottom surface 22R of the packing pedestal 20 is placed and supports the packing pedestal 20, for example, a hard plastic plate. The size of the bottom plate 21 is the same as or larger than the size of the bottom surface 22R of the packing pedestal 20.

(1st binding band 51, 2nd binding band 52, 3rd binding band 53)
Next, the first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 will be described with reference to FIG.
The first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 are examples of binding means for binding the packaging object 10. The first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 are, for example, a buckle that detachably connects a band-shaped member 60 made of a relatively hard plastic material and one end and the other end of the band-shaped member 60. It has 61 and. As a result, the doctor or the operator can easily remove the binding by the band-shaped member 60 with one touch by pushing the buckle 61. If the hook-and-loop fastener tape, which is a soft material that is usually used, is used as a binding band, even if the doctor or operator once peels off the male and female parts of the hook-and-loop fastener tape, the male and female parts will reattach. It often causes a phenomenon. For this reason, it takes time and effort twice and three times to resolve the united state at the surgical site, and it takes time to prepare for starting the procedure.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the first binding band 51 is an overall binding band that totally binds all the elements of the object to be packaged 10, and is used for assembling the reservoir tank 300 and the artificial lung 400, and for packaging. It binds all the elements including the non-operative field tube 200 packaged in the bag 210, the packing pedestal 20, and the bottom plate 21.
The second binding band 52 is a partial binding band (also referred to as a first partial binding band) that binds some of the elements of the packaging object 10, and is an artificial reservoir tank 300 excluding the bottom plate 21. The assembly 390 of the lung 400, the non-operative field tube 200 packaged in the packaging bag 210, and the packaging pedestal 20 are bound together.
The third binding band 53 is another partial binding band (also referred to as a second partial binding band) that binds some of the elements, and is used for assembling 390 of the reservoir tank 300 and the artificial lung 400, and for packaging. Only the non-operative field tube 200 packaged in the bag 210 is bound.

As described above, the second binding band 52 is in a non-binding state with respect to the bottom plate 21, and is artificial with the bottom surface 22R of the packing pedestal 20 and the reservoir tank 300 mounted on the first mounting surface 31. The assembly 390 of the lung 400 and the packaging bag 210 of the non-operative field tube 200 mounted on the second mounting surface 32 can be securely bound. Moreover, the third binding band 53 is in an unbound state with respect to the packing pedestal 20, and is mounted on the assembly 390 of the reservoir tank 300 and the artificial lung 400 and the second mounting surface 32. The packaging bag 210 of the field tube 200 can be securely bound.

When removing the binding at the surgical site, the binding is removed in the order of, for example, the first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53. The first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 are to be removed so that the order of removal of the first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 can be clarified to the doctor or the operator. The band 53 has a different color. Alternatively, the first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 are numbered as "1, 2, 3" or the like indicating the order of removal. As a result, the doctor or the operator does not make a mistake in the order of removing the cable ties, and the unpacking work can be performed smoothly.

(Packing case 3)
Next, a structural example of the packing case 3 shown in FIG. 1 will be further described with reference to FIGS. 4 to 6. FIG. 4 shows the inside of the packing case 3, FIG. 5 shows the side surface of the packing case 3 as viewed from the M direction shown in FIG. 4, and FIG. 6 shows a portion N of the packing case 3 shown in FIG. It is an enlarged figure. As shown in FIG. 4, the packing case 3 has a main body portion 4 and an inner lid 5. The inner lid 5 is fitted in the opening 4F of the main body 4 and is held at a position above the opening 4F. The inner lid 5 not only stores the packaging bags 7 and 8, but also has a role of suppressing the packaging bag 6 stored in the main body 4 from rising during transportation. As a result, it is possible to prevent the reservoir tank 300 in the packaging bag 6, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, the packaging bag 210, and the packaging pedestal 20 from inadvertently moving up and down during transportation.

(Extension member 6P of packaging bag 6)
Further, as shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the packaging bag 6 is provided with a plurality of extension members 6P such as strings. The extension member 6P is a strip-shaped member and can be made of the same material as the packaging bag 6. Two extension members 6P are led out from the vicinity of one sealing portion 6D to the outside of the main body 4, and the remaining two extension members 6P are led out from the vicinity of the other sealing portion 6D to the outside of the main body 4. Has been derived. Moreover, the four extension members 6P are sandwiched between the inner surface 4S of the main body 4 and the outer surface 5S of the inner lid 5 so as not to move.

As shown in FIG. 4, the packaging case 3 is sterilized by reducing the pressure in the sterilization step in a state where the packaging bag 6 is housed in the main body 4 and the inner lid 5 is closed. In the sterilization step, the pressure in the sterilization tank is fluctuated, but a positive pressure is applied and then a negative pressure is applied. Therefore, after the inside of the packaging bag 6 containing the pre-connected surgical field tube, the non-operative field tube, and the medical device is inflated, the packaging bag 6 is crushed at once. Then, pressure may be applied to the surgical field tube 100, the non-operative field tube 200, and the like to cause kink. In order to prevent such tube kink, the extension member 6P described above is provided. That is, the extension member 6P prevents the packaging bag 6 from shrinking and crushing in the sterilization step by continuing to pull the packaging bag 6, and the tube housed in the packaging bag 6 is bent. It suppresses the kink of tubes such as the surgical field tube 100 and the non-operative field tube 200.

By the way, in the conventionally used packaging box, the preconnect circuit housed in the packaging bag is directly put in the cardboard box. However, paper dust comes out of the cardboard box. Since the generation of this paper dust is disliked in medical facilities such as hospitals, we would like to store the preconnect circuit stored in the packaging bag in a state where it is taken out of the cardboard box. However, the set of pre-connect circuits has accessories such as other circuits. Therefore, if the preconnect circuit stored in the packaging bag is stored out of the cardboard box, it is difficult to store and manage the accessories.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 4, as the structure of the packing case 3, a double storage structure having a main body portion 4 and an inner lid 5 is adopted. As described above, since the extension member 6P of the packaging bag 6 is hooked and sandwiched between the main body 4 and the inner lid 5, the packaging bag 6 that wraps the preconnect circuit is prevented from shrinking. And suppress the kink of the tube. The double-structured packing case 3 shown in FIG. 4 is sterilized while being placed in the packing box 2 which is the corrugated cardboard box shown in FIG. can. Since the accessories can be housed in the inner lid 5, it is possible to prevent the accessories from being accidentally thrown away.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the inner lid 5 has a substantially L-shaped edge portion 5W. The edge portion 5W is held by being hung on the upper end 4T of the main body portion 4, and the pressure contact projection 5V is abutted against the outer surface 4H of the main body portion 4. As a result, the inner lid 5 is fixed in a state of being housed in the main body 4. Therefore, the inner lid 5 ensures that the reservoir tank 300 in the packaging bag 6, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, the packaging bag 210, and the packaging pedestal 20 are prevented from moving up and down during transportation. Can be done.

(Structural example of packing pedestal 20)
FIG. 7 is an exploded perspective view showing a preferable structural example of the packing pedestal 20. FIG. 8 shows an example of using the packing pedestal 20. V-shaped notches 65 are provided on the side surface portions 22C and 22E of the substrate portion 22 of the packing pedestal 20, respectively. The cutout portions 65, 65 are located at corresponding positions, and are provided at positions closer to the side surface portion 22D. A linear member 22K for tension is attached to the plate portion 22A of the substrate portion 22. When the doctor or the operator pulls the linear member 22K in the direction of the arrow Z, the plate portion 22A is formed on the side surface portion 22C and the side surface portion 22E with the bending baseline 22X (vertical direction on the paper surface in FIG. 8) as the center. The portion 22P can be bent in the Y direction as shown in FIG. As a result, the doctor can easily take out the packaging bag 110 containing the surgical field tube 100 from the substrate portion 22 while wearing gloves while sliding it. That is, by bending a part 22T of the substrate portion 22 with respect to the remaining portion 22S, even if the doctor wears gloves, the surgical field tube 100 can be easily operated from the surgical field tube storage space 40 of the packing pedestal 20 in the surgical field. Can be taken out.

(Example of packing work)
Next, as shown in FIG. 1, an example of a packing method for packing a medical device will be briefly described. First, the packing pedestal 20 shown in FIG. 2 is prepared, and the surgical field tube 100 contained in the packing bag 110 is stored in the surgical field tube storage space 40 of the packing pedestal 20. As shown in FIG. 2, the reservoir tank 300, which is a medical device, and the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400 are placed in a packaging bag (not shown) on the first mounting surface 31 of the top surface 30 of the packaging pedestal 20. The non-operative field tube 200 that has been placed and placed in the packaging bag 210 is placed on the second mounting surface 32 of the top surface 30 of the packing pedestal 20. Then, the bottom surface 22R of the packing pedestal 20 is placed on the bottom plate 21, and the bottom plate 21, the packing pedestal 20, the reservoir tank 300, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, and the non-operative field tube 200 are the first binding band. Unite at 51.

Further, the reservoir tank 300, which is a medical device placed on the top surface 30 of the packing pedestal 20, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, the non-operative field tube 200, and the packing pedestal 20 are formed by a second binding band 52. Can be united. The reservoir tank 300, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, and the non-operative field tube 200 can be bound by a third binding band 53.
After that, the bottom plate 21 bound by the first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53, the packing pedestal 20, the reservoir tank 300 which is a medical device, and the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400 are not attached. The surgical field tube 200 is sealed by the packaging bag 6 shown in FIG. 1 and is preferably stored in the packing box 2 shown in FIG. 1 in a non-fixed state. The order of the binding work by the first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 is not limited to this, and can be arbitrarily selected. For example, the third binding band 53, the second binding band 52, and the first binding band 53. The binding operation may be performed in the order of the binding band 51. Further, the positions where the first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 are arranged are merely examples, and are not limited to the illustrated examples and can be arbitrarily selected.

(Example of work when unpacking at the medical site)
Next, a work example in which the above-mentioned packing device 1 for medical equipment and the packing pedestal 20 are unpacked at a medical site will be described.
When the packing device 1 for the medical device shown in FIG. 1 arrives at the medical site, the packing box 2 is opened and the packing case 3 is taken out. The packing case 3 is taken out in the state shown in FIG. 4, and the inner lid 5 is taken out from the main body 4. The packaging bag 6 is taken out from the main body 4, and the packaging bags 7 and 8 are taken out from the inner lid 5.

When the removed packaging bag 6 is broken, as shown in FIG. 2, as shown in FIG. 2, the reservoir tank 300 and the artificial lung 400 assembled 390 packaged by the packaging bag (not shown), and the non-operative field packaged in the packaging bag 210. The packing pedestal 20 on which the tube 200 is placed and the bottom plate 21 are bound by the first binding band 51. Since the specifications of so-called pre-connect products of extracorporeal circulation circuit systems differ from hospital to hospital, the order in which the cable ties are removed differs from hospital to hospital. In the embodiment of the present invention, as illustrated in FIG. 9, the first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 are removed in order. FIG. 9 shows an example of removing the first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 in order as an example of the order of removing the binding band.

First, as shown in FIG. 9A, by removing the first binding band 51, only the bottom plate 21 is the non-operative field packaged in the reservoir tank 300, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, and the packaging bag 210. It is separated from the tube 200 and the packing pedestal 20.
Next, as shown in FIG. 9B, by removing the second binding band 52, the reservoir tank 300, the artificial lung 400 assembly 390, and the non-operative field tube 200 packaged in the packaging bag 210 are packed. Only the pedestal 20 is separated.

In this way, when only the packing pedestal 20 containing the surgical field tube 100 is separated from the non-operative field tube 200 packaged in the reservoir tank 300, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, and the packaging bag 210. , The unit of the reservoir tank 300, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, and the packaging bag 210 is still bound by the third binding band 53. The unit of the reservoir tank 300, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, and the packaging bag 210 bound by the third binding band 53 is, for example, as shown in FIG. 9B, the holder 501 of the stand 500 for hanging. Can be hung using. That is, as shown in FIGS. 9B and 10, the doctor or operator lifts the connecting portion 350 with one-handed HD. Then, as shown in FIG. 9B, the reservoir tank 300, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, and the packaging bag 210 are hung on the holder 501 of the stand 500 and hung.

In this way, the reservoir tank 300 and the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400 can be easily hung and held by the one-handed HD with respect to the holder 501 of the stand 500, so that the doctor or the operator can have both hands free. Therefore, the doctor or the operator uses both hands to remove the third binding band 53 and separate the packaging bag 210 from the reservoir tank 300 and the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, as shown in FIG. 9C. Then, the packaging bag 210 can be broken and the plurality of non-operative field tubes 200A, 200B, and 200C shown in FIG. 3 of the plurality of non-operative field tubes 200 can be taken out in the order of use. The plurality of non-operative field tubes 200A, 200B, and 200C of the removed non-operative field tube 200 are sequentially connected.

On the other hand, at the time of surgery, the separated packing pedestal 20 is handed to the doctor by the operator as a surgical field tray. That is, the operator hands the packing pedestal 20 to the doctor with the surgical field tube 100 stored. As a result, since the surgical field tube 100 is not taken out from the packing pedestal 20, the surgical field tube 100 can be passed from the non-operative field area where the operator is located to the surgical field area where the doctor is located while maintaining the cleanliness of the surgical field tube 100. can.

When the operator opens the lid 23 from the substrate portion 22 of the packing pedestal 20 as shown in FIG. 7, the doctor wears gloves and starts from the substrate portion 22 of the packing pedestal 20 as shown in FIG. Take out the packaging bag 110 of the surgical field tube 100. The packaging bag 110 shown in FIG. 7 is broken, and the surgical field tube 100 is taken out. The surgical field tube 100 has a blood removal tube (blood removal circuit) and a blood supply tube (blood supply circuit). The venous catheter (bleeding catheter) is inserted from the femoral vein, and the tip of the venous catheter is placed in the right atrium. The arterial catheter (blood feeding catheter) is inserted from the femoral artery. The venous catheter is connected to the centrifugal pump side using a blood removal tube of the surgical field tube 100. When the centrifugal pump operates, blood is removed from the blood removal tube, passed through an artificial lung to add oxygen and remove carbon dioxide, and the blood is returned to the patient via the blood feeding tube of the surgical field tube 100.

As described above, if the first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 shown in FIG. 2 are colored differently from each other, the order in which the bands are removed is visually or sensuously. Since it can be recognized, the order of removing the band is correct. Further, if the first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 are numbered indicating the order of removal as described above, the order of removing the bands is correct. Therefore, it does not take longer than necessary to set up the extracorporeal circulation circuit system, and the preparation time for the procedure can be shortened.

Further, by removing the first binding band 51, the second binding band 52, and the third binding band 53 provided with the buckles in order, the binding state can be released with one touch. Therefore, the assembly 390 of the reservoir tank 300 and the artificial lung 400 can be removed by removing the bottom plate 21 and the packing pedestal 20 without making a mistake in the order of removing the binding.

The separated reservoir tank 300, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, and the packaging bag 210 can be hung from the holder 501 of the stand 500 even by one doctor or operator. Therefore, after that, the doctor or the operator can set up the extracorporeal circulation circuit system using both hands, so that the time to set up can be shortened and the start of the procedure is not delayed. In addition, since the surgical field tube and the non-operative field tube do not inadvertently hang down on the floor and come into contact with each other, the cleanliness of each tube can be maintained.

The packing pedestal 20 as the surgical field tray carries the reservoir tank 300, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, and the packing bag 210, and also functions as a cushioning material. The use of artificial lung trays for storing artificial lungs has been abolished, and the work of unfixing artificial lungs in artificial lung trays can be reduced. By using the packing pedestal 20, the width dimension can be reduced by about 30%, and the packing size can be made compact. Since the unit of the packing pedestal 20, the reservoir tank 300, the assembly 390 of the artificial lung 400, and the packing bag 210 are bound by the second binding band 52 and the third binding band 53, they can be held by one hand and removed from the bottom plate 21. ..

(Comparison explanation of conventional packing methods)
The embodiments of the present invention have been described above. Here, the problem of packaging of the conventional extracorporeal circulation circuit system will be briefly described. Traditionally, when packing, the surgical field tube is located in the lateral area of the device reservoir tank and artificial lung. This surgical field tube is connected to the artificial lung and the reservoir tank, but the surgical field tube, the artificial lung and the reservoir tank are not integrally fixed by a hook-and-loop fastener tape or the like. For this reason, the extracorporeal circulation circuit system could not be set up with one hand because the surgical field tube, the artificial lung, and the reservoir tank could not be lifted with one hand and had to be lifted with both hands.

The conventional hook-and-loop fastener tape is soft, so if you try to remove the hook-and-loop fastener tape, the male and female parts of the hook-and-loop fastener will stick together again, which will be an obstacle and take time. .. Moreover, if the order of removing the plurality of hook-and-loop fastener tapes is incorrect, the tubes such as the surgical field tube and the non-operative field tube become entangled, and it takes time and effort to untie the entangled tubes.

Therefore, it takes time to set up the extracorporeal circulation circuit system, and the procedure is delayed in starting. Unremovable hook-and-loop fastener If the tube inadvertently hangs down on the floor and falls, the tube becomes dirty and unusable. Since the doctor or operator needs to hold the artificial lung, the reservoir tank, and the surgical field tube with separate hands, both hands are occupied, and the extracorporeal circulation circuit system cannot be set up by one person. There must be.

The embodiment of the present invention has been described above. However, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of claims. The configuration of the above embodiment may be partially omitted or may be arbitrarily combined so as to be different from the above. The number of binding bands used and the binding position are not limited to the illustrated examples and can be arbitrarily selected.

1: Packing device, 2: Packing box, 2A: Bottom, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E: Side, 2F, 2G, 2H, 2I: Top lid, 2J: Storage space, 3: Packing case, 4: Main body , 4A: Bottom, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E: Side, 4F: Opening, 4H: Outer surface, 4J: Storage space, 4S: Inner surface, 4T: Top, 5: Inner lid, 5A: Bottom, 5B, 5C 5, 5D, 5E: Side, 5F: Opening, 5J: Storage space, 5S: Outer surface, 5V: Pressure welding protrusion, 5W: Edge, 6: Packaging bag, 6D: Sealing part, 6P: Extension member, 7 , 8: Packaging bag, 10: Packaging object, 20: Packing pedestal, 21: Bottom plate, 22: Substrate, 22A: Plate, 22B, 22C, 22D, 22E: Side, 22K: Linear member, 22L, 22P: Part, 22R: Bottom, 22S: Remaining, 22T: Part, 22X: Bending baseline, 23: Lid, 23B, 23C, 23D, 23E: Side, 23F: Space, 24: Surgical field tube placement Part, 30: Top surface, 31: 1st mounting surface, 32: 2nd mounting surface, 40: Surgical field tube storage space, 51: 1st binding band, 52: 2nd binding band, 53: 3rd binding Band, 60: Band-shaped member, 61: Buckle, 65: Notch, 100: Surgical field tube, 110: Packaging bag, 200, 200A, 200B, 200C: Non-surgical field tube, 210: Packaging bag, 300: Reservoir tank, 350: Connecting part, 390: Assembly, 400: Artificial lung, 500: Stand, 501: Holder, HD: One hand, N: Part

Claims (4)

A pedestal for packing medical equipment that is pre-connected to the surgical field tube used in the surgical field and the non-surgical field tube used in the non-operative field.
It has a surgical field tube storage space for storing the surgical field tube,
A pedestal for packing a medical device, which comprises a top surface having a first mounting surface on which the medical device is placed and a second mounting surface on which the non-operative field tube is placed. The packing pedestal has a substrate portion having the surgical field tube storage space and a lid covering the substrate portion, and the substrate portion has a part of the substrate portion to be taken out in order to take out the surgical field tube. The pedestal for packing a medical device according to claim 1, wherein the structure is bendable with respect to the remaining portion of the substrate portion. A method of packing a medical device that is pre-connected to a surgical field tube used in the surgical field and a non-operative field tube used in the non-operative field.
A packing pedestal capable of storing the surgical field tube is prepared, and the surgical field tube is stored in the packing pedestal.
The medical device is placed on the first mounting surface of the top surface of the packing pedestal, and the non-operative field tube is placed on the second mounting surface of the top surface of the packing pedestal. The packing pedestal is placed on the bottom plate, and the bottom plate, the packing pedestal, the medical device, and the non-operative field tube are bound by the first binding band.
To bind the medical device placed on the top surface of the packing pedestal, the non-operative field tube, and the packing pedestal with a second binding band.
The medical device and the non-operative field tube are bound with a third binding band.
The first binding band, the second binding band, the bottom plate bound by the third binding band, the packing pedestal, the medical device, and the non-operative field tube are not fixed to the packing box. A method of packing medical equipment, which is characterized by being stored in. A medical device packing device that packs medical devices that are pre-connected to the surgical field tube used in the surgical field and the non-operative field tube used in the non-operative field.
A top surface having a surgical field tube storage space for accommodating the surgical field tube, and having a first mounting surface on which the medical device is placed and a second mounting surface on which the non-surgical field tube is placed. With the packing pedestal to have
A bottom plate on which the bottom surface of the packing pedestal is placed and
The bottom plate, the packing pedestal accommodating the surgical field tube, the medical device mounted on the first mounting surface, and the non-mounted on the second mounting surface. The first binding band that binds the surgical field tube,
The packing pedestal that houses the surgical field tube, the medical device mounted on the first mounting surface, and the non-surgical field tube mounted on the second mounting surface. With the second binding band that binds,
The non-operative field tubes are bundled and placed on the second mounting surface at a position on one side of the first mounting surface in the order in which the non-operative field tubes are used, and the non-operative field tubes are not bound to the packing pedestal. A third cable tie that binds the medical device and the non-operative field tube,
A packing box for storing the bound bottom plate, the packing pedestal, the medical device, and the non-operative field tube.
A packaging device for medical devices, characterized in that it comprises.

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