JPH0325790Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a suction device for pressurizing pus from the palatine tonsillar fossa.

The palatine tonsils, located on the left and right sides of the human pharyngopalatine arch, are prone to suppuration. Conventionally, when suppuration occurs, it has been treated indirectly, but the pus has not been directly removed. Ta.

This seems to be because the effectiveness of removing pus was not recognized.

However, according to the inventor's research, it was found that removing palatine tonsil fossa pus is effective in preventing and treating various diseases.

On the other hand, as mentioned above, the palatine tonsils are located on the left and right sides of the human pharyngopalatine arch, so whenever you want to remove pus, you cannot just push it out with your fingers like you would from a tumor that has formed on the outer skin. As mentioned above, since removal of palatine tonsil pus has not been performed in the past, no instrument for removing palatine tonsil pus has ever been provided.

The object of the present invention is to provide a completely novel instrument for removing palatine tonsil pus.

The suction device for pressurizing pus from the palatine tonsil crypt of the present invention has a lotus-mouth-shaped suction section that has a hemispherical concave plate with a plurality of small holes, and a suction device that is detachable and in communication with the lotus-mouth-shaped suction section. It consists of a suction tube connected to the suction tube and a suction source connected to the suction tube.

There is no particular restriction on the material of the palatine tonsillar pus extrusion suction device according to the present invention as long as it does not bend easily, but it must be made of metal in order to be able to be sterilized and used repeatedly. is preferred.

In particular, the lotus-shaped suction part may be made of synthetic resin instead of metal, as long as it is not used repeatedly and is disposable.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 is a lotus-shaped suction part of a suction device for pushing out pus from the palatine tonsil fossa, 2 is a hemispherical concave surface at the tip of the lotus-shaped suction part 1, and 3 is the concave surface. A small hole 4 is a suction tube to which the lotus-shaped suction part 1 is connected.

The lotus-shaped suction part 1 communicates with the suction tube 4,
The rear end of suction tube 4 is connected to a suitable suction source (not shown).

The diameter of the concave opening of the lotus-mouth suction part 1 is about 2 cm, which is the size of the palatine tonsils, and the shape of the small hole 3 is circular.
The size is preferably about 2 to 3 mm in diameter.

When the lotus-shaped suction part 1 and the suction tube 4 are connected,
The tip side is gently curved, for example, to the extent of the tip of Hartmann's pharyngeal cotton swab, and the concave surface 2 of the tip opening of the lotus-mouth suction part 1 is almost parallel to the axial direction of the suction device for pushing out pus from the palatine tonsil crypt. This makes it easier to operate.

The concave opening 2 at the tip of the lotus-shaped suction part 1 may not be circular, but may be somewhat oval or elliptical.

There is no particular restriction on the connection position between the lotus-shaped suction part 1 and the suction tube 4, but it is better to make the rear end tube part of the lotus-shaped suction part 1 as long as possible, in case the lotus-shaped suction part accidentally breaks during work. 1
This is convenient if it falls out.

A handle 5 with a hole through which a finger can be passed is attached to the rear end of the suction tube 4.

The suction device for squeezing pus out of the palatine tonsil crypt according to the present invention applies pressure to the palatine tonsil by applying the concave surface 2 of the lotus-mouth-shaped suction part 1 to the palatine tonsil, where pus has accumulated in the palatine tonsil crypt. It twists and squeezes out the pus, and at the same time sucks out the squeezed out pus.

In addition, the palatine tonsillar pus extrusion suction device of the present invention is not used alone, but was devised by the present inventor.
It may also be used in conjunction with the palatine tonsillar pus extrusion device, for which a utility model application was filed on the same date.

The suctioned pus passes through the suction tube 4, is collected in a suitable container, and is disposed of. I will not explain how to do this because you can use conventional methods.

As described above, according to the palatine tonsil pus extrusion device of the present invention, it is possible to compress pus balls, palatine tonsillar pus, blood pus, etc. in an extremely suitable manner without injuring the palatine tonsils containing pus at all. It can be taken out and removed.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partial cross-sectional side view of the palatine tonsil pus extrusion suction device according to the present invention, and Fig. 2 shows the concave opening of the lotus-shaped suction part of the palatine tonsil pus extrusion suction device of Fig. 1. It is a figure showing a shape.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A lotus-mouth-shaped suction part of a water droplet having a hemispherical concave plate with a plurality of small holes, a suction pipe detachably connected to the lotus-mouth-shaped suction part in a communicating state, and a suction pipe connected to the suction pipe. A suction device that presses out the pus from the palatine tonsillar fossa.