JPS60198139A - Press hemostatic fixing band - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a fixation band for hemostasis after puncturing left and right femoral arteries and veins.

In recent years, catheters for angiography have been inserted by puncturing the femoral artery and vein, or various drugs have been injected, embolization, and various pre- and post-operative tests have been performed. Since a compression pillow is placed on top of the gauze and a bandage is used to apply pressure and fixation over a wide area, the patient suffers from pain such as dermatitis, correction, and stiffness due to the use of the bandage.

In order to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks, the present invention is a fixation band that replaces bandage fixation, which crosses the puncture positions of the left and right thighs from the back of the waist, and then wraps around the thighs and connects them with a velvet fastener. By making it possible to lock the femoral artery and vein, bleeding at the puncture site of the femoral artery and vein can be efficiently stopped without causing pain to the subject and without causing dermatitis. be.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained in detail with reference to embodiment figures.

Four sets of first band 1a and second band 1b of appropriate length.

The third band 1c and the fourth band 1d are sewn and connected to each other with an elastic band 3 such as a rubber band with a notch 2 in the center, and the surfaces of the first band 1a and the second band 1b are A hook surface 4a of a velvet fastener is attached to the first band member 1.
A and a fourth band member 1d are provided with a loop surface 4b of a velvet fastener on the back side to constitute a pressure hemostasis fixing band 5.

Next, the effects of the present invention will be explained with reference to embodiment figures.

For example, when applying pressure to the puncture site of the right femoral artery using the compression hemostasis fixation band 5 of the present invention as shown in Fig. 3, gauze and a compression pillow are applied to the puncture site and then fixed. The back side of the third band IC of the band 5 is brought into contact with the back of the human body's lumbar region, and the second band 1b is passed around from the upper left of the iliac region to the right thigh, and the compression pillow is attached to the second band. Press it with the back surface of the body 1b, and then wrap the first band 1a around the back of the right thigh, and then press the second band 1a.
Pull up the first band 1a so as to cross it to the upper surface of the band 1b.
The loop surface 4b of the velvet fastener on the back side of the velvet fastener and the hook surface 4a of the velvet fastener on the front surface of the second band body 1b are engaged with each other, and the fourth band body 1d is attached to the first band body 1a.
The first band 1a and the fourth band 1d are fixed to each other by the loop surface 4b and hook surface 4a of the velvet fastener.

Each band is made to revolve around an elastic band 3 such as a rubber band while being stretched, and hook surfaces 4a and loop surfaces 4b of a velvet fastener are attached to the lower surface of one of the opposing bands to be attached. The pressure on the puncture site is strong, and there is no slippage or sagging after locking, and sufficient hemostasis is achieved.
It feels good on the skin, does not cause problems such as dermatitis, and can perform effective pressure hemostasis. The elastic band 3 has a notch 2 in the center, and the elastic band 3 on both sides of the third band body 1c
It has a good fit to both skin and bone parts, and it is easy and painless to operate when putting it on and taking it off, which brings about the remarkable effects mentioned above.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a pressure hemostasis fixation band according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a back view thereof, and FIG. 3 is a diagram of its usage state. 1. Band body, 2. Notches, 3. Elastic band, 4. Velvet fastener Patent applicants: Tsue Kagawa, Fumiyo Ishihara, Kieko Tominaga, Myako Inuzuka, and Reiko Goto.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 Several sets of bands of appropriate length are connected to each other using short stretchable bands with a notch in the center, and a hook surface of a velvet fastener is attached to the surface of the two sets of bands from one end, and both ends are attached. A fixation band for pressure hemostasis that is characterized by having a loop surface of a velvet fastener attached to the back side of the band body.