JPS62254745A - Holding member for surgical suturing yarn with needle - 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 [Field of Application] The present invention relates to a holding member for a suture with a surgical needle.

[Conventional technology]

A holding member for a surgical suture with a needle should be easy to remove, the needle and suture should not become tangled during removal, and the needle and suture should be held accurately within the holding member. required. In response to these demands, for example, as seen in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 54-46679, a needle is pierced through an elastic member and a suture loop is held by the elastic member. As described in Japanese Patent No. 60-148550, a spring for holding a needle and a spring for holding a suture thread are bendably connected via a crease line, and the needle is attached to one of the springs.
The Vt doubling yarn is inserted into the slit formed in the slit, and the Vt doubling yarn is placed in the external force panel, and after being wound around the pins inserted into the nine or so pin holes, the bottle is pulled out and held in the spring μ. provided.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, the method of holding the needle by piercing it through an elastic member, as in the suture package described in JP-A No. 54-46679, does not hold the needle accurately. Although it is advantageous in this respect, there is a concern that the needle tip, which is shaped into a slight forward curve, may be deformed when inserting the needle tip into an elastic member or when removing the needle that has been pierced. When Kf formation occurs, the needle penetration resistance increases, which has a serious effect on surgical techniques.
In the suture package described in Publication No. 8550, there is no concern about changes in the shape of the needle, but the suture thread in the part near the needle is held in the cutout formed in the panel. , When inserting a suture into the incision, or when removing the suture from the incision during use, a slide mjI1 is inserted between the incision edge and the suture.
This friction causes minute fluffing to occur in a portion of the reeling thread, which adversely affects tissue passage during surgery. In addition, the suture thread has a tendency to curl due to the pins, making it difficult to take out the needle-attached suture thread from the package.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention provides a holding member that does not have the inconveniences of the conventional needle suture packages described above and allows the needle suture to be taken out more smoothly. As shown in 2nd vlK, there is a crease in the vertically long rectangular mount part l and the mount part 1! 12
It has a cover paper part 3 which overlaps the surface of at least the lower half of the mount part L and a small hole 4 in the center part, and a slit 5 is formed downward from the small hole 4. The lower half portion of the tongue portion 6 in which the slit 5 is present is inserted into the horizontal slit 7 provided above the mount portion 1 so that the needle 8 is connected to the upper surface of the mount portion 1. A suture thread 9 located between the upper half surface of the tongue portion 6 and connected to the rear end of the needle 8 passes through the small hole 4 and emerges on the surface side of the mount portion 1. The above-mentioned stirring paper portion 3 is reserved in a ring shape on the surface of the mount portion 10, and the above-mentioned stirring paper portion 3 is piled up on the upper surface side, and is housed in an arbitrary packaging bag.

[Effect]

The upper half portion 6A of the tongue portion 6 inserted into the horizontal slit 7 and held by the mount portion 1 overlaps the upper surface of the mount portion 1 and lightly presses and holds the needle 8 located therebetween.
Furthermore, the slit 5 in the lower half portion 6B of the tongue portion 6 facilitates the introduction of the suture thread 9 connected to the needle 8 into the small hole 4. At the same time, the suture thread 9 is exposed, the needle is prevented from wandering unnecessarily, and the position of the starting end of the suture thread connected to the rear end of the needle is easily regulated. Prevents the edge from acting too strongly on the suture. The separator paper part covers the suture thread reserved in a ring shape on the mount part to prevent the ring-shaped reserve state from being disturbed and facilitates the individual extraction of the nailed*a doubling threads.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail based on drawings showing embodiments of the present invention. FIGS. 1 and 2 show the basic aspects of a needle-equipped suture holding member 100 of the package of the present invention, and an open view and an assembled view. The holding member is attached to the mount portion 1. It consists of a thin paper section 3 and a tongue section 6, and the upper part of the mount is a vertically elongated rectangle, and a horizontal slit 7 with an end is provided in the upper center of the rectangle. The cover paper portion 3 has the same width dimension as the mount portion l, and has a length sufficient to cover at least the lower half of the mount portion 1, and is made of one piece i.
In the example, it is connected to the side of the mount portion 10 via the fold line 2. The tongue portion 6 includes a lower half portion 6B having a width that can be inserted into the horizontal slit 7 of the mount portion L, and an upper surface of the mount portion 1 above the lateral slit and having a width comparable to that of the mount portion 1. The upper half is 6 mm long and is large enough to cover one person.

A small hole 4 is provided in the center of the boundary area between the upper half portion 6m and the lower half portion 6B, and a vertical slit 5 extending from the lower peripheral edge of the small hole 4 to the lower end of the lower half portion 6B is provided. By introducing the suture thread 9 into the small hole 4 using the vertical slit 5 formed therein.

Place the needle 8 on the back side of the upper half of the tongue portion 6.

The suture thread 9 can be sectioned and held on the surface side of the lower half portion 6B.

When making a package of suture thread with a needle using the above-mentioned holding member 10, first, the suture thread 9 is introduced into the small hole 4 using the vertical slit 5 of the tongue part 6, and the needle 8 is inserted into the tongue part 6. At the same time, the suture thread 90 is placed on the front side of the tongue portion 60, and the lower half portion 6B of the tongue portion 6 is placed on a mount as shown in FIG. Insert the needle 8 into the horizontal slit 7 of part 1 and insert the needle 8 into the mount part 1.
The suture thread 9 is held between the upper surface 1mm of the tongue portion 6 and the upper half portion of the tongue portion 6, and the suture thread 9 is
It is reserved in the form of a ring or loop on the surface, and then the covering paper portion 3 is folded and superimposed on the suture thread 9 to form a holding configuration as shown in FIG. By placing it in the bag 20, a package as shown in FIG. 4 is obtained.

Although the packaging bag 20 does not necessarily need to be specified, as shown in FIG. This is preferable because the product name, specifications, etc. printed on the back side of the mount part 1 or cover paper part 3 can be read. Preferably, an adhesive 11.11 is applied to the upper back surface of the mount portion 1 of the holding member to be accommodated and to the front surface side of the upper half portion 6m of the tongue portion 6.
After storing the holding member in the bag 20, apply the adhesive 11.11.
Therefore, the upper back surface of the mount portion 1, the back inner surface of the bag 20, and the surface of the upper half portion 6m of the tongue portion 6 and the front inner surface of the bag 200 are adhered to each other.

When the top of the bag 20 is opened, the upper half of the tongue portion 6 is simultaneously opened to reveal the needle 8, as shown in FIG. It is preferable to configure the device so that it can be extracted together with the device.

Further, in the above embodiment, nine embodiments are shown in which the tongue portion 6 is formed separately from the mount portion 1, but as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the tongue portion 6 is formed separately from the mount portion 1. It is connected to the upper side edge of the mount portion 1 via a crease line 12, and by bending from the crease line 12, the lower half portion 6B is inserted into the horizontal slit 7 of the mount portion l. Good too.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 9, the holding members 10 may be individually delivered to a packaging material to which a plurality of wrapping papers 20 and 20 are connected via perforations 1jj13 to form a package.
Also, as shown in FIG. 10, a plurality of holding members 10.1
It is also a preferable packaging mode to package consecutive 0's in one packaging bag 20.

〔Effect of the invention〕

Thus, the holding member 10 for a suture with a needle according to the present invention
consists of a vertically elongated mount portion 1, a cover paper portion 3° that is continuous with the mount portion 1 via a fold 412 and fits on the surface of at least the lower half of the mount portion 1, and a small hole in the center portion. 4 and a tongue portion 6 in which a slit 5 is formed downward from the small hole 4.

The lower half portion 6B of the tongue portion 6 where the slit 7 is present is inserted into the horizontal slit 7 provided above the mount portion 1, and the forceps 8 are inserted between the upper surface 1m of the mount portion 1 and the tongue portion. The upper half of the needle 8 is located between the back surface of the needle 8 and the rear end of the needle 8.'! & The continuous suture thread 9 passes through the small hole 4 and emerges on the surface side of the mount portion 10, and the suture thread 9 is reserved in the shape of a ring or loop on the surface of the mount portion l, and the above-mentioned cover is formed on the upper surface side. Since the paper parts 3 are stacked one on top of the other, when taking out the needle-attached suture thread, by surrounding the tongue part 6, the needle 8 is exposed in a free state and in a state where it can be taken out with a fingertip. By pulling out the exposed needles 8, they can be easily taken out one by one without damaging the needles 8 or suture threads 9.

In the example, one suture with a needle was held at 7.
? , Ja1 is described, but it can also be applied to sutures equipped with needles at both ends.

It is also possible to have one holding member hold two or more needle sutures. It is also a preferred embodiment to use a sterile material for the entire holding member or for the cover paper portion and tongue portion.More preferably, the packaging bag is made of a packaging sheet material that passes sterile gas but does not allow bacteria to pass through. It is preferable to sterilize the packaging package containing the holding member before storing it.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show embodiments of the present invention, and include the first embodiment.
The figure is a plan view of the holding member, FIG. 2 is a front view of the suture with a needle being held, FIG. 3 is a vertical cross-sectional side view of the tongue portion, and FIG. 4 is an example of the state of the packaging package. front view,
Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing the unsealed state of the packaging package, Fig. 6 (A) (-(C)) is a plan view showing other shapes of the tongue portion, and Figs. 7 and 8 are FIG. 9 is a side view illustrating an embodiment in which the tongue portion is connected to the mount portion, and FIG. 9 is a front view illustrating an embodiment of the packaging package that is separably continuous. FIG. 1O is a front view showing a package in which a plurality of holding members are separably connected and packaged in one packaging bag. 1...Mount part, 2...Fold line. 3...Covering paper part, 4...Small hole. 5...Slit, 6...Tongue piece part. 7...Horizontal slit, 8...Needle. 9... Suture thread, 10... Holding member. 20...Packaging bag. ¥, 4″l121 5th hearing%b
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Claims (3)

[Claims] (1) A vertically long mount part, a cover paper part that is connected to the mount part through a fold line and overlaps at least the surface of the lower half of the mount part, and a small hole in the center part, from which the small hole The lower half of the tongue portion having the slit is inserted into the horizontal slit provided above the mount portion, and the needle is inserted into the upper surface of the mount portion. A suture thread located between the back surface of the upper half of the tongue portion and connected to the rear end of the needle passes through the small hole and emerges on the front side of the mount portion, and the suture thread is A holding member for a surgical needle-equipped suture thread, characterized in that a ring or loop is reserved on the surface of the mount portion, and the covering paper portion is overlaid on the upper surface side. (2) The surgical needle-equipped suture according to claim 1, wherein the tongue portion is formed separately from the mount portion, and the lower half portion thereof is inserted into the horizontal slit of the mount portion. Holding member. (3) The surgical needle suture holding member according to claim 1, wherein the tongue portion is connected to the upper side of the mount portion via a fold line.