KR102595653B1 - Hemostatic fixation structure using adhesive bandage and cotton wool for filter - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a hemostatic fixation structure using a self-adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool. More specifically, the present invention relates to a hemostatic fixation structure using a commercially available filter-type cotton wool and an adhesive bandage capable of adhering to a filter-type cotton wool top on one side of the fixation unit. A person who can provide a quick hemostatic effect by interpolating and fixing, and providing an adhesive bandage on the upper side of the fixing part, and fixing the filter-type cotton wool including the fixing part with the filter-type cotton wool in close contact with the affected area through the adhesive bandage. It relates to a hemostatic fixation structure using a wearable bandage and a filter-type cotton wool.

Description

Hemostatic fixation structure using adhesive bandage and filter-type cotton wool {Hemostatic fixation structure using adhesive bandage and cotton wool for filter}

The present invention relates to a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool. More specifically, the present invention relates to a hemostatic fixation structure using a commercially available filter-type cotton wool and an adhesive bandage capable of adhesiveness, by fixing the filter-type cotton wool to the affected area. It relates to a hemostatic fixation structure that can achieve a rapid hemostatic effect.

In general, when performing a procedure that penetrates the patient's body, i.e. blood vessels, with a needle or catheter, or when a large amount of blood is spurted from the affected area of the body and hemostasis is difficult, it is necessary to secure it by attaching a filter-type cotton pad to the body rather than a simple bandage. do.

Furthermore, there is a need for a more effective hemostatic effect by compressing the affected area with a filter-type cotton ball rather than simply fixing the filter-type cotton ball in close contact with the affected area.

In particular, there is a need to use filter-type cotton wool that can quickly absorb a large amount of blood and has a thickness that can also achieve a hemostatic effect through pressure, rather than a thin filter-type cotton wool with a simple pad shape.

However, filter-type cotton wool with this thickness is not only hygienic because the patient presses and fixes it with his or her own hands, but hemostasis is not effective because the patient performs pressure hemostasis arbitrarily, and the patient's legs or knees, not the arms, are not effective in hemostasis. It may be difficult to apply pressure and stop the bleeding by hand.

As a prior art that can be directly fixed to the affected area to solve this problem, a "band with a compression hemostasis pad attached" is disclosed in Korean Public Utility Model Publication No. 20-2013-0002825.

In the prior art, a pad portion made of medical foam for hemostasis is formed in the center of one side of the band cover body, and a pad protector covering the upper part of the pad is included. The pad protector is selectively removed according to the user's intention to use the band. By attaching the cover body to the body, the pad portion can be fixed in close contact with the affected area.

However, in the prior art, a gap is created between the pad protector and the pad portion due to the pad portion having a certain thickness and protruding in the center of one side of the band cover body, so that dust or foreign substances may flow into the side of the pad portion during carrying and storage, especially Since one side of the cover body is adhesive for fixing the body, there is a problem that external dust or foreign substances adhere to the cover body, making hygienic use difficult.

Additionally, if the affected area is large or is a part of the body with a lot of activity, there is a risk that the band will fall off the body during movement if it is fixed in a simple attachment form.

In particular, in the case of the prior art, there is an inconvenience in that it is difficult to use conventional filter-type cotton pads of various sizes or self-adhesive bandages with an adhesive function.

Republic of Korea Public Utility Model Publication No. 20-2013-0002825 “Band with compression hemostasis pad attached” Republic of Korea Registered Utility Model Publication No. 20-0473635 “Compression Hemostasis Band”

The present invention is intended to solve the above-mentioned problem, by interpolating and fixing the top of the filter-type cotton wool on one side of the fixture using commercially available filter-type cotton wool and an adhesive bandage, and attaching the filter-type cotton wool to the upper side of the fixture. A hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool that can provide a quick hemostatic effect by fixing the filter-type cotton wool including the fixing part with a bandage to the affected area with the filter-type cotton wool in close contact with the affected area through the adhesive bandage. The purpose is to provide.

In addition, the filter-type cotton wool and self-adhesive bandage that are combined with the fixing part can be firmly coupled and fixed to the fixing part, and in particular, the position of the cylindrical filter-type cotton wool is partially inserted into the fixing part and is fixed, providing a continuous pressure hemostasis effect. The purpose is to provide a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and filter-type cotton wool that can be provided to the affected area.

The problems to be solved by the present invention are not limited to the problems mentioned above, and other problems not mentioned can be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the description below.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention includes a fixing part; A filter-type cotton pad whose upper end is inserted into and fixed to the fixing part and whose lower end is in close contact with the affected area to stop bleeding; and a self-adhesive bandage that is fixed to the upper surface of the fixing unit and wrapped around the body to tightly fix the fixing unit and the filter-type cotton wool to the affected area, wherein the fixing unit has a hexahedral shape with an open lower surface and an open lower surface. A fixed frame into which the top of the filter-type cotton wool is inserted; And a mounting frame formed on the upper surface of the fixed frame and having a shape larger than the shape of the upper surface of the fixed frame, wherein one end of the self-adhesive bandage is tightly fixed to the upper surface of the mounting frame, and the other end is extended and coupled to the body. , the fixing part and the filter-type cotton wool can be brought into close contact with the affected area.

In addition, the fixed frame includes an internal groove that communicates with the open lower surface and into which the top of the filter-type cotton wool is inserted; and a fitting protrusion formed on the front and rear surfaces of the inner groove, respectively, and protruding perpendicularly from the formed surface, and an inclined surface whose protrusion increases upward toward the bottom of the fitting protrusion is formed, wherein the filter-type cotton pad is formed. When inserted into the inner groove, the fitting protrusion may be in close contact with the front and rear surfaces of the filter-type cotton pad.

At this time, the inner upper surface of the inner groove is formed with a curved surface that is curved toward both sides, and when the filter-type cotton wool is inserted into the inner groove, the upper end is in close contact with the curved surface and is deformed into the same shape as the curved surface to fix the It can be coupled and fixed to the frame.

In addition, the upper surface of the mounting frame is formed with a protruding locking protrusion at the front and rear edges, respectively. The locking protrusion extends along the front and rear edges of the mounting frame, and the self-adhesive bandage is formed on the locking protrusion. It may be provided in close contact with the spaced inner side of the liver.

At this time, the mounting frame is formed with inclined wings extending to both ends, respectively, and is bent toward the fixed frame, and the self-adhesive bandage, which is closely fixed along the upper surface of the mounting frame, is attached to the body along the inclined wings bent toward the body. can be combined

In addition, penetrating protrusions are formed on both ends of the upper surface of the mounting frame to protrude upward, and the through protrusions protrude in a cone shape, but are made up of a plurality and are arranged at regular intervals along the side edges of the mounting frame, When the adhesive bandage is mounted on the mounting frame, the through protrusion penetrates the adhesive bandage and the adhesive bandage is fixed to the mounting frame.

In this way, the present invention interpolates and fixes the top of the filter-type cotton wool on one side of the fixing part using commercially available filter-type cotton wool and an adhesive bandage capable of adhesiveness, and provides an adhesive bandage on the upper side of the fixing part to secure the fixing part. It has the effect of providing rapid hemostasis by fixing the included filter-type cotton wool in close contact with the affected area through an adhesive bandage.

In addition, the filter-type cotton wool and self-adhesive bandage that are combined with the fixing part can be firmly coupled and fixed to the fixing part, and in particular, the position of the cylindrical filter-type cotton wool is partially inserted into the fixing part and is fixed, providing a continuous pressure hemostasis effect. It has the effect of providing to the affected area.

The effects of the present invention are not limited to the effects mentioned above, and other effects not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the description below.

Figure 1 shows another example of a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton pad according to the present invention as a first state of use.
Figure 2 shows another example of a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton pad according to the present invention as a second state of use.
Figure 3 is a bottom perspective view of another embodiment of a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton pad according to the present invention.
Figure 4 is a plan perspective view of another embodiment of a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton pad according to the present invention.
Figure 5 is a state diagram showing an example of a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton pad according to the present invention.
Figure 6a shows a bottom perspective view of the fixing part according to the present invention.
Figure 6b shows a plan perspective view of the fixing part according to the present invention.
Figure 7 is a front view showing an example of the use of a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton pad according to the present invention.
Figure 8a shows another embodiment of the fixing part according to the present invention in a bottom perspective view.
Figure 8b shows another embodiment of the fixing part according to the present invention in a plan perspective view.
Figure 8c is a front view showing another embodiment of the fixing part according to the present invention.
Figure 9 is a state diagram showing another example of a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton pad according to the present invention.
Figure 10 shows another embodiment of the fixing part according to the present invention in a bottom perspective view.
Figure 11 shows another embodiment of the fixing part according to the present invention in a plan perspective view.
Figure 12 is an exploded perspective view of another embodiment of the fixture and filter-type cotton wool according to the present invention.
Figure 13 shows another embodiment of the fixing part and filter-type cotton wool according to the present invention in a side cross-sectional view.

Since the present invention can make various changes and have various embodiments, specific embodiments will be illustrated in the drawings and described in detail.

However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to specific embodiments, and should be understood to include all changes, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and technical scope of the present invention. While describing each drawing, similar reference numerals are used for similar components.

When a component is said to be "connected" or "connected" to another component, it is understood that it may be directly connected to or connected to the other component, but that other components may exist in between. It should be. On the other hand, when it is mentioned that a component is “directly connected” or “directly connected” to another component, it should be understood that there are no other components in between.

The terms used in this application are only used to describe specific embodiments and are not intended to limit the invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In this application, terms such as “comprise” or “have” are intended to designate the presence of features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in the specification, but are not intended to indicate the presence of one or more other features. It should be understood that this does not exclude in advance the possibility of the existence or addition of elements, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the attached drawings. The same symbols shown in each drawing represent the same members. In describing the present invention, detailed descriptions of related known functions or configurations are omitted in order to not obscure the gist of the present invention.

Figure 1 shows another example of a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool according to the present invention as a first state diagram, and Figure 2 shows a first use state diagram using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool according to the present invention. Another example of the hemostatic fixation structure is shown in the second use state diagram, and Figure 3 is a bottom perspective view of another example of the hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool according to the present invention. Figure 4 is a plan perspective view of another embodiment of a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton pad according to the present invention.

Referring to Figures 1 to 4, another example of a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool according to the present invention is a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool according to the present invention, which will be described later. As in one embodiment of the structure, it is composed of a fixing part 100, a filter-type cotton wool 200, and an adhesive bandage 300, but the fixing part 100 is a cover in addition to the fixing frame 110 and the mounting frame 120. Since this is done by adding the frame 130, a description of the common configuration will be provided later.

The present invention is an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton pad that can obtain a quick hemostatic effect by pressing and fixing the filter-type cotton wool (200) on the affected area using the filter-type cotton wool (200) and adhesive bandage (300) sold on the market. It relates to a hemostatic fixation structure (1) using, and this fixation band structure (1) is composed of a fixation part (100), a filter-type cotton wool (200), and an adhesive bandage (300).

The fixing part 100 is fitted with the upper end of the filter-type cotton wool 200 at the bottom, so that the filter-type cotton wool 200 is positioned between the affected part and the fixing part 100 to perform pressure hemostasis on the affected part, and the fixing part ( An adhesive bandage 300 is provided at the top of 100, so that the upper part of the fixing part 100, rather than the filter-type cotton wool 200, wraps around the patient's body so that the fixing part 100, including the filter-type cotton wool 200, adheres to the affected area. It can be fixed to the body at the same time.

This fixing part 100 is made of synthetic resin and does not deform even when adhered to the body by the self-adhesive bandage 300. It is water-resistant and prevents external foreign substances or blood from sticking to the outside of the fixing part 100 for a long period of time. It has the advantage of being hygienic and capable of being used multiple times.

As described above, the fixing part 100 of another embodiment of the hemostatic fixing structure 100 using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool according to the present invention includes a fixing frame 110, a mounting frame 120, and a cover frame. It consists of (130).

The fixed frame 110 is fitted by inserting a portion of the upper part of the filter-type cotton wool 200, and the mounting frame 120 has a panel shape at the top of the fixed frame 110, and is larger than the upper surface of the fixed frame 110. is formed

The cover frame 130 is formed in a panel shape corresponding to the size of the mounting frame 120, and one side is coupled to one side of the mounting frame 120, and the other side is inserted and detachable from the other side of the mounting frame 120. do.

That is, one side of the cover frame 130 is coupled to one side of the mounting frame 120, and the other side is fitted and attached to the other side of the mounting frame 120, and then the cover frame 130 is unattached and detached.

For this purpose, the cover frame 130 is provided with a protruding and detachable protrusion 131 on the other side, and the mounting frame 120 has a detachment groove on the other side into which the detachable protrusion 131 of the cover frame 130 is inserted and detached. This is a penetrating formation.

Meanwhile, the cover frame 130 may further include a tape fixing protrusion 132 protruding toward the mounting frame 120 on the lower surface facing the mounting frame 120.

When the cover frame 130 is inserted into the mounting frame 120, the tape fixing protrusion 132 can press the self-adhesive bandage 300 disposed on the upper part of the mounting frame 120.

Accordingly, in a state in which the cover frame 130 is not fitted to the mounting frame 120, the adhesive bandage 300 is disposed and wound on the upper part of the mounting frame 120, and the adhesive bandage 300 is placed on the upper portion. The other side of each of the cover frame 130 and the mounting frame 120 may be fitted and attached while covering the upper part of the placed mounting frame 120.

Accordingly, it is possible to prevent the adhesive bandage 300 disposed on the upper part of the mounting frame 120 from being separated from the upper part of the mounting frame 120 due to external force.

Figure 5 is a state diagram showing an example of a hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton pad according to the present invention, Figure 6a is a bottom perspective view of the fixation part according to the invention, and Figure 6b is a The fixing part according to the present invention is shown in a plan perspective view, and Figure 7 shows a front view showing an example of the use of a hemostatic fixing structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool according to the present invention.

Referring further to FIGS. 5 to 7, the fixing part 100 has a hexahedral shape with an open lower surface, and a fixing frame 110 into which a portion of the upper part of the filter-type cotton wool 200 is inserted and fitted, and the fixing frame 110 ) It consists of a mounting frame 120 that has a panel shape at the top and is formed larger than the upper surface of the fixed frame 110.

First, the lower surface of the fixing frame 110 is open as shown in Figure 6b, and an inner groove 111 into which the upper part of the filter-type cotton 200 can be inserted is formed by recessing from the lower surface upward, and the inner groove 111 ) On the inner upper surface of the inner upper surface of the inner groove 111 so that the top of the filter-type cotton wool 200, which has a cylindrical shape, can be fixed in a close contact with the curve, a curved surface ( 111a) is formed.

Therefore, the upper curve of the filter-type cotton wool 200 can be inserted into the inner groove 111 in close contact with the curve R1 formed on the inside of the curved surface 111a, and through this, the filter-type cotton wool 200 Idle rotation and movement inside the fixed frame 110 can be prevented.

At this time, the curve R1 formed inside the curved surface 111a has a smaller curved angle R1 than the curve formed along the outer peripheral surface of the filter-type cotton wool 200, and is inserted into the inner groove 111 to be bent. The top of the filter-type cotton 200, which is in close contact with the surface 111a, is in a state in which the filter-type cotton 200 is deformed and compressed to fit the inner space of the inner groove 111 through the filter-type cotton 200, which can be deformed by external force. so that it can be combined with the fixed frame 110 (see Figure 7).

In addition, fixing protrusions 112, which are formed on the front and rear sides of the inner side of the fixing frame 110 and are closely fixed to the front and back of the cylindrical filter-type cotton pad 200, are formed to protrude inward.

The fixing protrusions 112 are formed in pairs on the front and rear sides of the inner side of the inner groove 111, respectively, and are formed to protrude on both sides around the center of the formed surface. In addition, the fixing protrusion 112 extends from the bottom to the top of the formed surface, that is, in contact with the curved surface 111a, depending on the height of the front and rear surfaces.

Therefore, when the top of the cylindrical filter-type cotton wool 200 is inserted into the fixing frame 110, the upper surface corresponding to the outer peripheral surface of the filter-type cotton wool 200 is in close contact with the inside of the curved surface 111a, and the fixing protrusion ( 112) is in close contact with the front and back of the filter-type cotton 200, respectively, and prevents the filter-type cotton 200 from moving while being fixed inside the inner groove 111 of the fixed frame 110.

That is, the top of the filter-type cotton 200 in close contact with the curved surface 111a can prevent the filter-type cotton 200 from idling or moving in the lateral direction inside the inner groove 111, and the front and rear surfaces are It is fixed by the fixing protrusion 112 and can be prevented from moving in the forward and backward directions, so that the filter-type cotton wool 200 can be stably fixed in close contact with the affected area.

Among the fixing protrusions 112, the fixing protrusion 112 formed on the inner front of the inner groove 111 protrudes vertically in the inner rear direction, and the fixing protrusion 112 formed on the inner rear of the inner groove 111 protrudes in the inner front direction. It protrudes vertically. These fixing protrusions 112 are such that when the filter-type cotton wool 200 is inserted into the inner groove 111, the front and rear surfaces of the filter-type cotton wool 200 are depressed in the same shape as the closely adhered fixing protrusions 112, thereby forming a filter. The molded cotton 200 may be formed in a close contact state by inserting fixing protrusions 112 into the front and rear sides, respectively.

In addition, at the bottom of the fixing protrusion 112, an inclined surface 112a is formed whose protrusion width increases toward the upper side to form an incline, and the filter-type cotton wool 200 is formed through the interpolation groove 111 along this inclined surface 112a. It can be easily inserted upward and fixed within the fixing frame 110.

The above-described fixing frame 110 is formed as a hexahedron with an open lower surface, and the inner width of the inner groove 111 in the front-back direction is formed to be the same as the thickness of the conventionally commercially available cylindrical filter-type cotton wool 200, as shown in FIG. 5 As shown in and 3, the outer peripheral surface of the filter-type cotton wool 200 may be combined with the filter-type cotton wool 200 so that the outer peripheral surface of the filter-type cotton wool 200 is fixedly pressed in close contact with the affected area.

In addition, a mounting frame 120 is formed on the upper surface of the fixed frame 110, which has a thin plate shape and a width greater than the upper surface of the fixed frame 110.

The mounting frame 120 is formed integrally with the fixing frame 110, and an adhesive bandage 300 is adhesively connected to the upper surface, so that the fixing part 100 including the body and the filter-type cotton wool 200 are in close contact with the affected area. so that it can be fixed.

This mounting frame 120 may have a locking protrusion 121 formed on each of the front and rear edges of the upper surface so that the self-adhesive bandage 300 can be placed inside.

The locking protrusions 121 are formed at the front and rear edges of the mounting frame 120, respectively, and protrude vertically in the upward direction. An adhesive bandage 300 is attached to the inner space between the locking protrusions 121, that is, the space between the locking protrusions 121 to connect the fixing part 100 to the body.

That is, since the locking protrusions 121 are not formed on both sides of the mounting frame 120, the end or center of the self-adhesive bandage 300 is glued and fixed to the upper surface of the mounting frame 120, and is attached to the mounting frame 120. No separate jaws are formed at the edges so that the extended portion of the self-adhesive bandage 300 can be extended to surround the body centered on the part, and locking jaws 121 are formed protruding on the front and back sides, respectively, to form self-adhesive bandages ( It guides the 300) to be located on the center side of the upper surface of the mounting frame 120 and at the same time prevents the self-adhesive bandage 300 from moving forward and backward due to body movement, thereby maintaining the self-adhesive bandage 300 and the fixing unit ( 100) It is possible to improve the bonding force and fixing force between teeth.

In addition, inclined wings 122 extending in a curved shape inclined toward the fixed frame 110 located below may be additionally formed on both sides of the mounting frame 120. This will be explained through FIGS. 8A to 5.

Figure 8a is a bottom perspective view showing another embodiment of the fixing part according to the present invention, Figure 8b is a top perspective view showing another embodiment of the fixing part according to the present invention, and Figure 8c is a bottom perspective view showing another embodiment of the fixing part according to the present invention. Another embodiment is shown in a front view, and Figure 9 shows another embodiment of the hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton pad according to the present invention as a state of use diagram.

Referring to FIG. 8A, inclined wings 122 are formed on both sides of the mounting frame 120, with the fixed frame 110 extending in both directions. These inclined wings 122 may be included in the mounting frame 120 and provided with an adhesive bandage 300 on the upper side, and similarly, on the front and rear sides where the inclined wings 122 are formed, locking protrusions 121 are vertically protruding from the upper surface, respectively. is formed

The mounting frame 120 on which these inclined wings 122 are formed is formed as one body by combining the fixed frame 110 in the center as shown in FIG. 8C, but is preferably formed in an arc shape with a certain curve from the front.

Therefore, as shown in Figure 9, when the filter-type cotton wool 200 is combined with the fixing frame 110 located at the bottom center, the self-adhesive bandage 300 is overlapped on the mounting frame 120 that extends on both sides and is curved in the downward direction. The fixing part 100 and the filter-type cotton wool 200 can be fixed by pressure to the affected area.

At this time, the adhesive bandage 300 is arranged along the upper surface of the mounting frame 120 and fixed on the mounting frame 120, and the mounting frame is bent downward according to the bend (R2) of the mounting frame 120, that is, toward the body. Since it is disposed along the upper surface of 120, the inclined wings 122 serve as a guide so that the adhesive bandage 300 can be more adhered to the body.

In addition, the locking protrusion 121 extends to the upper surface of the mounting frame 120, that is, to the side where the inclined wings 122 are extended, but both ends are extended so as not to extend to the extended ends of the inclined wings 122, so that the holding frame ( 120) The self-adhesive bandage 300 is easily attached and placed along the inside of the pair of locking protrusions 121 on the upper surface.

The filter-type cotton wool 200 is wound thinly in a tape shape and has a cylindrical shape like a roll. As described above, this filter-type cotton wool 200 is coupled to the fixing frame 110 with the upper part inserted, and the lower outer circumferential surface is provided in close contact with the affected area, using the manpower and self-adhesive bandage 300. As it is compressed, the cross section (front and back) of the filter-type cotton 200 has an oval shape that extends from a circle to both sides, and can be compressed and extended to fit the range of the affected area.

The self-adhesive bandage 300 can use a conventional tape with adhesive applied to one side to form an adhesive surface 310, and a medical tape made of non-woven material based on polyurethane or synthetic rubber with elastic multilayers can be used. It is desirable, but not limited to this.

This self-adhesive bandage 300 has an adhesive surface 310 formed on one side in close contact with the upper surface of the mounting frame 120, so that the fixing part 100 and the filter-type cotton wool 200 can be tightly fixed to the affected area. It can be fixed by pressure through (300) the degree of wrapping around the body, the wrapping strength, etc.

The above-described filter-type cotton wool 200 can be deformed in close contact with the inner surface of the curved surface 111a within the fixed frame 110, and can be fixed while inserted into the inner groove 111 of the fixed frame 110. In order to improve the bonding force between the filter-type cotton wool 200 and the fixing part 100, a fitting groove 210 is formed in the filter-type cotton wool 200, and the fitting groove 210 is formed on the inside of the curved surface 111a of the fixing frame 110. A fitting protrusion 113 that can be fitted into (210) may be formed to protrude. This embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 12 and 7.

Figure 10 shows another embodiment of the fixing part according to the present invention in a bottom perspective view, and Figure 11 shows another embodiment of the fixing part according to the present invention in a top perspective view.

Figure 12 is an exploded perspective view showing another embodiment of the fixing part and the filter-type cotton wool according to the present invention, and Figure 13 is a side cross-sectional view showing another embodiment of the fixing part and the filter-type cotton wool according to the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 12, a pair of fitting protrusions 113 may be formed to protrude on both sides around the center on the inside of the curved surface 111a formed inside the inner groove 111 of the fixing frame 110.

This fitting protrusion 113 corresponds to the front-to-back width of the fixing frame 110 or extends smaller than the front-to-back width, but protrudes downward, and the protruding end is curved into a hemispherical shape to form a filter-type cotton pad ( 200) It can be easily inserted and fixed into the fitting groove 210 formed at the top.

At this time, the protruding length of the fitting protrusion 113 is formed to be smaller than the vertical height of the fixing frame 110 to prevent the end of the fitting protrusion 113 from protruding outward from the open lower surface of the fixing frame 110.

In addition, a fitting groove 210 is formed on the upper surface of the filter-type cotton wool 200 inserted into the fixing frame 110, and is recessed downward in the same position and protruding shape as the fitting protrusion 113.

Therefore, as shown in Figure 13, when the filter-type cotton wool 200 is inserted into the inner groove 111, the upper surface of the filter-type cotton wool 200 comes into close contact with the curved surface 111a, and at the same time, the fitting protrusion 113 is placed inside the fitting groove 210. ) is inserted to further improve the bonding force between the fixed frame 110 and the filter-type cotton wool 200.

In addition, the hemostatic effect through pressure can be improved by fixing the filter-type cotton pad 200 more closely to the affected area through the insertion protrusion 113.

The desired strength is applied to the desired body through an adhesive bandage (300) connected to the fixing part (100) and the filter-type cotton wool (200) according to the location of the affected area or the need for compressive fixation force through the fixing band structure (1) having the above-described structure. It can be fixed with .

In addition, the amount of blood absorbed by the filter-type cotton wool 200 can be quickly determined from the outside, so it is possible to quickly determine whether to replace the filter-type cotton wool 200, and the used fixed band structure 1 can be replaced with a filter-type cotton wool 200. It can be easily applied to other patients by removing only the (200) and adhesive bandage (300), and can be used multiple times with minimal medical waste, while providing an eco-friendly fixation band structure (1). holds.

In addition, although not shown in the drawing, on both sides of the mounting frame 120 where the stopping protrusion 121 is not formed, there are additional through protrusions (not shown in the drawing) that protrude upward in a cone shape at regular intervals along the side edges. can be formed.

The penetrating protrusion penetrates the self-adhesive bandage 300 attached to the mounting frame 120 along the spaced space between the locking protrusions 121 within the mounting frame 120, and the self-adhesive bandage 300 is attached to the mounting frame. When attached and extended on (120), a plurality of self-adhesive bandages (300), which are formed on the protruding upper end of the mounting frame (120) or the inclined wing (122) and are usually made of non-woven fabric, are mounted on the upper side of the through protrusion It penetrates the self-adhesive bandage 300 so that the self-adhesive bandage 300 can be mounted on the mounting frame 120 and simultaneously penetrated and fixed by the through protrusion.

Optimal embodiments are disclosed in the drawings and specification. Here, specific terms are used, but they are used only for the purpose of explaining the present invention and are not used to limit the meaning or scope of the present invention described in the claims. Therefore, those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and equivalent other embodiments are possible therefrom. Therefore, the true technical protection scope of the present invention should be determined by the technical spirit of the attached patent claims.

1: Fixed band structure
100: fixing part 110: fixing frame
111: interpolation groove 111a: curved surface
112: fixing protrusion 112a: inclined surface
113: insertion protrusion 120: mounting frame
121: Stopper 122: Inclined wing
200: Filter type cotton wool 210: Fitting groove
300: Self-adhesive bandage 310: Adhesive side

Claims (7)

fixing part; A filter-type cotton pad whose upper end is inserted into and fixed to the fixing part and whose lower end is in close contact with the affected area to stop bleeding; and an adhesive bandage that is fixed to the upper surface of the fixing unit and wrapped around the body to tightly fix the fixing unit and the filter-type cotton wool to the affected area,
The fixing part,
A fixed frame having a hexahedral shape with an open lower surface, into which the top of the filter-type cotton wool is inserted into the open lower surface; and
It consists of a mounting frame formed on the upper surface of the fixed frame and having a shape larger than the shape of the upper surface of the fixed frame,
One end of the self-adhesive bandage is tightly fixed to the upper surface of the mounting frame, the other end is extended and coupled to the body, and the fixing part and the filter-type cotton wool are brought into close contact with the affected area,
The upper surface of the mounting frame is formed with protruding protruding protrusions at the front and rear edges, respectively,
The locking protrusion extends along the front and rear edges of the mounting frame,
The self-adhesive bandage is provided in close contact with the spaced inner side between the locking jaws,
The mounting frame is formed with inclined wings extending to both ends, and is curved toward the fixed frame,
The self-adhesive bandage, which is closely fixed along the upper surface of the mounting frame, is coupled to the body along the inclined wings curved toward the body. A hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool.
According to paragraph 1,
The fixing part
A cover frame formed in a panel shape, one side of which is coupled to one side of the mounting frame, and the other side of which is fitted and detached from the other side of the mounting frame;
The cover frame is
It is provided with an insertion/detachment protrusion protruding from the other side,
The mounting frame is
A hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton pad, which is formed through the other side and has a fitting and detachment hole into which the fitting and detachable protrusions are fitted and detached.
According to paragraph 1,
The fixed frame is,
an inner groove communicating with the open lower surface and into which the top of the filter-type cotton pad is inserted; and
A fitting protrusion is formed on the front and rear surfaces of the inner groove, respectively, and protrudes vertically from the formed surface,
At the bottom of the fitting protrusion, an inclined surface whose protrusion increases toward the top is formed,
A hemostatic fixation structure using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool, characterized in that when the filter-type cotton wool is inserted into the inner groove, the fitting protrusions are inserted into the front and back of the filter-type cotton wool and come into close contact with it.
According to paragraph 3,
The inner upper surface of the inner groove is formed with a curved surface that is curved toward both sides,
When the filter-type cotton wool is inserted into the inner groove, the upper end is in close contact with the curved surface and is deformed into the same shape as the curved surface and is fixed to the fixed frame. Hemostasis using an adhesive bandage and filter-type cotton wool. Fixed structure.
delete delete According to paragraph 1,
Penetrating protrusions are formed on both ends of the upper surface of the mounting frame to protrude upward,
The through protrusions protrude in a cone shape, are made up of a plurality, and are arranged at regular intervals along the side edge of the mounting frame,
When the adhesive bandage is mounted on the mounting frame, the penetrating protrusion penetrates the adhesive bandage and the adhesive bandage is fixed to the mounting frame. Hemostatic fixation using an adhesive bandage and a filter-type cotton wool. struct.