TH26235U - A tool to help insert a drainage tube that supplies blood to the brain into the abdominal cavity. - Google Patents

Abstract

This invented instrument assists in the insertion of a cerebrospinal fluid drainage tube into the abdominal cavity during laparoscopic surgery. It is designed to help insert a drainage tube from the brain ventricles into the abdomen. It is suitable for patients with hydrocephalus who require laparoscopic surgery to insert a drainage tube. It is also suitable for patients with abnormally thick abdominal fat or those who are overweight and have excessive fat layers. The instrument consists of a section for inserting the drainage tube into the abdominal cavity and a guide section with a handle for guiding and holding the tube into the patient's abdomen.

Claims (6)

OCR 10KL (07/08/2568) 1. The cerebral drainage tube insertion instrument consists of a cerebral drainage tube insertion section and a peritoneal puncture section. The cerebral drainage tube insertion section, used for inserting the drainage tube into the abdominal cavity, consists of a drainage tube (1) which acts as a guide for inserting the cerebral drainage tube, and a tube guide (2) which is an open channel along the sides, thus providing a side opening (4) for releasing the drainage tube (1). The peritoneal puncture section consists of a depth stop (3) to support the cerebral drainage tube (1). One end of the peritoneal puncture section consists of a handle (6) perpendicular to the peritoneal puncture section, and the other end (5) opposite the handle (6) is for piercing through the abdominal cavity. 2. A device to assist in inserting the cerebrospinal drainage tube into the abdominal cavity, in accordance with claim 1, where the cerebrospinal drainage tube (1) is straight and hollow. 3. A device to assist in inserting a cerebrospinal drainage tube into the abdominal cavity, in accordance with claim 1, where the cerebrospinal drainage tube (1) is 5-15 centimeters long. 4. A device to assist in inserting a cerebrospinal fluid drainage tube into the abdominal cavity, according to claim 1, where the depth measurement point (3) is a thick, circular point around the abdominal access point. 5. An instrument for inserting a cerebrospinal fluid drainage tube into the abdominal cavity, as per claim 1, where the access probe is 15-25 centimeters long. 6. A device to assist in inserting a cerebrospinal fluid drainage tube into the abdominal cavity, in accordance with claim 1, where the tip (5) is rounded or pointed.