WO1995032754A1 - Tubage pour la cavite pharyngienne - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an airway used for securing an airway necessary for breathing an unconscious patient. More specifically, without using an endotracheal tube, secure the airways of patients who are fully anesthetized or comatose, and who can easily inhale or exhale air or oxygen or anesthetic gas from the larynx to the trachea and lungs. (Way) from the oral cavity to the pharyngeal cavity and, if necessary, intermittent pressurized artificial respiration through which a medical airway securing device can be used.
- medical instruments for securing an airway for anesthesia, emergency resuscitation, or management of critically ill patients include tracheal tubes, oropharyngeal airways ⁇ oropharyngeal airway; nasnasopharyngeal airway Esophagus closed airway (EOA), and laryngeal mask (LM).
- an endotracheal tube orally or nasally into the patient's trachea By inserting an endotracheal tube orally or nasally into the patient's trachea and connecting it to an anesthesia machine, ventilator, resuscitation device, etc., the airway can be secured and the endotracheal suction can be performed. It has been most widely used because it is easy to carry out as appropriate, reflux from the stomach and esophagus is isolated from the respiratory tract, and pressurized artificial respiration can be performed without any problems as needed.
- oropharyngeal airways and nasal airways have been widely used for many years.However, the tongue base is mechanically supported by the tip of a relatively short airway inserted to the oropharynx, and its subsidence prevents airway obstruction. Since it is intended to be useful, it often cannot be used sufficiently because it cannot support the mucosal structure that hits the periphery of the tip, and often does not prevent backflow from the esophagus to the trachea.Furthermore, when performing human breathing, a face mask The major drawback is that the patient must be kept airtight by hand, and the range of cases that can be used and the available time are generally limited. However, it is an important advantage that it can be used widely by nurses and paramedics, as well as by physicians who are skilled in handling such endotracheal tubes.
- a rubber cushion was attached to the end of the large-diameter tube, invented by Archibald I. J. Brain, a doctor in London, England (British Patent No. 2,111,394).
- a laryngeal mask (LM), which is used over the laryngeal opening when it is worn, has recently been introduced in Japan and used for anesthesia and emergency resuscitation. In Japan, it became publicly known through a paper entitled Brain's Laryngeal mask in Br. J. Aneasth. In 1983 and an introduction of Ama et al. Since then, the invention has been gradually spread in clinical practice.
- LM laryngeal mask
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and does not need to be inserted into the trachea, can be easily inserted from the oral cavity to the lower pharynx, and obstructs the part that transitions from the lower pharynx to the esophagus, and at the same time, the larynx
- An object of the present invention is to provide an easy-to-use airway for the pharyngeal cavity that can perform artificial respiration by applying a strong pressure while securing the upper airway (airway) by firmly sealing the mouth entrance. Disclosure of the invention
- An airway for a pharyngeal cavity is characterized in that a tube for an airway having an arcuately curved and obliquely cut opening at the distal end is joined to the peripheral edge of the distal end opening and the outer peripheral surface near the rear thereof.
- a first balloon that can be inflated in a ring shape on the outer peripheral surface near the rear end of the tip, and a position near the rear side of the first balloon opposite to the inclined surface of the tip opening that is obliquely pressed.
- the two balloons of the second balloon which can be expanded in a hemispherical shape, are provided, and the tips of these balloons are formed to be larger than the laryngeal orifice in a naturally expanded state under normal pressure.
- Insertion When entering, the balloon first enters the esophagus through the lower pharynx in a state where the balloon is negative pressure and the balloon is deflated, and then when the balloon internal pressure is increased to atmospheric pressure and equalized, the tip of the balloon naturally swells lightly.
- the airway for the pharyngeal cavity of the present invention includes a tube for an airway that extends downward from the oral cavity.
- the tip of the arcuate tube becomes straight, and the blunt tip extends obliquely to the back or back while cutting forward. Is inserted into the esophagus without entering the laryngeal opening in front of the esophagus or catching on the irregularities around it, but the cuff naturally bulging near the tip of the upper esophagus It stops at the sphincter of the sphincter, and the ventilation opening provided in the concave surface near the distal end matches the laryngeal opening.
- the balloon joined to the outer peripheral surface of the airway tube before and after the ventilation opening and around the periphery of the ventilation opening is greatly inflated through a gas supply passage provided along the airway tube.
- the balloon is deflated under negative pressure until there is no remaining cavity, and under flat pressure, the balloon in front of the ventilation opening naturally keeps a slightly bulged shape, Because the balloon at the back of the ventilation opening is kept in a naturally contracted state, it is easy to insert the airway tube into the pharyngeal cavity in combination with the shape of the tip, and the balloon is slightly bulged at flat pressure.
- the tip of the esophagus can be securely positioned at a predetermined position because it can be held by the upper esophageal sphincter.
- the vent opening is formed by a uniform arrangement of a plurality of vertically long holes so as not to lower the bending resistance of the airway tube.
- the airway tube can be smoothly inserted into the lower pharyngeal cavity, and the refraction resistance of the airway tube can be ensured.
- the airway for the pharyngeal cavity of the present invention is provided along the long axis of the airway tube, an opening is provided at a front end of the airway tube, and a suction tube provided with a suction connector is provided at a rear end.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a structure of an airway for a pharyngeal cavity according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a view showing a structure of an airway for a pharyngeal cavity according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a structure of an airway for a pharyngeal cavity according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the usage of the pharyngeal cavity airway according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the relationship between the applied pressure (intra-airway pressure) and the internal pressure of the balloon when intermittent press-in respiration is performed using the airway for the pharyngeal cavity of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a partially cutaway side view showing a pharyngeal cavity airway according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a side view showing the use state of the pharyngeal cavity airway in FIG. 6 during balloon inflation.
- FIG. 8 is a side view showing a state of use of the airway for the pharyngeal cavity in FIG. 6 after balloon inflation.
- FIG. 9 is a side view showing a structure of a pharyngeal cavity airway according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention when a balloon is inflated.
- FIG. 10 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 to 3 are views showing the structure of an airway for a pharyngeal cavity according to Embodiments 1 to 3 of the present invention
- FIG. 4 is a view for explaining a use state of Embodiment 1. It is.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a structure of an airway for a pharyngeal cavity according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- the large-diameter airway tube 1 curved in an arc shape has a sloped opening 2 cut at an end at an oblique end, and communicates with the lumen of the airway tube 1 at a rear end to resuscitation.
- a connector 10 for connecting a container or the like is provided.
- the distal end of the tube is joined to the peripheral edge of the opening 2 and the outer peripheral surface near the rear of the opening 2 so that the valve can expand substantially hemispherically so as to surround the outer peripheral surface near the rear of the tube distal end.
- a hole 4 is provided in the tube wall of the tube 1 in the longitudinal direction, and the tip of the tube 1 is opened in the balloon 3 to provide a gas passage for inflating and deflating the balloon.
- a connector 7 for connecting a syringe and the like, and a thin tube 5 provided with a cock 6 with a pie valve valve 11 are connected to the rear end thereof.
- the balloon 3 is a thin film of a flexible and stretchable material that keeps airtight by tightly adhering to the unevenness formed by the mucous membrane on the inner surface of the pharynx at a low gas pressure of about 30 cmH20 at atmospheric pressure. It is possible to seal completely without damaging the cohesive mucous membrane.However, when intermittent positive pressure artificial respiration is performed through the airway tube 1 by applying intermittent gas pressure higher than that As shown in FIG. 5, the gas pressure (positive pressure applied to the respiratory tract) is applied to the outer surface of the valve 3 that seals the periphery from the tube opening 2 in contact with the laryngeal opening AL. By working and compressing the flexible balloon while partially distorting the balloon, the airtightness can be naturally maintained by intermittently increasing the internal pressure of the balloon until it equals the airway pressure.
- FIG. 2 shows an airway for a pharyngeal cavity according to a second embodiment of the present invention, and shows an example of a structure in which the intermittent pressure change as described above is performed from the inside of the valve 3. .
- an inner balun 13 made of a stretchable thin film is provided inside the balloon 3, and an inner balun of the airway tube 1 is provided.
- One or more side holes 9 are provided in the tube wall of the part surrounded by 13 to allow the inner cavity of the tube 1 to communicate with the inner balun 13.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a structure of a pharyngeal cavity gateway according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention. As in the example of FIG.
- the large-diameter airway tube 21 curved in an arc shape has a bevel-shaped opening 28 at the front end and a rear end at the rear end.
- a connector 30 is provided to communicate with the lumen of the tube 21 and to connect a resuscitator or the like.
- the distal end of the tube 21 is provided with a first balloon 22 which can be inflated in a ring shape (or a donut shape) so as to surround the periphery of the opening and the outer peripheral surface in the vicinity of the back thereof.
- a second balloon 23 that can expand in a hemispherical shape is provided at a position on the opposite side of the inclined surface of the tip opening 28 that is obliquely pressed in accordance with the vicinity.
- the tube 21 has a tube wall whose longitudinal ends are opened in the first and second balloons 22 and 23 in the longitudinal direction, respectively, and serve as gas passages for inflating and storing the balloon. 24 and 25 are provided, and thin tubes 26 and 27 each having a connector and a cock with a pipe balloon 11 are connected to the rear ends of the two fine holes, respectively.
- this includes stomach and stomach along the tube tube wall from the distal end of the tube 21 (suction opening 32) to the vicinity of the inlet of the connector 30.
- a suction passage 31 that can suck and discharge secretions in the esophagus is provided.
- the suction passage 31 preferably has a circular or elliptical passage with an inner diameter of about 3 to 5 mm.
- the airway for the pharyngeal cavity in Fig. 3 is the same as the airway shown in Fig. 1. 3 is divided into two parts so that the expansion and contraction operations can be performed independently. That is, referring to FIG. 4, when inserted through the oral cavity 0, the first ring-shaped balloon 22 which is in the lower pharyngeal cavity P and surrounds the laryngeal opening AL so as to be airtightly covered A second balloon that can be swelled hemispherically toward the posterior side of the lower pharyngeal cavity P at the rear side, that is, at a position opposite to the opening 28 at the distal end of the airway tube 21. There are two and three.
- both balloons 22 and 23 At the time of use, first, a negative pressure is applied to both balloons 22 and 23 to insert them in a state where both are reduced as much as possible. After the distal end reaches lower pharyngeal cavity P, the balloon near the distal end is naturally The esophagus is narrowed from the lower end of the pharynx with the stomach inflated, and the insertion is stopped when the sphincter M at the top of the esophagus is gently grasped. The balloon 22 is inflated to perform pressurized respiration, and if there is a large amount of gas leakage, gas is injected into the second balloon 23 to create a support for the posterior wall of the esophagus. Of the larynx orifice AL and the first balloon 22 so as not to be exposed to the maximum inspiratory pressure during pressurized breathing. It becomes possible to seal.
- the material of the airway tube, balloon, and the like constituting the airway for the pharyngeal cavity of the present invention is not particularly limited as long as it is excellent in safety and flexible, which is usually used in the manufacture of medical devices. However, it is preferable to use a soft vinyl resin-silicon rubber or the like. Also, as in the embodiment of FIG. 1, a part of the balloon 3 keeps a bulged shape even under normal pressure, and the other part has a deflated shape, or as in the embodiment of FIG. As a method of making each balloon bulge or deflate under normal pressure, the thickness and hardness of It can be easily realized by adjusting.
- FIG. 6 is a partially cutaway side view showing a structure of an airway for a pharyngeal cavity according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a side view of the airway during inflation of the balloon.
- FIG. FIG. 6 is a partially cutaway side view showing a structure of an airway for a pharyngeal cavity according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a side view of the airway during inflation of the balloon.
- reference numeral 41 denotes a large-diameter airway tube curved in an arcuate shape, and the airway tube 41 is closed obliquely in a diagonal shape with its tip extending rearward. It has a ventilation opening 42 on the front side near its tip.
- the ventilation opening 42 is provided with a plurality of (for example, nine) side holes 42 a inside the bow of the airway tube 41 so as not to lower the bending resistance of the airway tube 41.
- the airway tubes 41 are uniformly arranged in a longitudinal direction in the longitudinal direction.
- the 4 3 is joined before and after the ventilation opening 4 2 of the airway tube 4 1 and at the periphery of the ventilation opening, and is large so as to surround the tip of the airway tube 4 1 and the ventilation opening 4 2. It is a balloon that can be inflated and hermetically sealed at the site of transition from the lower pharyngeal cavity P to the esophagus and at the entrance to the laryngeal ostium.
- Reference numeral 4 4 denotes a pore as a gas supply pipe provided in the length direction along the pipe wall of the airway tube 4 1, and the tip thereof has an opening 4 8 in the balloon 4 3, and thereafter, At the end, there is a connector 47 for connecting a syringe or the like that controls the supply of gas for inflating and deflating the balloon 43, and a thin tube 45 provided with a cock 46 with a pilot valve 49. It is connected.
- the material of the airway tube, balloon and the like constituting the above-mentioned pharyngeal cavity airway is not particularly limited as long as it is generally used in the manufacture of medical devices and has excellent safety and is flexible. It is preferable to use vinyl chloride resin or silicone rubber.
- the balloon 43 When the gas is injected into the balloon 43 through the thin tube 45 and the pores 44 while holding the sphincter M in place, the balloon 43 is flexible and longitudinal, lateral, and rearward. Extensively bulging in almost all directions except for the part 42, the front part 43a of the balloon 43 softly seals the entire surface of the lower pharynx P as shown in FIG. 3b softly seals the periphery of the laryngeal opening AL and also seals the inner surface of the oropharynx, connects the ventilation opening 42 to the laryngeal opening AL, and secures the airway (airway) to the larynx L Can be done.
- a resuscitator (not shown) is connected to a connector 50 conforming to the international standard to perform pressurized artificial respiration, and air or oxygen is intermittently pushed in, and the lumen of the airway tube 41 is inserted.
- the balloon 43 is made of a soft, stretchable material with a low gas pressure of about 30 cmH20 at atmospheric pressure, so that it adheres to the unevenness formed by the mucous membrane on the inner surface of the pharyngeal cavity to maintain airtightness.
- FIG. 9 is a side view showing a structure of an airway for a pharyngeal cavity according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention
- FIG. 10 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line AA of FIG.
- a large-diameter airway tube 51 curved in an arc shape has a distal end closed in an oblique round shape as in Example 4 of FIG. 6, and a concave surface near the distal end includes a hole group 52a. It has a care opening 52.
- FIG. 9 and FIG. 10 show the balloon 23 inflated.
- the airway tube 51 is provided in the longitudinal direction along the wall of the tube, and has an opening 58 in the tip at the end of the valve 53, and expands and contracts the valve 53 at the rear end. 57 for connecting a syringe or the like for controlling the supply of gas for air supply, and a thin tube 55 provided with a cock 56 with a pilot balloon 59 are connected.
- a suction passage 61 which can be discharged. This suction passage 61 has an inner diameter A circular or oval passage with a diameter of about 3 to 5 mm is recommended.
- the airway for the pharyngeal cavity in Fig. 9 was first inserted in a reduced state by applying negative pressure to the balloon 53, and the tip reached the lower pharyngeal cavity P and was lightly gripped by the sphincter M above the esophagus E. Immediately after stopping the insertion and confirming that the air flow passes through the airway, the balloon 53 is inflated and subjected to pressurized rescue breathing.
- secretions such as gas and gastric juice accumulated in the stomach that have flowed back into the esophagus can be positively removed by suction through the suction passage 61, thereby reliably preventing them from entering the airway. be able to.
- the pharyngeal cavity airway of the present invention By using the pharyngeal cavity airway of the present invention, there is no need to enter the trachea, and it can be easily inserted from the oral cavity to the lower pharynx, obstructing the transition from the lower pharynx to the esophagus, and at the same time, the periphery of the laryngeal opening Pressure-ventilation can be performed while maintaining the above airway by sealing the airtight part, so it is safe, reliable, easy to use, and extremely useful as an artificial respirator for emergency use .
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