WO2012006699A1 - Cisalha com dispositivo tensor e dinamômetro - Google Patents
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- the present title patent and object of description and claim in this application is an inventive auxiliary tool solution when applying metal clamp type element to provide union between two or more parts, parts, products, finding special application to promote the union of sectioned bone structures during invasive surgical intervention in elective medical procedures or also when certain bone structures present spontaneous or accidental fractures thus ensuring an adequate and mandatory restoration of the affected area, as well as for the fixation of plaques or rods that may assist in the stabilization of such fractures
- surgeon and / or his / her assistant should perform the procedure of applying this cuff, or set of cuffs (in the case of Esther bone closure), as safely as possible, ie, anticipating and avoiding occasional accidents such as bending the clamp application tool when cutting and fixing the clamp itself.
- Invasive Surgical Technique Assuming cardiac surgery as a paradigm, we have to be an invasive technique, in most cases the need to make the incision of the thorax bone called "sternum bone", so that it causes a painful recovery trauma. from the patient's point of view.
- the medical team uses elements such as needles, needle holders, threads and or suture tapes, clamps, among others, which may or may not be resorbable by the human body.
- this tool also has a prohibitive limitation on its functions of cutting the metal clamp, because it requires the physician or his assistant a movement and effort without any ergonomics to maintain a tension close to the desired at the end of the clamp fixation, inserting handling difficulties and consequently increasing the execution time of the cut of the excess handle strap.
- Multipurpose Surgical Pliers In more recent times the state of the art now includes a tool, to be referred to as a Multifunction Surgical Pliers intended for the fixation of metal clamps which relies on solving the restrictive aspects of the procedure. consolidation of the invasive surgical procedure listed in the previous sub item, and for this said tool adds in the same product application functions, tensioning, cutting and finishing of the clamp fixation.
- the constructive concept of multi-function pliers is formed of components:
- a handle which provides rotational movement about its central axis and ensures the displacement movement of the spindle assembly and draw pin component
- step 4 finishing one end where the joined ends of the metal clamp element is made by special nozzle intervention on these, resulting in a reliable quality joint.
- Critical analysis Multi-function pliers While meeting the positioning, tensioning, bending, cutting and finishing functions of the finished metal clamp, restrictive aspects are appreciated, translated into problems especially with regard to the long application and finishing time. of the metal clamp, this time potentiated by limitations in performing the manipulation functions of the multi-function pliers tool during the tensioning step, with the need to bend the metal clamp segment to obtain the subsequent cutting of the excess segment of the metal clamp, where Such a restrictive condition deserves proper contextualization.
- Clamp Tensioning Device To prevent the body of the pliers itself from describing too long the new device is provided with functional logic where the spindle component rotates freely within a cavity formed in the second fin. permanently inside, where the linear displacement is described exclusively by a traction pin carriage which, having an endless thread through which the spindle passes, travels the full length of the spindle when the spindle is rotated thus pulling the spindle.
- metal clamp segment To prevent the body of the pliers itself from describing too long the new device is provided with functional logic where the spindle component rotates freely within a cavity formed in the second fin. permanently inside, where the linear displacement is described exclusively by a traction pin carriage which, having an endless thread through which the spindle passes, travels the full length of the spindle when the spindle is rotated thus pulling the spindle.
- Metal clamp segment cutting device A pair of cutting blades is inserted, each at one end of each lever where the cutting head is defined, one being in an oblique position relative to the other, thus ensuring whereas the simple closing movement of said blades ensures the cutting of the metal segment with little effort and eliminating the need for bending movements to generate subsequent breakage of it relative to the metal clamp itself;
- Safety locking device Its function is to prevent accidental cutting of the metal clamp segment when the dynamometer device is "tension-loaded", thus preventing the spindle from being ejected abruptly out of the second lever cavity, In this way, it prevents the occurrence of accidents with the professional who manipulates the pliers and also with the patient, because at the moment of the cut the pliers are positioned adjacent to his chest.
- such a safety device is mandated by the fact that the concept of metal clamp tensioning applied by the multi-function shear generates a tensioning condition to the spindle, where such tensioning in the form of compressive force is transferred to the resistance spring, which remains compressed when the optimum tightening point of the metal clamp is obtained.
- the inventor devised the safety lock whose embedded operating logic is based on creating interference in the actuation of the cutting device, such that it is only triggered when a safe condition of no rebound effect is obtained, or that is, the clamp segment cut-off only occurs when after the accumulated energy in the dynamometer device is dissipated by the rotation of the handle for return of the traction pin carriage, which is done after the locking of the metal clamp, when the intended voltage
- levers to facilitate swiveling movements for trolley travel of the unprecedented metal clamp segment tensioning device, as well as to facilitate compression of the pair of levers when the new clamping device is operated. cutting the segment of the metal clamp, said levers are now shaped like "anatomical handle";
- Figure 1a is an illustrative representation of two bone regions and in specific situations where the unprecedented shear is applied to the joining of two parts in a surgical intervention;
- Figure 1b is a perspective view representation of an advanced multi-purpose pliers tool in the prior art
- Figure 2 is a perspective view representation of the novel tensioning shear and cutting device claimed herein;
- Figure 2a is an elevational view of the first lever that makes up the unprecedented shear with tensioning device and cutting device claimed herein;
- Figure 2b is a side view representation of the first lever component that comprises the unprecedented shear with tensioning device and cutting device claimed herein;
- Figure 3a is an orthogonal sectional representation "XX" of the first lever component that comprises the unprecedented shear with tensioning device and claimed cutting device;
- Fig. 3b is an orthogonal sectional representation "YY" of the first lever component that comprises the unprecedented shear with tensioning device and claimed cutting device;
- Figure 3c is a cross-sectional representation. orthogonal "ZZ" component of the first lever component of the unprecedented shear with tensioning device and cutting device claimed herein;
- Fig. 4a is an elevational view of the second lever component that comprises the unprecedented shear with tensioning device and cutting device claimed herein;
- Figure 4b is a side view representation of the second lever component that comprises the unprecedented shear with tensioning device and cutting device claimed herein;
- Fig. 5a is a side view representation of the drawbar carriage component that makes up the unprecedented shear with tensioning device and claimed cutting device;
- Fig. 5b is a front view representation of the drive pin carriage component that comprises the unprecedented shear with tensioning device and cutting device claimed herein;
- Figure 6a is a side view representation of the spindle component that makes up the unprecedented tensioning shear and cutting device claimed herein;
- Figure 6b is a front view representation of the spindle component that makes up the unprecedented tensioning shear and cutting device claimed herein;
- Figure 7a is a perspective view of the clamp product in the open position to be applied using the tensioning device and the cutting device claimed herein;
- Figure 7b is a perspective view of the clamp product in the closed position for adjustment to be applied using the novel tensioning shear and cutting device claimed herein;
- Figure 8a is an illustrative representation of the step of positioning the excess segment of the metal clamp next to the cutting head defined on the first lever and engaging its end with the drawbar carriage component;
- Figure 8b is an illustrative representation of the step of tensioning the excess segment of the metal clamp
- Figure 9a is an illustrative representation of the step of cutting the excess segment of the metal clamp immediately when cutting the segment with its rupture
- Figure 9b is an illustrative representation of the cutting step of the excess segment of the metal clamp immediately after cutting the segment with its rupture and the final separation of the clamping device now claimed from the region of application of the clamp;
- Figure 10a is an enlarged detail illustrative representation of the excess segment cutting device of the metal clamp immediately upon cutting the segment with its rupture;
- Fig. 10b is an enlarged detail illustrative representation of the excess segment cutter of the metal clamp immediately after cutting the segment with its rupture and the final separation of the pliers from the region of application of the clamp;
- Figure 11 is a perspective view representation of the novel shear showing a first embodiment of the tension indicator
- Figure 12 is a side view representation of the unprecedented shear showing the first embodiment of the dynamometer device
- Figure 13 is a top view representation of the novel shear showing a first embodiment of the tension indicator
- Figure 14 is an enlarged detail representation of the first embodiment of the voltage indicator; evidencing its constructive and functional concept;
- Figure 15 is a perspective view representation of the unprecedented shear showing a second embodiment of the tension indicator
- Figure 16 is a side view representation of the novel shear showing the second embodiment of the tension indicator
- Figure 17a is a detail representation. enlarged from the second embodiment of the tension indicator, evidencing its functional concept, notably when no tension is applied to the tightening of the metal clamp;
- Figure 17b is an enlarged detail representation of the second embodiment of the tension indicator, showing its functional concept, notably during tensioning for tightening the metal clamp;
- Figure 18 is an enlarged detail representation of the second embodiment of the dynamometer device, showing its component parts and functional logic;
- Figure 19 is a side view representation of the unprecedented shear showing one embodiment of the safety lock device, in condition immediately prior to the tensioning of the metal clamp;
- Figure 20 is an enlarged detail representation of the first embodiment of the security lock device, showing its component parts and functional logic immediately prior to the tensioning of the metal clamp;
- Figure 21 is a side view representation of the unprecedented shear showing one embodiment of the safety locking device during tensioning of the metal clamp.
- Figure 22 is an enlarged detail representation of the first embodiment of the safety lock device, showing its component parts and functional logic during tensioning of the metal clamp.
- First lever (A) As shown by FIGS. 4a and 4b respectively, it is formed by a main body (A1) and may have quadratic cross-section among others, whose function is to provide support in the application of a shear force.
- the upper end of the main body (A1) comprises a semi-cylindrical wall-formed formation (A2), the primary function of which is to secure the second lever member (B) to form an axis of rotation.
- the semi-cylindrical formation (A2) has a slot (A3), the function of which is to allow the application of the segment to be tensioned (2B) of the clamp product (2), which segment is duly illustrated by figures 7a and 7b respectively.
- An alignment wall (A4) is provided, which limits one end of the semi-cylindrical formation (A2), its main function being to provide alignment of the segment (2b) to be tensioned.
- Second lever (B) as revealed by FIGS. 2a; 2b; and details of figures 3a, 3b and 3c respectively, This is composed of a slightly more specialized structure, where, as for the first lever component (A), it has a main body (B1), but it has a housing (B2) inside, whose function is exactly to provide assembly and structure the spindle component (C), where its lower extreme portion perceives a smooth hole (B3) to allow the threaded movement of the spindle component (C).
- head (B4) In addition to the extreme upper portion of the extruded linear profile (B1) is defined a structure called head (B4), which in turn can also be considered in semi-cylindrical shape, which is supported by a circular base (B5), whose The function is to receive the assembly of the semi-cylindrical formation (A2) of the first lever component (A).
- the access spout element (B6) whose central portion has a slit formation, whose function is to provide the application of the segment (2b) of the metal clamp (2). to be tensioned together with the slot (A3) of the semi-cylindrical formation (A2) of the first right lever component (A).
- a tooth-shaped shoulder (B7) is defined, which has the function of facilitating the cutting of the same segment (2b) of the metal clamp (2) to be tensioned by acting joint with the tooth (A5) provided on the inside of the slot (A3) defined in the semi-cylindrical formation (A2) of the first lever component (A);
- a spindle component (c) as shown in FIG. 1, provided with a spindle (d), with its entire contour being formed, and in its upper portion the locking shoulder is defined, and with a function of providing a suitable fit for further tensioning of the segment (2b) to be tensioned from the clamp (2); .
- Clamp tensioning device composed of a spindle (C) as shown in isolation in Figures 6a and 6b respectively, where it is composed of a spindle (C1) which is mounted inside the housing (B2) defined in the second component.
- lever (B) see figures 8a and 8b and 9a and 9b respectively, where their free end is mounted through the smooth hole (B3) defined at the inner end of the first lever (B) and positioned within the smooth hole (B3) defined in the extreme upper region of the main body (B1) such that this spindle (C1) rotates freely within each referenced smooth hole (B3).
- the draw pin carriage component (E) of the segment (2b) of the metal clamp (2) is mounted along the spindle (C1), as shown in figures 5a and 5b respectively, where it is composed by a monolithic block (E1) cast from outside by a threaded hole (E2) which is specified for mounting and sliding next to the spindle (C1) of the spindle component (C), and in addition on the upper outer face is defined a hook (C3) with function of providing the free end of the segment (2b) of the metal clamp (2).
- a rotating handle (D) is mounted, see figures 6a and 6b respectively, differentiated by being anatomical which guarantees excellent condition of "grip" of the pliers to the instrumentalist when procedure of tensioning the segment (2b) of the metal clamp (2).
- the tensioning manipulator component (D) has an unprecedented anatomical shape that ensures Excellent condition of "grip" of the pliers for the instrumentalist when tensioning procedure of the segment (2b) of the metal clamp (2).
- the main bodies (A1) and (B1) of the respective levers receive the introduction of an anatomical design (A7) and (B7) respectively.
- the tension indicator (F) is comprised of a sight glass (F1) positioned at the lower end of the second lever component (B), provided with an oblong slot and with tension graduation on one of its sides. In the region of this slot an indicator point (F4) is defined which is marked on the lower end of a resistor spring (F2) mounted on the lower housing (F3) defined on the inner end of this same second lever (B) and through its internal diameter.
- the spindle (C) being further delimited by the tensioning handle (D).
- the voltage indicator (G) is composed of a component called indicator part (G1) in the form of a cylindrical bushing, where the surface has a tension degree (G2), wherein this indicator (G1 ) has its internal diameter mounted through the spindle (C) and delimited by the body of the handle (D), where in addition to this indicator (G1) has its external diameter passing and adjacent to the smooth hole (b3) of the second lever (B).
- the indicator (G1) also has a housing (G3) for providing body part accommodation of a resisting spring member (G4) which in turn is also mounted with its internal diameter passed through the spindle (C) and delimited in the inside the rear housing (b8) defined at the rear end of the lever (B).
- the displacement of the indicator bushing body (G1) is passed through the smooth hole (b3) of the second lever (B), said hole having a second function of providing tension marking reference through graduation alignment. of tension (G2) of the indicator (G1) with the same and consequently indicating to the player exactly the value of the clamping tension that the clamp (2) exerts on the bone structure and be recomposed.
- Safety locking device ⁇ as evidenced by figures 19, 20, 21 and 22 respectively, where its constructive concept is based on the introduction of a smooth threadless spindle segment [c2] which is passed through a first support [h1], which is fixed in the cavity of the second lever [B] and at the end of that smooth segment of the spindle [c2] is defined a spindle base [c3] which is connected to the back of the lock base [h2]. ], whereby a locking pin [h4] which is passed through the opening of the second support bracket [h3], which is also fixed in the cavity of the second lever [B], is orthogonally positioned. In turn the locking pin body [h4] is mounted across a return spring [h5].
- the functional logic of the safety locking device can be well understood by looking at figures 20 and 22 respectively, where at first, immediately before applying tension to the clamp [2], see figure 19, it is verified that for the tension indicator, its resistance spring [g4] is free of any tension.
- the spindle [d] acts next to the carriage with draw pin [E], so that it starts to describe a linear displacement inside the housing [b2] of the second lever [B], specifically towards the handle [D], while simultaneously the spindle itself [d] is discretely displaced to the front portion of the same housing [b2], such that such displacement causes the consequent displacement of the spindle smooth segment [c2] causing its spindle base [c3] to push the lock base [h2] with consequent displacement of the lock pin [h4] into the channel [a6] defined on the first lever [A] where this movement causes a return spring compression condition [h5], as evidenced in figure 22.
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