Neurosurgery department operating table movable instrument placement device

Abstract

The invention relates to a neurosurgery department operating table movable instrument placement device, and belongs to the technical field of medical apparatus and instrument ancillary facilities. The device is composed of a placement bag, device split-charging bags, fixing belts, an adjustable buckle, a concave fixing clamp, a locking screw and a fixing liner plate. The placement bag is fixedly installed on one side of the fixing linear plate. The two fixing belts are fixedly arranged on the other side, the other ends of the fixing belts are connected to one side of the concave fixing clamp through the adjustable buckle, and the locking screw is arranged on the other side of the concave fixing clamp. The length of the fixing belts can be adjusted through the adjustable buckle, pay-off and take-up of the fixing belts can be rapid, the device can adapt to operating tables of various sizes, the multiple device split-charging bags are formed on the placement bag, circuit winding and collisions of surgical instruments with pipelines are avoided, and installing, fixing and using are convenient. The problems that an existing neurosurgery department operating table operating tray is limited in area, other instruments such as bipolar coagulation scalpels, electric scalpels and aspirators cannot be placed, so that surgical instruments are not convenient to place, and tools are taken in a troublesome mode are solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a device for placing mobile instruments on a neurosurgical operating table, which belongs to the technical field of supporting facilities for medical instruments. Background technique [0002] The conventional operating table in the hospital is designed according to the size of the human body. When neurosurgery operates on the head, the surgeon needs to place the patient's head on the operating table to complete the operation. During the operation, there is a movable operating tray above the head of the operating table to place a sterile However, the area of ​​the surgical tray is limited, and the remaining space after placing conventional instruments such as sterile hemostatic forceps, scissors, gauze, and suture needles and threads is small. The professional instruments commonly used in neurosurgery include 1 bipolar electrocoagulation, 1 electric knife, 1-2 suction devices, 1 electric scalpel wiper, etc. These devices are co...

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[0002] The conventional operating table in the hospital is designed according to the size of the human body. When neurosurgery operates on the head, the surgeon needs to place the patient's head on the operating table to complete the operation. During the operation, there is a movable operating tray above the head of the operating table to place a sterile However, the area of ​​the surgical tray is limited, and the remaining space after placing conventional instruments such as sterile hemostatic forceps, scissors, gauze, and suture needles and threads is small. The professional instruments commonly used in neurosurgery include 1 bipolar electrocoagulation, 1 electric knife, 1-2 suction devices, 1 electric scalpel wiper, etc. These devices are connected to various circuits and are frequently used. They are easy to fall off when placed on the surgical tray, and because the head area is small, there is no place to place such devices ;Different from other surgeries such as abdominal surgeries, surgical trays are also used to place hemostats, suture needles, etc., but special instruments such as laparoscopes can be placed on larger sterile sheets above the abdomen

[0003] In existing neurosurgery operations on the head, doctors often place instruments with pipelines on surgical trays, which may cause the following problems: (1) Surgical instruments occupy a large space, causing doctors to use them inappropriately during surgery. Convenience; (2) Surgical instruments with pipelines will be entangled together, causing the line interface to fall off; (3) Surgical instruments with pipelines are easy to slip along with the lines, resulting in instrument contamination or damage

However, this kind of simple storage bag also has the following problems: (1) when using pliers to fix on the side, the fixing point is small and easy to loosen, causing all surgical instruments to fall to the ground, causing damage to the surgical instruments; (2) When clamping with pliers, only one cloth bag can be formed. When multiple surgical instruments are used at the same time, it will cause inconvenient placement of surgical instruments, and multiple surgical instruments will still collide together, resulting in unnecessary damage; ( 3) When clamping with pliers, the place occupied by the pliers is also likely to collide with neurosurgical instruments, causing damage to surgical instruments

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