Novel midwifery stool

Abstract

The invention discloses a novel midwifery stool. The stool includes a stool surface, a base and a supporting rod. The middle of the stool surface is provided with a hollow port for midwifery, and the hollow part, the supporting rod and the base form a midwifery area; the stool surface is further provided with a lateral part for stretching the legs of a puerpera outwards and a load bearing part for bearing both sides of the buttock of the puerpera. An opening is formed in the middle of the load bearing part and is used for making the sacrum of the puerpera suspended without being in contact with the stool surface, and a cushion is arranged in front of the aperture between the legs of the puerpera and on the stool surface, and arranged oppositely to the load bearing part. By using the novel midwifery stool, the front chest and arms of the puerpera can lean on the cushion, and the buttock of the puerpera can be lifted naturally above the rear to make the puerpera stay in an anteverted posture, and therefore it is ensured that the puerpera can have a better rest during the birth process and the sacrum of the puerpera can be more widely opened rearwards; the activity range of the puerpera's pubis and sacral can be increased, the aperture path lines and capacity of the puerpera's pelvis can be expanded, more space can be provided for delivery of a baby, and the descending and delivery of the baby can be accelerated, so that the birth process can be accelerated.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of midwifery, in particular to a novel midwifery stool. Background technique [0002] The midwifery stool is a commonly used midwifery equipment in hospitals. With the midwifery stool, the puerpera can adopt a more comfortable sitting posture for delivery, thereby replacing the delivery bed and changing the traditional Chinese way of supine delivery. Common delivery stools such as image 3 As shown, the puerpera sits straddling the midwifery stool, her buttocks are located on the rear end 10 placed behind the stool surface, and her legs are stretched by the front end 11 in front of the stool surface. When the puerpera uses the midwifery stool to deliver the baby, her hands are grasped at the grips on both sides, and she leans on the accompanying person behind her. There are following disadvantages in this common midwifery stool: [0003] 1. During the childbirth period, the ligaments and cartilage of the pelvic join...

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Problems solved by technology

When the parturient uses the midwifery stool to give birth in a sitting position, the buttocks of the parturient are in contact with the stool surface and the force point presses the sacrum, and the movement of the sacrum is limited, resulting in a decrease in the diameter and space of the pelvic outlet, which affects the delivery process

[0004] 2. Common delivery stools only have a stool surface, a support column and a base, and there is no part on which the mother can rest on the support surface

During the interval between uterine contractions, the parturient can only rely on the body of the midwife or accompanying person to rest. The parturient is uncomfortable, inconvenient or physically exhausted, prone to prolonged labor, perineal edema, and severe perineal laceration. Midwives and family members are prone to fatigue and fatigue

[0005] 3. It is difficult for midwives to pay attention to the descent of the fetal head and the speed of delivery in the sitting delivery position. Generally, the force of the descent of the fetal head with the hand is used to guide the parturient to breathe hard, which may easily lead to severe perineal laceration

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