Medical suction scraper

Abstract

The invention discloses a medical suction scraper. The key point of the technical scheme is that the medical suction scraper includes a functional part, a transmission part connected with the functional part, and a driving part arranged at the rear part of the transmission part. The functional part comprises a ball head with a suction hole and a rotating shaft arranged in the ball head and provided with a blade, and the transmission part comprises a housing, a transmission shaft located in the housing and connected with the rotating shaft, and a channel located in the housing and used for fester and slough to circulate. The rotating shaft is connected with the transmission shaft, the transmission shaft is connected with the driving part and driven by the driving part to rotate, and the housing is also provided with a suction machine connecting pipe for being connected with a suction machine. In the field of minimally invasive interventional therapy for breast abscesses, especially forthe surgical treatment of large complex refractory abscesses, the medical suction scraper embodies the minimally invasive and functional therapeutic concept of modern surgery, which not only guarantees the therapeutic effect and normal feeding of breast milk, but also shortens the treatment time, reduces the risk of recurrence, alleviates the patient's pain, maintains the beauty of the female breast as much as possible, and reduces the treatment cost.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a kind of medical instrument, more specifically, it relates to a kind of medical suction spatula. Background technique [0002] With the full opening of China's family planning two-child policy in recent years, the incidence of breast abscess during lactation has gradually increased. Acute mastitis during lactation is an acute suppurative infection caused by pathogenic bacteria invading the mammary gland and growing and multiplying in it. It mostly occurs in primiparous women, and often occurs 3-4 weeks after delivery. It is easy to form when the disease develops rapidly and the treatment is improper abscess. Studies have shown that 33% of lactating women have suffered from mastitis, and 5% to 11% of patients with mastitis have developed breast abscess. The traditional incision and drainage of mammary abscess not only causes breast deformation, frequent dressing changes increase the physical and mental pain of the pat...

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Problems solved by technology

Traditional incision and drainage of abscess not only brings huge trauma and pain to the patient, but also requires many dressing changes and long healing time. Breast fistula affects subsequent breastfeeding, and the scar left after healing has a great impact on the beauty of the mammary gland. Therefore, it is the common goal of surgeons to find a treatment method that is both less painful and aesthetically pleasing, minimally invasive and functional.

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