Novel inflatable haemostatic forceps

Abstract

The invention discloses novel inflatable haemostatic forceps. The novel inflatable haemostatic forceps comprise a forceps body, wherein an air bag is mounted on the forceps body and is mounted on an air inlet tube; a one-way air inlet hole is formed in the air inlet tube; the air inlet tube is fixedly connected to a cylinder; a piston is mounted in the cylinder; a first connecting rod is mounted on the piston; a pushing block is mounted on the first connecting rod; a second connecting rod is mounted on the pushing block; a pushing plate is mounted on the second connecting rod; a pushing rod ismounted on the pushing plate, and is connected to a forceps arm; the forceps arm is mounted on the forceps body; teeth are mounted on the forceps arm; a drainage hole is formed in the forceps arm; and a medicine outlet hole is formed in the forceps arm. By the novel inflatable haemostatic forceps, uncomfortable symptoms of fingers of a medical worker who uses the novel inflatable haemostatic forceps are greatly relieved, the time for the fingers to insert in the haemostatic forceps is shortened, haemostatic operation is effective and convenient, meanwhile, an auxiliary medicine can be added to a compressed blood vessel, and safety of hemostasis is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of surgical instruments, in particular to a novel inflatable hemostatic forceps. Background technique [0002] The hemostat is a commonly used instrument in basic medicine and clinical medicine. Because the handle of the existing hemostat is relatively small, the medical staff can only hold it with two fingers, the thumb and the index finger. During use, it will bring discomfort to the medical staff. Good grip, long-term use will make the metacarpophalangeal joints of medical staff feel very uncomfortable, and the hemostat held by two fingers is also unstable and inconvenient to operate. [0003] In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a stable hemostat with a good grip feeling in the prior art with the application number "CN201620777473.7" includes a handle, a toothed hemostat mouth and a shaft. It includes a large pliers handle and a small pliers handle. The inner part of the large pliers handle i...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Although the problem of inconvenient clamping by the two fingers of the medical staff is solved, there are still obvious defects in the above-mentioned hemostatic forceps during use: 1. It is still necessary for the medical staff to insert their fingers into the clamp cover, which cannot provide a better grip 2. It is impossible to add hemostatic agent to the closed part of the blood vessel while clamping the blood vessel, which will affect the hemostatic effect

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