Severe respiratory distress syndrome patient prone position support

Abstract

The invention relates to a severe respiratory distress syndrome patient prone position support. The severe respiratory distress syndrome patient prone position support comprises a supporting plate, and a left upper base, a right upper base, a left lower base and a right lower base which are fixed on the supporting plate, and is characterized in that the upper part and the lower part of the left upper base and the right upper base are respectively provided with an upper concave cavity and a right-angle groove, the lower part and the upper part of the left and right lower bases are respectivelyprovided with a lower concave cavity and a right-angle groove, the upper concave cavity and the lower concave cavity respectively receive a shoulder and a thigh root of the patient, and the right-angle grooves on the four bases jointly form a circular groove for receiving the belly of the patient. By adopting the prone position support for ventilation provided in the invention, the patient can conveniently and comfortably lie prone on the left and right upper bases in a prone position state, even if the patient has a big belly, due to the receiving of the circular groove for the belly of the patient, the free downward expansion of the lung of the patient in the mechanical ventilation process can also be ensured, the problem of poor lung compliance can be improved, and the severe respiratory distress syndrome can be ensured to be treated effectively in time.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a supporter for ventilation in prone position, more specifically, to a supporter in prone position for patients with severe respiratory distress syndrome. Background technique [0002] Both intrapulmonary and extrapulmonary causes can cause severe acute respiratory distress syndrome, such as pneumonia, pulmonary contusion or drowning and other intrapulmonary causes, severe systemic infection, shock, high-risk surgery and other extrapulmonary causes, and its clinical manifestations are severe hypoxemia Symptoms are prominent features. Invasive mechanical ventilation is its most important treatment. [0003] Due to the poor consistency of lung compliance in patients with severe acute respiratory distress syndrome, the non-gravity-dependent area is easy to expand, often hyperventilated, the gravity-dependent area is not easy to expand, often atelectasis, mechanical ventilation is difficult to improve hypoxia, but increase...

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Problems solved by technology

Currently there is no widely accepted dedicated device for getting off the bed to solve the above problems

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