Intelligent urinary catheterization device

Abstract

The invention relates to an intelligent urinary catheterization device. The device comprises a urinary catheter, a main control device and a urine bag, a section of urine discharging pipe penetrates through the main control device, a circuit board is further arranged in the main control device, and a microprocessor is arranged on the circuit board; the portion, in the main control device, of the urine discharging pipe is provided with a pressure sensor, a flow sensor and an electromagnetic valve which are electrically connected with the microprocessor; after the two ends of the urine discharging pipe extend out of the main control device, the input end of the urine discharging pipe is connected with the urinary catheter, the output end of the urine discharging pipe is connected with the input side of the urine bag, and a liquid discharge valve is arranged on the output side of the urine bag. Compared with a traditional urinary catheter completely depending on manual operation, the aimof self-urination of a patient needing urinary catheter indwelling is achieved, and burdens of family members and medical workers are reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to an intelligent urinary catheterization device. Background technique [0002] During clinical use, the urinary catheter is usually connected to a pipeline with a switch, and when the patient needs to urinate, the switch is turned on to urinate. In the actual clinical process, it is inconvenient to switch back and forth, especially for patients who cannot take care of themselves, nurses need to turn on the switch regularly to urinate. Generally, many patients who use urinary catheters will indwell the catheter in the body for a long time. Long-term indwelling will affect the function of the bladder, resulting in urination disorder after the catheter is removed. Contents of the invention [0003] In order to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art, the object of the present invention is to provide an intelligent catheterization device capable of sensing bladder pressur...

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Problems solved by technology

In the actual clinical process, it is inconvenient to switch back and forth, especially for patients who cannot take care of themselves, nurses need to turn on the switch to urinate regularly

Generally, many patients who use urinary catheters will indwell the catheter in the body for a long time. Long-term indwelling will affect the function of the bladder, resulting in voiding disorders after the catheter is removed.

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