Protection device applicable to auricle burn patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a protection device applicable to an auricle burn patient. The protection device comprises a head beam, two ear muff portions, two auxiliary devices and two detachable sealingportions, the two ear muff portions are arranged at the tail ends of the head beam, the two auxiliary devices are arranged outside the two ear muff portions, each detachable sealing portion is mountedarranged between each ear muff portion and the corresponding auxiliary device, burn ears can be protected by mounting the sealing portions, the ear muff portions can be matched with the auxiliary devices to facilitate ventilation at wounds by disassembling the sealing portions, bacteria breeding and infection are prevented, healing is facilitated, bactericidal lamps are arranged in the ear muff portions, bacteria breeding at the wounds can be further inhibited, infection can be further prevented, the auxiliary devices and the sealing portions are simply rotatably lifted and then can be disassembled, and the mode is more suitable for a moist exposed burn therapy as compared with a mode of changing dressings after disassembly of a lot of gauzes for wrapping the wounds.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical equipment, and more specifically, it relates to a protective device suitable for patients with auricle burns. Background technique [0002] The auricle is located on both sides of the head, the front is concave and kyphosis, the position is prominent, it is easier to damage the auricle when the head and face are burned. Most of the upper skin of the auricle is made of elastic cartilage as a scaffold, covered with skin, and there is little subcutaneous tissue. Ear burns often involve ear cartilage. [0003] Auricle burn is a common disease in the department of burn plastic surgery. The outer ear has thin skin, less subcutaneous fat, and often involves ear cartilage. The ear cartilage has no blood supply and has poor anti-infection ability. It is prone to pyogenic otochondritis. Ears must be protected afterwards; moist exposure therapy or moist semi-exposure therapy is generally used for auricle burns, s...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Auricular burn is a common disease in burn and plastic surgery. The skin of the outer ear is thin, with little subcutaneous fat, and it often involves the ear cartilage, which has no blood supply, has poor anti-infection ability, and is prone to concurrent suppurative ear chondritis. Finally, the ears must be protected; moist exposure therapy or moist semi-exposure therapy is generally used for auricular burns, so the dressing of wounds is more frequent, and it is difficult to protect the ears and facilitate dressing changes; The ability to infect is poor, so compared with patients with other types of burns, patients with auricle burns, especially, have more stringent requirements for the recovery environment

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