Wireless superficial tissue ultrasonic probe used for ultrasound-guided puncture

Abstract

The invention provides a wireless superficial tissue ultrasonic probe used for ultrasound-guided puncture. The wireless superficial tissue ultrasonic probe used for ultrasound-guided puncture comprises a baseboard, wherein the baseboard is placed on a sickbed or an operating table surface through supporting legs fixedly installed at four corners of a bottom surface, first through grooves are longitudinally formed in two sides of the top surface of the baseboard respectively, an arch support is arranged above the baseboard, the arch support arches up, and two ends of the arch support slidinglymatch the corresponding first through grooves through sliding block guide rail structures respectively. According to the wireless superficial tissue ultrasonic probe used for ultrasound-guided puncture, through an ingenious linkage structure, a doctor can complete operation of moving and locking the ultrasonic probe and supplementing coupling liquid only with one hand, and the doctor can take onehand off the ultrasonic probe at any time to focus on a puncture task or to complete other operation in the premise of enabling the position of the ultrasonic probe to be unchanged and the other handto always hold puncture equipment, so that the task difficulty and the physical burden of the doctor are greatly reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of wireless ultrasonic probes for ultrasonic-guided puncture, in particular to a wireless superficial tissue ultrasonic probe for ultrasonic-guided puncture. Background technique [0002] Puncture is a commonly used surgical term in medicine. It is a diagnosis and treatment technique in which a puncture needle is inserted into the body cavity to extract secretions for testing, inject gas or contrast agent into the body cavity for contrast examination, or inject drugs into the body cavity. The purpose of puncture is to draw blood Laboratory tests, blood transfusion, infusion, and catheter placement for angiography, etc.; ultrasound-guided puncture allows doctors to visually observe human tissue and the complete needle path through ultrasound-enhanced equipment. This therapy requires the operator to have good ultrasound operation experience and Hand-eye coordination ability, the doctor needs to hold the ultrasound probe...

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[0002] Puncture is a commonly used surgical term in medicine. It is a diagnosis and treatment technique in which a puncture needle is inserted into the body cavity to extract secretions for testing, inject gas or contrast agent into the body cavity for contrast examination, or inject drugs into the body cavity. The purpose of puncture is to draw blood Laboratory tests, blood transfusion, infusion, and catheter placement for angiography, etc.; ultrasound-guided puncture allows doctors to visually observe human tissue and the complete needle path through ultrasound-enhanced equipment. This therapy requires the operator to have good ultrasound operation experience and Hand-eye coordination ability, the doctor needs to hold the ultrasound probe in one hand for detection, and the other hand to take the puncture device for puncture operations. Simultaneously performing different operations with both hands will put a high mental and physical burden on the doctor, which restricts the efficiency of puncture operations and the success rate, it is easy to cause the fatigue of the doctor and increase the pain of the patient. Although the current prior art has an auxiliary positioning device for the ultrasound probe, it is not suitable for the one-handed operation requirements in the ultrasound-guided puncture operation. During ultrasonic detection, a layer of moist coupling fluid needs to be kept on the patient's skin to clear the image and disinfect. When the doctor performs puncture alone, he often needs to put down the ultrasonic probe and free his hand to apply the coupling fluid. After the application is completed It is also necessary to use the ultrasonic probe to find the original imaging position, which also affects the efficiency of the puncture operation

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