This utility model discloses a minimally invasive surgical shaving head, relating to the field of
medical device technology. To address the problems of easy clogging of the shaving tube during the removal of diseased tissue and the
increased risk of accidental injury during pressure
cutting in existing technologies, the following technical solution is proposed: This utility model includes an inner shaving seat, an outer shaving seat, an outer shaving tube, an inner shaving tube, a
cutting window, and a
cutting edge. A cutting window is provided on the side of the end of the outer shaving tube, consisting of two
waist-shaped holes arranged in an "X" shape. The outer shaving seat is fixedly located at the end of the outer shaving tube away from the cutting window. The inner shaving tube is located inside the outer shaving tube, and a cutting edge is provided at the position corresponding to the cutting window on the inner shaving tube. The inner shaving seat is fixedly located on the inner shaving tube away from the cutting edge. This utility model, through the cooperation of the "X"-shaped cutting window and the inclined blade, uses a segmented cutting
stroke to preferentially aspirate the
cut tissue fragments under continuous negative pressure, effectively avoiding the problem of excessive accumulation of loose tissue in the inner shaving tube cavity, thus preventing clogging.