Tracheal cannula with function of automatically eliminating phlegm and automatic phlegm eliminating system using same
A tracheal intubation and automatic technology, which is applied in the fields of medical science and medical device design, can solve the problems of deterioration of the patient's condition, increase the workload of medical staff, changes, etc., to reduce external stimuli, huge market and social value, and reduce physical death. cavity effect
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[0039] This embodiment relates to a tracheal intubation tube with automatic expectorant removal function and an automatic expectorant removal system using it. The relevant content of the described tracheal intubation with automatic expectorant function is as follows:
[0040] The tracheal intubation tube with automatic phlegm removal function described in this embodiment specifically includes two types of ventilation pipelines; one of which is an air inlet and outlet pipeline 1, and the other is a dedicated exhaust pipeline 2; The phlegm removal device 3 is arranged on it.
[0041] The specific requirements for the tracheal intubation with automatic expectoration function also include:
[0042] In the tracheal intubation tube with automatic sputum removal function, the special exhaust pipeline 2 and / or the air inlet and outlet pipeline 1 are provided with additional structures or devices to ensure that the substances transported inside are unidirectionally transported: specif...
Embodiment 2
[0056] The content of this embodiment and embodiment 1 is basically consistent, and its main difference is:
[0057] 1) In the tracheal intubation tube with automatic sputum removal function, the air inlet and outlet pipeline 1 and / or the dedicated exhaust pipeline 2 are provided with additional structures or devices to ensure that the substances transported inside are transported in one direction: specifically, restrictions A one-way check valve that conveys a substance internally such that it can only be transferred in one direction.
[0058] 2) The parts of the air inlet and outlet pipeline 1 and the dedicated exhaust pipeline 2 of the tracheal intubation with automatic expectoration function near their respective inner openings are two relatively independent lumens sharing the same outer tube wall, which Part of the two lumens are arranged in one of the following three ways: first, the air inlet and outlet pipeline 1 and the dedicated exhaust pipeline 2 are two relatively ...
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[0065] The content of this embodiment and embodiment 1 is basically consistent, and its main difference is:
[0066] 1) The inlet and outlet gas pipeline 1 and the dedicated exhaust pipeline 2 of the tracheal intubation with automatic expectorant function are two relatively independent lumens sharing the same outer tube wall, which are close to their respective inner ports. The arrangement of the two lumens of a part is a combination of the first of the following three and one of the other two (section combination): first, the inlet and outlet pipeline 1 and the dedicated exhaust pipeline 2 are in the same Inside the outer tube are two relatively independent inner tubes arranged in parallel; second, there is an inner tube inside the outer tube, which is the special exhaust pipeline 2, and the lumen formed between the outer tube and the inner tube is the air inlet and outlet pipe Road 1; thirdly, an inner tube is arranged inside the outer tube, which is the air inlet and outlet...
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