Intra-abdominal organ suspension device

Abstract

The invention relates to an intra-abdominal organ suspension device which is used for suspending a specific organ by matching with at least two fixing pieces positioned outside the body of a patient in the surgical process. The intra-abdominal organ suspension device comprises a catching piece, at least one connecting piece and at least two positioning pieces, wherein the catching piece is positioned in the abdominal cavity and used for catching the specific organ; the connecting piece is connected with the catching piece; the positioning pieces are respectively connected with two sides of the connecting piece and penetrate through the abdominal wall from the interior of the abdominal cavity of the patient; and after the positioning pieces penetrate through the abdominal wall, the catching piece is pulled up by the connecting piece, clamped and fixed on the connecting piece exposing outside the body of the patient by means of the fixing pieces so that the specific organ is suspended and positioned. The positioning pieces directly penetrate through the abdominal wall and then are clamped and fixed by the fixing pieces without arranging openings through which all positioning pieces penetrate, therefore, the quantity of wounds on the abdomen of the patient can be reduced, and the postoperative pain feeling and the wound healing time of the patient can be further reduced and shortened.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a suspension device, in particular to a suspension device for organs in the abdominal cavity. Background technique [0002] Roux-en-Y gastric bypass is an emerging surgical method used in bariatric surgery in Asia. Most research results show that its surgical results can reduce overweight by 60-70%, and the effect can be maintained for ten years the above. In the past, the surgical method used to open the abdominal cavity of the patient to perform gastric bypass surgery. Therefore, the patient will leave a long wound on the abdomen after the operation, which not only increases the pain of the patient’s wound, and prolongs the operation. After the wound heals, the appearance of the patient is affected by the scars produced by the wound healing. [0003] For the above reasons, in 1993, Wittgrove and others began to use laparoscopy to perform Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (LRYGB). Compared with laparotomy, laparoscopic gastric...

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[0005] However, the above-mentioned liver retractor 11 is usually erected on an auxiliary supporter 12 (Retract-Robot, ArrowMedical Supply Inc.), and the auxiliary supporter 12 is arranged on the side of the operating table and is bulky and takes up space. However, the above-mentioned operation process will still leave 5-7 wounds on the patient's abdomen. Therefore, in today's minimally invasive surgery (Minimally Invasive Surgery) is advocated, how to reduce the wounds of the patient as much as possible during the operation has become a medical issue. The goal that the industry and related industries need to solve

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