Intra-abdominal organ suspension device

Abstract

An intra-abdominal organ suspension device is used in conjunction with at least two fixers located outside the patient's body to suspend a specific organ during an operation. The intra-abdominal organ suspension device includes a The receiving part, at least one connecting part connected to the receiving part, and at least two positioning parts respectively connected to both sides of the connecting part and passing through the abdominal wall of the patient's abdominal cavity, and after the positioning part passes through the abdominal wall, it is composed of The connecting piece pulls up the receiving piece, and the fixing piece is clamped and fixed on the connecting piece partially exposed outside the patient's body, so that the specific organ is suspended and positioned. By virtue of the fact that the locating piece directly penetrates the abdominal wall from the abdominal cavity, and is clamped and fixed by the fixing piece, there is no need to open an opening for each locating piece to pass through, so the number of abdominal wounds of the patient can be reduced, thereby reducing the number of surgical procedures for the patient. Postoperative pain and wound recovery time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a suspension device, in particular to an intra-abdominal organ suspension device. Background technique [0002] Gastric bypass surgery (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 60-70% of excess body weight, and the effect can be maintained for ten years above. In the past, the surgical method used laparotomy to open the patient's abdominal cavity for gastric bypass surgery, so the patient would leave a long wound on the abdomen after the operation, which not only increased the pain of the patient's wound, but also prolonged the operation time of the patient. The time of post-wound healing also affects the appearance of the patient because of the scars produced by wound healing. [0003] Based on the above reasons, in 1993, Wittgrove and others began to use laparoscope to perform laparoscopic Roux-en-Y gastric byp...

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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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