Pathological change searching device

Abstract

The invention relates to a pathological change searching device which comprises a clamp and an ultrasonic probe and a supporting body both of which are respectively installed on the clamp, wherein the clamp comprises a foldable clamping segment; the clamping segment is provided with a first clamping part and a second clamping part both of which can swing relatively to a pivot to clamp viscera; anopening is penetrated through the first clamping part and faces an installation hole of the second clamping part; the ultrasonic probe is fixedly installed on the second clamping part; and the supporting body is installed on the first clamping part in modes of covering the installation hole and guaranteeing partial penetration and partial reflection of the ultrasonic wave emitted by the ultrasonic probe. By the structure design of installing the supporting body and the ultrasonic probe on the clamp, the pathological change searching device can accurately and rapidly position the pathological change part of the viscera, thereby being favorable for shortening the operation time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a searching device, in particular to a searching and locating device for visceral diseased parts. Background technique [0002] Lung cancer has always been a common major cancer. Many medical institutions and medical equipment manufacturers are actively looking for and developing various diagnostic and therapeutic equipment. [0003] In the past, lung lesions were diagnosed by first finding out the location of the lesion through X-ray photography or computed tomography scan, and then performing surgical resection. However, when the lung lesion is very small, it is difficult to directly identify it visually. Therefore, when performing an operation, the surgeon will first explore the area of ​​the lungs corresponding to the lesion in the vicinity of the lesion according to the location of the lesion shown on the X-ray image or computerized tomography image, relying on the touch of the hand to determine whether the lesion is found...

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Problems solved by technology

All of the above-mentioned factors may cause the operation time to be relatively prolonged, and the patient's operation risk will be relatively increased. Similarly, the above-mentioned situation often occurs when searching for lesions in other organs, so it needs to be improved.

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