Tissue hemostasis clamping device
A hemostatic clip and tissue technology, used in tourniquets, wound clips, internal bone synthesis, etc., can solve the problems of inability to reopen, the lack of fixed positioning of the tightening tube and the sheath tube, and the delay of the doctor's processing time, etc. Avoiding scratches or perforations, valuable treatment time, the effect of reducing surgical costs
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[0051] Such as figure 1 A tissue hemostatic clamping device shown includes a clip 100, a release mechanism 200, a traction assembly 300, a handle assembly 400 and an outer sheath 500; the traction assembly 300 includes a traction steel wire 310 and a sheath hose 320; the The outer sheath tube 500 accommodates the clip 100, the release mechanism 200, and the traction assembly 300; the clip 100 includes: a clip 110 that can be opened and closed under the control of an external force to clamp the living tissue hemostatically, and has a clamping end and the push-pull end; the connecting piece 130 fixedly connected as one with the push-pull end of the clip 110; The end and the connecting piece 130 can slide forward and backward in the tube of the cinching tube 120; The tightening tube 120 is buckled and fixed, and the clamping end of the clip 110 is closed by the front part of the tightening tube 120; The stopper 150 , the clamping arm of the clamping piece 110 is provided with a...
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