Pincher-shaped extrusion stitching nail type meniscus front-rear corner stitching instrument

A technology of anterior and posterior angles and menisci, which is applied in the field of medical devices, can solve the problems of complicated device operation process, difficulty for young doctors to master, increase of infection complications, etc., and achieve the effect of simple device preparation, good hand feeling and less surgical side damage

CN103099647AInactive Publication Date: 2013-05-15向川
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CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
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Publication Date
2013-05-15
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Not applicable · inactive patent

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The invention discloses a pincher-shaped extrusion stitching nail type meniscus front-rear corner stitching instrument, relating to a meniscus front-rear corner stitching apparatus which can be used for tissue stitching in narrow gaps, and belonging to the field of medical apparatuses. The stitching instrument is pincher-shaped; an extrusion stem with a spring is connected on the inner side of a handle; a closed piston is arranged at the top end of the extrusion stem and is positioned in a three-way type hydraulic tube; and the three-way type hydraulic tube is a closed device which is fully filled with a working medium. A push rod with a piston is arranged at the other outlet of the three-way type hydraulic tube and passes through a center pivot, and a stitching nail fixing plate is arranged at the top end of the push rod and can be used for fixing staple-shaped meniscus stitching nails. The tips of pincher mouths are oppositely bent for 90 degrees to form a baffle plate, and are provided with stitching nail guide grooves. The handle pressure of the pincher-shaped extrusion stitching nail type meniscus front-rear corner stitching instrument is transferred through hydraulic pressure to drive the push rod to move forwards so as to push and squeeze a meniscus stitching nail to the baffle plate, and then the meniscus stitching nail is bent along the guide grooves, so that the aim of stitching a meniscus split is achieved.
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[0001] The invention relates to a suturing instrument for the anterior and posterior corners of the meniscus, in particular to a minimally invasive suturing surgical instrument for the anterior and posterior corners of the meniscus with squeezed nails and belongs to the field of medical instruments. Background technique

[0002] The meniscus is a layer of fibrocartilage located between the femur and tibia of the knee joint. It is a necessary structure of the knee joint and plays an important role in maintaining joint function. Meniscus injuries are mostly caused by torsional external force, resulting in meniscus tear, which can occur in the anterior horn, posterior horn and body of the meniscus. Due to the poor blood supply of the meniscus, it is not easy to heal itself after the injury. At the same time, the torn meniscus will damage other structures of the knee joint and cause traumatic arthritis. Therefore, the meniscus injury with a clear diagnosis should...

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[0014] Such as figure 1 As shown, the present invention keeps the pliers mouth 1 in an open state and the spring 10 in a relaxed state before use, places the meniscus staple 3 on the staple fixing plate 4, and vertically passes the pliers mouth 1 through the damaged part of the front and rear corners of the meniscus With the aid of arthroscopic monitoring, determine the suture position, so that the meniscus is clamped between the two parts of the jaw 1, and the baffle 2 exceeds the meniscus damage gap. Press the handle, the piston squeezes the working medium 9 in the three-way piston hydraulic tube 7, and the pressure makes the push rod 5 drive the staple fixing plate 4 to move forward, pushing the meniscus staple 3 to the baffle plate 2, and the meniscus after meeting resistance The two tips of the staples 3 are bent in the forward direction to tightly bite the damaged gap of the meniscus to complete the suture of the anterior and posterior corners of the meniscus.