Power-driven binding instrument used in surgery

Abstract

The invention provides a power-driven binding instrument used in surgery. The power-driven binding instrument used in the surgery comprises a power-driven general handle and replaceable end actuators, wherein the power-driven general handle controls the replaceable end actuators and provides power for the replaceable end actuators, the replaceable end actuators comprise different types of surgery binding instrument tail ends and are used for carrying out the surgery on human tissue, and standard interfaces are arranged between the power-driven general handle and the replaceable end actuators. Due to the fact that the power-driven binding instrument used in the surgery comprises the general handle and the replaceable end actuators, molding of nails is good, operation is convenient, resources are saved, and pollution is reduced. The power-driven binding instrument used in the surgery can be widely used in surgical operation such as alimentary canals, lungs and bronchi.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical instruments, in particular to electric surgical binding instruments. Background technique [0002] Due to the characteristics of high suture quality, good postoperative effect, convenient use, and time saving, staple suture and anastomotic surgical binding instruments have become an indispensable instrument in abdominal surgery. The commonly used surgical stapling instruments include linear staplers, cutting staplers, circular staplers, endoscopic staplers, knife staplers, etc. These instruments use staples instead of surgical threads to complete the tissue itself or the tissue. The stitching operation performed in between. Although there are important applications in surgical operations, there are still some deficiencies in the existing staple products, such as: after use, only the stapled staples are useful parts, and the rest of the instruments will be discarded, which increases the operating cost. cos...

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Problems solved by technology

Although there are important applications in surgical operations, there are still some deficiencies in the existing staple products, such as: after use, only the stapled staples are useful parts, and the rest of the instruments will be discarded, which increases the operating cost. cost, increase the burden on patients, and cause huge waste, and thus generate a lot of environmental pollution; in addition, because the existing instruments are all manually operated by doctors, the effect of surgical stapling will vary depending on the user's gender, age, experience, etc. Depending on factors such as physical strength and physical strength, this may lead to unsatisfactory situations such as incomplete formation of the "B" of the staples, excessive postoperative bleeding, or even incomplete stapling.

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