Decoupling type surgical device used for peritoneoscope minimally invasive surgery
A technology of minimally invasive surgery and surgical devices, which is applied in the fields of surgery, application, medical science, etc., can solve the problems of inconvenient control of the system, achieve the effect of improving the flexibility and accuracy of movement, simple control, and not easy to deviate
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[0007] Embodiment 1: Combining figure 1 Illustrating this embodiment, a decoupling surgical device for laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery described in this embodiment includes a separation forceps mechanism 1 , a rotating rod 2 , a first rotating shaft mechanism 3 , a second rotating shaft mechanism 4 , and a third rotating shaft Mechanism 5, the fourth rotating shaft mechanism 6, the first transmission rope 7, the second transmission rope 8, the third transmission rope 9, the fourth transmission rope 10 and the control box 11, one end of the rotary rod 2 is connected with the separation clamp mechanism 1, The other end of the rod 2 is connected to the control box 11, the first rotating shaft mechanism 3, the second rotating shaft mechanism 4, the third rotating shaft mechanism 5, and the fourth rotating shaft mechanism 6 are installed in the control box 11 in a matrix shape, and the first rotating shaft mechanism 3 passes through The first transmission rope 7 is connecte...
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[0008] Specific implementation mode 2: Combining image 3 This embodiment will be described. The separation forceps mechanism 1 of a decoupling surgical device for laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery described in this embodiment includes a first forceps head 1-1, a second forceps head 1-2, and a closing shaft 1 -3. The pitch axis assembly 1-4 and the wrist part 1-5, the root end of the first clamp head 1-1 and the root end of the second clamp head 1-2 are connected through the closed axis 1-3, and the closed axis 1-3 Installed on the front end of the wrist 1-5, the rear end of the wrist 1-5 is connected with the U-shaped notch 2-1 at one end of the rotary rod 2 through the pitch shaft assembly 1-4, and the first rotating shaft mechanism 3 passes through the first transmission rope 7. Connected with the first clamp head 1-1, the first transmission shaft mechanism 3 is used to control the rotation of the first clamp head 1-1 around the closing shaft 1-3, and the second rotat...
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[0011] Specific implementation three: combination image 3 and Figure 4 Illustrating this embodiment, the pitch axis assembly 1-4 of a decoupling surgical device for laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery described in this embodiment includes two first decoupling axes 1-4-1 and two second decoupling axes 1-4-1. After decoupling, go to 1-4-2. The two first decoupling shafts 1-4-1 are arranged side by side in parallel, and the two ends of each first decoupling shaft 1-4-1 are respectively connected to the U on one end of the rotary rod 2. The two inner side walls of the U-shaped notch 2-1 are connected correspondingly, and a second decoupling shaft 1-4-2 is respectively installed on the boss 2-2 on each inner side wall of the U-shaped notch 2-1, and each The axes of the two decoupling shafts 1-4-2 are both perpendicular to the axes of the first decoupling shafts 1-4-1, and the first transmission rope 7 and the second transmission rope 8 are both located on the two first decou...
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