Improved one-way and two-way integrated valve for medical treatment

Abstract

The invention provides an improved one-way and two-way integrated valve for medical treatment. The valve comprises a valve body and a valve element, wherein a lead-in pipe joint and a lead-out pipe joint are arranged on the valve body. The integrated valve is characterized in that the valve body comprises an upper shell and a lower shell; the valve element comprises an upper valve element, a lower valve element, a third through hole communicated with an upper transition passage and a lower transition passage, and a one-way valve which is formed in the third through hole and comprises a diaphragm; a valve rotating shaft in the valve element is used for controlling the communication of the upper transition passage and the lower transition passage. Compared with the prior art, the one-way and two-way integrated valve works reliably, the flowing speed of drainage liquid cannot be influenced, the working state is independent of position, and the die is simple, convenient to assemble and low in cost.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an improved single- and two-way combined valve for medical use, which can be used in conjunction with various drainage tubes to control the drainage direction. Background technique [0002] The application of various drainage tubes is very common in the modern medical process. As we all know, in different treatment processes, sometimes the liquid needs to flow in two directions, and sometimes it needs to be restricted so that the liquid can only flow in one direction, so as to prevent the liquid from flowing backward and causing infection. The one-way drainage tube commonly used in medical institutions is mostly a one-way drainage tube, which is provided with a one-way valve in the pipeline formed by the drainage tube, and the two-way flow of liquid is restricted by the effect of the one-way valve. In clinical treatment work, it is often necessary to switch from one-way drainage to two-way drainage. The conventional practice is...

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Problems solved by technology

The problem with this single-way combination valve for medical use in the prior art is that the pipe diameter of the cross pipe is consistent with the pipe joint and the pipe diameter of the valve body pipe, so that the inner pipe diameter of the annular converging section converges, thereby reducing the flow rate of the drainage fluid. The normal flow of the drainage fluid forms a resistance. In many cases, the flow of the drainage fluid is achieved by gravity, and the influence of the annular convergence section slows down the normal flow velocity of the drainage fluid.

Of course, in order to solve this problem, some manufacturers have taken measures to increase the diameter of the intersecting pipes. Through this measure, the diameter of the shrinking pipe of the annular converging section is equal to or close to the diameter of the pipe joint and the pipe of the valve body. Although the measure solves the influence of the circular converging section on the flow rate of the drainage fluid under normal circumstances, when the diameter of the intersecting pipe increases, the barrier ball needs a correspondingly larger diameter, and the barrier ball with a larger diameter will obviously have a larger Weight, as mentioned above, in many cases, the flow of drainage fluid is achieved by gravity, and the flow velocity of drainage fluid is generally not too high. When the valve is inverted, that is, when the converging mouth of the annular converging section is located above the vertical direction, the flow velocity of the drainage fluid often cannot push the barrier ball, resulting in failure. In addition, in the prior art, the function of the isolation net is to limit the barrier ball. Position, so that it is located in the ring-shaped convergence section, but the isola

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