Gynecologic examination system with biological illumination light source

Abstract

The invention relates to a vaginal dilator system with a biological illumination light source. The vaginal dilator system comprises a vaginal dilating mechanism, an illuminating mechanism and a diagnosing mechanism, wherein the vaginal dilating mechanism comprises an upper dilating blade and a lower dilating blade; a handle is also arranged between the upper dilating blade and the lower dilating blade; the upper dilating blade is connected to the handle in a hinging way; the lower dilating blade is connected with the handle in a buckling way; an assembling groove is formed in the tail part of the lower dilating blade; the illuminating mechanism is fixedly arranged in the assembling groove; an arc light-guiding post is also fixedly arranged on the inner side of the lower dilating blade; the end part of the arc light-guiding post is connected with the light-emitting end of the illuminating mechanism in a pushing way; the diagnosing mechanism consists of a cotton ball, a conduit, a diagnostic reagent liquid storing bag and a sealing plug; the cotton ball is fixedly arranged at the end part of the conduit; the conduit and the sealing plug are detachably connected with the diagnostic reagent liquid storing bag; a diagnostic reagent is stored in the diagnostic reagent liquid storing bag. By the vaginal dilator system, the pain of a patient can be greatly relieved, and the vaginal dilator system is good in safety; the vaginal dilator system is convenient to use, and high in diagnosing process efficiency due to the fact that the diagnostic reagent is formulated and bagged in advance.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a gynecological examination system with a biological grade lighting source, which belongs to the technical field of medical devices. Background technique

[0002] At present, disposable vaginal dilators are often used in clinical gynecological examinations. The current vaginal dilator is a very thin duckbill clip. The doctor places it in the patient's vagina and opens the entire clip, and then uses a flashlight or fingers or instruments to cooperate with the inspection. It has the following disadvantages: in gynecological examination or surgery, it is inconvenient to operate, and the light is not easy to reach the affected area during operation. In most cases, it can only be performed blindly. Physicians can only operate with hand feeling or experience, and the diagnosis process takes a long time. It brings great pain to patients, and for diseases that require visual diagnosis, it will lead to inaccurate judgment and easily lea...

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