Visible multifunctional cervix spatula for gynecology

Abstract

The invention relates to a visible multifunctional cervix spatula for the gynecology. The visible multifunctional cervix spatula comprises a handle. A motor is arranged in the handle and connected with a spatula body through a rotating shaft rod. The spatula body is an oval plate, the oval plate is provided with a concentric oval groove, and the oval groove is close to the edge of the oval plate. A miniature camera is arranged at the connection portion of the rotating shaft rod and the spatula body and covered with an anti-fog optical lens. The visible multifunctional cervix spatula is simple in structure and reasonable in design, and can be used for collecting epithelial exfoliated cells in the diseased region of a patient and applying medicine to the diseased region conveniently and lower the work intensity of medical workers. In addition, the medical workers can observe the diseased region conveniently through the visible multifunctional cervix spatula, so that the accuracy of judging diseases is improved, and the treatment time is shortened. The visible multifunctional cervix spatula is high in practicality and easy to popularize and use in gynecologic clinic application.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a visible multifunctional gynecological cervical spatula. Background technique [0002] In gynecological clinics, some gynecological vaginal and cervical diseases are often encountered. It is necessary to scrape the cervix, vaginal epithelial cells, leucorrhea, etc. for clinical testing and analysis for diagnosis. The spatulas currently used are mostly made of wood or plastic materials. When performing gynecological cervical examination, it is often necessary to hold the spatula in one hand and the light source in the other hand or use special light-emitting equipment. Observing the diseased tissue leads to incomplete sampling and missed detection, so that the diagnosis of the disease cannot be made accurately. When administering the drug, the drug is generally pushed by wearing a finger cot with the finger. The process is cumbersome, the operation is complicated, time...

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Problems solved by technology

The spatulas currently used are mostly made of wood or plastic materials. When performing gynecological cervical examination, it is often necessary to hold the spatula in one hand and the light source in the other hand or use special light-emitting equipment. Observing the diseased tissue leads to incomplete sampling and missed detection, making it impossible to accurately diagnose the disease

When administering drugs, the drug is usually pushed with fingers wearing finger cots. The process is cumbersome, the operation is complicated, time-consuming and labor-intensive, and it is easy to cause cross-infection, which increases the difficulty of the work for the staff and brings pain to the patients.

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