Novel digestive tract hemostatic clamp capable of being repeatedly closed
A technology for digestive tract and hemostatic clips, applied in the direction of wound clips, etc., can solve the problems of scratching the tissue wall of the digestive tract, secondary bleeding, troublesome operation, etc., and achieve the effects of avoiding damage or perforation, preventing secondary bleeding, and shortening the length
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[0038] Referring now to the accompanying drawings, the present invention will be further described.
[0039] A novel hemostatic clamp for digestive tract that can be opened and closed repeatedly, including a metal chuck 1 , a release part 2 , a delivery part 3 and a handle 4 .
[0040] The metal chuck 1 includes a clip 11 , a tightening tube 12 , a connecting piece 13 and a limiting pin 17 . The clip 11 is provided with an elastic clamping end 11-2 at the front end, which is used to clamp the tissues in the living body, and has a push-pull end 11-1 at the rear end, which is connected with the connector 13, and is controlled by the pulling steel wire 31 in the tightening tube 12. Inward movement, the side of clip 11 is provided with wing 11-3, when clip 11 is used to move toward near-end handle 4, is stuck in the concave hole 12-1 of tightening tube 12, prevents clip 11 from tightening up. Slide down the tube 12. The wings 11-3 of the clip 11 are provided with a plurality of ...
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