Method for manufacturing nerve block puncture needle based on 3D printing technology and product
A nerve block and three-dimensional printing technology, applied in the field of medical devices, can solve the problems of inability to meet the needs of personalized puncture, large variability of human anatomy, and fixed specifications of puncture needles, so as to meet the needs of practical teaching, improve the needs of practical teaching, The effect of high patient satisfaction
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Embodiment 1
[0024] This example is used to obtain a puncture needle for brachial plexus block. Since the brachial plexus is distributed on different levels of the nerve sheath and intermuscular space, ordinary puncture needles can only achieve single-point injection of local anesthetic, but single-point injection of local anesthetic cannot block the brachial plexus. In addition, many patients have anatomical variation, and the fat, muscle, and subcutaneous tissue thickness of the puncture path are different. The traditional puncture positioning and puncture path are likely to lead to puncture failure. In addition, when the beveled surface of the needle tip of the traditional puncture needle touches the nerve, it mainly cuts the tissue, causing great damage to the nerve tissue and easily causing the patient to feel strange. In order to obtain a good anesthesia effect and ensure patient safety, multi-point, multi-directional, multi-level puncture and injection must be performed.
[0025] In...
Embodiment 2
[0034] This case belongs to the celiac plexus puncture needle, which is used for percutaneous celiac plexus puncture block in the treatment of upper abdominal organ pain. Celiac plexus puncture block to treat pain, the traditional 10-12cm long 22-gauge fine needle, straight needle puncture (firstly insert the needle vertically through the skin, touch the transverse bone surface, return the needle to the subcutaneous, change the angle upward, slide Puncture through the transverse process), the operation procedure is complicated, the puncture is difficult, and the kidney, aorta, lumbar artery, inferior vena cava, spinal canal, etc. are easily injured, and the puncture risk is high. Clinically, X images are often used to monitor the puncture.
[0035] In this case, three-dimensional printing technology was used to prepare a puncture needle for celiac plexus block. The operation steps are as follows:
[0036] (1) Carry out a full range of three-dimensional scanning of the celiac p...
Embodiment 3
[0043] This example belongs to the epidural space puncture needle, which is used for percutaneous puncture to block the epidural space to generate anesthesia and facilitate operation. For clinical epidural puncture, the traditional 10-15cm long No. 16 is often used, which is made of medical polymer and stainless steel. The procedure for doctors to perform epidural puncture on clinical patients is complex and difficult, and it is easy to damage dorsal root nerves, blood vessels, dura mater, spinal cord, etc., which can lead to cerebrospinal fluid leakage, total spinal palsy, epidural hematoma, nerve damage, etc. Injuries, spinal cord injuries, etc., are mostly completed by senior physicians.
[0044] In this case, three-dimensional printing technology was used to prepare epidural puncture needles, and the operation steps were as follows:
[0045] (1) A full range of three-dimensional scans were performed on the spine and medullary cavity of the patient's affected area by a CT ...
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