Electro-coagulation forceps self-adaptive scrubbing support

Abstract

The invention discloses an electro-coagulation forceps self-adaptive scrubbing support. The electro-coagulation forceps self-adaptive scrubbing support comprises a base and a cylindrical cavity and is characterized in that a disc is arranged in the cavity, and the circle center position of the disc is connected with a motor. Multiple pressure sensors are embedded on the periphery of the surface of the disc, a first hydraulic cylinder is arranged on the inner wall of the cavity above the disc, and a pushing plate is connected to a piston rod of the first hydraulic cylinder. A chuck is further arranged on the side opposite to the first hydraulic cylinder, of the inner wall of the cavity and clamped in a sliding groove formed in the inner wall of the cavity, and the upper portion of the chuck is connected with an electric reel through a pull line. A second hydraulic cylinder is further arranged at the top of the base, and the tail end of a piston rod of the second hydraulic cylinder is connected with a wiping head. An ultrasonic cleaning instrument is further arranged at the bottom of the cavity, and a single chip microcomputer is further arranged in the base. The electro-coagulation forceps self-adaptive scrubbing support is simple in principle, convenient to use and low in manufacturing cost and has high practical value, flushing and wiping work can be completed only by optionally putting the forceps to be disinfected in the disc, and manpower and material resources are greatly saved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a self-adaptive scrubbing device for electrocoagulation tweezers. Background technique [0002] Electrocoagulation tweezers are often used for surgical hemostasis. When in use, the high-frequency electric energy provided by the tweezers can achieve protein dehydration and coagulation, so as to achieve the purpose of hemostasis. The structure of electrocoagulation tweezers generally includes tweezers tip, tweezers rod and electrode seat, and there is a plug connector at the end of the electrode seat. This instrument has the characteristics of easy to use and safety, so it is widely used. [0003] The traditional disinfection methods for electrocoagulation tweezers are generally: wipe the tip of the tweezers with cotton balls soaked in alcohol or distilled water, medical gauze, or use radiation, high-temperature steam, and soaking in disinfectant to achieve disinfection. These disinfection methods are inefficient and requir...

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Problems solved by technology

These disinfection methods are inefficient and require manual operation. They are generally used for complete disinfection of large-scale instruments, and are not suitable for temporary disinfection operations during surgery. Moreover, they do not have automated disinfection functions and are inconvenient to use.

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