Invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring device
A monitoring device and arterial pressure technology, applied in the field of medical devices, can solve the problems of long arterial puncture time, difficulty in determining whether the puncture is in place or successful, and the arterial puncture success rate is not improved, so as to improve the puncture success rate and shorten the puncture time. Effect
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[0030] The technical scheme of the present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0031] Such as figure 1 Shown is an invasive arterial pressure monitoring device of the present invention, including a pressure connection tube 1 filled with flushing fluid and with a switch, a continuous flushing system and an electronic monitor 2, and one end of the pressure connection tube 1 is connected to an arterial puncture needle 3 , the other end is connected to the electronic monitor 2; the pressure connecting tube 1 is provided with a three-way joint A4, a liquid pumping device 5 and a transducer 6 in sequence from the end connected to the arterial puncture needle 3 to the end connected to the electronic monitor 2; the transducer 6 A pressurized bag 7 is connected.
[0032] Arterial puncture needle 3 among the present invention (as Figure 2-4 shown) includes a soft needle 31, a steel needle 32 and an occluder 33; the rear end of...
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