Cesarean delivery head delivery device

Abstract

The invention discloses a cesarean delivery head delivery device. The cesarean delivery head delivery device comprises a head supporting part. An arc-shaped plate provided with grooves is arranged on the upper portion of the head supporting part. One side of the head supporting part is connected with a handle tangent to the arc-shaped face of the head supporting part. An arc-shaped notch is formed in the side, opposite to the handle, of the head supporting part. Two parallel arc-shaped bent hooks are arranged on the portion, below the arc-shaped block, of the bottom face of the head supporting part. A plurality of suction cups are arranged on the surfaces of the grooves of the head supporting part at equal intervals. According to the cesarean delivery head delivery device, the head of a fetus is supported by the head supporting part, the neck of the fetus is buckled by the arc-shaped notch in one side of the head supporting part, the head of the fetus is sucked and fixed through the suction cups in the head supporting part, and the arc-shaped bent hooks below the arc-shaped notch extend into axillae of the fetus to further fix the position of the fetus; a series of problems such as neonatal asphyxia, hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, birth injuries and even deaths caused when the head of the fetus is taken by hand, the head delivery space becomes small and lower uterine segment incision extension and fractures, postpartum hemorrhage and newborn delivery time delay are prone to happening are prevented.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices for cesarean section, in particular to a cesarean delivery head device. Background technique

[0002] Cesarean section is the main method to clinically treat dystocia, prevent neonatal asphyxia, and reduce maternal and child complications. During the operation, the surgeon puts one hand under the fetal head in the uterine cavity to lift the fetal head upwards, and the other Pressurize the bottom of the uterus with one hand to deliver the fetal head, and then deliver the fetal shoulders and carcass one after another. During cesarean section, it is often difficult to deliver the fetal head because the fetal head is raised or the fetal head is deeply embedded in the pelvis. The space for delivery of the head becomes smaller, which will easily lead to the extension of the incision in the lower uterine segment, postpartum hemorrhage, and prolonged delivery of the newborn, causing a series of co...

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