Intervertebral foramen puncture guiding device

Abstract

The invention discloses an intervertebral foramen puncture guide device which comprises a vertical positioning device, a horizontal adjusting device and an angle adjusting device, wherein the vertical positioning device is connected with the horizontal adjusting device by a longitudinal-transverse rod connector; the angle adjusting device is connected with the horizontal adjusting device; an intervertebral foramen puncture sleeve is fixed on the angle adjusting device; and an intervertebral foramen puncture needle penetrates in the intervertebral foramen puncture sleeve. In the invention, based on the principle that two points define a straight line and through the guide of a zygopophysis puncture needle and the intervertebral foramen puncture needle sleeve, accurate intervertebral foramen puncture can be realized conveniently, accurately and quickly; only a little and simple X perspective is needed during the operation, and thus the ray exposure of the medical personnel and patients is reduced; and due to the guide of the zygopophysis puncture needle, the puncture blindness is avoided, the risk of vascular nerve tissue damage is reduced, the puncture accuracy and safety are guaranteed, the operation time is shortened, the device is easy to learn and understand, the learning period is shortened, and the efficiency is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of medical equipment, and in particular relates to a guiding device for puncturing an intervertebral foramen. Background technique [0002] In recent years, more and more hospitals and doctors in China have used transforaminal endoscopy for spinal surgery, mainly for the lumbar spine. Transforaminal endoscopic surgery has the advantages of simple anesthesia (local anesthesia), small trauma (incision about 7mm), clear operative field (equipped with light source, display screen, camera system) and quick recovery (you can walk on the ground after surgery and be discharged on the same day). It has been recognized by more and more spine surgeons and patients. However, the learning curve is steep. Accurate puncture of the intervertebral foramen, establishment of the working channel and technique under the microscope are the two major difficulties in surgery. To a large extent, it determines the success of the operation an...

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