Ureteral calculus treatment bed

Abstract

The invention discloses a ureteral calculus treatment bed, comprising a bed frame, a No. 1 bed board, a No. 2 bed board, a rotator, a lying board and a support arm. The top of the bed frame is fixedly connected to the No. 1 bed board, and one end of the No. 1 bed board passes through The electric bearing is connected to the No. 2 bed board, the middle of the No. 1 bed board and the No. 2 bed board is fixedly connected by an electric supporter, the top of the No. 2 bed board is fixedly connected to the rotator, the top of the rotator is fixedly connected to the lying board, and the top of the lying board is fixedly connected. One end is provided with a leg fixing belt, the other end of the lying board is fixedly connected to the upper body fixing belt, and one side of the lying board is provided with a guide rail. When treating patients with ureteral calculi, the present invention can detect the patient's calculus position in real time, and help doctors to accurately judge. For some patients, when special treatment plans such as handstand are needed, it can help the patient to stand upside down, cooperate with doctors to treat, and greatly improve the recovery. It can help speed up the expulsion of stones, has no toxic and side effects, and reduces the work difficulty of medical staff.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medical device, in particular to a treatment bed for ureter calculus. Background technique [0002] Stones are solid masses formed in the lumen of ducts or lumens of luminal organs (such as kidneys, ureters, gallbladder or bladder, etc.) in humans or animals. Ureteral calculus is a common and frequently-occurring disease in clinical practice, and the volume of the calculus entering the ureter is relatively small, but it will still bring great pain to the patient if it passes through the slender ureter. The effect is not obvious, and we can only wait for the stones to move down slowly. Some patients have complex conditions and need special treatment such as handstand, but people with poor physical condition and old age cannot complete handstand alone, which adds a lot of work to the medical staff. Difficulty, and the existing stone treatment checks are to go to the hospital's inspection department for separate checks, which c...

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Ureteral calculus is a common and frequently-occurring disease in clinical practice, and the volume of the calculus entering the ureter is relatively small, but it will still bring great pain to the patient if it passes through the slender ureter. The effect is not obvious, and we can only wait for the stones to move down slowly. Some patients have complex conditions and need special treatment such as handstand, b

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