Self-creeping type nasal gastrointestinal catheter
A self-peristaltic, gastrointestinal technology, applied in the field of medical devices, can solve the problems of catheters that cannot be positioned according to requirements, poor patient tolerance, and easy to cause trauma, etc., to achieve a smooth and non-invasive catheterization process, reduce retention and reflux, and reduce The effect of production costs
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[0027] Such as figure 1 As shown, this embodiment discloses a self-peristing nasogastric catheter, comprising a mother tube 1, a child tube 2, a balloon 3 and an elastic guide wire 5, the mother tube 1 and the child tube 2 are not connected to each other, and the child tube 2. Closely attached to the wall of the mother tube 1, the balloon 3 is arranged around the outer wall of the front end of the mother tube 1, and communicates with the front end of the child tube 2. The elastic guide wire 5 is detachably arranged in the mother tube until the front end, and passes through the balloon 3 After the liquid is injected, the gravity and volume slowly wriggle in the stomach to the position where it needs to be positioned, and the mother tube 1 is used for cleaning or infusion. Since the balloon 3 is surrounded by the outer wall near the front end of the mother tube, and the front end of the mother tube 1 An infusion opening is provided at the end, which reduces the retention and ref...
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[0033] Such as figure 2 As shown, this embodiment discloses a self-peristing nasogastric catheter, comprising a mother tube 1, a child tube 2, a balloon 3 and an elastic guide wire 5, the mother tube 1 and the child tube 2 are not connected to each other, and the child tube 2 is closely attached to the inner wall of the mother tube 1, the balloon 3 is arranged around the outer wall near the front end of the mother tube 1, and communicates with the front end of the sub-tube 2, and the elastic guide wire 5 is detachably arranged in the mother tube until the front end, There is an infusion opening at the end of the front end, and there can be one or more infusion openings. Setting the infusion opening can prevent the nutrient solution or medical solution from being blocked at the back end of the balloon, causing retention and reflux, and affecting the nutrient solution or medical solution entering the jejunum , in this embodiment, an infusion opening is provided at the outer wal...
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[0037] Such as image 3As shown, this embodiment discloses a self-peristing nasogastric catheter, comprising a mother tube 1, a child tube 2, a balloon 3 and an elastic guide wire 5, the mother tube 1 and the child tube 2 are not connected to each other, and the child tube 2 is closely attached to the inner wall of the mother tube 1, the balloon 3 is arranged around the outer wall near the front end of the mother tube 1, and communicates with the front end of the sub-tube 2, the elastic guide wire 5 is detachably arranged in the main tube until the front end, and the sub-tube 2 is tightly It is pasted on the inner wall of the mother pipe 1, and its tail end passes through the inner wall of the mother pipe. Attaching the child tube to the inner wall of the mother tube can effectively reduce the volume of the gastrojejunum tube and facilitate the small intestine infusion. In addition, there are infusion tubes at the end of the front end of the mother tube and the outer wall of t...
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