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Thread implantation rod for preventing damage to subcutaneous tissue and blood vessels

A subcutaneous tissue and pusher technology, applied in the field of thread-embedding needles, can solve the problems of easily damaged subcutaneous tissue or blood vessels, damaged or necrotic tissue or blood vessels, etc., and achieve the effect of preventing damage to subcutaneous tissue and blood vessels

Active Publication Date: 2016-12-14
金庚均
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[0007] However, in the structure of Patent Document 2, since the end portion is formed in a sharp shape, it is easy to damage the subcutaneous tissue or the blood vessel during the insertion of the injection needle.
[0008] In particular, the structure of Patent Documents 1 and 2 is to prevent the inserted thread from being pulled out together when the injection needle is inserted into the subcutaneous area, and the inside and the end are formed in an open form. At the same time, the damaged subcutaneous tissue or blood vessel through the open part enters the inside of the tube, causing more damage, and the necrotic tissue or blood vessel is located around the suture inside the tube, so that the necrotic tissue is located around the suture and causes the skin A phenomenon in which discoloration forms a protrusion or a cyst is caused by necrotic tissue

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[0038] The thread embedding pusher for preventing damage to subcutaneous tissue and blood vessels according to the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0039] The thread embedding pusher for preventing damage to subcutaneous tissue and blood vessels of the present invention includes a main body 10 , a tapered portion 20 and an incision portion 30 .

[0040] Such as Figure 1 to Figure 2 As shown, the main body 10 is made of a hollow cylindrical tube of metal material, and an opening 11 is formed at one end.

[0041] Such as figure 1 As shown, it is preferable to provide an armrest 12 at a portion where the opening 11 is formed.

[0042] The suture 3 is inserted through the opening 11 .

[0043] At this time, the suture 3 is of various types such as biodegradability and insolubility suitable for thread embedding.

[0044] At this time, the middle portion of the buried suture 3 is folded like a normal buried sutur...

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Abstract

The present invention relates to a thread implantation rod and relates to a needle for thread-embedding therapy having a tubular shape for allowing a suture to be inserted and moved therein, wherein the end is rounded and blocked and also has a sharp shape so as to prevent the skin, muscle and blood vessels from being torn during an operation, thereby preventing damage to subcutaneous tissue.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a thread embedding pusher. More specifically, it relates to a tube shape formed to insert and move sutures inwardly. , The blood vessel is torn, thereby, preventing the embedding needle from damaging the subcutaneous tissue. Background technique [0002] Recently, in order to prevent wrinkles, regenerate muscle, and regenerate skin tissue, dermatology and plastic surgery have used a thread embedding method in which a thread is inserted under the skin with an injection needle, and the thread is buried under the skin, and only the inserted needle is pulled out. [0003] The technology related to injection needles is "Inserter for Wrinkle Prevention and Reshaping" (Korea Patent Publication No. 10-1261175, Patent Document 1). And it is formed into a shape with a sharp tip so that it can be inserted through the skin. [0004] However, since the tip is formed in a sharp shape, muscles, tissues, and blood vessels are damaged...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A61M5/158A61B17/34
CPCA61M5/158A61M5/14A61B17/3468A61B2017/00792A61B2017/06052A61B2017/06085A61B2017/3454A61B2090/034A61B17/06066A61B17/34A61B17/0469A61B2017/061
Inventor 金庚均权韩真
Owner 金庚均
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