Examination couch for imaging department

Abstract

The invention provides an examination couch for an imaging department. The examination couch comprises a lower bed plate layer, supporting legs, an upper bed plate layer, anti-radiation equipment, moving wheels and universal wheels, wherein a supporting leg is arranged at each of four corners of the lower bed plate layer; the upper bed plate layer equivalent to the shape of the lower bed plate layer is arranged on the upper part of the lower bed plate layer; the anti-radiation equipment is mounted on the upper part of the upper bed plate layer; a plurality of moving wheels which are uniformly arranged are arranged on the lower surface of the upper bed plate layer; the universal wheels with self-locking functions are arranged at the lower ends of the supporting legs; the anti-radiation equipment comprises a plurality of anti-radiation plates arranged along the bed body length direction; the anti-radiation plates are connected with the side face of the upper bed plate layer through a rotating shaft; the anti-radiation plates are arc-shaped, and handles are arranged on the upper parts of the anti-radiation plates; recesses are inwards formed in the middle of the upper bed plate layer. The examination couch of a patient can be moved by sliding the moving wheels only, assistance of lots of medical care personnel is not needed, and the operating difficulty of the medical care personnel is alleviated. Meanwhile, the patient does not need to move, secondary injuries are avoided, and early recovery of the patient is facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to an examination bed for imaging departments. Background technique [0002] For patients who go to the imaging department for examination, especially for MRI examination or when the patient is examined in a prone position, for patients with limited mobility or who have just undergone surgery, the patient needs to be lifted onto the push bed, and then transferred to MRI or MRI. On other designated examination beds, this working method has many disadvantages as follows: First, when moving the patient to the designated examination bed, a large number of medical staff are required to assist, which is not only time-consuming and laborious, but also brings pain to the patient during the moving process. New pain; and for those patients with fractures or patients who have just had surgery, it is likely to cause secondary injuries to the patient's fracture site or wound, which serio...

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[0002] For patients who go to the imaging department for examination, especially for MRI examination or when the patient is examined in a prone position, for patients with limited mobility or who have just undergone surgery, the patient needs to be lifted onto the push bed, and then transferred to MRI or MRI. On other designated examination beds, this working method has many disadvantages as follows: First, when moving the patient to the designated examination bed, a large number of medical staff are required to assist, which is not only time-consuming and laborious, but also brings pain to the patient during the moving process. New pain; and for those fracture patients or patients who have just finished surgery, it is very likely to cause secondary injury to the patient's fracture site or wound, which seriously affects the patient's recovery

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