A special membrane rupture device for caesarean section operating room

Abstract

The invention discloses a special fetal membrane breaking device for a cesarean operation room, and relates to the field of medical auxiliary equipment. The special fetal membrane breaking device comprises a belt, an operation opening, a fixing ring, a fixing plate, a first drainage hole, a connecting block, a second drainage hole, a partition plate, a fetal membrane breaker and a negative pressure device. The operation opening is formed in the belt, the fixing ring is arranged at the operation opening, the fixing plate is arranged on the fixing ring, the fixing plate is provided with the second drainage hole and the connecting block, the first drainage hole is formed in the connecting block, the partition plate is arranged in the connecting block, the fetal membrane breaker and the negative pressure device are arranged on the partition plate, the fetal membrane breaker is composed of a fixing groove, a limiting block, a fixing block, a needle and a handheld rod, the fixing groove is formed in the partition plate, and the negative pressure device is composed of a connecting pipe, a clamping block and a handle. The device is high in practicability and very convenient to use, and can be used for safe and accurate fetal membrane breaking in cesarean of a puerpera; in addition, amniotic fluid can be conveniently and rapidly collected and drained, and the daily work of obstetrical medical staff is greatly facilitated.

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【Technical field】 [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical auxiliary equipment, in particular to a special membrane rupture device for a caesarean section operating room. 【Background technique】 [0002] It is well known that when an obstetrician performs a caesarean section on a parturient, an incision must be made on the parturient's stomach first, and then the amniotic fluid of the parturient will be released through the incision, and the child can be taken out after the amniotic fluid is released. Usually, obstetricians use a membrane rupture device to rupture the membranes. The conventional membrane rupture device is usually placed in the vagina of the puerpera to rupture the membranes, and then the amniotic fluid is collected or the amniotic fluid flows out of the vagina by itself. Although the amniotic fluid can be ruptured when the parturient is using it in cesarean section, the amniotic fluid cannot be collected by the amniotic fluid, which will not only ...

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[0002] It is well known that when an obstetrician performs a caesarean section on a parturient, an incision must be made on the parturient's stomach first, and then the amniotic fluid of the parturient will be released through the incision, and the child can be taken out after the amniotic fluid is released. Usually, obstetricians use a membrane rupturer to rupture the membranes. The conventional membrane rupturer is usually placed in the vagina of the puerpera to rupture the membranes, and then the amniotic fluid is collected or the amniotic fluid flows out of the vagina by itself. Although the amniotic fluid can be ruptured when the parturient is using it during cesarean section, the amniotic fluid cannot be collected by the amniotic fluid, which will not only cause the amniotic fluid to splash on the parturient or on the operating table, but also cause the amniotic fluid to spray The splash affects the follow-up delivery work

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