Membrane rupture and amniotic fluid drainage combined device for obstetrics department

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of auxiliary instruments for obstetrics department, and in particular relates to a membrane rupture and amniotic fluid drainage combined device for the obstetrics department. In order to solve the problems that the operation is not convenient, the working efficiency is low, and after membrane rupture, amniotic fluid also affects the parturition environment due to outflow, the invention provides the membrane rupture and amniotic fluid drainage combined device for the obstetrics department; the device is characterized by comprising a base; the four corners of the outer wall of the bottom end of the base are respectively and fixedly provided with universal wheels by means of bolts, and the outer wall of the top end of the base is fixedly provided with a box body by means of bolts; a storage box is fixed on the outer wall of the top end of the base by means of bolts and is fixed on the outer wall of one side of the box body by means of bolts; arectangular opening is formed in the outer wall of the side, far away from the box body, of the storage box, and the inner wall of the rectangular opening is connected with a box door by means of a hinge. The membrane rupture and amniotic fluid drainage combined device is additionally provided with an electrically telescopic membrane rupture needle and a diversion trench, thus being capable of accurately performing membrane puncture and amniotic fluid derivation. The membrane rupture and amniotic fluid drainage combined device is complete in functions, safe and efficient, and can be used for carrying out membrane puncture and amniotic fluid derivation on a lying-in woman so as to greatly increase the efficiency of a parturition operation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of obstetrics and gynecology auxiliary equipment, in particular to a combination device for amniotic fluid drainage in obstetrics. Background technique [0002] At present, rupture of membranes is a commonly used operation in obstetrics. The commonly used tools for rupture of membranes in hospitals are puncture needles and vascular forceps. It is very inconvenient for doctors to use puncture needles when operating, and the requirements for doctors are relatively high. The depth is not easy to grasp, if the penetration depth is too deep, it may damage the fetus. When the puncture needle passes through the vagina, it is easy to cause damage to the vagina. The structure is inconvenient to adjust, the adaptability is poor, the safety and reliability are not ideal, the operation is inconvenient, and the work efficiency is low. Moreover, the amniotic fluid after the rupture of the membrane will also affect the pro...

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[0002] At present, rupture of membranes is a commonly used operation in obstetrics. The commonly used tools for rupture of membranes in hospitals are puncture needles and vascular forceps. It is very inconvenient for doctors to use puncture needles when operating, and the requirements for doctors are relatively high. The depth is not easy to grasp, if the penetration depth is too deep, it may damage the fetus. When the puncture needle passes through the vagina, it is easy to cause damage to the vagina. The structure is inconvenient to adjust, the adaptability is poor, the safety and reliability are not ideal, the operation is inconvenient, the work efficiency is low, and the amniotic fluid after membrane rupture will also affect the production environment due to outflow, which is very inconvenient

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