Hemostatic elastic pressurized salt bag for medical use after vascular interventional surgery

Abstract

The invention relates to a hemostatic elastic pressurized salt bag capable of being used for pressing a puncture point after vascular interventional surgery for medical use. The medical hemostatic elastic pressurized salt bag comprises a salt placing bag (1) made of soft cloth, a male-and-female buckle A (2) is arranged on the front face of the salt placing bag (1), an elastic band (4) is sewn onone side of the salt placing bag (1), a male-and-female buckle B (3) is arranged at the end, away from the salt placing bag, of the elastic band (4) and matched with the male-and-female buckle A (2) for use so that the length and tightness can be adjusted. The salt placing bag (1) is in a rectangular shape, the length of a C side (7) is 22 cm, the length of a D side (8) is 16 cm, and the C side (7) of the salt placing bag is provided with a zippered bag opening (5) in which a pre-prepared 1KG salt bag body can be placed. The hemostatic elastic pressurized salt bag for medical use after the vascular interventional surgery is used for pressurizing and pressing the puncture point within 3 hours after the vascular interventional surgery and preventing improper postoperative pressing of the puncture point, bleeding of the puncture point due to excessive movement of the surgery side body and formation of subcutaneous hematoma or pseudoaneurysm, and complications of postoperative bleeding ofthe puncture site are effectively reduced. At the same time, the hands of a patient are freed, movement of the upper and lower limbs of the patient is facilitated, and the comfort degree of the patient is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medical hemostatic elastic pressurized salt bag after vascular interventional surgery, which can compress the puncture point after vascular interventional surgery, prevent postoperative bleeding at the puncture point, facilitate the normal activities of the upper and lower limbs of the patient, and improve the postoperative comfort of the patient Degree, belongs to medical equipment. Background technique [0002] At present, minimally invasive interventional surgery has become one of the main treatment options for patients with advanced tumors, and selective or superselective hepatic arterial infusion and chemoembolization have become the first choice for non-surgical treatment of primary liver cancer. The femoral artery is the most commonly used path for interventional treatment of liver cancer because of its large inner diameter, which can accommodate larger endoscopic catheters, easy placement of the catheter, and convenie...

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