Anesthetic head fixing support suitable for prone position operations

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of medical equipment, in particular to an anesthetic head fixing support suitable for prone position operations. The anesthetic head fixing support comprises a fixing support body, the fixing support body comprises a frame, a supporting device and a clamping device, the supporting device is used for adjusting a suitable head supporting position, and the clampingdevice is used for positioning the head. The anesthetic head fixing support is simple in structure, convenient to operate, capable of avoiding ventilation disorder or threaded pipe disengagement caused by swing of the patient's head in the anesthesia process, suitable for prone position operations, and capable of avoiding compression injury easily caused by long-time position placement to the patient's eyes, mouth or nose.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical equipment, in particular to an anesthesia head fixing bracket suitable for prone position operation. Background technique [0002] In orthopedic or surgical operations, there are many operations that require patients to take a prone position, such as posterior cervical surgery, lumbar posterior surgery, and intracranial surgery. In previous operations, the patient’s head was often turned to one side, which is not conducive to the operator’s operation and the anesthesiologist’s respiratory management. With the improvement of medical equipment, a prone position head frame has been developed for prone position surgery. It is found in clinical practice that although the current prone position head frame can meet the needs of surgical operations, it has the following disadvantages: first, the existing prone position head frame is poorly adjustable, and it is difficult to fit patients with all face shapes. And i...

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In previous operations, the patient’s head was often turned to one side, which is not conducive to the operator’s operation and the anesthesiologist’s respiratory management. With the improvement of medical equipment, a prone position head frame has been developed for prone position surgery. It is found in clinical practice that although the current prone position head frame can meet the needs of surgical operations, it has the following disadvantages: first, the existing prone position head frame is poorly adjustable, and it is difficult to fit patients with all face shapes. And it is easy to cause compression damage to the eyes, mouth and nose of the patient; secondly, because the threaded tube of the anesthesia machine is long and heavy, it is easy to take out the threaded tube or compress or discount it to one side during the general anesthesia process, which is difficult for the anesthetist to observe. And operation brings many difficulties, and it is also very inconvenient to use; moreover, the patient may cause the head to swing due to mental tension and reflex adverse reactions during anesthesia, which may lead to ventilation obstruction or threaded tube falling off

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