A skull base repair device for minimally invasive transsphenoidal pituitary adenoma surgery
A technology for pituitary adenoma and minimally invasive surgery, applied in surgery, medical science and other directions, can solve the problems of easy leakage of cerebrospinal fluid, inability to repair the base of the skull, difficult surgery, etc. effect of difficulty
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[0027] refer to Figure 1-4 , a skull base repair device for minimally invasive transsphenoidal pituitary adenoma surgery, comprising a circular guide rail 1 and a bracket arranged in the middle of the circular guide rail 1, and also includes a circular drive device, a radial adjustment device, an elastic leak-proof device and feeding device;
[0028] The radial adjustment device includes a rotating horizontal plate 23 movable along the radial direction of the annular guide rail 1. The inner rotation of the rotating horizontal plate 23 is connected with a screw rod 24, and the screw rod 24 is connected with an adjusting plate 25 stuck in the rotating horizontal plate 23. 25. As the screw rod 24 rotates, the elastic leak-proof device moves linearly to and fro, and the elastic leak-proof device includes a skull support plate 3 arranged on the top of the adjustment plate 25;
[0029] The skull support plate 3 is provided with an injection chamber 31 and an extrusion chamber 32. ...
Embodiment 2
[0034] An adjustment handle is also provided on the outside of one side of the rotating horizontal plate 23, and the adjustment handle is fixedly connected with one end of the screw rod 24. The adjustment handle can be manually rotated to drive the screw rod 24 to rotate, and then the adjustment plate 25 is driven to move under the rotational power of the screw thread to realize adjustment. The purpose of different positions of the skull support plate 3 is not only to save cost, but also to facilitate rapid repair of different positions of the skull and reduce the difficulty of surgery.
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