Multifunctional seat for thoracentesis

Abstract

The invention discloses a multifunctional seat for thoracentesis comprising a seat body for thoracocentesis by a patient, wherein the seat body comprises a seat plate, seat legs and a backrest; the upper end of the backrest is provided with a lying plate for the double upper limbs of the patient to lie; one end of the lying plate is hinged to the backrest; the two sides of the lying plate are supported by hydraulic support rods; one end of each hydraulic support rod is hinged to the backrest; and the telescopic end of each hydraulic support rod is hinged to the lying plate. The lying plate isdisposed on the upper end of the backrest. When a medical worker performs thoracentesis on the patient, the patient faces the backrest and rides over the seat. The hydraulic support rods fold and openthe lying plate in order that the upper limbs of the patient lies on the lying plate. The multifunctional seat improves the comfort of the patient subjected to thoracentesis, reduces the labor intensity of the medical worker, and brings greater convenience to the thoracentesis for the medical worker.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to a multifunctional seat for chest puncture. Background technique [0002] When performing thoracentesis for pleural effusion, the puncture site is generally at the 8th and 9th intercostal spaces below the scapular line on the chest, back, and the medical staff stand behind the patient to perform the operation. The upper limbs lie on the treatment table. This posture is not only conducive to the doctor's operation, but also conducive to the patient's ability to maintain a comfortable posture for a long time. [0003] At present, when a patient is punctured, the seat needs to be moved to the side of the treatment table, and then the patient is asked to ride on the seat facing the back of the chair, with both upper limbs lying on the treatment table, because the seat and the treatment table are separated Yes, during the puncture process, the patient is prone to twisting d...

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[0003] At present, when a patient is punctured, the seat needs to be moved to the side of the treatment table, and then the patient is asked to ride on the seat facing the back of the chair, with both upper limbs lying on the treatment table, because the seat and the treatment table are separated Yes, during the puncture process, the patient is prone to twisting due to tension and other discomforts, and the patient is easy to move between the seat and the treatment table during the twisting process, which brings great pressure to the chest puncture work of the medical staff. It is a big inconvenience; another, when the medical staff perform thoracentesis on the patient, they need to place the equipment and medicines for the thoracic puncture in the sterile area of ​​the treatment table, so that the medical staff can perform the thoracic puncture on the patient. Due to the long distance between the aseptic area of ​​the treatment table and the seat, the medical staff need to walk back and forth to pick up the instruments or medicines placed in the aseptic area during the chest puncture process, which not only increases the labor intensity of the medical staff, but also gives The patient brought great pain

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