Auxiliary tool for adjusting puncture posture in vertebral canal

Abstract

The invention provides an auxiliary tool for adjusting a puncture posture in a vertebral canal. The tool comprises a rectangular framework, wherein the rear end of the rectangular framework is movablyconnected with a thigh fixing part, the middle end of the rectangular framework is fixedly connected with a handheld part, and the front end of the rectangular framework is fixedly connected with a head placing part. The thigh fixing part comprises a long rod and a retractable rod which are connected with each other; the long rod is also fixedly connected with an elastic hook-and-loop fastener band for the legs; the handheld part comprises a handle, and the handle is provided with granular bulges and fixedly connected with an elastic layer; the elastic layer is detachably connected with a sweat absorption layer; one surface of the head placing part is fixedly connected with a soft cushion, and the other surface of the head placing part is fixedly connected with a hook-and-loop fastener band for the neck. The auxiliary tool for adjusting the puncture posture in the vertebral canal is simple in structure and convenient to use and can replace the manual work of medical personnel to limitthe body posture of a patient, and meanwhile, the nervous emotion of the patient can be alleviated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to an auxiliary tool for puncturing body positions in the spinal canal. Background technique [0002] Intraspinal anesthesia puncture is a commonly used clinical diagnosis and treatment operation. [0003] The success rate of spinal canal puncture is closely related to the patient's body position. At present, when the patient undergoes spinal canal puncture, he needs to lie on his side on the hospital bed, and at the same time, a medical staff is required to help limit the patient's position so that his thighs are bent toward the abdomen, and his arms are placed in front of his chest in a curled shape to match the spinal canal. Internal puncture, such operation, has the following problems: 1. It is time-consuming and laborious to assist and limit the patient's position, which increases the workload of medical staff and reduces work efficiency; 2. Some patients are prone to ...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, when the patient undergoes spinal canal puncture, he needs to lie on his side on the hospital bed, and at the same time, a medical staff is required to assist in restricting the patient's position so that his thighs are bent toward the abdomen, and his arms are placed in front of his chest in a curled shape to match the spinal canal. Internal puncture, such operation, has the following problems: 1. It is time-consuming and laborious to assist and limit the patient's position, which increases the workload of medical staff and reduces work efficiency; 2. When some patients are punctured in the spinal canal, they are prone to tension. When discomfort comes from the puncture site, the patient changes his body position by himself, which affects the puncture effect or causes puncture failure; 3. Repeatedly adjusting the patient's position not only reduces the patient's medical experience, but also may affect the safety of puncture

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