Operation assisting action device for hepatological surgery department

Abstract

The invention discloses an operation assisting action device for the hepatological surgery department. The operation assisting action device comprises a bed body. An L-shaped supporting plate is connected with the side, close to a neck pillow, of the bed body. A disinfecting box body is arranged on the upper side of the L-shaped supporting plate. A negative pressure suction pump is arranged on theside, close to a liquid storage tank, of the L-shaped supporting plate. A sucker is connected with the other end of an infusion telescopic pipe. A PLC is arranged on the side, away from the L-shapedsupporting plate, of the bed body. Four or more symmetrical connecting plates are arranged on the two sides of the bed body. Two slide shafts are arranged between the connecting plates. By using an L-shaped pull rod and a U-shaped retraction plate in cooperation, precise positioning and traction can be precisely conducted on the retraction position of an abdominal cavity; by means of an ultraviolet disinfecting lamp on one side in a drawer, surgical instruments to be used can be rapidly and conveniently disinfected; by using the negative pressure suction pump, the sucker and the infusion telescopic pipe in cooperation, hydrops generated in the surgery of a patient can be rapidly and efficiently sucked out, and use is convenient.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a device for assisting hepatobiliary surgery. Background technique [0002] During the surgical treatment of hepatobiliary surgery patients, in order to facilitate efficient surgical operations, it is necessary to use auxiliary devices to open the abdominal cavity for easy operation, and multiple medical staff are required to perform tissue traction and movement to facilitate later surgical operations. Effusion often occurs in the hospital. The previous treatment methods mostly use a single artificial assistance, which cannot achieve stable and efficient surgical assistance. If things go on like this, the work difficulty of medical staff is increased, and surgical instruments cannot be quickly and conveniently sterilized. It is inconvenient to handle and use. For example, the patent application publication number 201610910444.8 discloses a device for assisting hepatobilia...

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[0002] During the surgical treatment of hepatobiliary surgery patients, in order to facilitate efficient surgical operations, it is necessary to use auxiliary devices to open the abdominal cavity for easy operation, and multiple medical staff are required to perform tissue traction and movement to facilitate later surgical operations. Effusion often occurs in the hospital. The previous treatment methods mostly use a single artificial assistance, which cannot achieve stable and efficient surgical assistance. If things go on like this, the work difficulty of medical staff is increased, and surgical instruments cannot be quickly and conveniently sterilized. It is inconvenient to handle and use. For example, the patent application publication number 201610910444.8 discloses a device for assisting hepatobiliary surgery, including a device main body, an opening expansion sp

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