Disposable overflow resisting surgery bedspread used in uteroscope surgery

Abstract

The invention discloses a disposable overflow resisting surgery bedspread used in a uteroscope surgery. The disposable overflow resisting surgery bedspread is characterized by comprising a high-waist trousers body allowing a patient to wear, formed by a water-repellent front piece and a water-repellent rear piece, wherein an operating opening allowing surgery instruments to enter and exit is formed in a position corresponding to the perineum part of the lithotomy position human body, in the front piece of the trousers body; an overflow opening is formed in a position corresponding to the sacrococcygeal part of the lithotomy position human body, at the rear piece of the trousers body; and a drainage bag marked with graduation is connected to the overflow opening. The disposable overflow resisting surgery bedspread disclosed by the invention has the advantages that an irrigating solution discharged in the uteroscope surgery process can be collected, so that medical personnel can accurately judge whether the solution outlet capacity of the irrigating solution is normal or not, and the generation of the situation that the solution outlet capacity is wrongly estimated, and the patient suffers from complications is avoided; and the irrigating solution discharged in the uteroscope surgery process can be collected, so that the situation that the irrigating solution overflows to an surgery room is effectively avoided, sterile construction of the surgery room is facilitated, and the hospital infection opportunity of the patient subjected to the surgery is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical auxiliary products, in particular to a disposable anti-overflow surgical pad for hysteroscopic surgery. Background technique [0002] With the continuous improvement of minimally invasive technology, hysteroscopic surgery has been widely used in clinic due to its characteristics of small surgical trauma, short operation time, light operation pain, fast postoperative recovery, and short hospital stay. The surgical position for hysteroscopic surgery is the lithotomy position (head lowered and feet higher). When in the lithotomy position, the patient's sacrum is in a low position. However, there are also certain problems in hysteroscopic surgery: (1) Since large doses of lavage fluid are used in hysteroscopic surgery, if these lavage fluids are not discharged in time, the balance of water and electrolytes in the patient's body fluids will be significantly changed, causing a series of problems. A ser...

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However, there are also certain problems in hysteroscopic surgery: (1) Since large doses of lavage fluid are used in hysteroscopic surgery, if these lavage fluids are not discharged in time, the balance of water and electrolytes in the patient's body fluids will be significantly changed, causing a series of problems. A series of complications can cause acute water intoxication in serious cases, so the amount of fluid discharged by the patient must be continuously observed during or after the operation. The medical staff can judge whether the fluid output is normal or not based on their experience, but some inexperienced medical staff have the problem of not being able to correctly estimate the fluid output, which will lead to the risk of complications for the patient; (2) During laparoscopic surgery, the lavage fluid for washing the uterine cavity flows out through the cervix and then through the vagina, and then flows through the patient's sacrum along the gap between the conventional surgical drape and the skin of the perineum, and then overflows from the sacrum. For a long time, the lavage water will overflow to the entire operating room, which is not conducive to the sterility of the operating room and increases the chance of nosocomial infection for surgical patients

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