A kind of pelvic fixation belt

Abstract

The invention provides a pelvic bone fixation belt, which includes a flexible fitting surface, a fixing rope and a hard outer surface. The back of the flexible fitting surface and the front of the hard outer surface are connected to each other; A plurality of fixing ropes, the fixing ropes are respectively connected with the flexible bonding surface and the hard outer surface, the two ends of the fixing rope are provided with a bonding surface B, and the back of the hard outer surface is provided with a groove for fitting the fixing ropes for fixing, There is a bonding surface A in the groove, and the bonding surface A and the B surface are bonded and fixed to each other. Through the comfort of the user's skin through the flexible fit surface; through the design of the fixing rope, it is convenient for the user to fix and tighten, the fixing steps are simple, and the fixing is firm.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a pelvic bone fixation belt with low cost, less burden on the patient's skin, less prone to sultry heat and long prickly heat and easy to use. Background technique [0002] Pelvic fractures account for 3% of all fractures and are the most common type of multiple injuries, 13% of which are accompanied by massive hemorrhage. Pelvic fractures are called killer fractures, and they are the type of trauma with a mortality rate second only to craniocerebral injuries and chest injuries in traffic injuries. Due to the high mortality rate of pelvic fractures, its treatment has attracted much clinical attention. The sources of bleeding in pelvic fractures are mainly composed of three aspects: 1. Bleeding from fracture ends. 2. Bleeding due to injury of pelvic organs. 3. Bleeding due to vascular injury in the pelvic cavity. The hemostasis method that adopts at present: 1. Reduce pelvic volume, make hematoma be oppressed, bed sheet wrapp...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, patients with pelvic fractures are usually treated clinically with pelvic external fixation brackets, but the disadvantages of this type of pelvic external fixation brackets are that they are bulky, inconvenient to carry, complicated to operate, and require professional medical personnel to operate and use.

Although metal fixation straps are also used to fix pelvic fractures, the metal fixation straps themselves do not have elasticity, which can easily cause compression damage to soft tissues and cause pain for patients.

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