Head and upper limb fixed bracket of surgical patient in prone position

Abstract

A head and upper limb fixed bracket of a surgical patient in prone position includes a fixed support plate; the middle part of the upper surface of the fixed support plate is fixed with a face placement pad, the face placement pad includes a hard support box, the top of the hard support box is opened, and the back box wall of the hard support box is provided with a pipe opening. With use of the fixed bracket, the patient is guaranteed to be in a stable prone position during surgery, anesthesia monitoring and nursing are facilitated, the accidental injury to the patient is effectively controlled during surgery, and the difficulties of the risk quality control and surgery position management in a surgery room are reduced.

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Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of medical technology, and specifically relates to a fixed support for the head and upper limbs of patients undergoing prone position surgery. Background technique [0002] When performing operations on the cervical spine, spine, posterior fossa, and lower back, the patient generally adopts the prone position. At present, the main posture of the prone position is the prone position, with the arms flexed on both sides of the head, the legs straight, under the chest, and hips. , Put a soft pillow on each ankle, head to one side, no special fixing device, operation is extremely inconvenient. Due to the particularity of the patient's position, it is not conducive to anesthesia monitoring and nursing, and it cannot effectively control the control of accidental injury to the patient during the operation. It increases the difficulty of the quality control of the posture in the operating room and the management of the surgical pos...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] During operations on the cervical spine, spine, posterior fossa, and lower back, the patient generally adopts a prone position. Currently, the main posture of the prone position is that the patient lies prone, with both arms flexed on both sides of the head, two legs straight, and the lower chest and hips 1. A soft pillow is placed on each ankle, and the head is turned to one side. There is no special fixing device, and the operation is extremely inconvenient

Due to the particularity of the patient's position, it is not conducive to anesthesia monitoring and nursing, and can not effectively control the accidental injury to the patient during the operation, which increases the difficulty of the risk quality control of the operating room position and the management of the operating position, and increases the burden of anesthesiologists and nurses. Difficulty of work, increasing risks for patients during surgery

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