Ovarian cyst stripping leakage-proof device

Abstract

The invention relates to an ovarian cyst stripping instrument, and concretely relates to an ovarian cyst stripping leakage-proof device, which comprises a hollow puncture needle, the tail end of a needle tube of the puncture needle is connected with a laparoscope suction connector, and after a needle point of the puncture needle punctures the cyst wall of an ovarian cyst, a laparoscope sucks cystfluid in the cyst out of an inner cavity of the puncture needle through the laparoscope suction connector; an adhesion device is arranged on the needle point, and when the cyst liquid is sucked out, the adhesion device covers a puncture hole, formed by puncture of the needle point, of the cyst wall. According to the invention, the laparoscope suction connector is arranged at the needle point, andtherefore the cyst fluid is sucked out from the inner cavity of the hollow puncture needle through the laparoscope, and operation is easy and convenient; meanwhile, the puncture hole is covered and blocked by the adhesion device, so that the cyst liquid is prevented from leaking, the phenomenon of stage change possibly caused by malignant or borderline tumor rupture is avoided, and the operation cure rate is increased.

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Benefits of technology

The technology described in this patented solution uses an already-used laparascop scope for creation of a connection between two parts: one part called the lens tube used during insertion into the body cavity where it needs to be inserted while also being connected with another part - just like how they work together. This allows blood cells (blood) collected inside the lenses to flow back towards them when needed without getting trapped within their structure due to its small size. Additionally, there are special devices attached on top of these connections to block any leaks around holes formed along those lines. These improvements make surgeries more efficient because less invasively treatments such as resection procedures require access to deeper areas instead of having to remove large sections of healthy organs.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed by this patented technology relates to finding ways to stop leaks from an ovary during surgery while preserving its functions without causing harmful side effects on other parts of the body that are important for healthy tissue.

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