Clinical lithotripsy machine for urology

Abstract

The invention discloses a clinical lithotripsy machine for urology, and relates to the technical field of medical equipment. The clinical lithotripsy machine includes an urinary extracorporeal lithotripsy machine, and further includes a shielding mechanism, a supporting mechanism and a water receiving tray, and the shielding mechanism is detachably arranged at the rear end of the bottom right sideof a working table of the urinary extracorporeal lithotripsy machine; the supporting mechanism is detachably arranged at the bottom right side of the working table of the urinary extracorporeal lithotripsy machine; and the water receiving tray is detachably arranged at the bottom of the supporting mechanism. The clinical lithotripsy machine can realize the intelligent control of the shielding mechanism and the supporting mechanism, does not need medical workers to repeatedly walk in a control area and a urinary extracorporeal lithotripsy machine area, saves time and labor, has low work laborintensity, avoids fatigue of the medical workers to affect the accuracy of urological examination and operation, can improve the number of patients treated per unit time, and is more conducive to promotion.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a clinical lithotripter for urology. Background technique [0002] Extracorporeal impact lithotripsy uses the principle of shock waves to treat stones, replacing the original surgical stone removal method. The extracorporeal impact lithotripter is widely used in clinic because of its advantages of less trauma, low cost and good therapeutic effect. Urinary tract stones are one of the common diseases of the urinary system. Stones with a diameter less than 2cm and formed in a short period of time can be treated with an extracorporeal lithotripsy; [0003] There are usually two uses of extracorporeal lithotripsy, one is for urography examination, and the other is for minimally invasive urinary surgery. Existing extracorporeal lithotripters are not yet fully intelligent. During urography examinations, in order to ensure the effectiveness of urography and the stability of the...

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Problems solved by technology

Existing extracorporeal lithotripters are not yet fully intelligent. During urography examinations, in order to ensure the effectiveness of urography and the stability of the patient’s lying posture, medical staff need to manually place the baffle on the workbench of the extracorporeal lithotripter. At the gap, remove the water tray and replace it with a backing plate, make the patient lie on the workbench of the in vitro lithotripter, and finally perform angiographic examination

This requires medical staff to walk repeatedly in the control area and the extracorporeal lithotripter area, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive. Long-term work is labor-intensive, which will cause fatigue of medical staff and easily affect the accuracy of urological examination and surgery. Therefore, it is necessary to propose a An Intelligent Extracorporeal Lithotripter

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