CT image guided percutaneous lung puncture multifunctional needle inserting device

Abstract

The invention discloses a CT image guided percutaneous lung puncture multifunctional needle inserting device that includes a bearing anesthesia tool kit; a connecting sleeve is fixedly mounted on oneside of the outer part of the bearing anesthesia tool kit; a fixed block is fixedly mounted on the other side of the outer part of the bearing anesthesia tool kit; a magnetic box cover is movably installed in the middle of the upper end of the outer portion of the bearing anesthesia tool kit, a speed control wheel is movably installed in a check valve, a puncture needle is fixedly installed on theouter side of a limiting column, the tail end of the puncture needle is a percutaneous end, and a biopsy opening is formed in the side position of the outer portion of the puncture needle. Accordingto the CT image guided percutaneous lung puncture multifunctional needle inserting device, the anesthesia tool kit of a hollow structure serves as a supporting body, the overall practicability is enhanced on the basis that the overall structural stability is guaranteed, the overall using effect and working performance are effectively improved, and the overall application range is enlarged.

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Benefits of technology

This patented device solves two technical problem: current devices have issues that affect their usages for patients while being used correctly during surgery due to lacking support from the patient's heart or blood vessels. These limitations make them less efficient at delivering drugs through small tubes called catheters into lungs where they are needed without causing damage. Additionally, these new tools allow medical professionals to perform procedures faster than traditional methods like suturing up tissue instead of cutting off sections. Overall, this technology enhances the efficiency and benefits of surgeries performed on critically ill pneumoned individuals who require long hours of breathing after having had previous operations.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed by this patent describes how current injection tools have limitations with regard to their ability to administer medicine accurately during pulmonic procedures without requiring training beforehand.

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