A digestive tract anastomosis support seam aid

Abstract

The invention discloses a digestive tract anastomosis support seam aid, which comprises a connecting rod, a moving and fixing rod, a first supporting sphere and a second supporting sphere. The connecting rod includes a first rod body, a slot, a chute, a first cavity and a second cavity; the mobile fixed rod includes a second rod body, a pull block, a connecting piece and a support arm. The present invention uses two elliptical spheres to support the intestines on both sides of the anastomotic stoma, clearly revealing the anastomotic stoma, and is conducive to the completion of high-quality anastomotic stoma strengthening suture; the elliptical sphere can be disassembled and replaced with different sizes according to actual needs, and has strong practicability; low cost , easy to produce, and can be widely used in various intestinal operations. It solves the problem that the risk of anastomotic bleeding and fistula cannot be completely avoided in the digestive tract surgery in the prior art, and the needle is often inserted too deep during the suturing process, and the contralateral intestinal canal is often sutured, resulting in the reduction or even closure of the anastomotic stoma.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of digestive tract surgery, and in particular relates to a supporting seam aid for digestive tract anastomosis. Background technique [0002] In digestive tract surgery, digestive tract reconstruction is usually required after lesion resection. The current commonly used method is mainly to complete the anastomosis by instrument anastomosis (tubular stapler, cutting closer). Although the quality of the stapler has been continuously improved and the quality of the anastomosis is relatively reliable, it is still impossible to completely avoid the risks of anastomotic bleeding and fistula. Therefore, most surgeons perform manual suturing on the basis of instrumental anastomosis in current clinical work. Strengthen the anastomosis. Because the digestive tract is not a hard tube, the needle is often inserted too deep during the suturing process and the opposite bowel canal will be sutured, causing the anastomotic stoma to...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] Aiming at the deficiencies of the prior art, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a digestive tract anastomotic support suturing aid, which solves the problem of the inability to completely avoid risks such as anastomotic bleeding and fistula in the digestive tract surgery in the prior art, as well as the The needle is often inserted too deep and the opposite bowel canal will be sutured, causing the anastomotic stoma to shrink or even close

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