Pair of medical graphene thermal insulation socks

Abstract

The invention discloses a pair of medical graphene thermal insulation socks. Each sock comprises an outer sock, an inner sock and a heating layer, wherein the outer sock is composed of an outer layerand a lining; the inner side of the outer layer is fixedly connected with the lining through a zipper; the heating layer is sleeved and fixed in the lining; the input end of the heating layer is connected with a temperature control device; the power input ends of the heating layer and the temperature control device are electrically connected with a mobile power supply through circuits; bandages are symmetrically sewn and fixed to the two sides of the outer sock, an open pocket is sewn on the outer side of the outer sock, a temperature sensing probe outer connector is embedded in the rear sideof the heel of the outer sock, the inner sock is movably arranged in the outer sock in a sleeved mode, and a wiring opening is formed in the ankle position of the inner sock in a penetrating mode; theouter layer is formed by attaching canvas outside heat preservation thin sponge; and the wiring opening is movably connected with hook-and-loop fasteners through sewing. The socks are suitable for intraoperative heat preservation of prone position or lithotomy position operation patients who are not suitable for using inflatable heat preservation blankets or other heat preservation devices.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical perioperative body temperature protection, in particular to a medical graphene thermal insulation socks. Background technique [0002] Hypothermia during anesthesia and surgery can lead to increased intraoperative bleeding, prolonged anesthesia recovery time, postoperative chills, increased postoperative complications, and prolonged hospital stay. [0003] In the prior art, a warming blanket is commonly used to keep the patient warm. Its function is to prevent the exchange between the patient's temperature and room temperature to avoid further lowering of the body temperature, but it cannot store heat in the body, and the heat preservation effect is limited. It can be used for intraoperative heat preservation in small and medium-sized operations where the patient is in good physical condition, or to transfer the patient after operation; there is also an inflatable blanket of suitable size to cover the non-o...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] However, these are not suitable for intraoperative warming of prone or lithotomy patients who are not suitable for inflatable warming blankets or other warming equipment.

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