Multifunctional anorectal operation bed

Abstract

The invention particularly relates to a multifunctional anorectal operation bed. The bed comprises a first bed body, a second bed body, a locking unit, a leg supporting unit and a foot supporting unit, wherein the second bed body is hinged to the first bed body, and the second bed body can be switched between a supine position and a side-lying position; the locking unit is used for locking the first bed body and the second bed body in one state; and the leg supporting unit and the foot supporting unit are used for supporting the legs and feet of a patient respectively. When the second bed bodyrotates to the first state, the second bed body can be used as a conventional operation bed for the patient to lie on the back; when an anorectal operation needs to be performed, the second bed bodyis rotated to the second state, and the second bed body can provide leg support for the patient, so that it is guaranteed that the patient cannot slip or does not feel cold when the anorectal operation is performed, and the safety and comfort of the patient in the operation process are improved; and the operation bed can be used for multiple purposes, and is small in occupied space and convenientto use.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical instruments, in particular to a multifunctional anorectal operating bed. Background technique [0002] Anorectal patients often need to make the patient lie down or lie on the side during inspection, operation, and drug administration. Dosing, etc. For the operation position, the vast majority adopts the side lying position with the knees bent, and a small number of doctors choose patients to take the lithotomy position or the prone position. Since there is no more humane special bed for anorectal surgery in clinical practice, ordinary operating beds are usually used. The shortcomings of these ordinary operating beds are: first, the width of ordinary operating beds is generally not suitable for the width of patients in the lateral position, and is generally narrow. Second, when the patient lies on the side with knees bent, the heel should be flush with the anus and close to the edge of the end o...

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Problems solved by technology

Since there is no more humane special bed for anorectal surgery in clinical practice, ordinary operating beds are usually used. The shortcomings of these ordinary operating beds are: first, the width of ordinary operating beds is generally not suitable for the width of patients in the lateral position, and is generally narrow. Second, when the patient lies on the side with knees bent, the heel should be flush with the anus and close to the edge of the end of the bed. At this time, there is no safe and comfortable support point for the feet, especially when the intestinal tract is stretched or the anesthesia effect is not good during the operation. It often brings discomfort or irritability to the patient, and the patient will passively move the position or even slip out of the bed with the lower limbs, which brings inconvenience and safety hazards to the operation, and increases the occurrence of adverse events; Extremely cold, especially for elderly and infirm patients, at this time the patient's feet do not have suitable heating facilities

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