Auxiliary device for maxillofacial surgeon operation

Abstract

The invention discloses an auxiliary device for a maxillofacial surgeon operation. The auxiliary device comprises a square shell, a door plate, a drainage mechanism and a sterilization mechanism, an opening structure is arranged on one side surface of the square shell; the door plate is fixedly arranged on one side surface of the opening structure of the square shell through a spring hinge; the drainage mechanism is fixedly installed on the top wall of the square shell, the sterilization mechanism is installed in the square shell, the sterilization mechanism and the drainage mechanism are arranged in a matched mode, and the drainage mechanism comprises a fixed sleeve, a hose, a hollow handle, a hollow connecting rod, a hollow ball, a negative pressure pump, a connecting pipe, a quartz glass transparent substrate, a liquid discharging pipe and a liquid collecting bucket. According to the auxiliary device, effusion in the oral cavity of a patient in the operation process can be sucked out in time, so that it is guaranteed that a clear operation field can be provided for a doctor; and therefore, it is guaranteed that an operation can be conducted smoothly; the multiple UV lamp tubes can be used for conducting irradiation sterilization on liquid in the diversion channels in the quartz glass transparent substrate, and iatrogenic pollution can be avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical instruments, more specifically, it relates to an auxiliary device for maxillofacial surgeons. Background technique [0002] Oral and maxillofacial surgery is a department that focuses on surgical treatment and studies oral organs (teeth, alveolar bone, lips, cheeks, tongue, palate, pharynx, etc.), facial soft tissues, and maxillofacial bones (maxilla, mandible, Zygoma, etc.), temporomandibular joint, salivary glands and the prevention and treatment of some related diseases of the neck as the main subject. [0003] Maxillofacial surgeons in the prior art need to use straws to suck out the effusion generated inside the patient’s oral cavity from time to time when performing operations on patients. Therefore, it is difficult to ensure that the operation can be carried out smoothly; secondly, the aspirated effusion is generally directly poured out for disposal, which is likely to cause iatrogenic pol...

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[0003] Maxillofacial surgeons in the prior art need to use straws to suck out the effusion generated inside the patient’s oral cavity from time to time when performing operations on patients. Therefore, it is difficult to ensure that the operation can be carried out smoothly; secondly, the aspirated effusion is usually directly poured out for disposal, which is likely to cause iatrogenic pollution

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