A device for preventing infection during bile duct stone extraction

Abstract

The invention discloses a device for preventing infection during bile duct stone extraction, which comprises a main rod, a clamping mechanism and a leak-proof cover. The main rod is a hollow round rod; the clamping mechanism is coaxially arranged on the main rod One end of the clamping mechanism, the front end of the clamping mechanism can extend into the bile duct from the incision of the bile duct, and be clamped on the edge of the incision of the bile duct, and form a sealed state with the edge of the incision; one end of the leak-proof cover is connected Outside the clamping mechanism, the main rod cover is set inside, the other end of the leak-proof cover is a free end, and the bottom of the free end is provided with an operation hole communicating with the inner wall of the leak-proof cover. The anti-infection device in bile duct stone removal operation can effectively prevent bile and other liquids from flowing turbulently through the incision, thereby reducing the probability of abdominal infection.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a device for preventing infection during bile duct stone extraction. Background technique [0002] Bile duct stones are a kind of clinical cholelithiasis, which can be divided into extrahepatic bile duct stones and intrahepatic bile duct stones according to the location of the stones. Stones located at the lower end of the common bile duct are called extrahepatic bile duct stones; and stones distributed in the bile ducts in the liver lobe are called intrahepatic bile duct stones. In addition, the stones formed in the bile duct are collectively referred to as primary bile duct stones, while gallbladder stones discharged into the common bile duct for various reasons are called secondary bile duct stones. The most common clinical symptom is epigastric pain, which can be distending pain or colic, and some patients are accompanied by fever. When the hepatic duct is obstructed, jaundice may appear. [0003] In bile duct stone extr...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in the process of choledochoscopy exploration and washing fluid flushing, it is inevitable that bile and washing fluid overflow from the opening of the bile duct and enter the abdominal cavity, which may easily cause abdominal abscess and infection

At the same time, in the process of bile duct stone extraction, bile overflow and some broken stones will also flow out, and these overflow parts will basically flow directly or indirectly into the abdominal cavity, causing abdominal abscess and infection

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