Portable head position and support system for cataract blindness prevention surgery

Abstract

The invention discloses a portable head position and support system for a cataract blindness prevention surgery. The portable head position and support system comprises a body; a connecting part is arranged on the bottom face of the body; the connecting part is used for being detachably connected with an operating bed; a working part is arranged on the top surface of the body and is used for adjusting the head position of a patient; and the portable head position and support system further comprises a support part used for supporting a surgical drape. The portable head position and support system can be stably fixed to the operating bed when working, can be folded and stored when not working, is convenient to operate and carry, is very suitable for a surgeon to carry out the cataract surgery on the operating bed without a support, and is particularly suitable for medical teams supporting remote areas.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical auxiliary equipment, in particular to a portable head position and bracket system for cataract blindness prevention surgery. Background technique [0002] Surgical packs are often used in surgical operations. Surgical packs are usually composed of large cloth, surgical drapes and Meiya bags, and other surgical accessories are added according to surgical requirements. Surgical drapes are the core of the entire surgical kit. According to years of clinical experience abroad, the design concept and production process of surgical drapes are more in line with the actual needs of surgery, and can protect patients and medical staff more effectively. Its main features are good water resistance (water-blocking non-woven fabric), good water absorption (water-absorbing non-woven fabric), high hydrostatic pressure, good flexibility, less lint, imported adhesive (non-allergic), antistatic, anti Alcohol, anti-p...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, in cataract blindness prevention surgery, the surgical drape is generally placed directly on the face and chest of the patient, which has little effect on ordinary patients, but for some patients with underlying diseases, the surgical drape affect the patient's breathing

Therefore, professional eye hospitals in some first-tier cities (such as Renren Hospital) are equipped with operating beds with brackets specially used for eye surgery, which can prevent surgical drape from being stuck on the patient's face and affect their breathing; but in most non-first-tier cities In hospitals and general hospitals, such operating beds with brackets are not popularized. Therefore, when most hospitals perform ophthalmic surgery, they often use self-made bracket tools (such as tray brackets), which is not only inconvenient to use, but also Moreover, there is no unified specification requirement, and there are potential safety hazards

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