Postoperative anti-pressure protective nursing device for hepatobiliary surgery

Abstract

The invention discloses a postoperative anti-pressure protective nursing device for hepatobiliary surgery. The postoperative anti-pressure protective nursing device comprises an arched protective cover, wherein a pull box is fixedly arranged at the top of the arched protective cover; an arch-shaped plate is movably mounted in the arch-shaped protective cover; an upper air bag and a lower air bag are sequentially arranged on the inner side of the arch-shaped plate from top to bottom in a layered mode; movable blocks are fixedly connected to the bottoms of the two sides of the arch-shaped plate;the movable blocks are slidably installed on the side wall of the arch-shaped protective cover; and fixing plates is fixedly arranged on the parts, located above the movable blocks, of the side wallof the arch-shaped protective cover. According to the postoperative anti-pressure protective nursing device for hepatobiliary surgery in the invention, the device can be conveniently adjusted and usedby people according to actual needs, and is capable of preventing an external quilt from directly pressing the chest of a patient so as to prevent a wound from being broken again due to the fact thatthe wound is prone to being pressed in the sleeping process; and the device is novel in structure, high in practicability and capable of meeting the use needs of people.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to an anti-pressure and protective nursing device after hepatobiliary surgery. Background technique [0002] The liver and gallbladder are important parts of the internal organs of the human body. They play a very important role in the human body and seriously affect people's quality of life and quality of life. In addition, the functions of the liver and gallbladder complement each other and coordinate with each other. Liver and gallbladder diseases belong to Class B infectious diseases in medicine. They have the characteristics of strong infectivity and complicated transmission routes, but they have a wide prevalence and high incidence. [0003] However, after hepatobiliary surgery, the wound is at the lower part of the chest, and the quilt covered by the patient is likely to compress the wound during sleep, which can easily cause the wound to rupture again, and it is also...

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[0003] However, after hepatobiliary surgery, the wound is located below the chest, and the quilt covered by the patient can easily compress the wound during sleep, causing the wound to rupture again, and it is also easy to be touched by foreign objects and squeezed to the wound, causing secondary damage. Larger safety hazards, so there is no effective anti-pressure protection device

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