Multifunctional bed for protecting spine, head and neck in prone position operation

Abstract

The invention relates to a multifunctional bed for protecting spine, head and neck in prone position operation. The multifunctional bed comprises a mounting base, wherein a bed body is fixedly connected to the top of the mounting base, a head protection frame is fixedly connected to the left side of the top of the bed body, a chest pillow table is arranged on the right side of the head protectionframe, and a knee pillow plate is arranged on the right side of the chest pillow table; a foot pillow table is arranged on the right side of the knee pillow plate, a connecting plate is symmetricallyconnected to the front side and the rear side of the bed body, and a rectangular through opening is dug in the right side of the connecting plate, so that the chest, the knees and the feet of a patient are placed, the patient is subjected to a prone position operation on the operating bed more reasonably and more standardly, and the neck of the patient can be effectively limited and fixed when lying in the prostrate manner. The adaptability of the whole operating bed is greatly improved, the operating bed is suitable for patients with different heights, the situation that the difficulty of spinal surgery is increased due to the fact that the back of the patient tilts in the operation process is avoided, an air bag can protect the head, and the situation that the head ache due to long-timelateral placement is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a multifunctional bed used for protecting the spine and head and neck in prone position operation, and belongs to the technical field of operation beds. Background technique [0002] Prone position surgery refers to the operation performed by the patient lying on the operating table in a prone position. It is very common in surgical operations, such as: posterior cervical surgery, lumbar posterior surgery, and intracranial surgery. During the operation, it is necessary to place a large number of pillows on the operating bed to support the chest and head. It is very inconvenient to adjust the position of the support, and it is necessary to protect the neck and spine to prevent the neck and spine from shaking and causing patients during the operation. In the case of increased pain, for this reason, a multifunctional bed for the protection of the spine, head and neck is provided for surgery in the prone position. Contents of the...

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[0002] Prone position surgery refers to the operation performed by the patient lying on the operating table in a prone position. It is very common in surgical operations, such as: posterior cervical surgery, lumbar posterior surgery, and intracranial surgery. During the operation, it is necessary to place a large number of pillows on the operating bed to support the chest and head. It is very inconvenient to adjust the position of the support, and it is necessary to protect the neck and spine to prevent the neck and spine from shaking and causing patients during the operation. In the case of increased pain, for this reason, a multifunctional bed for the protection of the spine and head and neck is provided for surgery in the prone position

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