Treatment bed for turning over body position of hepatic failure patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a treatment couch for turning over the body position of a hepatic failure patient. The treatment bed comprises a hollow bed body and a rotatable turner, wherein the hollow bedbody is used for fixing the posture of a patient and a medical instrument for the patient; the turner is used for bearing the bed body; the treatment bed is characterized in that the turner is provided with an input end allowing the bed body to enter the turner and an output end allowing the bed body to leave the turner, and conveying belts allowing the bed body to move in parallel are arranged atthe input end and the output end of the turner; a clamping mechanism for locking the relative positions of the turner and the bed body is arranged in the turner, and a working conveying belt for conveying the bed body to the conveying belt is arranged on the working end face of the clamping mechanism; a console is electrically connected with the working conveying belt, the conveying belts, the clamping mechanism and the turner. During use, a patient and a medical instrument are placed in the bed body, the first bed body enters the table body through the transmission belt, then the relative positions of the turner and the bed body are locked through the clamping structure, and the posture of the patient is changed from a supine position to a prone position along with rotation of the turner.

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technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the field of medical instruments, and in particular relates to a treatment bed for body position reversal of patients with liver failure. Background technique

[0002] Currently, patients with severe liver disease complicated with multiple organ failure are being treated clinically, especially those complicated with pulmonary function and ventilation disorders. The existing adjuvant treatment method is to use prone position ventilation to improve lung function. However, since there are multiple treatment circuits inserted in the patient's body, changing the patient from a supine position to a prone position requires the cooperation of several medical staff. It is necessary to suspend the patient's circuit first, or complete the same device displacement in advance. Afterwards, a number of medical staff assisted the patient to complete the turning operation. During the operation, the patient's state must be very careful. After th...

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