Midwifery device for obstetrics and gynecology department

Abstract

The invention relates to a midwifery device for the obstetrics and gynecology department. The midwifery device comprises a control computer, a main control cabinet, an ultrasonic probe, pressure regulating obstetric forceps and a tension detector, wherein the computer is connected with the main control cabinet, and the main control cabinet is connected with the ultrasonic probe, the pressure regulating obstetric forceps and the tension detector separately; and the main control cabinet is provided with a pressure regulating air pump, an ultrasonic receiving and transmitting driver and a tension detection controller. Small suction cups different in size are arranged on the pressure regulating obstetric forceps, the suction power of the suction cups can be adjusted through the computer according to specific conditions, thus the harm of the obstetric forceps to a fetus is reduced, and safe delivery of the fetus is guaranteed; and when the obstetric forceps are put in, the position of the obstetric forceps is determined through ultrasonic detection, the suction cups can be precisely attached to the skin of the fetus in a sucking manner, the inaccuracy of hand touch is avoided, and the situation that the suction cups are attached to suck the ears, the nose, the eyes and the like of the fetus to cause harm is also avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical devices, in particular to a midwifery device for obstetrics and gynecology. Background technique [0002] Forceps delivery is surgery in which forceps are used to pull the fetal head to help the fetus out. According to the position of the fetal head in the pelvic cavity when the forceps are placed, it can be divided into: ① low forceps, which means that the bony part of the fetal head has reached the pelvic floor, and the sagittal suture is on the anteroposterior diameter of the pelvic outlet. ② Median forceps, refers to the fetal head biparietal diameter has passed the pelvic entrance, but has not reached the pelvic floor. ③ High forceps, refers to the fetal head has not been connected, that is, the biparietal diameter does not pass the pelvic entrance. Low forceps are more commonly used. [0003] Application number: 201910295128.8 discloses a non-invasive obstetric forceps, including a forceps handle, ...

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Problems solved by technology

Although the scheme of using air pressure to increase the pinching force can reduce the pain of the puerpera, it is bulky and also easy to slip; it is difficult to determine the position of the forceps during use

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