Postoperative pressing hemostasis device for cardiovascular medicine department

Abstract

The invention provides a postoperative pressing hemostasis device for the cardiovascular medicine department. The postoperative pressing hemostasis device comprises a bottom plate, a wrist supporting seat, a pressing assembly and a first electric push rod, wherein a longitudinal supporting column and a base are arranged at the top of the bottom plate; a controller is arranged on the side wall of the base; the wrist supporting seat is arranged at the top of the base, clamping pieces are symmetrically arranged on the wrist supporting seat, and a piece of disinfection gauze is clamped between the two clamping pieces; the pressing assembly is connected with the supporting column through one end of a transverse plate, comprises an arc-shaped pressing plate and is connected with the other end of the transverse plate through a linear pushing device moving in the longitudinal direction; the first electric push rod is arranged in the arc-shaped pressing plate in the longitudinal direction, a push rod head of the first electric push rod is connected with a fixed plate, and a pressure sensing layer is arranged at the bottom of the fixed plate; and the linear pushing device, the controller, the first electric push rod and the pressure sensing layer are all electrically connected with a power supply. The problem in that the bleeding time of a puncture point is shortened by pressing an affected part through cooperative use of the disinfection gauze and the pressing assembly in a short time and reducing blood circulation at the puncture point can be solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical instruments and equipment, and in particular relates to a compression hemostatic device for postoperative cardiovascular medicine. Background technique [0002] Clinical stent surgery in the Department of Cardiology refers to a minimally invasive operation in which a catheter is placed into the patient's heart or related blood vessels through the radial artery for treatment. During the operation, the catheter needs to be punctured into the blood vessel through the radial artery. The puncture catheter is removed from the radial artery, and the operation is completed. The puncture point after the operation needs to be pressed accurately for a long time to heal the puncture point quickly and prevent postoperative bleeding. [0003] In the prior art, there are many kinds of devices for postoperative hemostasis at the puncture point, but they all act on the bleeding point through the hemostatic plate, ...

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[0003] In the prior art, there are many kinds of devices for postoperative hemostasis at the puncture point, but they all act on the bleeding point through the hemostatic plate, and the medical staff manually or electrically change the height of the hemostatic plate to make it act on the puncture point. Hemostatic pressing, although this device can solve the problem of bleeding at the puncture point through long-term pressing, long-term pressing will not only cause bacteria to grow in the wound and cause the wound to worsen, but also cause upper limb pain in patients under anesthesia with irritability. The problem of movement, which will easily cause the compression bleeding device and its compression puncture point to move, resulting in poor healing of the radial artery puncture point, which will affect the patient's body

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