Traction marking device of surgical suture

Abstract

The invention discloses a traction marking device of a surgical suture. The traction marking device comprises a main body part, wherein the main body part is provided with clamping assemblies, the bottom of the main body part is provided with supporting legs, and each supporting leg is provided with an adjusting assembly; each clamping assembly comprises a button which is embedded in a clamping groove in the top surface of the main body part, an extension part is arranged at the bottom of the buttons, and a clamping hole is formed in the extension part; the main body part is provided with a U-shaped structure, the extension part is inserted into a concave part of the U-shaped structure, and the concave part is provided with through holes; the buttons can move in the vertical direction, so that the clamping hole and the through holes are overlapped or staggered; and the adjusting assembly comprises an adjusting wheel, and the inclination of the main body part is adjusted through the supporting legs. The traction marking device of the surgical suture is reasonable in structure, marking and traction of the suture are standardized, the surgical field is guaranteed, and the convenience of surgical operation is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical instruments, and relates to a traction marking device for surgical sutures. Background technique [0002] In order to fully expose the surgical field of view and facilitate postoperative incision suturing, sutures are usually used to draw and mark the surrounding soft tissues during surgery. A good surgical field of view can facilitate the operation of the surgeon, and the clear marking of soft tissues is conducive to postoperative suturing, thereby reducing surgical costs. time. However, for complex operations, when multiple sutures are required for traction and calibration, due to the lack of effective traction and calibration devices, it is difficult to achieve complete exposure of the wound, and due to too many traction threads, it is difficult to find sutures during suture, which affects the progress of the operation. . [0003] The traditional soft tissue traction in the operation area usu...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] (1) The hemostat clamps the suture and drapes the surgical area, making it difficult to achieve strong and controllable traction, and cannot fully expose the field of vision

[0005] (2) The traction and calibration of multiple tissues by the hemostat clamping the suture will lead to confusion around the operation area, which will affect the subsequent suture finding and increase the operation time

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