Brachial artery puncture point compression hemostat

Abstract

The invention discloses a brachial artery puncture point compression hemostat. The brachial artery puncture point compression hemostat comprises a bone plate; a fixing ring is arranged on the bone plate; the fixing ring is in a semi-circular ring shape and the two ends of the fixing ring are detachably connected with two side walls of the bone plate; a linkage plate is movably arranged on the fixing ring; the linkage plate is detachably provided with a compression device used for fitting with different wound types; the linkage plate is provided with a driving device for driving the linkage plate to do linear motion in the height direction of a wound of a patient; the fixing ring is provided with a control center for starting and stopping the driving device; the fixing ring is provided with a switch assembly for a medical worker to manually open and close the control center; and the switch assembly is in communication connection with the control center. The brachial artery puncture point compression hemostat solves the problems that hemostasis bandages are complex to disassemble and assemble, physical power of a doctor is excessively consumed in the disassembling and assembling process, local tension vesicles of arms of the patient are prone to generate, and the hemostasis bandages are difficult to fit with arm shapes of different patients and different puncture wound sizes in the prior art.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a brachial artery puncture point compression hemostat. Background technique [0002] With the development of minimally invasive intervention, minimally invasive interventional therapy for clinical heart and blood vessels has rapidly become an effective diagnostic method and treatment method. The human femoral artery, brachial artery and radial artery are the necessary ways for interventional diagnosis and treatment. In recent years, in order to promote the rapid recovery of patients, more minimally invasive interventional treatments have developed rapidly; the insertion of arterial sheaths through the brachial artery route has become more and more accepted by clinicians, but rapid hemostasis is required after brachial artery puncture, and now Clinically, elastic bandages are often used for brachial artery hemostasis, that is, after the sheath is pulled out, a sterile dre...

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[0003] Aiming at the deficiencies of the prior art, the present invention provides a brachial artery puncture point compression hemostat, in order to solve the complex disassembly and assembly of the hemostatic bandage in the prior art, the exce...

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