High-adaptability adjustable parotid gland postoperative elastic headgear

Abstract

The invention provides a high-adaptability adjustable parotid gland postoperative elastic headgear, and relates to the field of nursing headgear equipment. The high-adaptability adjustable parotid gland postoperative elastic headgear comprises: a headgear piece made of breathable cloth, wherein the position, corresponding to a parotid gland incision, of the headgear piece is provided with an auricular hollow area; and a pressure belt, wherein the pressure belt is bonded to the periphery of the auricular hollow area through a bonding assembly and covers the auricular hollow area, and the pressure applied to the auricular hollow area by the pressure belt is adjusted by adjusting the position, bonded to the ear-front hollow-out area, of the pressure belt.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of nursing headgear equipment, in particular to an elastic headgear with high adaptability and adjustable after parotid gland surgery. Background technique [0002] The parotid gland is located on the side of the face, and the surface is slightly like an inverted cone with the earlobe as the center, with the base on the top and the tip facing down. It is the largest salivary gland, one on each side, and is a serous gland. The facial nerve runs through the parotid gland. Usually, we refer to the parotid gland located superficial to the facial nerve as the superficial lobe, and the parotid gland located deep to the facial nerve as the deep lobe. The common lesions are tumor, inflammation, trauma, calculus and so on. Among them, tumorous lesions, trauma, and some ductal stones require parotidectomy. Neoplastic lesions of the parotid gland are more common in clinical work. Although malignant tumors account for only a ...

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Problems solved by technology

Using the traditional bandage pressurization method to bandage the patient's wound, it is difficult for medical staff to adjust the bandaging force, resulting in the effect of bandaging not reaching the expected goal

At present, most hospitals use plastic face mask-type face-lifting bandages for pressurized bandages. Although the tightness of the wound is relatively good, it will also cause: 1. Facial blood circulation and lymphatic return obstacles, causing swelling of the face and surgical area , causing anxiety in the patient; 2. Restricting the mouth opening of the patient, affecting the normal intake of food and speaking; 3. Excessive pressure can also cause slow wound healing, insuffic

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