Drainage monitoring system
A monitoring system and flow rate technology, applied to wound drainage devices, suction devices, etc., can solve problems such as delays, lack of drainage monitoring function, and inability to timely detect and control solenoid valves to regulate flow rates, etc., to achieve accurate monitoring and regulation Effect
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[0029] This embodiment relates to a drainage monitoring system. This device can be used to monitor and control the state of liquid flow in the pipeline. Injury to the patient's body. Avoid excessive suction so that the fluid in the suctioned area is lower than normal or insufficient suction so that the fluid in the suctioned area is still higher than normal. Cerebral effusion is due to the inability of the patient's brain to normally absorb some of the fluid produced by it or due to traumatic blood, etc., resulting in space-occupying lesions in the ventricle or posterior cranial fossa, which in turn leads to frequent vomiting, physical weakness, and vision loss. Manifestations of increased intracranial pressure. Excess fluid can be removed through external ventricular drainage to eliminate the space occupied by the patient's ventricle or posterior fossa, so that the brain tissue can be in a normal physiological state and life activities can be regulated normally.
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