Bypass system for ventricular bypass surgery

Abstract

The invention discloses a bypass system for a ventricular bypass surgery. The bypass system comprises an auxiliary intubation assembly, a first communicating pipe and a second communicating pipe, the first communicating pipe and the second communicating pipe communicate under the scalp through a communicating connector, the end, away from the communicating connector, of the first communicating pipe communicates with the forehead position of the ventricular of the human body, and one end, far away from the communicating connector, of the second communicating pipe communicates with the temporal angle area of the human ventricle. The auxiliary intubation assembly comprises a supporting rod, a first sliding rod and a second sliding rod are arranged on the supporting rod in a sliding mode, and a first sighting device and a second sighting device which are kept in an aligned state are arranged on the first sliding rod and the second sliding rod respectively. The arranged auxiliary intubation assembly can assist medical staff to accurately grasp that the second communicating pipe penetrates into the temporal angle area, the correct direction and depth of puncture are guaranteed, the arranged first communicating pipe and the second communicating pipe can successfully establish an effective bypass from the temporal angle to the frontal angle, and cerebrospinal fluid circulation is rebuilt.

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Benefits of technology

This invention helps healthcare workers better manage their connections between different parts within an infusion pump system by providing them with accurate visual guidance on how they insert tubes through the body's vein or artery during procedures such as inserting medications for treatments like chemotherapy or blood transfusia.

Problems solved by technology

This patented problem addressed during this patents describes how to treat patients who have had symptoms associated from decompressive hemikarsis caused by prolonged periods between meningitis reconstruction months postanesthesia period on neurology procedures. Current methods involve removing part of the temporalis muscle near its junction called Temporomandibular Joint Syndrome (TJ). These techniques can result in complicating medical conditions due to poor blood flow around these joints leading to painful bleeding and other complications like herniorrhagism and carotid stenosis. Additionally, there may also require multiple operations over several days if necessary.

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