Air bag type local compression hemostat for breasts

Abstract

The invention relates to an air bag type local compression hemostat for breasts, and belongs to the technical field of medical instruments. The device comprises a brassiere body, straps and shoulder straps, the straps and the shoulder straps are connected with the brassiere body, the straps are connected to two sides of the brassiere body, and the straps are connected through a locking structure; one end of the shoulder strap is arranged above the bra body, and the other end of the shoulder strap is connected with the back strap; the bra comprises a bra body, two bra inflation bags are arranged on the front side of the bra body, each bra inflation bag is provided with a plurality of bra inner inflation pipes which are arranged in a radial shape, at least one bra inner inflation pipe is provided with an inflation opening for an inflation device to inflate, and a vertical air bag belt is further arranged on the bra body and arranged on the lower sides of the bra inflation bags. When the air bag type local breast pressurizing hemostat is used for pressurizing an affected side after an operation, flap attachment is promoted, discharge of seepage and errhysis is accelerated, loose local skin retracts to achieve the local shaping effect, meanwhile, the compression hemostasis effect is achieved, hematoma formation is reduced, and swelling fading is accelerated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an airbag type breast local pressure hemostat, which belongs to the technical field of medical devices. Background technique [0002] The axillary lymphatic system of patients is easily damaged during the surgical treatment of breast tumors, so postoperative lymphedema symptoms may occur, which will affect postoperative rehabilitation and limit upper limb activities. Active intervention is required after the operation to promote lymphatic fluid flow, improve edema, and improve the mobility of the patient's upper limbs. Postoperative pressure bandaging can prevent wound accumulation of fluid and gas, and reduce edema of the upper limb of the affected side. [0003] Upper extremity edema is a common complication after breast tumor surgery. With the increase in the prevalence of breast tumors, its incidence is also increasing. In addition to effectively improving patients' symptoms, clinical treatment also needs to prevent and tr...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] The traditional elastic bandage pressurization method for hemostasis does not have an ideal effect of local pressure. A looser bandage is less effective, and a tighter bandage will cause deep compression of the surrounding tissue and cause necrosis, and the affected breast will be compressed at the same time as the healthy breast.

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