Fully-closed liposuction tank

Abstract

The full-closed liposuction tank comprises a tank body, a negative pressure part and a liposuction needle, an inlet is formed in the top of the tank body, at least one outlet is formed in the bottom of the tank body, each outlet is fixedly provided with a valve, and the tank body is detachably wrapped with a heat preservation mechanism; the negative pressure piece is communicated with the top of the tank body through a negative pressure pipe, and the liposuction needle is communicated with the inlet through a liposuction pipe. The full-closed sterile liposuction tank has the beneficial effects that the full-closed sterile liposuction tank is designed, so that fat tissues are prevented from being in contact with indoor air in the whole process of filtering removal of fiber strips and enrichment of an injector, and the possibility of injection fat pollution is reduced to the maximum extent; meanwhile, the temperature in the liposuction tank is kept constant, so that large temperature fluctuation of fat in vivo and in vitro is avoided, and the activity and survival of adipose tissue are guaranteed to the maximum extent.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a fully enclosed liposuction tank. Background technique [0002] As an ideal material for soft tissue repair, autologous adipose tissue has the advantages of rich sources, convenient material acquisition, and no immune rejection in the recipient area. Since the 1880s, it has been widely used in various genetic diseases, traumatic defects, and malignant tumors. Postoperative facial deformities, breast defects, and fine facial contour reconstruction. [0003] Autologous adipose tissue is usually taken from fat-rich areas such as the waist, abdomen, and inner thighs. After injecting swelling fluid into the donor area, a liposuction needle is inserted through a small incision, and the adipose tissue is sucked out to the liposuction storage tank under the action of the negative pressure pump system. middle. The adipose tissue in the liposuction tank needs to be stirred or fi...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] The liposuction jars currently on the market have the following problems: (1) The liposuction jars need to be opened after removing the fiber strands, enriching the fat with a syringe, and putting the fat tissue in a cotton pad for filtration, etc., which increases the amount of fat The time and risk of the tissue being in contact with the air cannot guarantee a fully enclosed fat sterile environment; and once the adipose tissue injected into the body is contaminated, it will cause a decrease in the fat volume retention rate, induration and lump formation, and in severe cases Cellulitis, even systemic infection is life-threatening

(2) In addition, the current liposuction tanks do not have heating or heat preservation functions, and the temperature inside the tank is room temperature, especially in summer and other external environments where the temperature in the operating room is kept relatively low. It can be injected back into the temperature environment of the body after standing and centrifuging for a relatively long time in the environment. The stimulation and fluctuation of this temperature will hinder the survival and maintenance of fat cells.

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