Cotton fiber underlaying tool for treating paronychia

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of medical apparatus and instruments, in particular to a cotton fiber padding tool for treating paronychia, which comprises a first holding rod, one end of the first holding rod is detachably connected with a second holding rod, one end of the second holding rod is fixedly connected with a hook rod, and one end of the first holding rod is connected with a clamping mechanism. A control mechanism and a non-return mechanism are arranged in the first holding rod, a storage mechanism and a limiting mechanism are arranged between the first holding rod and the second holding rod, and an extrusion mechanism is arranged in the storage mechanism; through the arrangement of the limiting mechanism, the second holding rod and the first holding rod can be conveniently and quickly butted, and the storage mechanism is unfolded to take cotton fibers; by arranging the extrusion mechanism, cotton fibers can be conveniently pushed to the position of the taking opening, and the cotton fibers can be conveniently clamped; by arranging the clamping mechanism, cotton fibers can be conveniently clamped or fingernails can be conveniently supported, and the effect of adding the cotton fibers is better; and through the arrangement of the non-return mechanism, the tool opening angle of the clamping mechanism can be conveniently controlled, nail filling cotton fibers can be conveniently supported, and the richness of operation and use is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a cotton padding tool for treating paronychia. Background technique [0002] Paronychia is an inflammatory reaction involving the periungual skin folds, manifested by acute or chronic suppurative, tender, and painful swelling of the periungual tissue, resulting from a nailfold abscess. When the infection becomes chronic, transverse ridges appear at the base of the methylome, and new ridges appear with relapses. Fingers are more commonly affected than toes. The main susceptibility factors are the separation of the nail epithelium from the nail plate due to injury, and the secondary invasion of the moist nail groove and nail fold by pyogenes or yeast. Common pathogenic bacteria are Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus pyogenes, Pseudomonas, Proteus or anaerobic bacteria; the most common pathogenic yeast is Candida albicans. [0003] However, after treating the affected a...

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[0003] However, after treating the affected area of ​​paronychia, it needs to be filled with medical cotton wool for disinfection treatment. The traditional method is to directly use the hook rod to carry the cotton wool for cleaning. Since some paronychia affected areas are deep in the nail, it is not easy for the cotton wool to come into contact with it. Various parts of the affected area are not convenient to carry out sufficient disinfection operations on the affected area, and the untreated areas are prone to infection and inflammation. Therefore, it is urgent to propose a cotton padding tool for treating paronychia

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