Minimally invasive stapling device for gastrointestinal trauma and using method thereof

Abstract

The present disclosure discloses a minimally invasive stapling device for gastrointestinal trauma, and a using method thereof, and belongs to the technical field of medical apparatuses and instruments. The device includes a stapler body, where the stapler body includes a rotating knob. A plurality of evenly-distributed arc-shaped splints are arranged circumferentially on the outer side of the rotating knob and are capable of moving synchronously towards each other or away from each other. When moving synchronously towards each other, the plurality of arc-shaped splints are configured to fix the position of the rotating knob relative to the stapler body, and when moving synchronously away from each other, the plurality of arc-shaped splints are configured to release the restriction on the rotating knob. A vibration assembly is also arranged at the upper end of a housing of the stapler body, and configured to drive the stapler body to vibrate continuously. In the present disclosure, the plurality of arc-shaped splints move synchronously towards each other to clamp and fix the rotating knob, avoiding the problem that the rotating knob may be accidentally touched when not locked in time, causing a stapler cartridge clamp and an anvil to shift at an angle, which will affect the surgical process. The staple cartridge clamp and the anvil are thoroughly cleaned through continuous vibration.

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