Spinal puncture position aid

By combining an abdominal positioning pillow, a shoulder positioning bracket, and a lower limb positioning bracket, the problem of patients having difficulty maintaining a comfortable position during spinal puncture is solved, achieving a stable puncture posture and efficient operation, reducing patients' psychological fear and the need for human resources.

CN115005942BActive Publication Date: 2026-02-13FIRST AFFILIATED HOSPITAL OF HARBIN MEDICAL UNIV
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Application Number
CN202210606401.6
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2022-05-31
Publication Date
2026-02-13
Estimated Expiration
2042-05-31

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Technical Problem

In current spinal puncture procedures, patients often find it difficult to maintain a comfortable puncture position and require the assistance of multiple medical personnel for fixation, leading to inconvenience and psychological fear during the procedure.

Method used

A spinal puncture positioning aid device, including an abdominal positioning pillow, a shoulder positioning bracket, and a lower limb positioning bracket, is used. The device is connected to the base via a cantilever structure to position the patient's chest, abdomen, shoulders, and lower limbs, forming a stable forward flexion puncture posture, and allowing the patient to adjust other parts of the body independently.

Benefits of technology

It allows patients to be comfortably positioned during the puncture process, reduces psychological stress, reduces the need for human resources, improves puncture efficiency, and provides more operating space.

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Abstract

The application provides a spinal puncture body position auxiliary device, which comprises an abdominal positioning bolster, a shoulder positioning support and a lower limb positioning support arranged on a puncture bed; a base is arranged on one side of the puncture bed, a puncture patient lies on the puncture bed with the face facing the base, the abdominal positioning bolster is connected to the base through a first suspension arm and can be lifted and lowered, and the abdominal positioning bolster is close to the chest and abdomen of the puncture patient and serves as a body position positioning reference for the puncture patient; the shoulder positioning support is connected to the first suspension arm through a second suspension arm and is arranged to be lifted and lowered together with the abdominal positioning bolster, the shoulder positioning support is wound from above to the back of the puncture patient through the second suspension arm, the shoulder of the puncture patient is pushed forward from the back, and the back spine is formed to be forward flexed; the lower limb positioning support is connected to the base through a third suspension arm and fixes the lower limbs of the puncture patient to be in a curled state. The application can effectively realize the auxiliary positioning of the puncture body position of the patient, does not cause discomfort to the puncture patient and improves the puncture efficiency of medical staff.
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TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The present application relates to a kind of spinal puncture sampling body position auxiliary device, belong to medical auxiliary instrument. BACKGROUND

[0002] Spinal puncture is a kind of clinical commonly used diagnosis and treatment operation, for diagnosing central nervous system various inflammatory diseases, vascular diseases, spinal cord lesions, suspected intracranial space-occupying lesions, for the diagnosis of unknown nervous system diseases and air brain, spinal canal radiography etc.;Also for the treatment of central nervous system diseases due to high cerebrospinal fluid pressure (decompression) and injection of drugs.

[0003] Spinal puncture operation needs patient to bend and lie on bed, both hands hold knees, make lumbar vertebrae kyphosis, intervertebral space widen.In the conventional spinal puncture process, patient directly curls and lies on the puncture bed, independently maintains puncture posture, for the patient with poor pain tolerance, usually needs multiple medical staff to assist and fix the puncture body position of patient, inconvenient operation.

[0004] Chinese patent application with publication number CN106491194A discloses a kind of spinal puncture positioning device, by being formed in the machine table of bed body and being positioned to the patient for puncture, patient is limited in the containing cavity of positioning member, whole body is imprisoned, completely by positioning member control puncture body position, patient can not independently adjust body position, easy to cause the psychological fear of patient to puncture, influence puncture effect. SUMMARY

[0005] The technical problem solved by the present application is to provide a new spinal puncture body position auxiliary device for the problem that patient is difficult to maintain comfortable puncture body position in the existing spinal puncture operation.

[0006] The present application adopts the following technical scheme to achieve:

[0007] The spinal puncture body position auxiliary device includes an abdominal positioning pillow 4, a shoulder positioning support 6 and a lower limb positioning support 8 arranged on the puncture bed.

[0008] The puncture bed is provided with a base 2 on one side, and the puncture patient lies on the puncture bed with the face facing the base side, the abdominal positioning pillow 4 is connected with the base 2 through a first cantilever 3 and can be lifted and lowered, and is closely attached to the chest and abdomen of the puncture patient, serving as the body position positioning reference for the puncture patient.

[0009] The shoulder positioning support 6 is connected to the first cantilever 3 through a second cantilever 5 and is arranged to be lifted and lowered together with the abdominal positioning pillow 4, and the shoulder positioning support 6 is wound from above to the back of the puncture patient through the second cantilever 5, and pushes the shoulder of the puncture patient forward from the back, so that the back spine is formed into forward flexion.

[0010] The lower limb positioning support 8 is connected with the base 2 through the third cantilever 7, and the lower limbs of the puncture patient are fixed in a curled state.

[0011] In the spinal puncture body position auxiliary device, further, the base 2 comprises a base sleeve 21, a fixing seat 22, a lifting screw 23 and a lifting nut seat 24, the base sleeve 21 is vertically fixed on one side of the bed body of the puncture bed through the fixing seat 22, the lifting screw 23 is rotatably assembled in the base sleeve 21, the lifting nut seat 24 is sleeved with the lifting screw 23 through thread cooperation and is vertically guided and assembled with the base sleeve 21, and the first cantilever 3 is slidably sleeved on the base sleeve 21 through the cantilever connecting sleeve 31 and is connected with the lifting nut seat 24.

[0012] In the spinal puncture body position auxiliary device, further, the shoulder positioning support 6 comprises a cantilever hinge seat 61, a guide rod 62 and a shoulder positioning fork 63, the cantilever hinge seat 61 is hingedly connected to the end of the second cantilever 5, the guide rod 62 is arranged on the cantilever hinge seat 61, and the shoulder positioning fork 63 is installed at the front end of the guide rod 62.

[0013] In the spinal puncture body position auxiliary device, further, the guide rod 62 is slidably assembled on the cantilever hinge seat 61, and a telescopic adjusting mechanism 64 is arranged between the guide rod 62 and the cantilever hinge seat 61.

[0014] The telescopic adjusting mechanism 64 comprises a telescopic adjusting screw 641, a telescopic connecting rod 642 and a telescopic adjusting nut 643, the telescopic adjusting screw 641 is rotatably assembled perpendicularly to the guide rod 62, the telescopic adjusting nut 643 is sleeved with the telescopic adjusting screw 641 through thread cooperation, and the telescopic adjusting nut 643 is connected with the cantilever hinge seat 61 and the guide rod 62 through the telescopic connecting rod 642 on the two sides.

[0015] In the spinal puncture body position auxiliary device, further, the two groups of fork bodies of the shoulder positioning fork 63 are connected on the two sides of the front end of the guide rod 62 through parallelogram connecting rods 651, a threaded section is screwed with a transverse adjusting nut 652 on the guide rod 62, a transverse adjusting sleeve 653 is sleeved on the transverse adjusting nut 652, and the two sides of the transverse adjusting sleeve 653 are connected with the parallelogram connecting rods 651 corresponding to the two groups of fork bodies through transverse adjusting connecting rods 654.

[0016] The spinal puncture body position auxiliary device of the present application further comprises a lower limb positioning support 8, which comprises a support assembly plate 81, an assembly plate connecting sleeve 82 and lower limb stop columns 85.

[0017] The spinal puncture body position auxiliary device of the present application further comprises that the lower limb stop columns 85 are oppositely slidingly assembled in guide grooves 811 of the support assembly plate 81, and a rotary positioning disc 83 is rotatably assembled on the support assembly plate 81, and the rotary positioning disc 83 is connected with the lower limb stop columns 85 through reciprocating connecting rods 84 on both sides, and spring positioning pins 86 for locking the rotary positioning disc 83 are arranged on the support assembly plate 81.

[0018] The spinal puncture body position auxiliary device of the present application further comprises that the second and third suspending arms 5 and 7 are both multi-arm structures, and adjacent arm supports are hingedly connected and provided with swing angle positioning mechanisms.

[0019] The spinal puncture body position auxiliary device of the present application further comprises that the swing angle positioning mechanism comprises a swing angle adjusting arc and a swing angle positioning pin, the swing angle adjusting arc is fixed on one side arm support, the swing angle adjusting arc takes the swing hinge point of the arm support as the center, the other side arm support is provided with a swing angle adjusting hole through which the swing angle adjusting arc passes, and the arm support is provided with a swing angle positioning pin for tightly locking the swing angle adjusting arc in the swing angle adjusting hole.

[0020] The spinal puncture body position auxiliary device of the present application further comprises that the swing angle positioning mechanism comprises a positioning rod and a sleeve rod, the positioning rod is slidingly inserted into the sleeve rod with open ends, the sleeve rod and the positioning rod are respectively hingedly connected with adjacent two arm supports, and the sleeve rod is provided with a locking screw for tightly locking the positioning rod in the sleeve rod.

[0021] The spinal puncture body position auxiliary device of the present application has the following beneficial effects:

[0022] (1) The present application respectively assists in positioning the chest and abdomen, shoulder and lower limbs of a puncture patient, so that the spine of the back of the puncture patient forms a stable forward bending puncture posture, and other parts of the puncture patient without positioning can be freely adjusted, which does not cause obvious restraint feeling to the puncture patient, and reduces the psychological pressure of the patient on puncture.

[0023] (2) The abdominal positioning bolster lifting device of the present application, the shoulder positioning support is lifted with the abdominal positioning bolster, and the width and positioning position of the shoulder positioning fork can also be adjusted, the lower limb positioning support can adjust the width and positioning position between the lower limb stop columns, the cantilever connected with the positioning structure adopts a multi-arm cantilever with a swing angle positioning mechanism, which can be adjusted and positioned for puncture patients with different body sizes, and the positioning method of the fixed containing space has higher adaptability.

[0024] (3) The abdominal positioning support, the shoulder positioning support and the lower limb positioning support of the present application are respectively connected with the base on one side of the puncture bed through cantilevers, all the connecting structures are led out from the puncture bed on the side facing the puncture patient, no connecting structure is arranged on the puncture area on the other side of the puncture bed facing away from the puncture patient, more operation space is left for the puncture space, and this is favorable for the development of puncture operation.

[0025] (4) The positioning of the body position for spinal puncture can be completed by the abdominal positioning support, the shoulder positioning support and the lower limb positioning support, without the need for other medical staff to assist in fixing the puncture patient, and the human resources in the process of spinal puncture are reduced.

[0026] In summary, the spinal puncture body position auxiliary device provided by the present application can effectively realize the auxiliary positioning of the puncture body position of the patient, does not cause discomfort to the puncture patient, improves the puncture efficiency of the medical staff, and can be widely applied in examinations or treatments requiring spinal puncture.

[0027] The present application will be further described in combination with the drawings and specific embodiments. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0028] Figure 1 It is a use state schematic diagram of the spinal puncture body position auxiliary device of the embodiment.

[0029] Figure 2 It is a whole schematic diagram of the spinal puncture body position auxiliary device of the embodiment.

[0030] Figure 3 It is a connection schematic diagram of the base and the first cantilever and the second cantilever in the embodiment.

[0031] Figure 4 It is a base structure schematic diagram in the embodiment.

[0032] Figure 5 It is a first cantilever and abdominal positioning bolster connection schematic diagram in the embodiment.

[0033] Figure 6 It is a second cantilever and shoulder positioning support connection schematic diagram in the embodiment.

[0034] Figure 7 It is a shoulder positioning support telescopic adjusting mechanism structure schematic diagram in the embodiment.

[0035] Figure 8 Structure diagram of width adjustment mechanism of shoulder positioning support in the embodiment.

[0036] Figure 9 Connection diagram of base, third cantilever and lower limb positioning support in the embodiment.

[0037] Figure 10 Plan view of third cantilever and lower limb positioning support in the embodiment.

[0038] Figure 11 Structure diagram of swing angle positioning mechanism of third cantilever in the embodiment.

[0039] Figure 12 Structure diagram of lower limb positioning support in the embodiment.

[0040] Figure mark:

[0041] 11-puncture bed, 12-mattress, 13-pillow, 100-puncture operation area;

[0042] 2-base, 201-base mounting hole, 202-cantilever mounting hole, 21-base sleeve, 22-fixing seat, 23-lifting screw, 24-lifting nut seat, 25-bearing seat, 26-force adding rod;

[0043] 3-first cantilever, 31-cantilever connecting sleeve, 311-positioning clamping groove;

[0044] 4-abdomen positioning bolster, 41-bolster support, 42-bolster fixing bolt;

[0045] 5-second cantilever, 51-first fixed arm frame, 511-first fixed arm frame seat, 512-swing angle adjustment hole, 52-first swing arm frame, 53-hinge shaft, 54-swing angle adjustment arc, 55-swing angle positioning pin, 56-pin shaft;

[0046] 6-shoulder positioning support, 61-cantilever hinge seat, 62-guide rod, 621-threaded section, 63-shoulder positioning fork, 64-telescopic adjustment mechanism, 641-telescopic adjustment screw, 642-telescopic connecting rod, 643-telescopic adjustment nut, 65-width adjustment mechanism, 651-parallelogram connecting rod, 652-transverse adjustment nut, 653-transverse adjustment sleeve, 654-transverse adjustment connecting rod;

[0047] 7 - third cantilever, 71 - second fixed arm bracket, 72 - second swing arm bracket, 73 - second fixed arm bracket seat, 74 - hinge shaft, 75 - hinge shaft, 76 - first swing angle strut, 761 - positioning rod, 762 - sleeve rod, 763 - fixed hinge seat, 764 - hinge sleeve, 765 - locking screw, 766 - force rod, 77 - second swing angle strut;

[0048] 8 - lower limb positioning support, 81 - support assembly plate, 811 - guide groove, 82 - assembly plate connecting sleeve, 83 - rotary positioning disc, 84 - reciprocating connecting rod, 85 - lower limb stop column, 86 - spring positioning pin. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0049] EMBODIMENT

[0050] Reference Figure 1 and Figure 2 The spinal puncture body position auxiliary device in the illustration is a specific embodiment of the present application, specifically including a puncture bed 11, a base 2, a first cantilever 3, an abdominal positioning throw pillow 4, a second cantilever 5, a shoulder positioning support 6, a third cantilever 7, and a lower limb positioning support 8, wherein the puncture bed 11 is provided with a mattress 12 and a pillow 13 to improve the comfort of the puncture patient, the abdominal positioning throw pillow 4, the shoulder positioning support 6, and the lower limb positioning support 8 are respectively connected with the base 2 on one side of the puncture bed 11 through the first cantilever 3, the second cantilever 5, and the third cantilever 7, and the puncture patient lies on the side of the mattress 12 of the puncture bed facing the side where the base is located, wherein the abdominal positioning throw pillow 4 tightly abuts against the chest and abdomen of the puncture patient, the shoulder positioning support 6 pushes the two sides of the puncture patient's shoulders from behind to the front, and the lower limb positioning support 8 fixes the puncture patient's lower limbs in a curled state, so as to ensure that the puncture patient's back spine is in a puncture body position of forward bending, and the other side of the puncture bed facing the back of the puncture patient forms a puncture operation area 100, and a doctor performs spinal puncture operation on the puncture patient in the puncture operation area 100, and the puncture bed on one side of the area is not provided with a connecting mechanism and will not hinder the puncture operation.

[0051] Specifically, the abdominal positioning throw pillow 4 is liftable and connectable with the base 2 through the first cantilever 3, and the patient lying on the side of the puncture bed tightly abuts the chest and abdomen with the abdominal positioning throw pillow, which is the body position positioning reference of the puncture patient.

[0052] As Figure 3 and Figure 4As shown, the base 2 is provided with a base sleeve 21, a fixing seat 22, a lifting screw 23, a lifting nut seat 24, a bearing seat 25 and a force rod 26. The base sleeve 21 is in a cylindrical structure and is vertically arranged. The bottom of the base sleeve 21 is fixed to one side of the bed body of the puncture bed 11 through the fixing seat 22 with a flange structure. The flange structure of the fixing seat 22 is provided with a base fixing hole 201. The base fixing hole is fixed to the threaded hole of the bed body through a bolt.

[0053] The abdominal positioning pillow 4 in the embodiment is connected to the base through the first cantilever 3. The lifting structure is as follows: the lifting screw 23 is assembled in the base sleeve 21. The bearing seat 25 is assembled at the top and bottom of the base sleeve 21 for the rotation assembly of the lifting screw 23. The lifting screw 23 has only the rotation freedom in the base sleeve 21. The top of the lifting screw 23 extends out of the base sleeve 21 and is provided with the force rod 26 for facilitating the rotation of the lifting screw 23. The lifting nut seat 24 is sleeved on the lifting screw 23 through the thread cooperation. Meanwhile, the guide groove is arranged on the base sleeve 21 in the axial direction. The limiting pin is arranged on the lifting nut seat 24 and is inserted into the guide groove of the base sleeve. The rotation freedom of the lifting nut seat 24 is limited through the guide groove. In this way, after the rotation of the lifting screw 23, the lifting nut seat 24 can only slide in the axial direction of the base sleeve.

[0054] For reference Figure 5 The cantilever connecting sleeve 31 is arranged at one end of the first cantilever 3 and is sleeved on the base sleeve 21 in a sliding mode. The positioning clamping groove 311 is arranged at the bottom of the cantilever connecting sleeve 31. After the cantilever connecting sleeve 31 is sleeved on the base sleeve 21, the bottom is embedded with the limiting pin of the lifting nut seat 24 extending out of the guide groove of the sleeve base. The limiting pin of the lifting nut seat 24 can limit the axial position of the cantilever connecting sleeve 31 on the base sleeve 21 and can also limit the rotation of the cantilever connecting sleeve 31 around the base sleeve. When the lifting screw 23 is rotated to drive the lifting nut seat 24 to move, the cantilever connecting sleeve 31 and the first cantilever 3 are driven to move relative to the base. The height position of the abdominal positioning pillow 4 connected to the first cantilever is adjusted to adapt to the puncture patients with different body sizes.

[0055] The soft pillow fabric is arranged outside the pillow support 41 of the abdominal positioning pillow 4. The pillow support 41 is fixedly connected to the other end of the first cantilever 3 through the pillow fixing bolt 42.

[0056] The shoulder positioning support 6 is connected to the first cantilever 3 through the second cantilever 5, and is arranged to be lifted together with the abdominal positioning bolster 4. Since the shoulder of a human body is symmetrically arranged relative to the spine of the chest and abdomen, the height position of the shoulder positioning support 6 does not need to be adjusted separately after the position of the abdominal positioning bolster 4 is set. The second cantilever 5 adopts a two-section arm support structure, and the shoulder positioning support 6 is arranged to pass over the patient from the back to push the shoulder of the patient forward, so that the spine of the back is formed into forward flexion.

[0057] Specifically as shown in Figure 5 and Figure 6 The second cantilever 5 includes a first fixed arm support 51, a first swing arm support 52, a hinge shaft 53, a swing angle adjusting arc 54, a swing angle positioning pin 55 and a pin shaft 56. The first fixed arm support 51 and the first swing arm support 52 are hingedly connected through the hinge shaft 53 to form an inverted U-shaped arm support structure, which facilitates the arrangement of the shoulder positioning support 6 from above the patient in lateral position to the back of the patient. One end of the first fixed arm support 51 is fixedly connected to the first cantilever 3 through a first fixed arm support seat 511, and the other end is obliquely upwardly bent and hingedly connected to the first swing arm support 52. The second swing arm support 52 is downwardly bent and hingedly connected to the cantilever hinge seat 61 of the shoulder positioning support 6 through the pin shaft 56.

[0058] In the second cantilever 5, the first fixed arm support 51 is fixed to the first cantilever 3, and the first swing arm support 52 swings relative to the first fixed arm support 51 about the hinge shaft 53. During the lying of the patient, the shoulder positioning support 6 is swung away to leave a space for the movement of the patient. In addition, after the shoulder of the patient is positioned, the first swing arm support 52 is locked. Therefore, the swing angle positioning mechanism is further arranged between the first fixed arm support 51 and the first swing arm support 52.

[0059] The swing angle positioning mechanism on the second cantilever 5 includes the swing angle adjusting arc 54 fixed to the first swing arm support 52. The swing angle adjusting arc 54 is a right circular arc with the swing hinge point of the first swing arm support 52 as the center and is parallel to the swing plane of the first swing arm support 52. A swing angle adjusting hole 512 is arranged at the position where the swing angle adjusting arc 54 and the first fixed arm support 51 swing relative to each other, and the swing angle adjusting arc 54 passes through the swing angle adjusting hole 512. The swing angle positioning pin 55 is arranged to be inserted into the swing angle adjusting hole 512 from the side surface of the swing angle adjusting hole 512. The swing angle adjusting arc 54 is inserted into the swing angle adjusting hole 512 as the first swing arm support 52 swings. After the first swing arm support 52 is swung to the position, the swing angle positioning pin 55 is used to tightly lock the swing angle adjusting arc 54 in the swing angle adjusting hole 512 to lock the first swing arm support 52. The swing angle positioning pin 55 can adopt a threaded assembly structure or a structure that uses a spring to tightly align the positioning groove on the swing angle adjusting arc.

[0060] The shoulder positioning support 6 in the embodiment realizes the positioning of the shoulder, which includes adapting the width between the two shoulders and pushing the shoulder forward.

[0061] Referring to Figure 7 and Figure 8 , the shoulder positioning support 6 in the embodiment includes a cantilever hinge base 61, a guide rod 62, a shoulder positioning fork 63, a telescopic adjusting mechanism 64 and a width adjusting mechanism 65. The cantilever hinge base 61 is hinged to the end of the first swing arm frame of the second cantilever 5 through the pin shaft 56, and a locking pin is arranged on the cantilever hinge base 61 to stop the pin shaft. The guide rod 62 is arranged on the cantilever hinge base 61, and the shoulder positioning fork 63 is installed at the front end of the guide rod 62. The shoulder positioning fork 63 includes two groups of fork bodies corresponding to the shoulders of the patient on both sides, and the fork bodies are wrapped with soft cushioning materials such as sponge.

[0062] In order to keep the shoulders of the puncture patient pushed forward by the shoulder positioning support 6, the guide rod 62 in the embodiment is slidingly assembled on the cantilever hinge base 61, and a guide hole is processed on the cantilever hinge base 61 for the transmission and insertion of the guide rod 62. The telescopic adjusting mechanism 64 is arranged between the guide rod 62 and the cantilever hinge base 61 to control the sliding and positioning of the guide rod 62 and the shoulder positioning fork 63 arranged at the front end of the guide rod 62. Specifically, the telescopic adjusting mechanism 64 includes a telescopic adjusting screw 641, a telescopic connecting rod 642 and a telescopic adjusting nut 643. The telescopic adjusting screw 641 is rotationally assembled perpendicular to the guide rod 62, and a hand wheel is processed at the end of the telescopic adjusting screw 641 to facilitate the rotation of the screw. A through groove is processed on the guide rod 62, and the other end of the telescopic adjusting screw 641 is rotationally assembled in the through groove through a shaft shoulder. The shaft shoulder restricts the axial movement degree of freedom of the screw. The telescopic adjusting screw 641 can be transversely moved along the through groove while being rotated. The telescopic adjusting nut 643 is sleeved on the telescopic adjusting screw 641 through thread cooperation. Connection ears are arranged on both sides of the telescopic adjusting nut 643. The connection ears on both sides of the telescopic adjusting nut 643 are connected with the cantilever hinge base 61 and the guide rod 62 through the telescopic connecting rod 642. The ends of the telescopic connecting rod 642 are respectively hinged with the connection ears of the telescopic adjusting nut and the guide rod or the cantilever hinge base. The telescopic connecting rod 642 restricts the rotation degree of freedom of the telescopic adjusting nut 643. When the telescopic adjusting screw 641 is rotated, the telescopic adjusting nut 643 can only slide along the axial direction of the screw under the thread transmission action, and then drives the guide rod 62 to slide back and forth along the axial direction relative to the cantilever hinge base through the telescopic connecting rod 642, thereby pushing the shoulder positioning fork at the front end of the guide rod to push the puncture patient. After the shoulder positioning fork pushes the shoulder of the puncture patient to the position, the rotation of the telescopic adjusting screw 641 is stopped. Through the self-locking performance of the thread transmission between the screw and the nut, the positioning of the shoulder positioning fork to the shoulder of the puncture patient can be maintained.

[0063] In order to adjust the width between the two groups of shoulder positioning forks 63 of the shoulder positioning support 6 to adapt to the shoulder width of patients of different sizes, the width adjustment mechanism 65 is arranged between the two groups of shoulder positioning forks 63 of the embodiment, which adjusts the transverse width between the shoulder positioning forks 63. Specifically, the width adjustment mechanism 65 includes a parallelogram connecting rod 651, a transverse adjustment nut 652, a transverse adjustment sleeve 653, and a transverse adjustment connecting rod 654. The two groups of fork bodies of the shoulder positioning forks 63 are respectively connected to the two sides of the front end of the guide rod 62 through the parallelogram connecting rods 651. The two groups of shoulder positioning forks 63 are respectively arranged symmetrically on the two sides of the front end of the guide rod 62 through the parallelogram connecting rods 651. The parallelogram connecting rods 651 enable the two groups of shoulder positioning forks 63 to translate relative to each other to adjust the distance therebetween. A threaded section 621 is arranged on the guide rod 62 behind the parallelogram connecting rods 651. The transverse adjustment nut 652 is sleeved on the threaded section 621 through threaded cooperation. The transverse adjustment nut 652 is axially movable along the guide rod by rotating the transverse adjustment nut 652 under the threaded transmission cooperation of the threaded section 621. The transverse adjustment sleeve 653 is sleeved on the transverse adjustment nut 652 and can rotate relative to the transverse adjustment nut 652. The connecting ears arranged on the two sides of the transverse adjustment sleeve 653 are connected to the transverse adjustment connecting rod 654. The transverse adjustment sleeve 653 is connected to the parallelogram connecting rods 651 corresponding to the two groups of fork bodies through the transverse adjustment connecting rod 654. The transverse adjustment connecting rod 654 limits the rotation of the transverse adjustment sleeve together with the transverse adjustment nut. Rotating the transverse adjustment nut 652 on the guide rod slides, and the parallelogram connecting rods are pushed and pulled through the transverse adjustment sleeve 653 and the transverse adjustment connecting rod 654, so that the two groups of shoulder positioning forks 63 are synchronously and relatively translated, and the distance between the two groups of shoulder positioning forks 63 is adjusted.

[0064] With reference to Figure 1 and Figure 9 The lower limb positioning support 8 is connected to the base 2 from the side through the third cantilever 7, and the lower limbs of the patient are fixed in a curled state through the lower limb stopper 85 on the lower limb positioning support 8.

[0065] The third cantilever 7 comprises a second fixed arm support 71, a second swing arm support 72, a second fixed arm support seat 73, hinge shafts 74 and 75, and a first swing angle support 76 and a second swing angle support 77. The second fixed arm support 71 and the second swing arm support 72 are hingedly connected to form a two-stage arm support structure of the third cantilever 7. The second fixed arm support 71 is fixedly connected to the cantilever mounting hole on the side of the base through the second fixed arm support seat 73. The second swing arm support 72 is hingedly connected to the other end of the second fixed arm support 71 through the hinge shaft 74. The support assembly plate of the lower limb positioning support 8 is hingedly connected to the end of the second swing arm support 72 through the hinge shaft 75. The first swing angle support 71 is arranged between the second fixed arm support 71 and the second swing arm support 72 as a swing angle positioning mechanism of the third cantilever 7. The second swing angle support 72 is arranged between the second swing arm support 72 and the lower limb positioning support 8. As shown in Figure 10 , the positioning and adjustment of the lower limb positioning support 8 on the lower limb of the puncture patient are adjusted by adjusting the swing angle of the third cantilever and the swing angle of the lower limb positioning support 8.

[0066] The first swing angle support 76 and the second swing angle support 77 are the same in structure. The first swing angle support 76 is taken as an example for detailed description.

[0067] Referring to Figure 11 , the first swing angle support 76 comprises a positioning rod 761, a sleeve rod 762, a fixed hinge seat 763, a hinge sleeve 764, a locking screw 765, and a force rod 766. The positioning rod 761 is slidingly inserted into the sleeve rod 762 with two open ends to form the telescopic rod main structure of the first swing angle support. The positioning rod 761 is hingedly connected to the second fixed arm support 71 through the fixed hinge seat 763. The sleeve rod 762 is hingedly connected to the second swing arm support 72 through the hinge sleeve 764. The locking screw 765 is arranged on the sleeve rod 762 through a threaded hole seat and is inserted into the sleeve rod 762 perpendicularly to the positioning rod 761. The force rod 766 is arranged on the outer end of the locking screw 765 to facilitate the rotation of the locking screw. The locking screw 765 is loosened, and the positioning rod 761 can slide back and forth in the sleeve rod 762 with the swing of the second swing arm support. After the swing angle of the second swing arm support is adjusted, the locking screw 765 is tightened to tightly lock the positioning rod 761 in the sleeve rod 762, thereby achieving the locking and positioning of the second swing arm support.

[0068] The structure of the second swing angle support 77 is similar to that of the first swing angle support 76, which is not described herein. In addition, in actual application, the first swing angle support used on the third cantilever 7 as a swing angle positioning mechanism can be designed to replace the swing angle adjusting arc structure used on the second cantilever 5.

[0069] Referring to Figure 12The lower limb positioning support 8 in the embodiment specifically comprises a support assembly plate 81, an assembly plate connecting sleeve 82, a rotary positioning disc 83, a reciprocating connecting rod 84, a lower limb stop column 85 and a spring positioning pin 86. The support assembly plate 81 is the overall assembly body of the lower limb positioning support. The support assembly plate 81 is hingedly connected to the end of the second swing support 72 of the third cantilever 7 through the assembly plate connecting sleeve 82. The second swing support 77 is arranged between the support assembly plate 81 and the second swing support 72. The support assembly plate 81 is horizontally arranged and is provided with two groups of parallel downward lower limb stop columns 85. After the patient is punctured and his feet are put through the two groups of lower limb stop columns 85, the patient's lower limbs are positioned by adjusting the third cantilever and the support assembly plate to make the lower limbs curl up. The lower limb stop columns 85 are wrapped with soft cushioning materials such as sponge sleeves.

[0070] The lower limb positioning support 8 in the embodiment can adjust the distance between the lower limb stop columns 85 according to the thickness of the lower limbs of patients with different body sizes. Specifically, the support assembly plate 81 is provided with two groups of two guide grooves 811 on the same straight line. The two groups of lower limb stop columns 85 are respectively slidably assembled in the two guide grooves 811. The rotary positioning disc 83 is rotationally assembled on the support assembly plate 81 between the two guide grooves. The rotary positioning disc 83 is connected to the lower limb stop columns 85 in the two guide grooves on the two sides through the reciprocating connecting rods 84 on the two sides. The reciprocating connecting rods 84 are hingedly connected between the lower limb stop columns and the rotary positioning disc at the two ends. The rotary positioning disc 83, the two groups of reciprocating connecting rods 84 and the lower limb stop columns 85 arranged in a sliding guide constitute two groups of synchronous crank slider mechanisms. The two groups of lower limb stop columns 85 in the two guide grooves are driven to synchronously move relative to each other by rotating the rotary positioning disc 83, so as to adjust the distance between the two groups of lower limb stop columns 85. The spring positioning pin 86 is arranged on the support assembly plate 81 on one side of the rotary positioning disc 83. The positioning recesses are arranged on the circumferential side surface of the rotary positioning disc 83. The spring positioning pin 86 is used to tightly align the positioning recesses on the rotary positioning disc 83, so as to lock the two groups of lower limb stop columns 85 by the rotary positioning disc 83.

[0071] The actual operation steps of the embodiment assisting the positioning of the body position for spinal puncture are as follows: first, the shoulder positioning support 6 and the lower limb positioning support 8 are swung to one side through the second suspension arm 5 and the third suspension arm 7, the puncture patient lies on the puncture bed and faces the base on one side, the height of the abdominal positioning bolster 4 is adjusted to make the abdominal positioning bolster close to the chest and abdomen of the patient. Then the patient passes the lower limbs through the two groups of lower limb stop columns of the lower limb positioning support 8, the width between the lower limb stop columns is adjusted to match the lower limbs of the patient, the lower limbs of the patient are positioned in a curled manner by adjusting the swing angle of the third suspension arm 7 and the swing angle of the lower limb positioning support 8, and then the third suspension arm and the lower limb positioning support are locked. Then the shoulder positioning support 6 is swung and adjusted to the back of the patient through the second suspension arm 5, the shoulder positioning fork is adjusted to correspond to the shoulder width of the patient through the width adjusting mechanism, the shoulder positioning fork is aligned with the shoulders of the patient on both sides by adjusting the swing angle of the second suspension arm 5 and the telescopic adjusting mechanism, the shoulders of the patient are pushed forward from the back, and after the spine of the back of the patient is flexed forward, the second suspension arm 5 and the shoulder positioning support 6 are locked. At this time, the embodiment assisting the puncture patient completes the positioning of the puncture body position, as shown in FIG. 8, and the medical staff can perform the puncture operation from the puncture area on the other side of the puncture bed. Figure 1

[0072] The above are only some specific embodiments of the present application, but the design concept of the present application is not limited thereto, and any non-essential modification of the present application using this concept shall belong to the act of infringing the protection range of the present application. Any simple modification, equivalent change and modification of the above embodiments according to the technical essence of the present application still belongs to the protection range of the technical scheme of the present application.​

Claims

1. A spinal puncture positioning assist device, characterized in that: Includes an abdominal positioning pillow (4), a shoulder positioning bracket (6), and a lower limb positioning bracket (8) set on the puncture bed; A base (2) is provided on one side of the puncture bed. The puncture patient lies on the puncture bed with his / her face to the base. The abdominal positioning pillow (4) is connected to the base (2) through the first cantilever (3) and is close to the chest and abdomen of the puncture patient, serving as the positioning reference for the puncture patient. The shoulder positioning bracket (6) is connected to the first cantilever (3) via the second cantilever (5) and is raised and lowered together with the abdominal positioning pillow (4). The shoulder positioning bracket (6) is routed from above to the back of the puncture patient via the second cantilever (5) and pushes the shoulder of the puncture patient forward from the back, so that the back spine forms a forward flexion. The shoulder positioning bracket (6) includes a cantilever hinge seat (61), a guide rod (62) and a shoulder positioning fork (63). The cantilever hinge seat (61) is hinged to the end of the second cantilever (5). The guide rod (62) is set on the cantilever hinge seat (61). The shoulder positioning fork (63) is installed at the front end of the guide rod (62). The shoulder positioning fork (63) includes two sets of forks corresponding to the shoulders on both sides of the puncture patient. The lower limb positioning bracket (8) is connected to the base (2) through the third cantilever (7) to fix the lower limb of the puncture patient in a curled-up position. The lower limb positioning bracket (8) includes a bracket assembly plate (81), an assembly plate connecting sleeve (82) and a lower limb stop column (85). The bracket assembly plate (81) is hinged to the end of the third cantilever (7) through the assembly plate connecting sleeve (82). A swing angle positioning mechanism is provided between the bracket assembly plate (81) and the end of the third cantilever (7). Two sets of parallel lower limb stop columns (85) are provided on the bracket assembly plate (81).

2. The spinal puncture positioning aid device according to claim 1, wherein the base (2) includes a base sleeve (21), a fixed seat (22), a lifting screw (23) and a lifting nut seat (24), the base sleeve (21) is vertically fixed to one side of the puncture bed body through the fixed seat (22), the lifting screw (23) is rotatably assembled in the base sleeve (21), the lifting nut seat (24) is threadedly fitted with the lifting screw (23) and is vertically guided and assembled with the base sleeve (21), the first cantilever (3) is slidably fitted on the base sleeve (21) through the cantilever connecting sleeve (31) and connected to the lifting nut seat (24).

3. The spinal puncture positioning aid device according to claim 1, wherein the guide rod (62) is slidably mounted on the cantilever hinge (61), and a telescopic adjustment mechanism (64) is provided between the guide rod (62) and the cantilever hinge (61). The telescopic adjustment mechanism (64) includes a telescopic adjustment screw (641), a telescopic connecting rod (642), and a telescopic adjustment nut (643). The telescopic adjustment screw (641) is rotatably assembled perpendicular to the guide rod (62). The telescopic adjustment nut (643) is threadedly connected to the telescopic adjustment screw (641). The telescopic adjustment nut (643) is connected to the cantilever hinge seat (61) and the guide rod (62) on both sides through the telescopic connecting rod (642).

4. In the spinal puncture positioning aid device according to claim 3, the two sets of forks of the shoulder positioning fork (63) are respectively connected to the two sides of the front end of the guide rod (62) by parallelogram connecting rods (651). The guide rod (62) is screwed with a threaded section to a transverse adjusting nut (652). A transverse adjusting sleeve (653) is loosely fitted on the transverse adjusting nut (652). The two sides of the transverse adjusting sleeve (653) are connected to the parallelogram connecting rods (651) corresponding to the two sets of forks by transverse adjusting connecting rods (654).

5. The spinal puncture positioning aid device according to claim 1, wherein the lower limb positioning columns (85) are slidably mounted in the guide groove (811) of the bracket assembly plate (81), and a rotating positioning disk (83) is rotatably mounted on the bracket assembly plate (81). The two sides of the rotating positioning disk (83) are respectively connected to the lower limb positioning columns (85) through reciprocating connecting rods (84), and a spring positioning pin (86) for locking the rotating positioning disk (83) is provided on the bracket assembly plate (81).

6. The spinal puncture positioning aid device according to any one of claims 1-5, wherein the second cantilever (5) and the third cantilever (7) are both multi-arm structures, and adjacent arms are hinged and provided with a swing angle positioning mechanism.

7. The spinal puncture positioning aid according to claim 6, wherein the swing angle positioning mechanism includes a swing angle adjusting arc and a swing angle positioning pin, the swing angle adjusting arc is fixed on one side of the arm, the swing angle adjusting arc is centered on the swing hinge point of the arm, the other side of the arm is provided with a swing angle adjusting hole through which the swing angle adjusting arc passes, and the arm is provided with a swing angle positioning pin that locks the swing angle adjusting arc in the swing angle adjusting hole.

8. The spinal puncture positioning assist device according to claim 7, wherein the swing angle positioning mechanism includes a positioning rod and a sleeve rod, the positioning rod is slidably inserted into the sleeve rod which has openings at both ends, the sleeve rod and the positioning rod are respectively hinged to two adjacent arms, and the sleeve rod is provided with a locking screw to press and lock the positioning rod into the sleeve rod.

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