Multifunctional dressing change structure applied after lymphatic tuberculosis operation

Abstract

The invention discloses a multifunctional dressing change structure applied after lymphatic tuberculosis operation, which is characterized by comprising a smearing administration structure and a medicine conveying structure, and the medicine conveying structure is detachably arranged on the smearing administration structure; the fester adsorption structure can be used for adsorbing and removing fester adhered to the inner wall of a cavity of the lymph node of a patient when a medical worker performs dressing change on the lymph node after a scrofula operation, the upper part of the fester adsorption structure is arranged on the medicine conveying structure, and the lower part of the fester adsorption structure covers the outer side of the smearing administration structure. The pus adsorption structure is adopted to adsorb and remove the pus on the inner wall of the cavity of the lymph node of the patient, after the pus adsorption and removal, the medicine conveying structure conveys the medicine for treating the lymph node of the patient into the smearing and administration structure, and the medicine liquid can be uniformly smeared on the inner wall of the cavity of the lymph node of the patient; not only is the medicine changing step of the lymph node simplified, but also the labor intensity of medical staff is reduced.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of dressing change after lymph tuberculosis surgery, and in particular to a multifunctional dressing change structure used for lymph tuberculosis surgery. Background Art

[0002] Lymph node disease is one of the diseases that affect human health. Among lymph node diseases, lymph node tuberculosis is more harmful. Lymph node tuberculosis is commonly known as rat sores. Patients have no obvious symptoms at the beginning. When the disease is serious, they will have low fever, weakness in the limbs, loss of appetite, lethargy, cold-like symptoms, and gradually lose weight. Lymph nodes gradually spread to the bilateral neck, armpits, thigh roots, internal organs, etc.

[0003] It has been a stubborn disease that is difficult to cure for many years. The current treatment methods mainly include conservative treatment of traditional Chinese medicine or surgical treatment of Western medicine. After surgical treatment of Western medicine, the original muscle of the lymph node tuberculosis site is corroded by tuberculosis bacteria to produce a cavity. The wound cannot be sutured directly. The wound needs to be filled with gauze soaked with rifampicin and isoniazid to achieve the effect of anti-inflammatory and sterilization, so that new muscle tissue can grow in the wound. The dressing needs to be changed every day to keep enough drugs in the wound for anti-inflammatory and sterilization until the wound heals. The duration depends on the depth and size of the wound, generally 3-12 months.

[0004] At present, when medical staff change the dressing of the patient's lymph node after surgery, the gauze is taken out and destroyed as medical waste, and new gauze is cut according to the size of the cavity, soaked in medicine, and then filled into the affected area, and then pasted with gauze and medical tape. This dressing change method is not only complicated to operate, but also increases the labor intensity of medical staff.

[0005] In addition, the dressing method of using gauze soaked in medicine and then stuffing it into the patient's affected area makes it difficult to evenly apply the medicine to the inner wall of the patient's lymph node cavity, and is not conducive to the formation of new muscle tissue.

[0006] Another thing is that during the dressing process, the gauze soaked medicine is easily squeezed out due to the squeezing of the lymph node cavity and the gauze. The squeezed medicine not only pollutes the dressing environment, but also causes a waste of medicine, which brings great inconvenience to medical staff in the dressing work of the lymph nodes. Summary of the invention

[0007] In order to solve the problems existing in the prior art, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a multifunctional dressing change structure for use after lymph node tuberculosis surgery. The multifunctional dressing change structure has a reasonable overall design, a simple structure, and is easy to operate. A pus adsorption structure is used to adsorb and remove pus on the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes. After the pus is adsorbed and removed, the drug used to treat the patient's lymph nodes is delivered to the smearing and drug administration structure through the drug delivery structure, and the drug solution can be evenly applied to the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes. This not only simplifies the dressing change steps of the lymph nodes, but also reduces the labor intensity of medical staff, and at the same time effectively avoids the squeezing out of the drug, can effectively prevent the dressing change environment from being polluted, and can also avoid the waste of drugs, which brings great convenience to medical staff in the dressing change work of the lymph nodes.

[0008] In order to solve the above technical problems, the present invention adopts the following technical solutions:

[0009] A multifunctional dressing structure for postoperative treatment of lymph tuberculosis, characterized in that it includes

[0010] A drug-applying structure for applying medicine for treating the patient's lymph nodes evenly on the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes when medical staff change the dressing of the lymph nodes after lymph node tuberculosis surgery;

[0011] A drug delivery structure capable of delivering drugs for treating lymph nodes of a patient to the smearable drug delivery structure, wherein the drug delivery structure is detachably arranged on the smearable drug delivery structure;

[0012] When a medical staff member changes the dressing of a lymph node after a lymph node tuberculosis surgery, he or she can use a pus adsorption structure to absorb and remove pus adhered to the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph node. The upper part of the pus adsorption structure is arranged on the drug delivery structure, and the lower part thereof is covered on the outer side of the smear drug delivery structure.

[0013] In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the smearable drug administration structure includes a drug administration tube body, the outer side of which is coated with a drug application gauze that can evenly apply the drug for treating the patient's lymph nodes on the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes, and the tube wall of the drug administration tube body is provided with a plurality of drug leakage holes that can evenly leak the drug for treating the patient's lymph nodes onto the drug application gauze.

[0014] In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the drug delivery structure includes a drug delivery tube body made of medical hard plastic, two clamping feet are provided on one end of the drug delivery tube body close to the drug delivery tube body, the two clamping feet are symmetrically arranged on the one end of the drug delivery tube body close to the drug delivery tube body, and clamping grooves respectively matching the two clamping feet are provided on the end of the drug delivery tube body close to the drug delivery tube body, and a heparin cap is covered on the end of the drug delivery tube body away from the drug delivery tube body.

[0015] In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the pus adsorption structure includes a pus adsorption gauze that can absorb and remove pus adhered to the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph node when the medical staff changes the dressing of the lymph node after the lymph node tuberculosis surgery, and an overall cylindrical anti-fouling cover, the pus adsorption gauze is overall cylindrical and wrapped on the outside of the drug-smearing gauze, and a waterproof film is provided on the side in contact with the drug-smearing gauze;

[0016] One end of the pus absorbing gauze is wrapped on the front end of the drug delivery tube body by an elastic band, the front end of the anti-fouling cover is a free end and is flush with the rear end of the drug smear gauze, the rear end of the anti-fouling cover is arranged on the outer wall of the drug delivery tube body, and a pus absorbing gauze accommodating cavity capable of accommodating the pus absorbing gauze is formed between the inner wall of the anti-fouling cover and the outer wall of the drug delivery tube body, and a pull ring is provided inside the pus absorbing gauze accommodating cavity, which can slide along the outer wall of the drug delivery tube body and can pull the pus absorbing gauze adsorbed with pus into the pus absorbing gauze accommodating cavity, the other end of the pus absorbing gauze is arranged on the pull ring, and the pull ring is moved by pulling the pull handle arranged at the tail end of the drug delivery tube body, the pull handle is arranged on the outside of the pus absorbing gauze accommodating cavity, and the pull ring is connected to the pull handle through multiple pull rods.

[0017] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has a reasonable overall design, a simple structure, and is easy to operate. It adopts a pus adsorption structure to adsorb and remove pus on the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes. After the pus is adsorbed and removed, the drug used to treat the patient's lymph nodes is delivered to the smearing and drug administration structure through the drug delivery structure, and the drug solution can be evenly applied to the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes. This not only simplifies the dressing change steps of the lymph nodes, but also reduces the labor intensity of medical staff, and at the same time effectively avoids the squeezing out of the drug, can effectively prevent the dressing change environment from being polluted, and can also avoid the waste of drugs, which brings great convenience to medical staff in changing the dressings of the lymph nodes. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0018] In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings required for use in the embodiments or the description of the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of the present invention. For ordinary technicians in this field, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without paying creative work.

[0019] Figure 1 It is a structural schematic diagram of the present invention.

[0020] Figure 2 It is a cross-sectional view of the present invention.

[0021] Figure 3It is a structural schematic diagram of the pus absorption gauze of the present invention being pulled into the interior of the anti-fouling cover. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0022] In order to make the technical means, creative features, objectives and effects achieved by the present invention easy to understand, the present invention is further explained below with reference to specific diagrams.

[0023] Reference Figure 1-Figure 3 As shown, a multifunctional dressing structure used after lymph tuberculosis surgery is shown, including a drug application structure 100, a drug delivery structure 200 and a pus adsorption structure 300.

[0024] The smearable drug delivery structure 100 allows medical personnel to evenly apply drugs for treating the patient's lymph nodes on the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes when changing the dressing of the lymph nodes after lymph node tuberculosis surgery, thereby further improving the practical performance of the multifunctional dressing change structure.

[0025] The drug delivery structure 200 can deliver drugs for treating the patient's lymph nodes into the smearable drug administration structure 100. The drug delivery structure 200 can be detachably arranged on the smearable drug administration structure 100. A sealing gasket 400 is provided at the joint between the drug delivery structure 100 and the smearable drug administration structure 200 to prevent the drug from leaking out of the joint. The sealing gasket 400 can effectively improve the sealing performance of the joint between the drug delivery structure 100 and the smearable drug administration structure 200.

[0026] The pus adsorption structure 300 is used by medical staff to absorb and remove pus adhered to the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes when changing the dressing of the lymph nodes after lymph node tuberculosis surgery. The upper part of the pus adsorption structure 300 is arranged on the drug delivery structure 200, and the lower part thereof is covered on the outer side of the smear drug delivery structure 100.

[0027] The smearable drug administration structure 100 includes a drug administration tube body 110, on the outer side of which is coated a drug application gauze 120 capable of evenly applying drugs for treating the patient's lymph nodes on the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes, and on the tube wall of the drug administration tube body 110, there are multiple drug leakage holes 111 capable of evenly leaking the drugs for treating the patient's lymph nodes onto the drug application gauze 120.

[0028] The drug delivery structure 200 includes a drug delivery tube body 210 made of medical hard plastic, and two clamping feet 211 are provided on one end of the drug delivery tube body 210 close to the drug delivery tube body 110. The two clamping feet 211 are symmetrically arranged on the end of the drug delivery tube body 210 close to the drug delivery tube body 110, and the end of the drug delivery tube body 110 close to the drug delivery tube body 210 is provided with clamping grooves 112 respectively matched with the two clamping feet 211, and the end of the drug delivery tube body 210 away from the drug delivery tube body 110 is covered with a heparin cap 220.

[0029] The pus adsorption structure 300 includes a pus adsorption gauze 320 that can absorb and remove pus adhering to the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph node when a medical staff changes the dressing of the lymph node after lymph node tuberculosis surgery, and an overall cylindrical anti-fouling cover 310. The pus adsorption gauze 320 is overall cylindrical and covers the outer side of the drug application gauze 120.

[0030] A waterproof film is provided on the side of the pus absorption gauze 320 that contacts the drug smear gauze 120. The waterproof film can effectively prevent the pus absorbed on the pus absorption gauze 320 from penetrating into the drug smear gauze 120, further improving the practical performance of the multifunctional dressing structure.

[0031] One end of the pus absorption gauze 320 is covered on the front end of the drug administration tube body 110 through an elastic band 330, the front end of the anti-fouling cover 310 is a free end and is flush with the rear end of the drug smear gauze 120, the rear end of the anti-fouling cover 310 is arranged on the outer wall of the drug delivery tube body 210, and a pus absorption gauze accommodating cavity capable of accommodating the pus absorption gauze 320 is formed between the inner wall of the anti-fouling cover 310 and the outer wall of the drug delivery tube body 210.

[0032] A pull ring 360 is provided inside the pus-absorbing gauze accommodating chamber, which can slide along the outer wall of the drug delivery tube 210 and can pull the pus-absorbing gauze 320 adsorbed with pus into the pus-absorbing gauze accommodating chamber. The other end of the pus-absorbing gauze 320 is arranged on the pull ring 360, and the pull ring 360 is moved by pulling the pull handle 340 arranged at the rear end of the drug delivery tube 210. The pull handle 340 is arranged on the outside of the pus-absorbing gauze accommodating chamber, and the pull ring 360 is connected to the pull handle 340 through multiple pull rods 350.

[0033] The specific operation steps of the present invention are as follows:

[0034] When the medical staff needs to change the dressing of the patient's lymph nodes, they first clamp the drug applying structure 100 with the drug delivery structure 200, and then use the pus adsorption structure 300 to absorb the pus on the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes. When the adsorption is completed, the medical staff manually pulls the pull handle 340, so that the pus adsorption gauze 320 adsorbed with pus is pulled into the pus adsorption gauze accommodating cavity under the action of the pull ring 360, that is, the pus adsorption on the inner wall of the cavity of the lymph node is completed;

[0035] Then, the medical staff delivers the medicine for treating the patient's lymph nodes to the inside of the drug application structure 100 through the drug delivery structure 200. The medicine for treating the patient's lymph nodes finally leaks evenly onto the medicine application gauze 120 through the drug leakage hole 111. Then, the medical staff evenly applies the medicine to the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes.

[0036] In summary, the overall design of the present invention is reasonable, the structure is simple, and the operation is convenient. The pus adsorption structure is used to adsorb and remove the pus on the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes. After the pus is adsorbed and removed, the drug used to treat the patient's lymph nodes is delivered to the smearing and drug administration structure through the drug delivery structure, and the drug solution can be evenly applied to the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes. This not only simplifies the dressing change steps of the lymph nodes, but also reduces the labor intensity of medical staff, and at the same time effectively avoids the squeezing out of the drug, can effectively prevent the dressing change environment from being polluted, and can also avoid the waste of drugs, which brings great convenience to medical staff in changing the dressing of the lymph nodes.

[0037] The above shows and describes the basic principles, main features and advantages of the present invention. Those skilled in the art should understand that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. The above embodiments and descriptions are only for explaining the principles of the present invention. The present invention may be subject to various changes and improvements without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. These changes and improvements fall within the scope of the present invention. The scope of protection of the present invention is defined by the attached claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A multifunctional dressing structure for postoperative treatment of lymph tuberculosis, characterized in that: include A drug-applying structure for applying medicine for treating the patient's lymph nodes evenly on the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes when medical staff change the dressing of the lymph nodes after lymph node tuberculosis surgery; A drug delivery structure capable of delivering drugs for treating lymph nodes of a patient to the smearable drug delivery structure, wherein the drug delivery structure is detachably arranged on the smearable drug delivery structure; When a medical staff member changes the dressing of a lymph node after a lymph node tuberculosis surgery, he or she can use a pus adsorption structure to absorb and remove pus adhered to the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph node. The upper part of the pus adsorption structure is arranged on the drug delivery structure, and the lower part thereof is covered on the outer side of the smear drug delivery structure.

2. A multifunctional dressing change structure for postoperative lymph node tuberculosis surgery as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The smearable drug administration structure includes a drug administration tube body, the outer side of which is coated with a drug application gauze that can evenly apply the drug for treating the patient's lymph nodes on the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph nodes, and the tube wall of the drug administration tube body is provided with a plurality of drug leakage holes that can evenly leak the drug for treating the patient's lymph nodes onto the drug application gauze.

3. A multifunctional dressing structure for postoperative treatment of lymph tuberculosis according to claim 2, characterized in that: The drug delivery structure includes a drug delivery tube body made of medical hard plastic, two clamping feet are provided on one end of the drug delivery tube body close to the drug delivery tube body, the two clamping feet are symmetrically arranged on the one end of the drug delivery tube body close to the drug delivery tube body, and clamping grooves respectively matched with the two clamping feet are provided on the one end of the drug delivery tube body close to the drug delivery tube body, and a heparin cap is covered on the end of the drug delivery tube body away from the drug delivery tube body.

4. A multifunctional dressing change structure for postoperative lymph node tuberculosis surgery as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that: The pus adsorption structure includes a pus adsorption gauze that can absorb and remove pus adhered to the inner wall of the cavity of the patient's lymph node when the medical staff changes the dressing of the lymph node after the lymph node tuberculosis surgery, and an overall cylindrical anti-fouling cover, wherein the pus adsorption gauze is overall cylindrical and covers the outside of the drug coating gauze; One end of the pus absorbing gauze is wrapped on the front end of the drug delivery tube body by an elastic band, the front end of the anti-fouling cover is a free end and is flush with the rear end of the drug smear gauze, the rear end of the anti-fouling cover is arranged on the outer wall of the drug delivery tube body, and a pus absorbing gauze accommodating cavity capable of accommodating the pus absorbing gauze is formed between the inner wall of the anti-fouling cover and the outer wall of the drug delivery tube body, and a pull ring is provided inside the pus absorbing gauze accommodating cavity, which can slide along the outer wall of the drug delivery tube body and can pull the pus absorbing gauze adsorbed with pus into the pus absorbing gauze accommodating cavity, the other end of the pus absorbing gauze is arranged on the pull ring, and the pull ring is moved by pulling the pull handle arranged at the tail end of the drug delivery tube body, the pull handle is arranged on the outside of the pus absorbing gauze accommodating cavity, and the pull ring is connected to the pull handle through multiple pull rods.

5. The multifunctional dressing changing structure for postoperative treatment of lymph tuberculosis according to claim 4, characterized in that: A waterproof film is provided on the side of the pus absorption gauze in contact with the medicine smearing gauze, and the waterproof film is arranged on the inner surface of the pus absorption gauze.

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