Surgical instrument storage device

By designing a surgical instrument storage device with sliding isolation strips, the problem that traditional trays cannot effectively fix laparoscopic surgical instruments is solved, and the safe fixation and efficient transmission of the instruments are achieved during the operation.

CN119970253APending Publication Date: 2025-05-13SHENZHEN CHILDRENS HOSPITAL
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Application Number
CN202510136733.6
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-02-07
Publication Date
2025-05-13

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Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of surgical instrument trays, and discloses a surgical instrument storage device which comprises a tray, a bottom plate and a plurality of isolation strips, the tray is provided with a bearing face used for bearing surgical instruments, the bottom plate is slidably arranged on the tray, and the isolation strips are embedded in the bearing face in the telescopic direction and slidably arranged on the bearing face. An isolation area is formed between every two adjacent isolation strips, and the multiple isolation strips are driven by the bottom plate to have a placement state and a transmission state. A plurality of isolating bars are arranged and are in a placed state during non-instrument transfer, and at the moment, the isolating bars slightly protrude out of the bearing surface, so that instruments are effectively prevented from slipping off, and medical staff are not easily prevented from taking surgical instruments; when the instrument is transferred, the instrument is in a transfer state, at the moment, the isolating strips protrude out of the bearing face, the problem that the instrument is prone to slipping off due to tray inclination or shaking in the instrument transfer process can be effectively solved, and the surgical instrument can be effectively fixed in the surgical process.
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