Cold compress ice bag for lacrimal passage catheterization
By designing a herringbone-shaped cold compress ice pack, using silicone and hard plastic panels combined with the structure of PE clips, the problem that existing ice packs cannot fit into the surgical site is solved, achieving better cold compress effect and convenience of use, suitable for tears Hemostasis, pain relief and swelling reduction after tract catheterization.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202420542278.0
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-03-20
- Publication Date
- 2024-12-10
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-03-20
AI Technical Summary
The existing cold compress ice packs cannot fit the surgical site effectively due to the large size and limited eye and nose structure after lacrimal duct surgery, resulting in poor cold compresses and easy to fall off, causing inconvenience to patients.
A herringbone-shaped cold compress ice bag is designed, with a silicone bottom and a hard plastic plate surface. The two separate bags are located on both sides of the nose. The seal is made of PE clips, and the structure is tightly fixed to ensure the cold compress effect and stable use.
The ice pack can better fit the surgical site, improve the effects of stopping bleeding, pain and swelling, and remain fixed when the patient gets up and moves, making it difficult to fall off, significantly improving the convenience of use.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to a medical cold compress ice bag, in particular to a cold compress ice bag used for lacrimal duct catheterization. Background Art
[0002] In daily ophthalmology work, patients who have undergone lacrimal tube placement often need to use ice packs for cold compresses. Existing cold compress ice packs are often not well attached to the affected area due to their large size and the limitations of people's eye and nose structures, and cannot effectively improve the cold compress effect. In addition, the ice packs are easy to fall off, causing great inconvenience to patients who have undergone lacrimal tube placement. Summary of the invention
[0003] The utility model aims to provide a cold compress ice pack for lacrimal duct catheterization, which fits the surgical site better, can better stop bleeding, relieve pain and reduce swelling, and the patient's standing and activities are not affected in any way.
[0004] The technical solution adopted by the utility model is a cold compress ice bag for lacrimal duct catheterization, comprising a bag body with a seal, and characterized in that: the lower part of the bag body has two sub-bags, the bag body is in a herringbone shape, the seal has two PE clip chains, the bottom surface of the bag body is a silica gel bottom surface, and the top surface of the bag body is a hard plastic plate surface or a rubber plate surface. When in use, the two sub-bags are respectively located on both sides of the human nose, and the bag body seal is located at the human forehead.
[0005] With the ice bag of the utility model, water or other cooling medium is poured into the bag body, and after being sealed, the bag is placed in a refrigerator to lower the temperature, and then taken out and placed on the patient's forehead. Two sub-bags are respectively located on both sides of the nose to perform cold compress on the tear duct catheterization site. Since the bottom surface of the bag body is a silicone bottom surface, and the top surface of the bag body is a hard plastic plate surface or a rubber plate surface, which is harder than the silicone bottom surface, the utility model can better fit the surgical site and can better stop bleeding, relieve pain, and reduce swelling. The ice bag has a simple and compact structure, is easy to organize production and manufacturing, and is easier to fix, so that the patient's getting up and activities are not affected in any way. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0006] Figure 1 This is a diagram of the use state of the utility model;
[0007] Figure 2 It is an enlarged side view of the utility model. Implementation
[0008] A cold compress ice pack for lacrimal duct catheterization, such as Figure 1 , 2As shown, it includes a bag body 3 with a seal, the lower part of the bag body 3 has two sub-bags, the bag body 3 is in a herringbone shape, and the seal has two PE clip chains 1 to ensure reliable sealing and prevent liquid leakage. The bottom surface of the bag body 3 is a silica gel bottom surface, and the top surface of the bag body is a hard plastic board surface or a rubber board surface 2. When in use, the two sub-bags are respectively located on both sides of the human nose, and the upper seal of the bag body is located at the forehead of the human body.
Claims
1. A cold compress ice pack for lacrimal duct catheterization, comprising a bag body with a sealed opening, characterized in that: The lower part of the bag body is provided with two sub-bags, the bag body is in a herringbone shape, the seal has two PE clip chains, the bottom surface of the bag body is a silicone bottom surface, and the top surface of the bag body is a hard plastic board surface or a rubber board surface. When in use, the two sub-bags are respectively located on both sides of the human nose, and the bag body seal is located at the human forehead.