Sock type sterile gauze

Abstract

The utility model discloses a sock type sterile gauze. The sock type sterile gauze is of a toe-separated sock type structure and comprises a sock toe portion and a sock opening, the sock toe portion is used for containing five toes, and an elastic band used for adjusting the tightness of the sock opening is arranged on a circle of the sock opening. The sock-type sterile gauze can further comprise a sock leg portion used for wrapping the foot sole and the foot back, and the sock toe portion and the sock leg portion of the sock-type sterile gauze can be of a half-wrapping type structure or a full-wrapping type structure respectively. It can be guaranteed that the device can be attached to diversified diseased regions of feet, toes and soles of different patients. The sock type sterile gauze disclosed by the utility model can be well combined with the particularity of the physiological structure of the toe part, can be well attached to the diseased foot and toe, and is convenient for treating and nursing infectious foot diseases.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a sock-type sterile gauze, belonging to the technical field of medical supplies. Background Art

[0002] Diabetic foot is a disease that is often encountered in clinical practice. In addition, in some foot infections such as erysipelas, paronychia, edema, hematoma, ulceration, exudation, pus, and discharge caused by trauma, sterile gauze needs to be soaked in medicine, and the affected area needs to be covered with gauze when wet compresses are applied or dressings are changed.

[0003] Apply wet compresses to the feet and between the toes, such as using gauze soaked in neomycin solution or phellodendron solution. Applying wet compresses or cold compresses with gauze soaked in medicine has many functions, such as reducing inflammatory reactions, relieving pain, applying drugs directly to the lesion site to increase efficacy, relieving redness and swelling, regulating temperature, replenishing water, etc. Gauze has good water absorption and is a commonly used wet compress material in clinical practice.

[0004] However, the existing gauze is difficult to fit the shape of the toes. Doctors can only clamp four pieces of gauze between the four toe gaps, and the dorsum and sole of the foot need to be covered with gauze. This also requires wrapping the foot with gauze to prevent the dorsum and sole of the foot from falling off, and it cannot be wrapped too tightly to affect blood circulation, and it is difficult to fit the foot skin too loosely, which increases the difficulty and inconvenience of operation. And each dressing change takes time. Changing the dressing several times a day increases the difficulty of self-care for patients or doctors changing the dressing. In addition, there are still many lesions on the sole of the foot that are not covered with gauze, and the gauze between the toe gaps is not large enough. The ideal state is to soak the gauze one by one in the medicine, fold it into small pieces that can be clamped between each finger, clamp it between the toe gaps, clamp it in turn, and then use the gauze strips soaked in the medicine to cover and wrap around the front half of the sole of the foot layer by layer, and finally fix it with tape to adjust the tightness. However, it is difficult to fix the gauze on the infected part of the foot. If the patient moves a little, the gauze between the toes will be easily dislocated, and the medicine on the gauze does not fit the lesion well, which greatly reduces the treatment effect. Moreover, folding the gauze one by one is time-consuming and troublesome.

[0005] Therefore, due to the particularity of the anatomical structure of the foot and toes, it is difficult for the existing rectangular / square gauze in clinical treatment to completely fit the lesion, which reduces the effect of wet compress and increases the difficulty of self-care by patients or dressing changes by doctors. At present, facing this situation, multiple pieces of gauze can only be folded or bundled. However, it is difficult to completely fit the lesion and achieve the expected therapeutic effect. In addition, wet compress often requires repeated adjustment of the gauze block position 3-4 times a day or multiple dressing changes, which increases the complexity of the operation. Summary of the invention

[0006] The purpose of the utility model is to solve the problem that the existing gauze is not suitable for the treatment and care of infectious foot diseases such as diabetic foot. The utility model provides a sock-type sterile gauze, which can well combine the particularity of the physiological structure of the toe part, well fit the diseased foot and toes, and is convenient for the treatment and care of infectious foot diseases.

[0007] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the utility model provides a sock-type sterile gauze, which is a split-toe sock-type structure, including a toe portion for accommodating five toes and a sock opening, wherein an elastic band for adjusting the tightness is arranged around the sock opening.

[0008] Preferably, the toe portion of the sock is a half-enclosed structure that can cover a partial area of ​​the toes, or a full-enclosed structure that completely wraps the toes.

[0009] Preferably, the sock-type sterile gauze also includes a sock tube portion for covering the sole and instep of the foot.

[0010] Preferably, the sock tube portion is a half-enclosed structure capable of covering a portion of the sole of the foot, or a full-enclosed structure capable of covering the entire sole of the foot.

[0011] Preferably, medicine is provided on the sock-like sterile gauze.

[0012] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the utility model are:

[0013] The utility model provides a sock-type sterile gauze which can well combine the particularity of the physiological structure of the toe part, and well fit the diseased foot and toe. It can be sterilized, sterilely packaged, and directly soaked in liquid medicine. The gauze can be clamped between the toes to ensure the fit. When the gauze is dry, the sock-type gauze can be repeatedly taken off, which is convenient for wearing and taking off, avoiding the influence of gauze winding and winding tightness. When dipping in liquid medicine and re-arranging for wet compress many times, it is convenient for patients to take care of themselves and is conducive to recovery. The sock-type sterile gauze of the utility model can well adapt to the gap of the toes and fit the shape of the toes when used for wet compresses such as foot infection, trauma, ulceration, hematoma, etc., and is easy to operate when repeated wet compresses or dressing changes are performed, and it is convenient to dip in liquid medicine and control the amount of medicine, thereby reducing the difficulty of nursing patients with foot infection and diabetic foot. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0014] Figure 1 to Figure 5 The schematic diagrams of the structures of the five structures of the sock-type sterile gauze provided by the utility model are respectively;

[0015] Figure numerals: 1. toe part; 2. sock opening; 3. elastic band; 4. sock shaft part. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0016] In order to make the present invention more obvious and easy to understand, preferred embodiments are described in detail as follows in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0017] Example

[0018] The utility model provides a sock-type sterile gauze, which is a split-toe sock-type structure, comprising a sock toe portion and a sock opening for accommodating five toes, wherein a gauze elastic band or a gauze lacing (hereinafter collectively referred to as an elastic band) for adjusting the tightness of the sock opening is arranged around the sock opening, which can specifically be two gauze lacings that are passed through the sock opening and extend from opposite sides respectively, so that the tightness of the sock opening can be adjusted by lacing on both sides of the foot; the sock-type sterile gauze can also include a sock tube portion for covering the sole and the instep of the foot, and the sock toe portion and the sock tube portion of the sock-type sterile gauze can have different specific structures. This embodiment provides the following Figures 1 to 5 Five different structures of sock-type sterile gauze are shown, among which:

[0019] Figure 1 A schematic structural diagram of a half-covered toe sock-type sterile gauze is provided, which comprises a sock toe portion 1 for accommodating five toes and a sock opening 2, wherein the sock opening is provided with an elastic band 3, such as Figure 1 As shown, the toe portion 1 is half-covered, that is, the end of the toe portion is set to be open.

[0020] Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the structure of a toe-covering sterile gauze sock is provided, which comprises a toe portion 1 for accommodating five toes and a sock opening 2, wherein the sock opening 2 is provided with an elastic band 3, such as Figure 2 As shown, the toe portion 1 is fully enclosed, that is, the end of the toe portion is set as a closed blind end.

[0021] Figure 3 A schematic structural diagram of a half-covered sole-toe half-covered sock-type sterile gauze is provided, which comprises a sock toe portion 1 for accommodating five toes, a sock barrel portion 4 and a sock opening 2, wherein the sock opening 2 is provided with an elastic band 3, such as Figure 3 As shown, the toe portion 1 is of a half-enclosed type, that is, the end of the toe portion is set to be open, and the sock tube portion 4 is of a half-enclosed structure, that is, it can cover part or half of the sole of the foot.

[0022] Figure 4 A schematic diagram of the structure of a half-covered sock-type sterile gauze for fully covering the toes and the sole is provided, which comprises a sock toe portion 1 for accommodating five toes, a sock barrel portion 4 and a sock opening 2, wherein the sock opening 2 is provided with an elastic band 3, such as Figure 4 As shown, the toe portion 1 is of a fully enclosed type, that is, the end of the toe portion is set as a closed blind end, and the tube portion 4 is of a half-enclosed type, which can cover part or half of the sole of the foot.

[0023] Figure 5 A schematic diagram of a fully covered toe and sole sock-type sterile gauze is provided, which comprises a sock toe portion 1 for accommodating five toes, a sock barrel portion 4 and a sock opening 2, wherein the sock opening 2 is provided with an elastic band 3, such as Figure 5 As shown, the toe portion 1 is fully enclosed, that is, the end of the toe portion is set as a closed blind end, and the sock tube portion 4 is also fully enclosed and can cover the entire sole.

[0024] The sock-type sterile gauze of the utility model is sterilized by ethylene oxide and can be packaged independently. Use after disinfection. Different structural types are selected according to the location of the patient's injured foot. The sock-type sterile gauze with various structures provided by the utility model can ensure that it fits the diverse lesion sites of the feet, toes, and soles of different patients to meet different needs. When changing the dressing or applying wet compress, open the sterile package, dip in the medicine, and then apply it like wearing socks. Wet compress the affected area. Each gauze is set with 4-8 layers of thickness commonly used in clinical practice to choose from. When using, soak it in the medicine, then put it on the affected foot, tighten the gauze strip at the tail end at the rear, and tie it.

[0025] The above-mentioned implementation cases are only preferred implementation cases of the present utility model, and are not any formal and substantial limitations of the present utility model. It should be pointed out that ordinary technicians in this technical field can make several improvements and supplements without departing from the present utility model, and these improvements and supplements should also be regarded as the scope of protection of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A sock-type sterile gauze, characterized in that: It is a split-toe sock structure, comprising a sock toe portion for accommodating five toes and a sock opening, the sock opening being provided with two gauze laces which are passed through a circle of the sock opening and extend from opposite sides respectively; the sock-type sterile gauze is provided with medicine; The toe portion of the sock is a half-covered structure that can cover a part of the toe area or a full-covered structure that completely wraps the toes; The sock-type sterile gauze also includes a sock tube portion for covering the sole and the instep; The sock tube portion is a half-covering structure capable of covering a portion of the sole of the foot or a full-covering structure capable of covering the entire sole of the foot.

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