Novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device

Abstract

The utility model discloses a novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device, which is characterized in that two end parts of a telescopic headband are respectively provided with an ear muff piece, each ear muff piece is respectively provided with an ear accommodating chamber, and each ear muff piece is of a transparent piece structure; each earmuff piece is provided with a first insertion hole and a first elastic clamping part, and when the optical fiber tube is used, the optical fiber tube inserted into the first insertion hole is clamped and fixed through the first elastic clamping part; the novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device further comprises a C-shaped rotating frame, the two ends of the rotating frame are rotationally installed on the earmuff pieces on the corresponding sides respectively, two second inserting holes are formed in the middle of the rotating frame, and the rotating frame is provided with second elastic clamping parts corresponding to the second inserting holes respectively. During use, the optical fiber tube inserted into the second insertion hole is clamped and fixed through the second elastic clamping part. The optical fiber tube fixing device has the advantages of being novel in structural design and convenient to use, and can effectively fix the optical fiber tube of the helium-neon laser therapeutic instrument so as to improve comfort in the therapeutic process.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of medical auxiliary devices, in particular to a new type of helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device. Background Art

[0002] Helium-neon laser therapy can make biological tissue absorb weak laser light energy to produce a stimulation effect and cause physical and chemical reactions to enhance the activity of aldolase and ammonia enzyme, enhance leukocyte phagocytosis, promote hemoglobin synthesis, enhance cellular immunity, improve microcirculation in the human body, and have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects, treat soft tissue inflammation and chronic ulcers, and promote wound healing. Therefore, helium-neon laser therapy devices are especially suitable for the treatment of chronic rhinitis, sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, vestibulitis, nasal furunculosis, external auditory canal furunculosis, preauricular fistula infection, chronic suppurative otitis media, secretory otitis media, oral ulcers and other diseases.

[0003] In the process of using a helium-neon laser therapeutic device to treat nasal or ear diseases, it is necessary to insert the fiber optic tube of the helium-neon laser therapeutic device into the nostrils or external auditory canal. The function of the fiber optic tube is to accurately guide the laser beam emitted by the helium-neon laser therapeutic device into the nasal cavity or the ear canal. During treatment, in order to meet the treatment time requirements, the patient must always hold the fiber optic tube and keep the head of the fiber optic tube in the nostril or the external auditory canal. The entire treatment process will make the patient very tired and uncomfortable. In addition, for pediatric patients, in order to ensure the safety of the treatment process, pediatric patients are often required to remain motionless, especially for more active pediatric patients. The patient's family members or medical staff will be very nervous during the entire treatment process, fearing that the child's head will move and cause the fiber optic tube to be inserted deeper into the nostrils or ear canal.

[0004] Therefore, in view of the above situation, it is necessary to develop an auxiliary device used in the helium-neon laser treatment process to assist in fixing the optical fiber tube of the helium-neon laser therapy device. Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a new type of helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device, which has a novel structural design, is easy to use, and can effectively fix the optical fiber tube of the helium-neon laser therapeutic instrument to improve the comfort during the treatment process.

[0006] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the utility model is implemented through the following technical solutions.

[0007] A novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device comprises a retractable headband, the two ends of which are respectively provided with earmuffs, each earmuff is respectively provided with an ear-receiving chamber opening inwards;

[0008] Each earmuff piece is a transparent piece structure;

[0009] Each earmuff is provided with a first insertion hole which opens outward and communicates with the ear cavity, and each earmuff is provided with a first elastic clamping portion; when the helium-neon laser therapeutic apparatus is used for ear treatment, the optical fiber tube is inserted into the first insertion hole from the outside to the inside, and the first elastic clamping portion clamps and fixes the optical fiber tube in the first insertion hole;

[0010] The novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device also includes a "C"-shaped rotating frame, the two ends of which are rotatably installed on the earmuffs on the corresponding sides, and the middle part of the rotating frame is provided with two second insertion holes which are spaced apart from each other and completely penetrate through the two holes, and the rotating frame is provided with second elastic clamping parts corresponding to each second insertion hole; when the helium-neon laser therapeutic device is used for nasal treatment, the optical fiber tube is inserted into the second insertion hole from front to back, and the second elastic clamping part clamps and fixes the optical fiber tube in the second insertion hole.

[0011] Wherein, the outer surface of each earmuff is respectively provided with a connecting column protruding and extending outward, and each first insertion hole axially penetrates the core of the corresponding side connecting column;

[0012] Each of the first elastic clamping parts is respectively arranged at the outer end of the connecting column on the corresponding side.

[0013] Wherein, both ends of the rotating frame are respectively provided with fitting holes, and the two ends of the rotating frame are respectively fitted on the periphery of the connecting column on the corresponding side through the fitting holes.

[0014] Wherein, each of the connecting columns is provided with an external thread on the inner side of the first elastic clamping portion, and a locking nut for clamping the corresponding end of the rotating frame is screwed onto the external thread of each connecting column.

[0015] Wherein, each of the connecting columns is provided with a first notch which is radially penetrating and opening outward at the position of the corresponding first elastic clamping portion, and the inner wall of each of the connecting columns is provided with a first clamping point which protrudes inward at the position of the corresponding first elastic clamping portion.

[0016] Wherein, the second elastic clamping portion is a convex column provided on the rotating frame and protruding forward, and the second insertion hole axially penetrates the core of the convex column;

[0017] The convex column is provided with a second notch which penetrates radially and opens forward, and the inner wall of the convex column is provided with a second clamping point which protrudes inwards.

[0018] Wherein, the rotating frame is a transparent plastic part.

[0019] Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following beneficial effects, specifically: when the new helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device of the utility model is used in conjunction with the helium-neon laser therapeutic apparatus to treat the patient's ear or nose, the utility model can automatically fix the optical fiber tube at the treatment position, and the patient does not need to hold the optical fiber tube with his hands all the time and keep the optical fiber tube at the desired position during the entire treatment process, and the treatment process is easy and comfortable. Therefore, the new helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device of the utility model has the advantages of novel structural design and convenient use, and can effectively fix the optical fiber tube of the helium-neon laser therapeutic apparatus to improve the comfort during the treatment process. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0020] The present invention is further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the embodiments in the accompanying drawings do not constitute any limitation to the present invention.

[0021] Figure 1 It is a structural schematic diagram of the utility model.

[0022] Figure 2 It is a structural schematic diagram of the utility model from another perspective.

[0023] Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the use state of the utility model during ear treatment.

[0024] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the use state of the utility model during nasal treatment.

[0025] exist Figures 1 to 4 Included are:

[0026] 1-retractable headband; 2-earmuff; 21-ear chamber; 22-first insertion hole; 23-first elastic clamping part; 24-connecting column; 25-first notch; 26-first clamping point; 3-rotating frame; 31-second insertion hole; 32-second elastic clamping part; 33-convex column; 34-second notch; 35-second clamping point; 4-locking nut; 5-optical fiber tube. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0027] The present invention will be described below in conjunction with specific implementation methods.

[0028] Embodiment 1, as Figures 1 to 4 As shown, a novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device comprises a retractable headband 1, and earmuffs 2 are respectively mounted on both ends of the retractable headband 1, and each earmuff 2 is respectively provided with an ear-containing cavity 21 opening inwards.

[0029] Each earmuff component 2 is a transparent component structure, and the earmuff component 2 can be formed by injection molding of transparent plastic.

[0030] Further, such as Figures 1 to 4 As shown, each earmuff component 2 is respectively provided with a first insertion hole 22 which opens outward and communicates with the ear cavity 21, and each earmuff component 2 is respectively provided with a first elastic clamping portion 23; when using the helium-neon laser therapeutic device for ear treatment, the optical fiber tube 5 is inserted into the first insertion hole 22 from the outside to the inside, and the first elastic clamping portion 23 clamps and fixes the optical fiber tube 5 in the first insertion hole 22.

[0031] Furthermore, Figures 1 to 4 As shown, the novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device also includes a rotating frame 3 in a "C" shape, and the two ends of the rotating frame 3 are rotatably installed on the earmuff parts 2 on the corresponding sides. The middle part of the rotating frame 3 is provided with two second insertion holes 31 which are spaced apart from each other and completely penetrate through the two sides. The rotating frame 3 is respectively provided with second elastic clamping parts 32 corresponding to each second insertion hole 31. When the helium-neon laser therapeutic device is used for nasal treatment, the optical fiber tube 5 is inserted into the second insertion hole 31 from front to back, and the second elastic clamping part 32 clamps and fixes the optical fiber tube 5 in the second insertion hole 31.

[0032] It should be explained that the rotating frame 3 can be a transparent plastic part.

[0033] When the new helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device of the first embodiment is used in combination with the helium-neon laser therapy apparatus for ear treatment, the patient wears the two earmuffs 2 on the head through the retractable headband 1, and the two earmuffs 2 cover the ears on the corresponding sides through the ear cavities 21 respectively; wherein, the retractable headband 1 can be retracted and adjusted to adapt to patients with different head sizes, and its structure is similar to the retractable headband structure of headphones, which will not be described in detail here; after the patient wears the two earmuffs 2, the medical staff inserts the optical fiber tube 5 of the helium-neon laser therapy apparatus into the first insertion hole 22 from the outside to the inside, and the earmuffs 2 with a transparent structure facilitate the medical staff to observe the position of the patient's ear canal and make the optical fiber tube 5 accurately inserted into the patient's ear canal; after the optical fiber tube 5 is inserted into place, the earmuffs 2 clamp and fix the optical fiber tube 5 through the first elastic clamping portion 23, so that the optical fiber tube 5 is kept in the treatment position, and the patient does not need to hold the optical fiber tube 5 with his hands all the time and keep the optical fiber tube 5 in the desired position during the entire treatment process, and the treatment process is easy and comfortable.

[0034] When using the new helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device of the first embodiment in combination with the helium-neon laser therapy device for nasal treatment, the two earmuffs 2 are worn on the patient's ears through the retractable headband 1, and then the rotating frame 3 is rotated to align the two second insertion holes 31 with the patient's two nostrils; after the rotating frame 3 is rotated into place, the medical staff inserts the optical fiber tube 5 of the helium-neon laser therapy device into the second insertion holes 31 from front to back, and inserts the end of the optical fiber tube 5 into the patient's nostrils; after the optical fiber tube 5 is inserted into place, the rotating frame 3 clamps and fixes the optical fiber tube 5 through the second elastic clamping part 32 to keep the optical fiber tube 5 in the treatment position. During the entire treatment process, the patient does not need to hold the optical fiber tube 5 with his hands all the time and keep the optical fiber tube 5 in the desired position, and the treatment process is easy and comfortable.

[0035] In addition, when using a helium-neon laser therapeutic device to treat the ears or noses of pediatric patients, the new helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device of the first embodiment can automatically fix the optical fiber tube 5 at the treatment position, and does not require the pediatric patient to remain motionless, which can effectively reduce the tension caused by the treatment of pediatric patients to the patient's family members or medical staff.

[0036] Based on the above, it can be seen that through the above structural design, the new helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device of the first embodiment has the advantages of novel structural design and easy use, and can effectively fix the optical fiber tube 5 of the helium-neon laser therapy device to improve the comfort during the treatment.

[0037] Embodiment 2, as Figures 1 to 4 As shown, the difference between the second embodiment and the first embodiment is that: the outer surface of each earmuff 2 is respectively provided with a connecting column 24 protruding and extending outward, and each first insertion hole 22 axially penetrates the core of the connecting column 24 on the corresponding side; each first elastic clamping portion 23 is respectively provided at the outer end portion of the connecting column 24 on the corresponding side; wherein, the connecting column 24 and the earmuff 2 can be an integral structure, specifically, the connecting column 24 and the earmuff 2 are injection molded into an integral structure, and the connecting column 24 is also a transparent structure.

[0038] During the process of inserting the optical fiber tube 5 into the first insertion hole 22 of the earmuff 2, the optical fiber tube 5 passes through the core of the connecting column 24 from the outside to the inside, and the first elastic clamping portion 23 can adaptively expand and contract according to the outer diameter of the optical fiber tube 5; when the optical fiber tube 5 is inserted into the first insertion hole 22, the first elastic clamping portion 23 clamps and fixes the optical fiber tube 5.

[0039] Embodiment 3: The difference between the embodiment 3 and the embodiment 2 is that: both ends of the rotating frame 3 are respectively provided with fitting holes, and the both ends of the rotating frame 3 are respectively fitted on the periphery of the connecting column 24 on the corresponding side through the fitting holes.

[0040] Specifically, each connecting column 24 is provided with an external thread on the inner side of the first elastic clamping portion 23 , and a locking nut 4 for clamping the corresponding end of the rotating frame 3 is screwed onto the external thread of each connecting column 24 .

[0041] When the rotating frame 3 is in use, the medical staff can adaptively rotate the rotating frame 3 according to the position of the patient's nose. At this time, the rotating frame 3 rotates with the two connecting columns 24 as the fulcrums. When the rotating frame 3 is adaptively rotated and adjusted into place, the medical staff tightens the locking nuts 4 on the two connecting columns 24, and each locking nut 4 clamps and fixes the end of the corresponding side of the rotating frame 3, so that the rotating frame 3 is fixed in the desired position.

[0042] Embodiment 4, as Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, the difference between the fourth embodiment and the second embodiment is that each connecting column 24 is provided with a first notch 25 which penetrates radially and opens outward at the position of the corresponding first elastic clamping portion 23, and the inner wall of each connecting column 24 is provided with a first clamping point 26 which protrudes inward at the position of the corresponding first elastic clamping portion 23.

[0043] In the process of passing the optical fiber tube 5 through the core of the connecting column 24 and inserting the optical fiber tube 5 into the first insertion hole 22, the first notch 25 can enable the first elastic clamping portion 23 of the connecting column 24 to elastically deform and adaptively expand and contract; when the optical fiber tube 5 is inserted into place, the connecting column 24 clamps and fixes the optical fiber tube 5 through the first clamping point 26.

[0044] Embodiment 5, as Figure 1 As shown, the difference between the fifth embodiment and the first embodiment is that the second elastic clamping portion 32 is a convex column 33 protruding forwardly and disposed on the rotating frame 3 , and the second insertion hole 31 axially penetrates the core of the convex column 33 .

[0045] The protruding column 33 is provided with a second notch 34 which penetrates radially and opens forward, and the inner wall of the protruding column 33 is provided with a second clamping point 35 which protrudes inward.

[0046] In the process of passing the optical fiber tube 5 through the core of the boss 33 and inserting the optical fiber tube 5 into the second insertion hole 31, the second notch 34 can enable the boss 33 to elastically deform and expand and contract adaptively; when the optical fiber tube 5 is inserted into place, the boss 33 clamps and fixes the optical fiber tube 5 through the second clamping point 35.

[0047] The above contents are only preferred embodiments of the present invention. For ordinary technicians in this field, according to the concept of the present invention, there will be changes in the specific implementation methods and application scopes. The contents of this specification should not be understood as limiting the present invention.

Claims

1. A novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device, comprising a retractable headband (1), wherein both ends of the retractable headband (1) are respectively provided with earmuffs (2), and each earmuff (2) is respectively provided with an ear-receiving chamber (21) opening inwards; Features: Each earmuff component (2) is a transparent component structure; Each earmuff (2) is provided with a first insertion hole (22) which opens outward and communicates with the ear cavity (21), and each earmuff (2) is provided with a first elastic clamping portion (23); when the ear is treated with the helium-neon laser therapeutic device, the optical fiber tube (5) is inserted from the outside to the inside into the first insertion hole (22), and the first elastic clamping portion (23) clamps and fixes the optical fiber tube (5) in the first insertion hole (22); The novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device further comprises a rotating frame (3) in a "C" shape, wherein the two ends of the rotating frame (3) are respectively rotatably mounted on the earmuffs (2) on the corresponding sides, and the middle part of the rotating frame (3) is provided with two second insertion holes (31) which are spaced apart from each other and completely penetrate through the middle part, and the rotating frame (3) is respectively provided with a second elastic clamping part (32) corresponding to each second insertion hole (31); when the helium-neon laser treatment device is used for nasal treatment, the optical fiber tube (5) is inserted into the second insertion hole (31) from front to back, and the second elastic clamping part (32) clamps and fixes the optical fiber tube (5) in the second insertion hole (31).

2. A novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The outer surface of each earmuff (2) is respectively provided with a connecting column (24) protruding outwardly, and each first insertion hole (22) axially penetrates the core of the corresponding side connecting column (24); Each of the first elastic clamping portions (23) is respectively arranged at an outer end portion of the connecting column (24) on the corresponding side.

3. A novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device according to claim 2, characterized in that: Both ends of the rotating frame (3) are respectively provided with fitting holes, and the two ends of the rotating frame (3) are respectively fitted onto the periphery of the connecting column (24) on the corresponding side through the fitting holes.

4. A novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device according to claim 3, characterized in that: Each of the connecting columns (24) is provided with an external thread on the inner side of the first elastic clamping portion (23), and a locking nut (4) for clamping the corresponding end of the rotating frame (3) is screwed onto the external thread of each of the connecting columns (24).

5. A novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device according to claim 2, characterized in that: Each of the connecting columns (24) is provided with a first notch (25) which radially penetrates through and opens outward at the position of the corresponding first elastic clamping portion (23), and the inner wall of each of the connecting columns (24) is provided with a first clamping point (26) which protrudes inward at the position of the corresponding first elastic clamping portion (23).

6. A novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The second elastic clamping portion (32) is a convex column (33) provided on the rotating frame (3) and protruding forward, and the second insertion hole (31) axially penetrates the core of the convex column (33); The convex column (33) is provided with a second notch (34) which penetrates radially and opens forward, and the inner wall of the convex column (33) is provided with a second clamping point (35) which protrudes inwards.

7. A novel helium-neon laser treatment auxiliary device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rotating frame (3) is a transparent plastic part.

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