Bellyband for gynecological postoperative care

Abstract

The utility model discloses an abdominal belt for gynecological postoperative nursing, and aims to solve the problems that in the prior art, a lower abdominal belt is knotted by a tying belt, is easy to loosen and slip, is low in comfort of a patient, inevitably presses a drainage tube when the abdominal belt is used for binding, is extremely easy to fold, possibly causes unsmooth drainage of the drainage tube and even the drainage tube is easy to fall off, and is difficult to damage. The bellyband wraps the whole belly, so that inconvenience is brought to a patient, and observation of a postoperative incision by medical staff is not facilitated. The bellyband for nursing comprises a bellyband body, first hook-and-loop fasteners are sewn at two ends of the bellyband body, a band pocket is opened through a zipper tape to be placed in a sandbag or a medicine bag, the band pocket is fixed through a hook-and-loop fastener ring in a sticking mode, and the bellyband body surrounds the abdomen of a patient and is fixed through the first hook-and-loop fasteners in a sticking mode. The wound of a patient is located in the observation nursing hole, then the first binding belt and the second binding belt are pulled to be bonded and fixed through the second hook-and-loop fastener, and the top end and the bottom end of the bellyband body are tightened and reinforced respectively.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model belongs to the technical field of abdominal belts, and in particular relates to an abdominal belt for gynecological post-operative care. Background Art

[0002] After abdominal laparotomy, due to factors such as patient activities, turning over, and coughing, the abdominal pressure increases and the abdominal wall tension is too large, causing severe pain in the wound. In severe cases, it may cause tissue tearing or suture detachment, resulting in wound rupture and abdominal wall hernia. After abdominal surgery, an abdominal drainage tube is often required as an important basis for observation, treatment and judgment of clinical condition changes. The abdominal belt currently used in clinical practice is tied with a tie, which is easy to loosen and slip off, and the patient's comfort is not high. When the abdominal belt is wrapped, it will inevitably compress the drainage tube, which is very easy to fold the drainage tube, which may cause poor drainage of the drainage tube or even detachment. The abdominal belt wraps the entire abdomen and completely covers the patient's abdominal wound. When medical staff observe the wound, the abdominal belt needs to be completely loosened and re-tied after observation, which causes inconvenience to the patient and is not conducive to the medical staff's observation of the postoperative incision. Therefore, a new type of abdominal belt for gynecological postoperative care is designed to change the above technical defects. Utility Model Content

[0003] (1) Technical issues to be solved

[0004] In view of the deficiencies in the prior art, the utility model aims to provide a belly belt for gynecological postoperative care, which aims to solve the technical problems that the belly belts in the prior art are tied with ties, are easy to become loose and slip off, and are not very comfortable for patients; the drainage tube will inevitably be compressed when the belly belt is wrapped, which can easily cause the drainage tube to be folded, which may cause poor drainage of the drainage tube or even detachment of the tube; the belly belt wraps the entire abdomen, causing inconvenience to the patient and hindering medical staff from observing the postoperative incision.

[0005] (2) Technical solution

[0006] In order to solve the above technical problems, the utility model provides a belly belt for gynecological postoperative care, which includes a belly belt main body, both ends of the belly belt main body are sewn and installed with a first Velcro strip, the outer surface of the belly belt main body is provided with an observation and care hole and a drainage tube hole, the outer surface of the belly belt main body is sewn and installed with a Velcro ring, the outside of the belly belt main body is provided with a belt pocket, and the outer surface of the belt pocket is sewn and installed with a zipper tape, three mounting plates are provided on the outside of the belly belt main body, and the three mounting plates are fixedly connected by a pull strip, the outer surface of each mounting plate is provided with a mounting hole, and the inside of the mounting hole is slidably installed with a second Velcro strip, the outer surfaces of the three mounting plates are installed with a pipe clamp, and two first straps and two second straps are respectively sewn and installed on the outer surface of the belly belt main body, and the outer surfaces of the two first straps and the two second straps close to each other are sewn and installed with a second Velcro tape.

[0007] When using the nursing abdominal belt of the present technical solution, the belt pocket is opened through the zipper belt and a sandbag or medicine bag is put into it, the belt pocket is fixed with a Velcro ring, the abdominal belt body is wrapped around the patient's abdomen and fixed with a first Velcro strip so that the patient's wound is located inside the observation and nursing hole, and then the first strap and the second strap are pulled and fixed with a second Velcro strip, and the top and bottom ends of the abdominal belt body are tightened and reinforced respectively, which solves the problem that the abdominal belt is easy to move up due to the knotting of the straps, and is easy to loosen and slip off and cannot fix the lower abdominal wound, resulting in low patient comfort during traditional use. The abdominal belt body is made to fit the patient's waist and abdomen more closely to prevent sliding and increase stability. During inspection, the belt pocket is separated from the Velcro ring and removed to expose the wound at the bandage. The wound dressing and surrounding skin condition can be observed using a unique observation and nursing hole window, and when bleeding from the incision in the surgical area accidentally contaminates the belt pocket, there is no need to replace the entire abdominal belt body, and partial replacement can be achieved by removing the belt pocket, which solves the problem of traditional abdominal belts The main body wraps the entire abdomen and completely covers the patient's abdominal wound. When medical staff observe the wound, they need to completely loosen it and tie it again after the observation, which causes inconvenience to the patient and is not conducive to the medical staff's observation of the postoperative incision. The drainage tube is directly passed through the drainage tube hole, and then the drainage tube is respectively passed through the three tube clamps, and the second Velcro strip is used to pass through the mounting hole, so that the mounting piece is squeezed and resisted on the surface of the abdominal belt main body to pull the two ends of the second Velcro strip. The two ends of the second Velcro strip pull the middle part to squeeze the tube clamp to produce deformation, squeeze and cover the drainage tube for fixing, and the second Velcro strip is pasted to the surface of the abdominal belt main body to achieve multi-point fixation of the drainage tube, and then the three mounting pieces and the three tube clamps are grasped to twist and drive the drainage tube to twist and fix. The twisting of the drainage tube increases the friction and improves the stability of its installation, so as to solve the technical problem that the drainage tube will inevitably be compressed when the traditional abdominal belt main body is bandaged, which can easily cause the drainage tube to be folded, and may cause poor drainage of the drainage tube or even fall off.

[0008] Preferably, a pressure strip is sewn on the outer surface of the abdominal belt body, and a first hook and loop fastener is sewn on the outer surface of the bottom end of the pressure strip. By setting the pressure strip and the first hook and loop fastener, the pressure of the belt pocket on the patient's body is increased by pressing the pressure strip on the belt pocket and fixing it with the first hook and loop fastener, so that the belt pocket fits the patient better.

[0009] Further, the outer surface of the belt pocket is sewed and installed with a belt ring. Through the arrangement of the belt ring, the pressure strip is passed through the inside of the belt ring to prevent the belt pocket from sliding and increase the stability of the belt pocket.

[0010] Furthermore, the opening end of the pipe clamp is fixedly connected with a mouth strip, and the mouth strip is arc-shaped. Through the provision of the mouth strip, it is convenient for the drainage pipe to pass through the opening end of the pipe clamp and enter the interior thereof, so that the drainage pipe is easy to install.

[0011] Furthermore, the outer surface of the belly band body is provided with through grooves, which can increase the air permeability of the belly band body and improve the comfort of use.

[0012] (3) Beneficial effects

[0013] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the utility model are:

[0014] The utility model uses a zipper belt to open the belt pocket and put a sandbag or medicine bag in it, and then uses a Velcro ring to stick and fix the belt pocket, and then the abdominal belt body is wrapped around the patient's abdomen and fixed with a first Velcro strip, so that the patient's wound is located inside the observation and nursing hole. Then, the first strap and the second strap are pulled and fixed with a second Velcro, and the top and bottom ends of the abdominal belt body are tightened and reinforced respectively, which solves the problem that the abdominal belt is easy to move up due to the knotting of the straps, is easy to loosen and slip, and cannot fix the lower abdominal wound, resulting in low patient comfort during traditional use. The abdominal belt body is more closely fitted to the patient's waist and abdomen to prevent sliding and increase stability. When checking, the belt pocket is separated from the Velcro ring and removed to expose the wound at the bandage. The wound dressing and the surrounding skin condition can be observed by using a unique observation and nursing hole window. When the incision bleeding in the surgical area accidentally contaminates the belt pocket, there is no need to replace the entire abdominal belt body. Partial replacement can be achieved by removing the belt pocket, which solves the problem that the traditional abdominal belt body wraps the entire The second Velcro strip is pasted to the surface of the abdominal belt body to achieve multi-point fixation of the drainage tube, and then the three mounting pieces and the three tube clamps are grasped and twisted to drive the drainage tube to twist and fix. The twisting of the drainage tube increases the friction and improves the stability of its installation, thereby solving the technical problem that the drainage tube will inevitably be compressed when the traditional abdominal belt body is bandaged, which can easily cause the drainage tube to be folded, and may cause poor drainage or even detachment of the drainage tube. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the nursing belly belt of the utility model;

[0016] Figure 2 The utility model is a nursing belly belt Figure 1 The enlarged structural diagram at A in the middle;

[0017] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the abdominal belt tube clamp and the mounting plate for nursing use of the utility model;

[0018] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the nursing belly belt of the utility model when viewed from above;

[0019] Figure 5This is a schematic diagram of the rear view structure of the nursing belly belt of the utility model;

[0020] Figure 6 The utility model is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the nursing belly belt pocket.

[0021] The marks in the attached drawings are: 1. belly band main body; 2. through groove; 3. observation and nursing hole; 4. belt pocket; 5. belt ring; 6. zipper tape; 7. first drawstring; 8. second drawstring; 9. second Velcro; 10. first Velcro strip; 11. pressure strip; 12. Velcro ring; 13. drainage tube hole; 14. second Velcro strip; 15. installation hole; 16. tube clamp; 17. mouth strip; 18. pull strip; 19. installation sheet; 20. first Velcro. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0022] This specific embodiment is a gynecological postoperative care abdominal belt, and its structural schematic diagram is as follows Figure 1-Figure 6 As shown, the nursing belly belt comprises a belly belt main body 1, both ends of which are sewn with a first Velcro strip 10, the outer surface of the belly belt main body 1 is provided with an observation and nursing hole 3 and a drainage tube hole 13, the outer surface of the belly belt main body 1 is sewn with a Velcro ring 12, the outside of the belly belt main body 1 is provided with a belt pocket 4, and the outer surface of the belt pocket 4 is sewn with a zipper tape 6, the outside of the belly belt main body 1 is provided with three mounting pieces 19, and the three mounting pieces 19 are fixedly connected by a pull strip 18, the outer surface of each mounting piece 19 is provided with a mounting hole 15, and the inside of the mounting hole 15 is slidably installed with a second Velcro strip 14, the outer surfaces of the three mounting pieces 19 are installed with a pipe clamp 16, the outer surface of the belly belt main body 1 is respectively sewn with two first straps 7 and two second straps 8, and the outer surfaces of the two first straps 7 and the two second straps 8 close to each other are sewn with a second Velcro tape 9.

[0023] Among them, the outer surface of the abdominal belt body 1 is sutured and installed with a pressure strip 11, and the outer surface of the bottom end of the pressure strip 11 is sutured and installed with a first Velcro 20. Through the arrangement of the pressure strip 11 and the first Velcro 20, the pressure of the belt pocket 4 on the patient's body is increased by pressing the pressure strip 11 on the belt pocket 4 and fixing it with the first Velcro 20, so that the belt pocket 4 fits the patient better, and the outer surface of the belt pocket 4 is sutured and installed with a belt ring 5. Through the arrangement of the belt ring 5, the pressure strip 11 is passed through the inside of the belt ring 5 to prevent the belt pocket 4 from sliding and increase the stability of the belt pocket 4. The open end of the pipe clamp 16 is fixedly connected with a mouth strip 17, and the mouth strip 17 is arc-shaped. Through the arrangement of the mouth strip 17, it is convenient for the drainage tube to pass through the open end of the pipe clamp 16 and enter the inside thereof, so that the drainage tube is easy to install.

[0024] In addition, a through groove 2 is provided on the outer surface of the belly band body 1. The through groove 2 increases the air permeability of the belly band body 1 and improves the comfort of use.

[0025] Working principle: When using the nursing abdominal belt of the present technical solution, the belt pocket 4 is opened through the zipper belt 6 to put a sandbag or medicine bag in it, the belt pocket 4 is fixed with the Velcro ring 12, the abdominal belt body 1 is wrapped around the patient's abdomen and fixed with the first Velcro strip 10 so that the patient's wound is located inside the observation and nursing hole 3, and then the first strap 7 and the second strap 8 are pulled and fixed with the second Velcro 9, and the top and bottom ends of the abdominal belt body 1 are tightened and reinforced respectively, which solves the problem that the abdominal belt is easy to move up due to the knotting of the straps, and is easy to loosen and slip off and cannot fix the lower abdominal wound, resulting in low patient comfort. The abdominal belt body 1 is made to fit the patient's waist and abdomen more closely to prevent sliding and increase stability. When checking, the belt pocket 4 is separated from the Velcro ring 12 to remove the wound at the bandage. The wound dressing and the surrounding skin condition can be observed by using the unique observation and nursing hole 3 window, and when the incision bleeding in the surgical area accidentally contaminates the belt pocket 4, there is no need to replace the entire abdominal belt body 1. Partial replacement can be achieved by removing the belt pocket 4, which solves the problem of traditional abdominal belt The main body 1 wraps the entire abdomen and completely covers the patient's abdominal wound. When medical staff observe the wound, they need to completely loosen 1 and tie it again after observation, which causes inconvenience to the patient and is not conducive to the observation of the postoperative incision by medical staff. The drainage tube is directly passed through the drainage tube hole 13, and then the drainage tube is respectively passed through the three tube clamps 16, and the second Velcro strip 14 is used to pass through the installation hole 15, so that the installation piece 19 is squeezed and abutted against the surface of the abdominal belt main body 1, and the two ends of the second Velcro strip 14 are pulled, and the second Velcro strip 14 is pulled. The two ends of the Velcro strip 14 pull the middle part to squeeze the tube clamp 16 to deform, extrude and cover the drainage tube to fix it, and the second Velcro strip 14 is pasted to the surface of the abdominal band main body 1 to achieve multi-point fixation of the drainage tube. Then, the three mounting pieces 19 and the three tube clamps 16 are grasped and twisted to drive the drainage tube to twist and fix it. The twisting of the drainage tube increases the friction and improves the stability of its installation, which solves the technical problem that the traditional abdominal band main body 1 will inevitably compress the drainage tube when bandaging, which can easily cause the drainage tube to be folded, and may cause poor drainage of the drainage tube or even fall off the tube.

[0026] All technical features in this embodiment can be freely combined according to actual needs.

[0027] The above embodiments are preferred implementation schemes of the present invention. In addition, the present invention can also be implemented in other ways. Any obvious replacement without departing from the concept of the present technical solution is within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A gynecological postoperative nursing belly belt, the nursing belly belt comprising a belly belt body (1), characterized in that: Both ends of the abdominal belt body (1) are sewn with a first Velcro strip (10), the outer surface of the abdominal belt body (1) is provided with an observation and care hole (3) and a drainage tube hole (13), the outer surface of the abdominal belt body (1) is sewn with a Velcro ring (12), the outer surface of the abdominal belt body (1) is provided with a belt pocket (4), and the outer surface of the belt pocket (4) is sewn with a zipper tape (6), the outer surface of the abdominal belt body (1) is provided with three mounting plates (19), and the three mounting plates (19) are fixedly connected by a pull strip (18), the outer surface of each mounting plate (19) is provided with a mounting hole (15), and a second Velcro strip (14) is slidably installed inside the mounting hole (15), and the outer surfaces of the three mounting plates (19) are all installed with a pipe clamp (16).

2. A gynecological postoperative care abdominal belt according to claim 1, characterized in that: A pressure strip (11) is sewn and installed on the outer surface of the abdominal belt body (1), and a first Velcro (20) is sewn and installed on the outer surface of the bottom end of the pressure strip (11).

3. A gynecological postoperative care abdominal belt according to claim 2, characterized in that: A belt ring (5) is sewn and installed on the outer surface of the belt pocket (4).

4. A gynecological postoperative care abdominal belt according to claim 3, characterized in that: The outer surface of the abdominal belt body (1) is sewn with two first straps (7) and two second straps (8), and the outer surfaces of the two first straps (7) and the two second straps (8) close to one end are sewn with a second Velcro (9).

5. A gynecological postoperative care abdominal belt according to claim 4, characterized in that: The open end of the pipe clamp (16) is fixedly connected with a mouth strip (17), and the mouth strip (17) is arc-shaped.

6. A gynecological postoperative care abdominal belt according to claim 5, characterized in that: The outer surface of the belly band body (1) is provided with a through groove (2).

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