Operating gauze counting bag

Abstract

The utility model provides an operating gauze counting bag. The operating gauze counting bag comprises a strip-shaped plastic base; 10 front pieces made of plastic films are sequentially arranged on the front side of the plastic substrate in the longitudinal length direction of the plastic substrate; the front piece is rectangular; the left edge, the lower edge and the right edge of each front piece are thermally welded together with the plastic substrate, the upper edge of each front piece is separated from the plastic substrate, so that the front pieces and the plastic substrate form a sub-bag for accommodating operating gauze, the plastic substrate is the rear wall of the sub-bag, and the front pieces are the front wall of the sub-bag; mucilage glue is arranged at the opening position of the upper end of each sub-bag; the mucilage glue is positioned on the front wall or the rear wall of the sub-bag; release paper is arranged on the mucilage glue; and one end of the release paper extends out of the opening at the upper end of the sub-bag. By arranging the mucilage glue on the bag opening of the sub-bag, the bag opening of the sub-bag can be sealed through the mucilage glue after the gauze is put into the sub-bag, so that the tumor cells adhered to the gauze are effectively prevented from spreading outwards through the bag opening of the sub-bag.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present application relates to a medical consumable, and in particular to a surgical gauze counting bag. Background Art

[0002] During surgical treatment, a large number of gauze or cotton balls will be used. After the operation is completed, the gauze and cotton balls used in the operation need to be counted to avoid gauze and cotton balls being left in the patient's body.

[0003] CN 204293260 U proposes a surgical article collection and counting bag, which can well help medical staff to count gauze and cotton balls. The design principle is to store them in compartments, so that the list can be clearly seen at a glance.

[0004] Tumor-free operation technique is a basic principle that surgical medical staff must follow during surgery; for malignant tumor surgery, the concept of tumor-free operation is as important as the concept of sterility. In 1954, Cole et al. proposed the concept of tumor-free operation technique, which refers to a series of measures taken during the surgical operation of malignant tumors to reduce or prevent the shedding, implantation and spread of cancer cells.

[0005] The counting bag of CN 204293260 U is formed into an open structure, which is convenient for putting gauze therein, but does not meet the requirements of tumor-free operation; the open counting bag is easy to cause the spread of tumor cells. Utility Model Content

[0006] In view of the above problems, the present application aims to propose a surgical gauze counting bag, which, on the one hand, facilitates the counting of gauze, and on the other hand, facilitates the closed storage of gauze to avoid the spread of tumor cells adhered to the gauze.

[0007] The surgical gauze counting bag of the present application comprises: a strip-shaped plastic base; 10 front pieces made of plastic films are sequentially arranged on the front side of the plastic base along the longitudinal direction of the plastic base; the front piece is formed into a rectangular shape;

[0008] For each front piece, its left edge, lower edge and right edge are heat-welded with the plastic base, and its upper edge is separated from the plastic base, so that the front piece and the plastic base form a sub-bag for accommodating surgical gauze, wherein the plastic base is the rear wall of the sub-bag and the front piece is the front wall of the sub-bag;

[0009] For each sub-bag, adhesive is arranged at the upper opening position; the adhesive is located on the front wall or the rear wall of the sub-bag; release paper is arranged on the adhesive; one end of the release paper extends out of the upper opening of the sub-bag.

[0010] Preferably, for each sub-bag, a first plastic strip is heat-welded on the front side of its front wall, and a second plastic strip is heat-welded on the rear side of its rear wall; both ends of the first plastic strip and the second plastic strip are respectively connected together to form an elastic clamping member; the elastic clamping member is arranged at the upper end opening of the sub-bag to close the upper end opening.

[0011] Preferably, for the elastic clamping member of each sub-bag, both ends thereof extend to the outside of the corresponding sub-bag respectively and pressing heads are formed at both ends thereof.

[0012] Preferably, for the elastic clamping member of each sub-bag, the pressing heads at both ends thereof are formed with curved surfaces recessed toward the corresponding sub-bag.

[0013] Preferably, a hanging ring is formed at the upper end of the plastic base.

[0014] The surgical gauze counting bag of the present application is provided with viscose at the mouth of the sub-bag, and the mouth of the sub-bag can be sealed by the viscose after the gauze is placed, effectively preventing the tumor cells adhered to the gauze from spreading outward through the mouth of the sub-bag. The surgical gauze counting bag of the present application is provided with an elastic clamping member at the mouth of the sub-bag. When the user squeezes from both ends, the elastic clamping member is flattened to form a roughly elliptical opening, which helps to open the opening of the sub-bag and facilitates the insertion of gauze therein; after the user removes the squeeze, the elastic clamping member returns to its original state under the action of its own elastic force, and the mouth of the sub-bag is basically clamped closed, which can effectively resist the opening of the sub-bag being stretched open due to the volume of the gauze after it is placed in the sub-bag. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the surgical gauze counting bag of the present application;

[0016] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the main structure of the surgical gauze counting bag of the present application;

[0017] Figure 3 A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of a sub-bag of the surgical gauze counting bag of the present application;

[0018] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the elastic clamping member of the bag opening of the sub-bag of the surgical gauze counting bag of the present application being deformed after being pressed;

[0019] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the folding of the release paper at the bag opening of the sub-bag of the surgical gauze counting bag of the present application. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0020] The surgical gauze counting bag of the present application is described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0021] The surgical gauze counting bag of the present application is used for counting gauze after tumor surgery, and comprises: a strip-shaped plastic base 10, such as a plastic base formed of a strip-shaped plastic film. Ten front sheets 21 made of plastic films are sequentially arranged on the front side of the plastic base along the longitudinal length direction of the plastic base 10; the front sheet 21 is formed into a rectangular shape.

[0022] For each front piece 21, its left edge, lower edge and right edge are heat-welded together with the plastic base, and its upper edge is separated from the plastic base 10, so that the front piece 21 and the plastic base 10 form a sub-bag for accommodating surgical gauze, wherein the plastic base 10 is the rear wall of the sub-bag and the front piece 21 is the front wall of the sub-bag.

[0023] For each sub-bag, adhesive is provided at the upper opening position; the adhesive is located on the front wall or the rear wall of the sub-bag; a release paper 23 is provided on the adhesive; one end of the release paper 23 extends out of the upper opening of the sub-bag.

[0024] For each sub-bag, a first plastic strip 22a is heat-welded on the front side of its front wall, and a second plastic strip 22b is heat-welded on the rear side of its rear wall; the first plastic strip 22a and the second plastic strip 22b are in a straight state when not subject to external force; the two ends of the first plastic strip 22a and the second plastic strip 22b are respectively connected together to form an elastic clamping member 22; the elastic clamping member 22 is arranged at the upper end opening of the sub-bag to help close the upper end opening.

[0025] For each sub-bag, the two ends of the elastic clamping member 22 extend to the outside of the corresponding sub-bag and are respectively formed with pressing heads 22c. For each sub-bag, the pressing heads 22c at both ends of the elastic clamping member 22 are formed with curved surfaces 22d that are concave toward the corresponding sub-bag. In this way, it is easier for the user to operate through the pressing head 22c with the concave curved surface 22d.

[0026] A hanging ring 11 is formed at the upper end of the plastic base 10 to facilitate hanging the surgical gauze counting bag of the present application at an appropriate position.

[0027] When not in use, the release paper is well preserved and the elastic clamping member is not subject to external force. When a postoperative gauze needs to be put into a sub-bag, the user presses the elastic clamping member with the thumb and middle finger of one hand to deform the elastic clamping member and form a Figure 4The substantially elliptical state shown in the figure, at this time, the front wall and the rear wall of the sub-bag which are heat-welded with the first plastic strip and the second plastic strip of the elastic clamping member open their upper ports through the elastic clamping member, so that the user can put the gauze after the operation into it with the other hand; after the gauze is put in, the pressing force on the elastic clamping member is removed, and under the action of its own elasticity, the elastic clamping member restores the straight state of the first plastic strip and the second plastic, so that the upper end opening of the sub-bag is closed as much as possible with the help of the elastic clamping member, effectively offsetting the situation that the sub-bag opening is difficult to close due to the volume of the gauze in the sub-bag. Finally, the release paper of the sub-bag port is peeled off by extending to the outside, and the front wall and the rear wall of the sub-bag port are bonded together by adhesive to form a more firmly closed state, so that the tumor cells adhered to the gauze are not easy to spread. Since one counting bag includes 10 sub-bags, it is very easy to count the gauze used in the operation.

Claims

1. A surgical gauze counting bag, characterized in that include: A plastic base in the form of a strip; Ten front sheets made of plastic films are sequentially arranged on the front side of the plastic substrate along the longitudinal direction of the plastic substrate; the front sheets are formed into a rectangular shape; For each front piece, its left edge, lower edge and right edge are heat-welded with the plastic base, and its upper edge is separated from the plastic base, so that the front piece and the plastic base form a sub-bag for accommodating surgical gauze, wherein the plastic base is the rear wall of the sub-bag and the front piece is the front wall of the sub-bag; For each sub-bag, adhesive is arranged at the upper opening position; the adhesive is located on the front wall or the rear wall of the sub-bag; release paper is arranged on the adhesive; one end of the release paper extends out of the upper opening of the sub-bag.

2. The surgical gauze counting bag according to claim 1, characterized in that: For each sub-bag, a first plastic strip is heat-welded on the front side of its front wall, and a second plastic strip is heat-welded on the rear side of its rear wall; both ends of the first plastic strip and the second plastic strip are respectively connected together to form an elastic clamping member; the elastic clamping member is arranged at the upper end opening of the sub-bag to close the upper end opening.

3. The surgical gauze counting bag according to claim 2, characterized in that: For the elastic clamping member of each sub-bag, two ends thereof extend to the outside of the corresponding sub-bag respectively and pressing heads are formed at the two ends thereof respectively.

4. The surgical gauze counting bag according to claim 3, characterized in that: For the elastic clamping member of each sub-bag, the pressing heads at both ends thereof are formed with curved surfaces recessed toward the corresponding sub-bag.

5. The surgical gauze counting bag according to claim 1, characterized in that: A hanging ring is formed at the upper end of the plastic base.

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