Body position keeping device for transshipment in operation

Abstract

The utility model discloses a body position keeping device for transshipment in an operation, which comprises a bed frame (1) and a bed board (2), the head of the bed board (2) is provided with mutually symmetrical chest fixing areas (3), the middle part of the bed board (2) is provided with a chest and waist supporting area (4), and the tail end of the bed board (2) is provided with mutually symmetrical waist fixing areas (5); a chest fixing pad (6) is arranged in the chest fixing area (3) through a hook-and-loop fastener structure, a waist fixing pad (7) is arranged in the waist fixing area (5) through a hook-and-loop fastener structure, and a transverse supporting pad (8) is arranged in the chest and waist supporting area (4) through a hook-and-loop fastener structure. The body position of a patient can be kept stable when the patient is transferred in an operation, a side-lying state and a prone state can be selected according to different requirements of the operation for fixing the body position of the patient, and the use flexibility is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the field of transfer beds, in particular to a body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer during surgery. Background Art

[0002] During intraoperative magnetic resonance surgery in neurosurgery, it is necessary to transfer patients during the operation and use body position pads to maintain the patient's body position during the operation. At present, during intraoperative magnetic resonance scanning in neurosurgery, due to the limitations of the body position and the head frame, the original transfer tools often cannot be used normally, affecting the progress of intraoperative magnetic resonance. Therefore, during the operation, the surgical patient is transferred to the magnetic resonance scanning bed by manual handling. It is very crucial to ensure the stability of the patient's body position during transfer. The existing fixation assistance method is through multiple restraint belts and multiple headrests, and such body position assistance fixation effect is not ideal. Content of the Utility Model

[0003] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer during surgery. The utility model can achieve the stability of the patient's body position during intraoperative transfer. Secondly, according to different requirements for fixing the patient's body position during the operation, the lateral lying state and the prone state can be selected to improve the flexibility of use.

[0004] The technical solution of the utility model: A body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer during surgery, including a bed frame and a bed board. The head of the bed board is provided with symmetric chest fixing areas, the middle part of the bed board is provided with a chest and waist support area, and the tail end of the bed board is provided with symmetric waist fixing areas; a chest fixing pad is arranged in the chest fixing area through a magic tape structure, a waist fixing pad is arranged in the waist fixing area through a magic tape structure, and a transverse support pad is arranged in the chest and waist support area through a magic tape structure; a plurality of sliding adjustment components are arranged on the upper surfaces of both sides of the bed board, and restraint belts are arranged on the sliding ends of the sliding adjustment components. The restraint belts are wound above the chest fixing pad or the waist fixing pad and the restraint belts on both sides are connected to each other.

[0005] In the above-mentioned body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer during surgery, a fixing buckle is arranged on the side edge of the bed frame, and a positioning part matched with the fixing buckle is arranged on the side part of the bed board.

[0006] In the foregoing body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer during surgery, a positioning ring is arranged inside the end of the bed frame, and a positioning shaft matched with the positioning ring is arranged at the end of the bed board.

[0007] In the foregoing body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer during surgery, a plurality of handles convenient for handling are arranged on the side edge of the bed board.

[0008] In the above-mentioned body position holding device for intraoperative transportation during surgery, the sliding adjustment assembly includes a slide rail provided on the upper surface of the side part of the bed board. A slidable moving member is provided on the slide rail. A belt fixing block connected to the restraint belt is provided on the moving member. A fixing nail is threadedly connected to the moving member; a plurality of adjustment holes cooperating with the fixing nail are provided on the slide rail.

[0009] In the above-mentioned body position holding device for intraoperative transportation during surgery, the restraint belt includes a first belt body and a second belt body. The end of the first belt body has a magic male fastener. Multiple gears of magic female fasteners are provided on the second belt body. The first belt body passes through the second belt body and the magic male fastener and the magic female fastener are adhesively bonded to each other.

[0010] Compared with the prior art, the advantages of the present utility model are as follows:

[0011] 1. In the present utility model, when the patient is in the lateral position, the chest fixing pad and the waist fixing pad are placed in the corresponding areas to limit and support the chest and waist of the patient. The transverse support pad is placed in the chest and waist support area and padded under the armpit of the patient to protect nerves and blood vessels and avoid limb dysfunction caused by long-term compression. Then, the restraint belt is connected and tightened; when the patient is in the prone position, the upper chest fixing pad is placed in the chest fixing area to support the shoulders of the patient, and the transverse support pad supports the hips of the patient. Then, the restraint belt is connected and tightened; through the provided fixing pads and the restraint belt, the stability of the patient's body position during intraoperative transportation is achieved. Secondly, according to different requirements for fixing the patient's body position during the operation, the lateral position and the prone position are selected to improve the flexibility of use.

[0012] 2. The bed board is connected to the bed frame through the cooperation of the fixing buckle and the positioning member on its side part, realizing the connection and separation of the bed board and the bed frame. Description of the Drawings

[0013] Figure 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the present utility model;

[0014] Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the fixing buckle;

[0015] Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of the restraint belt;

[0016] Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of the sliding adjustment assembly.

[0017] Explanation of the marks in the accompanying drawings: 1-bed frame, 2-bed board, 3-chest fixing area, 4-thoracolumbar support area, 5-lumbar fixing area, 6-chest fixing pad, 7-lumbar fixing pad, 8-lateral support pad, 9-sliding adjustment assembly, 10-restraint belt, 11-fixing buckle, 12-positioning piece, 13-positioning ring, 14-positioning shaft, 15-handle, 16-slide rail, 17-moving piece, 18-belt body fixing block, 19-fixing nail, 20-adjustment hole, 21-Magic sub-stick, 22-Magic mother stick, 23-arm baffle, 101-first belt body, 102-second belt body. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0018] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments, but they are not intended to limit the present invention.

[0019] Embodiment: A body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer, comprising a bed frame 1 and a bed board 2, as shown in the attached Figure 1 As shown, the head of the bed board 2 has mutually symmetrical chest fixing areas 3, the middle part of the bed board 2 has a thoracolumbar support area 4, and the tail end of the bed board 2 is provided with mutually symmetrical waist fixing areas 5, and there are Velcro structures in these areas; the chest fixing area 3 is provided with a chest fixing pad 6 through the Velcro structure, and the waist fixing area 5 is provided with a waist fixing pad 7 through the Velcro structure, and the thoracolumbar support area 4 is provided with a transverse support pad 8 through the Velcro structure, and the bottom of the pad has a Velcro structure, which is installed in the corresponding area through the Velcro structure. The thoracolumbar support area is a rectangular area, and the length of the transverse support pad corresponds to the width of the area, and the transverse support pad can be flexibly adjusted along the length direction of the area; sliding adjustment components 9 are installed on the upper surfaces of both sides of the bed board 2, and the sliding ends of the sliding adjustment components 9 are connected with restraint belts 10, as shown in the attached Figure 3 As shown, the restraint belt 10 is wound around the chest fixing pad 6 or the waist fixing pad 7 and the restraint belts 10 on both sides are connected to each other. Arm baffles 23 are installed on both sides of the bed frame 1. The arm baffles are arc-shaped plates that block the arms of the patient lying on the bed board to prevent the patient's arms from falling.

[0020] The side edge of the bed frame 1 is fixed with a fixing buckle 11, as shown in the attached Figure 2 As shown, the side of the bed board 2 is installed with a positioning piece 12 that matches with the fixing buckle 11; the bed board is connected to the bed frame through the matching connection between the fixing buckle and the positioning piece on its side, so as to realize the connection and separation of the bed board and the bed frame. A positioning ring 13 is installed on the inner side of the end of the bed frame 1, and a positioning shaft 14 that matches with the positioning ring 13 is provided at the end of the bed board 2. The positioning shaft and the positioning ring structure can make the bed board stably placed on the bed frame. A plurality of handles 15 are installed on the side edge of the bed board 2 for easy transportation, and the handles are used to facilitate the transportation of the bed board.

[0021] The sliding adjustment assembly 9 includes a slide rail 16 provided on the upper surface of the side portion of the bed board 2. The slide rail 16 has a slidable moving member 17. As shown in the attachment Figure 4 A belt body fixing block 18 connected to the restraint belt 10 is fixed on the moving member 17. The moving member can move back and forth on the slide rail to adjust the position of the restraint belt to meet different fixing requirements. A fixing nail 19 is connected to the moving member 17 by a thread. The slide rail 16 has a plurality of adjustment holes 20 that cooperate with the fixing nail 19. After determining the position of the moving member, rotate the fixing nail, and the fixing nail will penetrate into the adjustment hole to fix the position of the moving member.

[0022] The restraint belt 10 includes a first belt body 101 and a second belt body 102. The end of the first belt body 101 is provided with a hook-and-loop fastener 21, and the second belt body is provided with multiple grades of loop fasteners 22. The first belt body 101 passes through the second belt body 102 and the hook-and-loop fastener 21 is adhesively bonded to the loop fastener 22. Through the cooperation adjustment of multiple grades, the tightness adjustment of the restraint belt can be realized.

[0023] The working principle of the present utility model: When the patient is in the lateral position, the chest fixing pad and the waist fixing pad are placed in the corresponding areas to limit and support the chest and waist of the patient. The transverse support pad is placed in the chest and waist support area and padded under the armpit of the patient to protect the nerves and blood vessels and avoid limb dysfunction caused by long-term compression. Then, the restraint belt is connected and tightened. When the patient is in the prone position, the upper chest fixing pad is placed in the chest fixing area to support the shoulders of the patient, and the transverse support pad supports the hips of the patient. Then, the restraint belt is connected and tightened. Through the provided fixing pads and restraint belts, the stability of the patient's body position is maintained during intraoperative transportation. Secondly, according to different requirements for fixing the patient's body position during the operation, the lateral position and the prone position are selected to improve the flexibility of use.

Claims

1. A body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer, comprising a bed frame (1) and a bed board (2), characterized in that: The head of the bed board (2) is provided with mutually symmetrical chest fixing areas (3), the middle part of the bed board (2) is provided with a chest and waist supporting area (4), and the tail end of the bed board (2) is provided with mutually symmetrical waist fixing areas (5); a chest fixing pad (6) is arranged in the chest fixing area (3) through a Velcro structure, a waist fixing pad (7) is arranged in the waist fixing area (5) through a Velcro structure, and a transverse supporting pad (8) is arranged in the chest and waist supporting area (4) through a Velcro structure; a plurality of sliding adjustment components (9) are arranged on the upper surface of both sides of the bed board (2), and a restraining belt (10) is arranged on the sliding end of the sliding adjustment component (9), and the restraining belt (10) is arranged around the chest fixing pad (6) or the waist fixing pad (7).

2. The body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer according to claim 1, characterized in that: A fixing buckle (11) is provided on the side edge of the bed frame (1), and a positioning piece (12) matching with the fixing buckle (11) is provided on the side of the bed board (2).

3. The body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer according to claim 2, characterized in that: A positioning ring (13) is provided on the inner side of the end of the bed frame (1), and a positioning shaft (14) which fits with the positioning ring (13) is provided on the end of the bed board (2).

4. The body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The side edges of the bed board (2) are provided with a plurality of handles (15) for easy carrying.

5. The body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The sliding adjustment assembly (9) comprises a slide rail (16) arranged on the upper surface of the side of the bed board (2); a slidable moving part (17) is provided on the slide rail (16); a belt body fixing block (18) connected to the restraining belt (10) is provided on the moving part (17); a fixing nail (19) is threadedly connected to the moving part (17); and a plurality of adjustment holes (20) are provided on the slide rail (16) and matched with the fixing nail (19).

6. The body position maintaining device for intraoperative transfer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The restraining belt (10) comprises a first belt body (101) and a second belt body (102); the end of the first belt body (101) is provided with a Velcro tape (21); the second belt body is provided with a plurality of Velcro tapes (22); the first belt body (101) passes through the second belt body (102), and the Velcro tape (21) and the Velcro tape (22) are bonded to each other.

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