Meibomian gland cyst postoperative compression tourniquet

Abstract

The utility model belongs to the technical field of medical instruments, and particularly relates to a meibomian gland cyst postoperative compression tourniquet which comprises an eyeshade, a head band and eye cups. The two ends of the head band are connected with the two ends of the eyeshade respectively, and the head band is used for fixing the eyeshade to the head so that the eyeshade can shade the two eyes. And one or two eye cups for pressing eyelid skin to stop bleeding are fixed on the inner side surface of the eyeshade. The compression tourniquet can be used for compressing the eyelid skin to stop bleeding after the meibomian gland cyst operation, after the meibomian gland cyst operation and after the eyes are covered with dressings, the compression tourniquet can be worn on the head of a patient in a sleeving mode, under the binding effect of the head band, the eyeshade covers the two eyes, and the eye cups on the inner side of the eyeshade compress the eyelid skin of the eyes subjected to meibomian gland cyst resection, so that the eyelid skin of the eyes subjected to the meibomian gland cyst resection operation is compressed to stop bleeding. The eyelid cup has a certain compression force on the eyelid skin, manual palm thenar compression on the eyelid skin for hemostasis is replaced, the problem that arms are soreness and weakness and difficult to relax is solved, and the compression hemostasis operation burden of a patient can be relieved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model belongs to the technical field of medical devices, and particularly relates to a compression hemostatic band after chalazion surgery. Background Art

[0002] Chalazion, also known as meibomian cyst, is a chronic inflammatory granuloma of the meibomian gland formed on the basis of the obstruction of the meibomian gland discharge duct and the retention of secretions, and is a common ophthalmic disease. The clinical manifestations of chalazion are: one to several round masses of different sizes can be felt under the eyelid skin, ranging from as small as a grain of rice or mung bean to as large as a soybean or cherry, with a smooth surface, not adhered to the skin, clear edges, and no tenderness. Chalazion resection is a conventional treatment method for chalazion.

[0003] After covering the dressing after the operation, most of the bleeding can stop spontaneously after compression. The commonly used method of compression hemostasis is for the patient to use the hypothenar of the palm to compress the eyelid skin for several minutes. The method of using the hypothenar of the palm to compress for hemostasis is prone to problems such as arm soreness and inability to continue. Content of the Utility Model

[0004] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a compression hemostatic band after chalazion surgery, which uses the compression hemostatic band to replace the artificial hypothenar of the palm to compress the eyelid skin for hemostasis, and reduces the operation burden of the patient for compression hemostasis.

[0005] The utility model is realized through the following technical solutions:

[0006] A compression hemostatic band after chalazion surgery includes an eye mask and a headband. The two ends of the headband are respectively connected to the two ends of the eye mask. The headband is used to fix the eye mask on the head so that the eye mask covers both eyes;

[0007] It also includes one or two eye cups fixed on the inner side of the eye mask for compressing the eyelid skin for hemostasis;

[0008] After chalazion surgery, after covering the dressing on the eyes, the compression hemostatic band can be put on the patient's head. Under the binding action of the headband, the eye mask covers both eyes, and the eye cup on the inner side of the eye mask compresses the eyelid skin of the eye where chalazion resection is performed. The eye cup has a certain pressing force on the eyelid skin, replacing the artificial hypothenar of the palm to compress the eyelid skin for hemostasis, solving the problems of arm soreness and inability to continue, and reducing the operation burden of the patient for compression hemostasis.

[0009] Furthermore, one end of the headband is connected to one end of the eye mask, and the other end of the headband is connected to the other end of the eye mask through a belt length adjuster. The belt length adjuster is used to adjust the length of the headband, so as to adjust the tightness when the eye mask and the headband are bound on the head, and adjust the pressing force of the eye cup on the eyelid skin, which is applicable to patients with different head sizes.

[0010] Further, the headband length adjuster is composed of a connecting band, a buckle and a D-ring; one end of the connecting band is connected to the end of the eye mask, the other end of the connecting band is sleeved on the buckle, and the end of the headband is threaded through the buckle and the D-ring. The overall length of the headband can be adjusted by adjusting the length of the headband between the D-ring and the buckle, so as to adjust the tightness when the headband is strapped on the head, and adjust the pressing force of the eye cup on the eyelid skin.

[0011] Further, the headband is a cloth band or an elastic band; when the headband is a cloth band, the cloth band itself has no stretchability, and its length can be adjusted by the headband length adjuster to adjust the strapping tightness and the pressing force of the eye cup on the eyelid skin; when the headband is an elastic band, the elastic band itself has a certain degree of stretchability, and its length can be further adjusted by the headband length adjuster, making its application range wider than that of the cloth band. Moreover, compared with the cloth band, it is more convenient and faster to wear this compression hemostatic band made of elastic band on the head.

[0012] Further, the eye mask is made of cloth, similar to a sleep eye mask, with a soft texture and light to wear.

[0013] Further, an eye cup is installed at a position on the inner side of the eye mask corresponding to the left eye or the right eye, and a viewing hole penetrating the eye mask is provided at a position on the eye mask corresponding to the other eye, facilitating the other eye that has not undergone chalazion surgery to view through the viewing hole; in addition, if chalazion surgery is performed on both eyes, two eye cups are installed on the inner side of the eye mask, and the two eye cups can be used to compress the eyelid skin of both eyes for hemostasis at the same time.

[0014] Further, the eye mask is composed of a frame and two transparent lenses installed on the inner side of the frame, and an eye cup is installed on the inner side of at least one transparent lens; the structure of this eye mask is similar to that of goggles, myopia glasses, etc. in the prior art, and its specific structure is well-known technology. Even an eye cup for compressing the eyelid skin for hemostasis can be directly installed on the existing goggles, myopia glasses, etc.; an eye cup can be installed on the inner side of one of the transparent lenses, which is suitable for compressing hemostasis after chalazion surgery on one eye, and the other eye can also view conveniently through the transparent lens; or eye cups can be installed on the inner sides of both transparent lenses, which is suitable for compressing hemostasis on both eyes simultaneously after chalazion surgery.

[0015] Further, the eye cup is composed of an eye cup body and a connecting piece installed at one end of the eye cup body. The eye cup body is a hollow ring structure, and the connecting piece is adhesively connected to the inner side of the eye mask; when this compression hemostatic band is worn on the head, the eye cup body presses on the eyelid skin for hemostasis, and the protruding eyeball can be embedded in the inner side of the eye cup body to ensure that the eye cup body presses on the eyelid skin in place.

[0016] Further, the eye cup body is made of plastic, rubber or silica gel; plastic has a hard texture and a large pressing force. Since there is a dressing covering the eye after the operation, the plastic eye cup body will not cause damage to the eye; rubber and silica gel have a slightly softer texture, similar to the softness of the hypothenar of the palm, similar to the eye protection pads of single-lens reflex cameras, microscopes, and eye wash cups, and can also achieve the effect of pressing to stop bleeding.

[0017] Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following beneficial effects:

[0018] The compression hemostatic belt can be used to compress the eyelid skin to stop bleeding after chalazion surgery. After chalazion surgery, after covering the eye with a dressing, the compression hemostatic belt can be put on the patient's head, and under the binding action of the headband, the eye mask covers both eyes, and the eye cup inside the eye mask compresses the eyelid skin of the eye where chalazion resection is performed. The eye cup has a certain pressing force on the eyelid skin, replacing the artificial hypothenar of the palm to compress the eyelid skin to stop bleeding, solving the problem of sore and weak arms and being unable to continue, and can reduce the operation burden of the patient for compression hemostasis. Description of the Drawings

[0019] Figure 1 It is a top view structural schematic diagram of the utility model.

[0020] Figure 2 It is a front view three-dimensional diagram of the first structure of the utility model.

[0021] Figure 3 It is a rear view three-dimensional diagram of the first structure of the utility model.

[0022] Figure 4 It is a front view three-dimensional diagram of the second structure of the utility model.

[0023] Figure 5 It is a front view three-dimensional diagram of the second structure of the utility model.

[0024] Figure 6 It is a front view three-dimensional diagram of the cover body in the third structure of the utility model.

[0025] Names of each component in the figure: 1. Eye mask, 1.1 Frame, 1.2 Transparent lens, 2. Headband, 3. Belt length adjuster, 3.1 Connecting belt, 3.2 Ring buckle, 3.3 Japanese character buckle, 4. Eye cup, 4.1 Eye cup body, 4.2 Connecting piece, 5. Visual aperture. Specific Embodiments

[0026] The following further illustrates the utility model through specific embodiments in conjunction with the drawings, but it is not used to limit the utility model. Any modifications, equivalent replacements, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the utility model shall be included in the protection scope of the present invention.

[0027] Embodiment 1

[0028] A pressure hemostatic band for chalazion after surgery, such as Figures 1 to 3 shown, is composed of an eye mask 1, a headband 2 and an eye cup 4;

[0029] The eye mask 1 is made of cloth and can be used to cover both eyes, similar to a sleep eye mask, with a soft texture and light to wear;

[0030] The headband 2 is an elastic band with elastic stretching performance, such as the elastic cord of a head-mounted mask; as Figures 1 to 3 shown, one end of the headband 2 is connected to one end of the eye mask 1. Specifically, it can be connected by sewing; the other end of the headband 2 is connected to the other end of the eye mask 1 through a belt length adjuster 3; putting the headband 2 on the patient's head can make the eye mask 1 cover both eyes, and the headband 2 and the eye mask 1 are fixed on the head;

[0031] Specifically, as Figure 2 and Figure 3 shown, the belt length adjuster 3 is composed of a connecting belt 3.1, a buckle 3.2 and a figure-eight buckle 3.3; the connecting belt 3.1 is a cloth belt, one end of the connecting belt 3.1 is connected to the other end of the eye mask 1 (connected by sewing), and the other end of the connecting belt 3.1 is sleeved on the buckle 3.2. Specifically, the other end of the connecting belt 3.1 is sewn into a ring and sleeved on the buckle 3.2; the other end of the headband 2 is threaded through the buckle 3.2 and the figure-eight buckle 3.3, and the overall length of the headband 2 can be adjusted by adjusting the length of the headband 2 between the figure-eight buckle 3.3 and the buckle 3.2, so as to adjust the tightness when the headband 2 is tied around the head and the pressing force of the eye cup 4 on the eyelid skin, and it can be suitable for patients with different head sizes;

[0032] It should be noted here that the buckle 3.2 and the figure-eight buckle 3.3 are both well-known technologies, and the connection method between the connecting belt 3.1 and the buckle 3.2 and the threading connection method between the headband 2 and the buckle 3.2 and the figure-eight buckle 3.3 are both well-known technologies, commonly seen in schoolbag straps, etc. The belt length adjuster 3 composed of the connecting belt 3.1, the buckle 3.2 and the figure-eight buckle 3.3 and the method of adjusting the overall length of the headband 2 through the belt length adjuster 3 are well-known technologies;

[0033] In addition, as an alternative implementation, a spring lock wire device can be used instead of the belt length adjuster 3. The two ends of the headband 2 can be respectively connected to the two ends of the eye mask 1 (connected by sewing), and the middle part of the headband 2 is threaded through the spring lock wire device. The length of the headband 2 is adjusted by moving the spring lock wire device on the headband 2. This spring lock wire device is commonly seen on the cord of a head-mounted mask;

[0034] As Figures 1 to 3 shown, there is one eye cup 4, which is installed at a position on the inner side of the eye mask 1 opposite to the eye where chalazion surgery is performed, and can use the eye cup 4 to press the eyelid skin to stop bleeding;

[0035] Specifically, as Figure 3 shown, the eye cup 4 is composed of an eye cup body 4.1 and a connecting piece 4.2 installed at one end of the eye cup body 4.1. The eye cup body 4.1 is a hollow ring structure, and the connecting piece 4.2 is adhesively connected to the inner side of the eye mask 1. When the compression hemostatic belt is worn on the head, the eye cup body 4.1 presses on the eyelid skin to stop bleeding, and the protruding eyeball can be embedded in the inner side of the eye cup body 4.1 to ensure that the eye cup body 4.1 presses firmly on the eyelid skin;

[0036] In addition, if both eyes undergo chalazion surgery, two eye cups 4 are installed on the inner side of the eye mask 1, and the two eye cups 4 can be used to compress the eyelid skin of both eyes to stop bleeding simultaneously.

[0037] Preferably, in this embodiment, the headband 2 is an elastic band; the elastic band itself has a certain degree of stretchability, and its length can be further adjusted by the belt length adjuster 3, making its applicable range wider than that of a cloth belt;

[0038] In addition, the headband 2 can also be a cloth belt. The cloth belt itself has no stretchability, but its length can be adjusted by the belt length adjuster 3 to adjust the bundling tightness and the pressing force of the eye cup 4 on the eyelid skin;

[0039] Compared with the cloth belt, wearing the compression hemostatic belt with an elastic band on the head is more convenient and faster, and it is more convenient and quick to put on or take off.

[0040] Preferably, in this embodiment, the eye cup body 4.1 is made of rubber, and the connecting piece 4.2 is also made of rubber. The connecting piece 4.2 is integrally formed with the eye cup body 4.1. The rubber texture is slightly soft, similar to the softness of the hypothenar of the palm, similar to the eye protection pads of single - lens reflex cameras, microscopes, and eye wash cups, and can achieve the effect of compression hemostasis;

[0041] In addition, the eye cup body 4.1 can also be made of plastic or silicone; the plastic texture is hard and the pressing force is large. Since there are dressings covering the eyes after surgery, the plastic eye cup body 4.1 will not cause damage to the eyes; silicone is similar to rubber, with a slightly soft texture, similar to the softness of the hypothenar of the palm, similar to the eye protection pads of single - lens reflex cameras, microscopes, and eye wash cups, and can also achieve the effect of compression hemostasis.

[0042] The usage method of the compression hemostatic belt in this embodiment is as follows:

[0043] Taking the meibomian gland resection of the right eye as an example, after chalazion surgery, after covering the dressing on the eye, put the compression hemostatic belt on the patient's head, so that the eye mask 1 covers both eyes, and the eye cup 4 on the inner side of the eye mask 1 presses the eyelid skin of the eye where the chalazion surgery is performed. The protruding eyeball can be embedded in the inner side of the eye cup body 4.1. The length of the headband 2 can be adjusted by the long adjuster 3 to ensure that the headband 2 can tightly hoop the head, ensuring that the eye cup 4 has a certain pressure on the eyelid skin, so that the eye cup 4 replaces the hypothenar of the human palm to press the eyelid skin to stop bleeding, solves the problem of arm soreness and unsustainability, and can reduce the operation burden of the patient's compression hemostasis.

[0044] Example 2

[0045] A compression hemostatic belt after chalazion surgery is different from that of Example 1 in that: as Figure 4 and Figure 5 shown, at the position on the inner side of the eye mask 1 opposite to the eye where the chalazion surgery is performed, an eye cup 4 is installed, and at the position on the eye mask 1 opposite to the other eye that has not undergone chalazion surgery, a viewing hole 5 penetrating the eye mask 1 is provided, so that the other eye that has not undergone chalazion surgery can view through the viewing hole 5.

[0046] Example 3

[0047] A compression hemostatic belt after chalazion surgery is different from that of Example 1 in that: as Figure 6 shown, the eye mask 1 is composed of a frame 1.1 and two transparent lenses 1.2 installed on the inner side of the frame 1.1, and an eye cup 4 is installed on the inner side of at least one transparent lens 1.2;

[0048] The structure of this eye mask 1 is similar to that of existing goggles, myopia glasses, etc. Its specific structure is a well-known technology. Even an eye cup 4 for pressing the eyelid skin to stop bleeding can be directly added to existing goggles, myopia glasses, etc.; an eye cup 4 can be installed on the inner side of one of the transparent lenses 1.2, which is suitable for pressing and stopping bleeding after chalazion surgery on one eye, and the other eye can also view conveniently through the transparent lens 1.2; or eye cups 4 can be installed on the inner sides of both transparent lenses 1.2, which is suitable for pressing and stopping bleeding simultaneously after chalazion surgery on both eyes;

[0049] This eye mask 1 can be in a flat shape or in an arc structure.

Claims

1. A postoperative compression tourniquet for chalazion surgery, comprising an eye mask (1) and a headband (2), wherein two ends of the headband (2) are respectively connected to two ends of the eye mask (1), and the headband (2) is used to fix the eye mask (1) on the head so that the eye mask (1) covers both eyes, characterized in that: It also includes an eye cup (4) fixed to the inner side of the eye mask (1) for compressing the eyelid skin to stop bleeding; The eye mask (1) is made of cloth, an eye cup (4) is installed on the inner side of the eye mask (1) at a position opposite to the left eye or the right eye, and a viewing hole (5) penetrating the eye mask (1) is opened at a position opposite to the other eye. Alternatively, the eye mask (1) is composed of a frame (1.1) and two transparent lenses (1.2) mounted on the inner side of the frame (1.1), and an eye cup (4) is mounted on the inner side of at least one of the transparent lenses (1.2).

2. The postoperative compression tourniquet for chalazion surgery according to claim 1, characterized in that: One end of the headband (2) is connected to one end of the eye mask (1), and the other end of the headband (2) is connected to the other end of the eye mask (1) by means of a belt length adjuster (3), which is used to adjust the length of the headband (2).

3. The postoperative compression tourniquet for chalazion surgery according to claim 2, characterized in that: The strap length adjuster (3) is composed of a connecting strap (3.1), a buckle (3.2) and a Japanese-shaped buckle (3.3); one end of the connecting strap (3.1) is connected to the end of the eye mask (1), the other end of the connecting strap (3.1) is sleeved on the buckle (3.2), and the end of the head strap (2) is sleeved on the buckle (3.2) and the Japanese-shaped buckle (3.3).

4. The postoperative compression tourniquet for chalazion surgery according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that: The headband (2) is a cloth band or an elastic band.

5. The postoperative compression tourniquet for chalazion surgery according to claim 1, characterized in that: The eye cup (4) is composed of an eye cup body (4.1) and a connecting piece (4.2) mounted on one end of the eye cup body (4.1); the eye cup body (4.1) is a hollow annular structure, and the connecting piece (4.2) is adhesively connected to the inner side surface of the eye mask (1).

6. The postoperative compression tourniquet for chalazion surgery according to claim 5, characterized in that: The eye cup body (4.1) is made of plastic, rubber or silicone.

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