Medical instrument RFID connecting piece for operating room

Abstract

A medical instrument RFID connecting piece for an operating room comprises a positioning assembly, the positioning assembly comprises a bearing piece and a cerclage piece, the cerclage piece is buckled on the outer ring face of an instrument body, and the bearing piece is fixedly installed on the instrument body through the cerclage piece; the fastening assembly comprises a fixing piece, an RFID tag is installed in the fixing piece, the fixing piece is detachably installed on the bearing piece, and the fixing piece is used for fastening a cerclage piece to the instrument body and limiting the cerclage piece to the bearing piece; through cooperation of the bearing part, the cerclage part and the fixing part, the RFID tag can be rapidly and stably fixed to any proper position of the instrument body, assembly and disassembly are more convenient and flexible, flexible installation can be carried out according to surgical instruments of different specifications, the RFID tag can be flexibly matched with various surgical instruments, and the practicability is high. The high-efficiency identification of one object and one code can be ensured, and the use safety of the RFID tag can be effectively improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of medical auxiliary instruments, in particular to an RFID connector for medical instruments in an operating room. Background Technique

[0002] The frequent use of surgical instruments and postoperative infections have always been issues that clinical medicine highly concerns and urgently needs to solve. Once postoperative infection occurs, it will not only increase the pain and economic burden of patients, but may also lead to medical disputes. Therefore, in practice, medical institutions are required to effectively and standardly manage surgical instruments. At the same time, when a medical institution performs surgery on a patient, there may be a risk of surgical items being left in the patient's body. The traditional response method is to establish a surgical item inventory system and create corresponding forms such as the "Surgical Nursing Record Sheet". Before the surgery starts, all surgical instruments and accessories are registered, and after the surgery, double-person multiple inventories are carried out based on this record sheet. However, this manual inventory method is not only time-consuming and laborious but also prone to errors.

[0003] Traditionally, Laser or dotpen is used to engrave codes on surgical instruments. The Datamatrix code system is considered a means for tracing single surgical instruments, but its main drawbacks are that the engraved code position may become unavailable due to impact, and a new position must be found for etching; or it cannot be read in the presence of blood stains; or it cannot be batch-identified during the postoperative inventory process, and the operation of scanning each code one by one increases the workload of medical staff.

[0004] Currently, the existing radio frequency identification technology (RFID) is an advanced identification and positioning technology that uses radio waves to transmit identification information to dynamic targets non-contact and at a long distance, truly achieving "one code for one item" and enabling real-time and rapid item inventory and data exchange.

[0005] In the current existing technology, for example, in a Chinese patent with the authorization announcement number CN216014285U, a split-type RFID electronic tag fixing device for surgical instruments is disclosed, which seals and fixes the RFID tag on the surgical instrument through a sealing layer.

[0006] However, the above technical solution has at least the following defects. During use, there is a risk of damage to surgical instruments and RFID tags (such as improper operation, bumping, etc.). However, the RFID tag is fixedly attached to the surgical instrument, and it is difficult to disassemble and replace it in time when it is damaged. Moreover, since surgical instruments need to be frequently disinfected, a large number of various surgical instruments are concentrated for disinfection, which is more likely to cause damage to the RFID tag, resulting in the surgical instrument being unusable due to the damage of the RFID tag, or the RFID tag being left unused due to the damage of the surgical instrument, causing waste of resources, with relatively large limitations in use. In addition, surgical instruments of different specifications have different materials, shapes, and usage requirements. Some surgical instruments are difficult to be used for welding, or cannot directly fix the RFID tag, resulting in the RFID tag of the above technical solution being difficult to flexibly adapt to different surgical instruments, reducing the application scope of the RFID tag and making it difficult to effectively meet the usage requirements of surgical instruments. Utility Model Content

[0007] In view of the above situation, to overcome the defects of the prior art, the present utility model provides an RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room, including:

[0008] A positioning component, the positioning component includes a carrier and a ligature. The ligature is looped around the outer ring surface of the instrument body, and the carrier is fixedly installed on the instrument body through the ligature.

[0009] A fastening component, the fastening component includes a fixing member. An RFID tag is installed inside the fixing member, and the fixing member is detachably installed on the carrier. The fixing member is used to fasten the ligature on the instrument body and to limit the ligature on the carrier.

[0010] Further preferably, the carrier includes an upper mouth part and a lower mouth part. The lower mouth part fits on the instrument body, and the upper mouth part is in plug-in connection with the fixing member.

[0011] Further preferably, the ligature includes a fixing part, and movable parts are formed at both ends of the fixing part. The fixing part fits on the outer surface of the instrument body, and both movable parts pass through the carrier through the lower mouth part and extend to the outer surface of the carrier through the upper mouth part.

[0012] Further preferably, the fixing member includes an outer cap part and an inner pin part. The inner pin part is formed on the inner top wall of the outer cap part, and a fastening gap is formed between the inner pin part and the outer cap part;

[0013] The outer cap part is plugged on the outer surface of the carrier through the fastening gap, and the fastening gap is used to limit the end of the movable part on the outer surface of the carrier.

[0014] Further preferably, the domestic sales part is inserted into the carrier through the upper mouth part, and the domestic sales part is used to limit the movable part on the inner side wall of the carrier.

[0015] Further preferably, the fastening assembly further includes two locking parts, the two locking parts are symmetrically formed in the buckling gap, and the locking parts are used to fixedly connect the fixing part and the carrier.

[0016] Further preferably, the locking part includes a buckle part, and the buckle part is formed on the opposite sides of the two locking parts;

[0017] The carrier further includes a card slot part, and the card slot part is formed on the upper surface of the carrier;

[0018] The buckle part can be clamped in the card slot part.

[0019] Further preferably, the locking part further includes a positioning part, and the positioning part is formed on the opposite sides of the two locking parts;

[0020] The carrier further includes a guiding part communicated with the card slot part, and the guiding part is formed on the outer surface of the carrier;

[0021] The positioning part is inserted into the guiding part.

[0022] Further preferably, an installation groove extending to the domestic sales part is formed on the upper surface of the outer cap part, the RFID tag is fixedly installed in the installation groove, and a sealing plug is clamped at the top end of the installation groove.

[0023] Further preferably, the ligature is any one of copper wire, medical thread, and silk fabric.

[0024] Compared with the prior art, the structure of the utility model is ingenious and the operation is convenient. Through the cooperation of the carrier, the ligature, and the fixing part, the RFID tag can be quickly and stably fixed at any appropriate position of the instrument body. It is not only more convenient and flexible to load and unload, but also can be flexibly installed according to different specifications of surgical instruments, so that the RFID tag can be flexibly adapted to various surgical instruments, better meeting the use requirements of surgical instruments. It can not only ensure the efficient identification of "one thing, one code", but also effectively improve the use safety of the RFID tag, ensure the effective application of surgical instruments, avoid waste of resources, and can also minimize the impact on the use of surgical instruments, providing more options and convenience for medical staff, and having stronger practicability. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0025] Figure 1 It is a front view axonometric structure schematic diagram of the utility model.

[0026] Figure 2 is the front view sectional structure schematic diagram of the present utility model.

[0027] Figure 3 is the exploded structure schematic diagram of the carrier, the ligation member and the fixing member of the present utility model.

[0028] Figure 4 is the sectional structure schematic diagram of the carrier of the present utility model.

[0029] Figure 5 is the sectional structure schematic diagram of the fixing member of the present utility model.

[0030] Figure 6 is the installation schematic diagram of the instrument body of the present utility model.

[0031] Explanation of the reference numerals in the schematic diagram:

[0032] 1. Carrier; 101. Upper mouth part; 102. Lower mouth part; 103. Card slot part; 104. Guide part; 2. Ligation member; 201. Fixing part; 202. Movable part; 3. Instrument body; 4. Fixing member; 401. Outer cap part; 402. Inner pin part; 403. Buckling gap; 5. RFID tag; 6. Locking member; 601. Buckle part; 602. Positioning part; 7. Installation groove; 8. Sealing plug. Specific embodiments

[0033] The following further describes in detail the specific embodiments of the present utility model with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0034] As Figures 1 to 6 given, some embodiments of the present utility model relate to an RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room, including:

[0035] A positioning assembly, the positioning assembly includes a carrier 1 and a ligation member 2, the ligation member 2 is looped around the outer ring surface of the instrument body 3, and the carrier 1 is fixedly installed on the instrument body 3 through the ligation member 2;

[0036] A fastening assembly, the fastening assembly includes a fixing member 4, an RFID tag 5 is installed in the fixing member 4, the fixing member 4 is detachably installed on the carrier 1, and the fixing member 4 is used to fasten the ligation member 2 on the instrument body 3 and to limit the ligation member 2 on the carrier 1.

[0037] In these embodiments, the carrier 1 is positioned and installed at an appropriate position of the instrument body 3 by the ligature 2, and then fixed to the carrier 1 by the fixing member 4 with the RFID tag 5. Through the fixed installation of the fixing member 4 and the carrier 1, the ligature 2 is firmly fixed to the carrier 1. Through the cooperation of the carrier 1, the ligature 2, and the fixing member 4, the RFID tag 5 can be quickly and firmly fixed at any appropriate position of the instrument body 3. It is not only more convenient and flexible to load and unload, but also can be flexibly installed according to different specifications of surgical instruments, enabling the RFID tag 5 to flexibly adapt to various surgical instruments (different materials, shapes, usage requirements, etc.), better meeting the usage requirements of surgical instruments. It can not only ensure the efficient identification of "one item, one code", but also effectively improve the usage safety of the RFID tag 5. When necessary, it can also be replaced in a timely manner as a disposable item to ensure the effective application of surgical instruments and avoid waste of resources, greatly improving the flexible adaptability of the RFID tag 5 and enhancing its practicability.

[0038] Furthermore, through the cooperation of the fixing member 4 and the carrier 1, the ligature 2 can be firmly fixed between the two, and the ligature 2 can be tightened to the greatest extent. This not only ensures the stability of the fixation, but also enables the present utility model to be firmly fixed at any appropriate position of the instrument body 3, thereby flexibly fixing and installing the RFID tag 5. It can not only ensure the stable use of the RFID tag 5, but also minimize the impact on the use of surgical instruments, providing more options and convenience for medical staff and effectively increasing the application range of the RFID tag 5.

[0039] In some embodiments of the RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room, the carrier 1 includes an upper mouth part 101 and a lower mouth part 102. The lower mouth part 102 is attached to the instrument body 3, and the upper mouth part 101 is in plug-in connection with the fixing member 4.

[0040] In these embodiments, the upper mouth part 101 is formed at the top of the carrier 1, and the lower mouth part 102 is formed at the bottom of the carrier 1. Through the upper mouth part 101, it is not only convenient for the installation of the fixing member 4, but also convenient for the placement of the ligature 2, ensuring the reliability of loading and unloading. Through the lower mouth part 102, the carrier 1 can be more stably attached to the instrument body 3, which is beneficial to improving the stability of the fixed installation. It should be understood that the shape of the lower mouth part 102 is adapted to different specifications and shapes of surgical instruments, as well as the specific shapes of different fixed positions, so as to ensure that the lower mouth part 102 can better fit the installation position and ensure the stability of the installation.

[0041] In some embodiments of RFID connectors for medical devices used in operating rooms, the ligature member 2 includes a fixing portion 201. At both ends of the fixing portion 201, movable portions 202 are formed. The fixing portion 201 is attached to the outer surface of the instrument body 3, and both movable portions 202 pass through the carrier member 1 through the lower orifice 102 and extend to the outer surface of the carrier member 1 through the upper orifice 101.

[0042] In these embodiments, the fixing portion 201 and the movable portion 202 are oppositely arranged. According to different surgical instruments, their relative proportions are adaptively adjusted to ensure that the ligature member 2 can stably ligate the instrument body 3. Through the cooperation of the fixing portion 201 and the movable portion 202, the ligature member 2 can be flexibly fixed at an appropriate position according to the usage requirements. Then, the movable portion 202 is passed through the carrier member 1. The operation is simple and convenient, which is more conducive to timely loading, unloading and replacement, and is beneficial to reducing the operation difficulty of medical staff.

[0043] In some embodiments of RFID connectors for medical devices used in operating rooms, the fixing member 4 includes an outer cap portion 401 and an inner pin portion 402. The inner pin portion 402 is formed on the inner top wall of the outer cap portion 401, and a fastening gap 403 is formed between the inner pin portion 402 and the outer cap portion 401;

[0044] The outer cap portion 401 is inserted into the outer surface of the carrier member 1 through the fastening gap 403, and the fastening gap 403 is used to limit the end of the movable portion 202 on the outer surface of the carrier member 1.

[0045] In these embodiments, through the cooperation of the outer cap portion 401 and the inner pin portion 402, the end of the movable portion 202 of the ligature member 2 can be firmly fixed in the fastening gap 403, and a part of the movable portion 202 is fastened in the carrier member 1 through the inner pin portion 402, ensuring firm and reliable installation. Further, as the outer cap portion 401 and the inner pin portion 402 are inserted into the carrier member 1, the ligature member 2 can be tightened more and more tightly, so as to ensure that the fixing portion 201 of the ligature member 2 is fastened to the instrument body 3, and at the same time, its movable portion 202 can be firmly fixed. When disassembling, only the fixing member 4 needs to be removed to release the fixation. The operation is more flexible and simple, and the fixing stability can effectively meet the usage requirements of surgical instruments.

[0046] In some embodiments of RFID connectors for medical devices used in operating rooms, the inner pin portion 402 is inserted into the carrier member 1 through the upper orifice 101, and the inner pin portion 402 is used to limit the movable portion 202 on the inner side wall of the carrier member 1.

[0047] In these embodiments, through the arrangement of the inner pin portion 402, it is not only convenient for the insertion and installation of the fixing member 4, providing a positioning function, but also can firmly fasten the movable portion 202 in the carrier member 1 to prevent the loosening and falling off of the ligature member 2.

[0048] In some embodiments of the RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room, the fastening assembly further includes two locking members 6, which are symmetrically formed in the fastening gap 403, and the locking member 6 is used to fixedly connect the fixing member 4 and the carrier member 1.

[0049] In these embodiments, the fixing member 4 can be further firmly fixed on the carrier member 1 through the locking member 6, thereby further strengthening the stability of the ligature member 2 fixed to the instrument body 3.

[0050] In some embodiments of the RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room, the locking member 6 includes a buckle portion 601, and the buckle portion 601 is formed on the opposite sides of the two locking members 6;

[0051] The carrier member 1 further includes a card slot portion 103, and the card slot portion 103 is formed on the upper surface of the carrier member 1;

[0052] The buckle portion 601 can be clamped in the card slot portion 103.

[0053] In these embodiments, through the cooperation of the buckle portion 601 and the card slot portion 103, the fixing member 4 can be firmly fixed on the carrier member 1 through the locking member 6. Among them, a chute is formed at the top end of the card slot portion 103 to ensure that the buckle portion 601 can enter and exit stably, and a relief groove is formed at the bottom end of the card slot portion 103 to ensure that the buckle portion 601 can be smoothly buckled in the card slot portion 103.

[0054] It should be understood that both the carrier member 1 and the fixing member 4 are made of high-temperature resistant plastics. The cooperation between the buckle portion 601 and the card slot portion 103 is preferably a plastic buckle. The plastic buckle mainly utilizes the characteristic that the plastic can return to its original shape after elastic deformation. Therefore, the buckle portion 601 and the card slot portion 103 can be loaded and unloaded in time, so as to flexibly load and unload the carrier member 1 and the fixing member 4.

[0055] Furthermore, it should be understood that for the purpose of the present invention, the plastic buckle formed by the cooperation of the buckle portion 601 and the card slot portion 103 can also be of other types, including but not limited to cantilever buckles, ring buckles and ball buckles. Based on the prior art, the above structures will not be described in detail.

[0056] For further illustrative examples, a card slot can be provided on the outer surface of the carrier member 1, and a protrusion is formed on the inner side wall of the outer cap portion 401. The protrusion can be clamped in the card slot. By squeezing the outer cap portion 401, the protrusion is clamped tightly in the card slot of the carrier member 1, thereby fixing it on the carrier member 1.

[0057] In some embodiments of the RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room, the locking member 6 further includes a positioning portion 602, and the positioning portion 602 is formed on the opposite sides of the two locking members 6;

[0058] The carrier 1 further includes a guiding portion 104 communicating with the card slot portion 103, and the guiding portion 104 is formed on the outer surface of the carrier 1;

[0059] The positioning portion 602 is inserted into the guiding portion 104.

[0060] In these embodiments, through the cooperation of the positioning portion 602 and the guiding portion 104, an effective guiding and supporting effect can be provided for the installation of the fixing member 4, which is more convenient for the loading and unloading of the fixing member 4 and is simpler and more convenient to use.

[0061] In some embodiments of an RFID connector for a medical device in an operating room, an installation groove 7 extending to the inner pin portion 402 is formed on the upper surface of the outer cap portion 401, and the RFID tag 5 is fixedly installed in the installation groove 7, and a sealing plug 8 is clamped at the top end of the installation groove 7.

[0062] In these embodiments, by installing the RFID tag 5 through the installation groove 7, not only can the smooth use of the RFID tag 5 be ensured, but also the use safety can be guaranteed. When necessary, the RFID tag 5 can be replaced separately, making the use more flexible and diverse. It should be understood that the mechanical structure and working principle of the RFID tag 5 are both prior arts, so they will not be elaborated herein.

[0063] In some embodiments of an RFID connector for a medical device in an operating room, the ligature 2 is any one of a copper wire, a medical thread, and a silk fabric.

[0064] In these embodiments, the type of the ligature 2 can be flexibly selected according to the use requirements to ensure the stability of its fixed installation.

[0065] When the present utility model is in use, as Figure 6 shown, after installing the RFID tag 5 on the fixing member 4, first loop the ligature 2 around the appropriate position of the instrument body 3, flexibly select according to different specifications of surgical instruments, then attach the carrier 1 to the instrument body 3 at the ligature position, and at the same time pass the ligature 2 through the carrier 1, and fold the movable portion 202 of the ligature 2 to fit on the outer surface of the carrier 1, and then insert and fix the fixing member 4 with the RFID tag 5 on the carrier 1 to complete the bundling and fixing of the RFID tag 5 and the instrument body 3.

[0066] The above-described specific embodiments have further elaborated the purpose, technical solution, and beneficial effects of the present utility model. It should be understood that the above are only specific embodiments of the present utility model and are not used to limit the present utility model. Any modifications, equivalent replacements, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present utility model shall be included within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. An RFID connector for medical devices used in operating rooms, characterized in that, Comprising: A positioning component, the positioning component includes a carrier (1) and a ligature (2), the ligature (2) is looped around the outer ring surface of the instrument body (3), and the carrier (1) is fixedly installed on the instrument body (3) through the ligature (2); A fastening component, the fastening component includes a fixing member (4), an RFID tag (5) is installed inside the fixing member (4), the fixing member (4) is detachably installed on the carrier (1), and the fixing member (4) is used to fasten the ligature (2) on the instrument body (3) and to limit the ligature (2) on the carrier (1).

2. The RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room according to claim 1, characterized in that, The carrier (1) includes an upper mouth part (101) and a lower mouth part (102), the lower mouth part (102) fits on the instrument body (3), and the upper mouth part (101) is in plug connection with the fixing member (4).

3. The RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room according to claim 2, wherein, The ligature (2) includes a fixing part (201), both ends of the fixing part (201) are formed with movable parts (202), the fixing part (201) fits on the outer surface of the instrument body (3), and both of the movable parts (202) pass through the carrier (1) through the lower mouth part (102) and extend to the outer surface of the carrier (1) through the upper mouth part (101).

4. The RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room according to claim 3, characterized in that, The fixing member (4) includes an outer cap part (401) and an inner pin part (402), the inner pin part (402) is formed on the inner top wall of the outer cap part (401), and a fastening gap (403) is formed between the inner pin part (402) and the outer cap part (401); The outer cap part (401) is plugged on the outer surface of the carrier (1) through the fastening gap (403), and the fastening gap (403) is used to limit the end of the movable part (202) on the outer surface of the carrier (1).

5. The RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room according to claim 4, characterized in that, The inner pin part (402) is plugged inside the carrier (1) through the upper mouth part (101), and the inner pin part (402) is used to limit the movable part (202) on the inner side wall of the carrier (1).

6. The RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room according to claim 4, characterized in that, The fastening component further includes two locking members (6), the two locking members (6) are symmetrically formed in the fastening gap (403), and the locking members (6) are used to fixedly connect the fixing member (4) and the carrier (1).

7. An RFID connector for medical devices in an operating room according to claim 6, characterized in that, The locking member (6) includes a buckle part (601), and the buckle part (601) is formed on the opposite sides of the two locking members (6); The carrier (1) further includes a card slot part (103), and the card slot part (103) is formed on the upper surface of the carrier (1); The buckle part (601) can be snapped into the card slot part (103).

8. An RFID connector for medical devices used in an operating room according to claim 7, characterized in that, The locking member (6) further includes a positioning part (602), and the positioning part (602) is formed on the opposite sides of the two locking members (6); The carrier (1) further includes a guiding part (104) communicating with the card slot part (103), and the guiding part (104) is formed on the outer surface of the carrier (1); The positioning part (602) is inserted into the guiding part (104).

9. The RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room according to claim 4, characterized in that, An installation groove (7) extending to the inner pin part (402) is formed in the upper surface of the outer cap part (401). The RFID tag (5) is fixedly installed in the installation groove (7), and a sealing plug (8) is clamped at the top end of the installation groove (7).

10. A RFID connector for medical devices in the operating room according to any one of claims 1-9, characterized in that, The ligature (2) is any one of copper wire, medical thread, and silk fabric.

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