Sterile paving towel for operating table

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of medical auxiliary supplies, in particular to a sterile drape for an operating table. Comprising a paving towel body, the paving towel body is composed of a rectangular part and a fan-shaped part, the side, close to the fan-shaped part, of the rectangular part is provided with abdomen incision covering cloth, one side of the rectangular part is the head side of a patient, the middle area of the fan-shaped part is provided with perineum incision covering cloth, and the side of the tail of the fan-shaped part is the leg side of the patient. During use, the abdominal incision covering cloth can be used for exposing the part of a patient during an abdominal operation or shielding the part of the patient during a non-operation, and the perineum incision covering cloth can be used for exposing the part of the patient during a perineum operation or shielding the part of the patient during a non-operation, so that a surgical area is fully covered and a surgical incision is well exposed; during common operation of an abdominal incision and a perineum incision, only one sterile towel needs to be laid on the outermost layer during use, so that an operation area can be protected to the greatest extent, the possibility that the incision is polluted is reduced, and the medical cost is reduced.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of medical auxiliary products, in particular to a sterile drape for an operating table. Background Art

[0002] The entire surgical process requires high sterility standards. Therefore, after disinfecting the surgical area, a sterile drape, sterilized at high temperatures, is placed around the area to expand the sterile field. During surgery, the patient's surgical site must be exposed. Although the operating room is in the operating room, airborne bacteria are unavoidable. Therefore, placing sterile drapes around the surgical area expands the sterile field and prevents bacteria from entering the incision, thus avoiding and minimizing contamination during surgery. This is particularly important in urology, general surgery, obstetrics and gynecology surgeries, and other procedures.

[0003] Sterile drapes also help soothe patients and protect their privacy. Some surgical patients are awake, and if they happen to see the procedure in progress, they can be frightened. Surgical drapes can isolate the surgical area from the patient, preventing them from seeing and potentially disturbing them. Furthermore, some major surgeries require the patient to remove clothing, or some surgical procedures are performed near private areas. In these situations, sterile drapes can provide privacy. They also help ensure the surgeon's ability to perform the procedure. Sterile drapes are often green rather than white because white is particularly glaring under surgical lights, hindering the surgeon's operation. White drapes stained with red blood can also be eye-catching and increase patient anxiety. Green drapes compensate for these two drawbacks, ensuring the surgeon's ability to perform smoothly, even during long surgeries, without causing visual fatigue.

[0004] When laying a drape, it is necessary to avoid exposing the surgical incision too small and to expose as little skin as possible around the incision. However, the outermost layer of traditional drapes usually requires 5 to 6 sterile sheets for combined covering, which can easily lead to waste and increase medical costs. Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a sterile drape for an operating table, which can fully cover the operating area and well expose the surgical incision, and can well wrap the lower limbs, especially when the abdominal incision and the perineal incision are operated together. When used, only one sterile drape is needed as the outermost layer, which can protect the operating area to the greatest extent, reduce the possibility of incision contamination, and reduce medical costs.

[0006] To achieve the above-mentioned object, the technical solution adopted by the present invention is as follows: The present invention provides a sterile drape for an operating table, comprising a drape body, wherein the drape body is composed of a rectangular portion and a fan-shaped portion;

[0007] An abdominal incision cover cloth is provided on one side of the rectangular portion close to the fan-shaped portion, and one side of the rectangular portion is the patient's head side;

[0008] A perineal incision cover cloth is provided on the middle area of ​​the fan-shaped portion, and the tail side of the fan-shaped portion is the patient's leg side.

[0009] Wherein, leg covering cloths are further provided on both sides of the tail of the fan-shaped portion, one side being the right covering cloth and the other side being the left covering cloth.

[0010] Wherein, the abdominal incision cover cloth is provided with an abdominal incision.

[0011] Wherein, the perineum incision cover cloth is provided with a perineum incision.

[0012] Among them, an adjustment belt and a binding belt are also provided on the tail of the fan-shaped part. The adjustment belt is provided on both sides of the tail of the fan-shaped part, and the adjustment belt can be retracted and adjusted; the binding belt is provided between the adjustment belts, and one is provided inside and outside the fan-shaped part.

[0013] The utility model discloses a sterile drape for an operating table, wherein the drape body is composed of a rectangular portion and a fan-shaped portion, an abdominal incision cover cloth is provided on one side of the rectangular portion close to the fan-shaped portion, one side of the rectangular portion is the patient's head side, a perineal incision cover cloth is provided on the middle area of ​​the fan-shaped portion, and the tail side of the fan-shaped portion is the patient's leg side. When in use, the abdominal incision cover cloth can be used to expose the surgical site during abdominal surgery or to shield the patient when no surgery is performed, and the perineal incision cover cloth can be used to expose the surgical site during perineal surgery or to shield the patient when no surgery is performed, thereby achieving full coverage of the surgical area and good exposure of the surgical incision, and being able to wrap both lower limbs well, especially when the abdominal incision and the perineal incision are operated together, the outermost layer only needs to be covered with a sterile drape, which can protect the surgical area to the greatest extent, reduce the possibility of incision contamination, and reduce medical costs. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0014] The present invention can be further described by way of non-limiting embodiments given in the accompanying drawings.

[0015] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a sterile drape for an operating table according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0016] Figure 2 This is a top view of the sterile drape for an operating table of the present invention.

[0017] In the figure: 100-drape body, 101-rectangular part, 102-fan-shaped part, 103-abdominal incision cover cloth, 104-perineal incision cover cloth, 105-left side cover cloth, 106-right side cover cloth, 107-abdominal incision, 108-perineal incision, 109-adjustment belt, 110-binding belt. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0018] In order to enable those skilled in the art to better understand the present invention, the technical solution of the present invention is further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0019] like Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the sterile drape for the operating table. Figure 2 It is a top view of a sterile drape for an operating table. The utility model provides a sterile drape for an operating table: it includes a drape body 100, and the drape body 100 is composed of a rectangular portion 101 and a fan-shaped portion 102. The rectangular portion 101 is provided with an abdominal incision cover cloth 103 on one side close to the fan-shaped portion 102, and one side of the rectangular portion 101 is the patient's head side. A perineal incision cover cloth 104 is provided on the middle area of ​​the fan-shaped portion 102, and the tail side of the fan-shaped portion 102 is the patient's leg side. An adjustment belt 109 and a binding belt 110 are also provided on the tail of the fan-shaped portion 102. The above-mentioned scheme can fully cover the surgical area and expose the surgical incision well, and can wrap the lower limbs well. In particular, when the abdominal incision and the perineal incision are operated together, the outermost layer only needs to be laid with a sterile drape to solve the problem. It can protect the surgical area to the greatest extent, reduce the possibility of incision contamination, and reduce medical costs. It can be understood that the above-mentioned scheme can fully cover the surgical area and expose the surgical incision well, and can wrap the lower limbs well. In particular, when the abdominal incision and the perineal incision are operated together, the outermost layer only needs to be laid with a sterile drape to solve the problem. It can protect the surgical area to the greatest extent, reduce the possibility of incision contamination, and effectively reduce medical costs.

[0020] In this embodiment, the drape body 100 is composed of a rectangular portion 101 and a fan-shaped portion 102. The rectangular portion 101 and the fan-shaped portion 102 are integrally formed to ensure connection stability, thereby facilitating stable use during surgery.

[0021] Among them, an abdominal incision cover cloth 103 is provided on one side of the rectangular portion 101 close to the fan-shaped portion 102, and one side of the rectangular portion 101 is the patient's head side; the abdominal incision cover cloth 103 is sewn on the rectangular portion 101 at only one end, and can be directly flipped over when used, so as to reveal the surgical site of the abdomen, while the rest of the site can be covered. One side of the rectangular portion 101 is the patient's head, that is, when in use, the laying direction of one side of the rectangular portion 101 is the patient's head side.

[0022] A perineal incision cover cloth 104 is provided in the middle area of ​​the fan-shaped portion 102, and the tail side of the fan-shaped portion 102 is the patient's leg side. The abdominal incision cover cloth 103 is sewn to the fan-shaped portion 102 at only one end, and can be directly flipped over during use to reveal the surgical site of the perineum while covering the rest of the body. One side of the fan-shaped portion 102 is the patient's leg side, that is, when in use, the fan-shaped portion 102 is laid in the direction of the patient's leg side, so that the patient's lower limbs can be well covered.

[0023] Secondly, leg covers are provided on both sides of the tail of the fan-shaped portion 102, one side being a right cover 106 and the other side being a left cover 105. The right cover 106 and the left cover 105 are integrally formed with the fan-shaped portion 102 to ensure good stability in use. The right cover 106 can cover the patient's legs, and the left cover 105 can cover the patient's legs, thereby achieving good wrapping of the patient's lower limbs.

[0024] Then, an abdominal incision 107 is provided on the abdominal incision cover cloth 103. The abdominal incision 107 is provided inside the abdominal incision hole of the abdominal incision cover cloth 103, and can be used to assist in exposing the small abdominal incision during surgery, which is beneficial to the surgical operation of medical staff.

[0025] Furthermore, a perineal incision 108 is provided on the perineal incision cover 104. The perineal incision 108 is provided on the inner side of the perineal incision hole of the perineal incision cover 104. It can assist in exposing the small perineal incision during surgery, which is beneficial to medical staff's surgical operation.

[0026] Finally, an adjustment strap 109 and a binding strap 110 are provided at the tail of the fan-shaped portion 102. The adjustment straps 109 are provided on both sides of the tail of the fan-shaped portion 102 and are retractable and adjustable. The binding straps 110 are provided between the adjustment straps 109, with one strap provided inside and one strap provided outside the fan-shaped portion 102. The adjustment straps 109 are sewn on the fan-shaped portion 102 and symmetrically provided at the tail of the fan-shaped portion 102. The adjustment straps 109 are retractable and adjustable, making them convenient for surgical use. The binding straps 110 are sewn on the fan-shaped portion 102 and provided between the adjustment straps 109, with one strap provided inside and one strap provided outside the fan-shaped portion 102, making them convenient for coordinated adjustment.

[0027] When using the present invention, the surgical area can be fully covered and the surgical incision can be well exposed. The lower limbs can be well wrapped, especially when the abdominal incision and the perineal incision are operated together. When in use, only a sterile drape is needed on the outermost layer, which can protect the surgical area to the greatest extent and reduce the possibility of incision contamination, and reduce medical costs. When in use, the present invention can be directly laid on the patient's body surface, and laid with the rectangular part 101 side facing the patient's head side and the fan-shaped part 102 side facing the patient's leg side. Then, the abdominal incision cover cloth 103 and the abdominal incision 107 can be set to expose the surgical site during abdominal surgery or cover it when not in surgery. Further, the perineum can be set to The right side cover cloth 106 can cover the patient's legs, and the left side cover cloth 105 can cover the patient's legs, thereby wrapping the patient's lower limbs well. The adjustment belt 109 and the binding belt 110 can adjust the use of the fan-shaped part 102, so as to achieve full coverage of the surgical area and good exposure of the surgical incision, and can wrap the lower limbs well, especially when the abdominal incision and the perineal incision are operated together. When used, the outermost layer only needs to be covered with a sterile drape, which can protect the surgical area to the greatest extent, reduce the possibility of incision contamination, and reduce medical costs.

[0028] The above embodiments are merely illustrative of the principles and effects of the present invention and are not intended to limit the present invention. Anyone skilled in the art may modify or alter the above embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Therefore, all equivalent modifications or alterations made by persons skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and technical principles disclosed herein shall be covered by the claims of the present invention.

Claims

1. A sterile drape for an operating table, comprising a drape body, characterized in that: The drape body is composed of a rectangular portion and a fan-shaped portion; An abdominal incision cover cloth is provided on one side of the rectangular portion close to the fan-shaped portion, and one side of the rectangular portion is the patient's head side; A perineal incision cover cloth is provided on the middle area of ​​the fan-shaped portion, and the tail side of the fan-shaped portion is the patient's leg side.

2. The sterile drape for an operating table according to claim 1, wherein: Leg covering cloths are also provided on both sides of the tail of the fan-shaped part, one side is the right covering cloth, and the other side is the left covering cloth.

3. The sterile drape for an operating table according to claim 1, wherein: The abdominal incision cover cloth is provided with an abdominal incision.

4. The sterile drape for an operating table according to claim 1, wherein: The perineum incision cover cloth is provided with a perineum incision.

5. The sterile drape for an operating table according to claim 1, wherein: An adjusting belt and a binding belt are also provided on the tail of the fan-shaped portion. The adjusting belt is provided on both sides of the tail of the fan-shaped portion and can be retracted and adjusted. The binding belt is provided between the adjusting belts, and one is provided inside and one outside the fan-shaped portion.

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