Improved fetal monitoring band
The design of the improved fetal monitoring belt solves the problem of the single function of the existing fetal monitoring belt, realizes the fixation of obstetric sandbags and newborns, and improves the comfort and safety of mothers after delivery.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202422003636.3
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-08-16
- Publication Date
- 2025-09-30
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-08-16
AI Technical Summary
The existing fetal monitoring belt has a single function and cannot be used to fix an obstetric sandbag and a newborn at the same time. In addition, the mother is prone to fatigue after giving birth and finds it difficult to hold the newborn for a long time.
An improved fetal monitoring belt is designed, which includes a first and a second elastic belt body arranged at intervals. The belt body is provided with a locking through hole and a locking through groove, and is equipped with buttons and Velcro. It is used to connect and fix fetal heart monitors, uterine contraction pressure monitors, obstetric sandbags and newborns, and multifunctional fixation is achieved through an elastic storage pocket.
While realizing the monitoring of fetal heart rate and uterine contraction pressure, it can also safely fix the obstetric sandbag and the newborn, reduce the operational burden of medical staff, and improve the comfort and safety of mothers after delivery.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to the field of medical equipment, in particular to an improved fetal monitoring belt. Background Art
[0002] In obstetrics and gynecology departments, medical staff often use fetal monitoring belts to assist mothers in monitoring data such as fetal heart rate and uterine pressure. Existing fetal monitoring belts have an elastic, belt-like body with a button at the beginning and multiple mounting holes at the end. The button is aligned and snapped into one of the mounting holes, detachably connecting the beginning and end, thus forming a ring-shaped fetal monitoring belt. When data monitoring is needed, medical staff first take two fetal monitoring belts and place them around the waist and abdomen of the mother to be monitored. They then form the two belts into a ring as described above, wrapping them around the outside of the mother's waist and abdomen and keeping them close to each other. The fetal heart monitor and uterine pressure monitor can then be inserted into the inner sides of the two belts. Because the belts are elastic, the elastic force of the belts presses the two monitors against the mother's waist and abdomen, allowing fetal heart rate and uterine pressure monitoring to be performed. The existing fetal monitoring belt can only be used to compress monitors such as fetal heart rate monitors and uterine contraction pressure monitors, and has a relatively simple function. Utility Model Content
[0003] The inventors found that in actual work, medical staff usually place obstetric sandbags on the abdomen of mothers after they have undergone cesarean section. They use the obstetric sandbags to compress the abdominal incision, reduce bleeding and exudate from the wound, and help the abdominal incision heal faster. During the compression process, it is necessary to hold the sandbag placed on the abdomen of the mother to prevent it from falling during the compression process. The inventors also found that after giving birth, mothers need to place the newborn in front of their waist and abdomen for early contact and to improve intimacy with the newborn. However, mothers are prone to fatigue after giving birth, and it is difficult for them to hold the newborn for a long time.
[0004] Based on the above findings, the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide an improved fetal monitoring belt, which can not only be used to compress monitors such as fetal heart rate monitors and uterine contraction pressure monitors, but also can be used to securely fix obstetric sandbags and newborns on the mother.
[0005] In order to solve the above problems, the utility model provides an improved fetal monitoring belt, comprising a first elastic belt body and a second elastic belt body arranged at intervals, the first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body are both horizontally arranged, and the starting and ending ends of each elastic belt body can be detachably connected together to form the belt body into a ring to surround and tighten it around the waist and abdomen of the parturient; an elastic accommodating pocket is provided on the outside of the first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body for fixing the newborn at the waist and abdomen of the parturient, the left and right parts of the elastic accommodating pocket are connected to the first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body to connect the first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body together, and the middle part of the elastic accommodating pocket is not connected to the elastic belt body, thereby forming a vertical pocket opening in the middle part of the elastic accommodating pocket; it also includes an obstetric sandbag, which can be detachably accommodated in the elastic accommodating pocket.
[0006] Furthermore: a locking through hole is opened at one end and a locking through groove is opened at the other end of each elastic belt body, and when the belt body is formed into a ring, the locking through hole can be aligned with the locking through groove; it includes a first button, which is detachably installed and accommodated in the aligned locking through hole and locking through groove, thereby detachably connecting the starting end and the end of the elastic belt body together.
[0007] Furthermore: there are multiple locking through holes, which are arranged at intervals along the belt body; and / or there are multiple locking through grooves, which are arranged at intervals along the belt body; the first button is specifically detachably installed and accommodated in any pair of aligned locking through holes and locking through grooves.
[0008] Furthermore, at the starting and ending ends of each elastic belt body, one end is provided with a Velcro adhesive portion and the other end is provided with a Velcro adhered portion. The belt body is formed into a ring so that the adhesive portion is adhered to the adhered portion, thereby detachably connecting the starting and ending ends of the elastic belt body together.
[0009] Furthermore, the sticking portion and the adhered portion are respectively arranged on the outer side and the inner side of the elastic belt body.
[0010] Furthermore, the first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body are specifically arranged one above the other with a gap, both of which are horizontally placed left and right and parallel to each other.
[0011] Furthermore, the pocket opening vertically penetrates the elastic accommodating pocket from top to bottom.
[0012] Furthermore: two first mounting holes are opened in the middle of the elastic accommodating pocket, one above and one below, and the first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body each have a second mounting hole opened accordingly, and the two second mounting holes are respectively aligned with the two first mounting holes; including two second buttons, each second button can be detachably installed and accommodated in turn into a first mounting hole and a second mounting hole that have been aligned, dividing the elastic accommodating pocket into two pocket spaces, one on the left and one on the right.
[0013] Beneficial effects: Medical staff can wrap the first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body of the fetal monitoring belt of the present invention around and tightly put it around the waist and abdomen of the parturient, and can respectively insert the fetal heart monitor and the uterine contraction pressure monitor into the inner sides of the two elastic belt bodies as in the background art, and use the elasticity of the belt bodies to press the monitors tightly against the waist and abdomen of the parturient for monitoring; when it is necessary to use an obstetric sandbag to compress the abdomen of the parturient, it is necessary to keep the elastic belt body around the waist and abdomen of the parturient and rotate the elastic belt body to adjust the position of the elastic receiving pocket to block the surface of the parturient's area to be compressed, and the obstetric sandbag can be detachably placed in the elastic receiving pocket to compress the parturient's area to be compressed; when it is necessary to have early contact with the newborn, the medical staff can take the obstetric sandbag out of the elastic receiving pocket, and then place the newborn on the waist and abdomen of the parturient, and use the elastic receiving pocket to hold the newborn's body to fix the newborn on the waist and abdomen of the parturient. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0014] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the structure from the inner perspective when the fetal monitoring belt is unfolded.
[0015] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the structure from the outside perspective when the fetal monitoring belt is unfolded.
[0016] Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the structure when the fetal monitoring belt is surrounded.
[0017] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the structure from another perspective when the fetal monitoring belt is surrounded.
[0018] Explanation of symbols:
[0019] 1-first elastic belt; 11-starting end; 12-end; 13-locking hole; 14-locking slot; 15-first button; 16-adhesive portion; 17-adhered portion; 18-second mounting hole of the first elastic belt; 2-second elastic belt; 21-second mounting hole of the second elastic belt; 3-elastic accommodating pocket; 31-pocket opening; 32-first mounting hole. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0020] The present invention is further described in detail below in conjunction with specific embodiments.
[0021] See Figure 1The improved fetal monitoring belt comprises a first elastic belt 1 and a second elastic belt 2, spaced one above the other. Both belts 1 and 2 are arranged horizontally and parallel to each other. Each elastic belt 1 and 2 can be formed into a loop to wrap around and securely fit around the waist and abdomen of a pregnant woman. For example, the first elastic belt 1 has multiple locking holes 13 spaced along its left end 11, while its right end 12 has three locking slots 14 spaced along its right end. When it is necessary to surround and tighten the waist and abdomen of the mother, the first elastic belt body 1 is placed on the waist and abdomen of the mother, so that the starting end 11 and the end 12 of the first elastic belt body 1 are connected to form a ring to surround the waist and abdomen of the mother, and then the relative positions of the starting end 11 and the end 12 are adjusted so that the first elastic belt body 1 is slightly tightened around the waist and abdomen of the mother, and the three locking through holes 13 of the starting end 11 are respectively aligned with the three locking through grooves 14 of the end 12, and the three first buttons 15 are detachably inserted and accommodated in the three aligned locking through holes 13 and the three locking through grooves 14, and the starting end 11 and the end 12 of the first elastic belt body 1 are detachably fixed together, so that the first elastic belt body 1 is surrounded and tightened around the waist and abdomen of the mother, as shown in FIG. Figure 3 See Figure 2 The outer side surface of the first elastic belt body 1 is provided with two horizontal Velcro adhesive parts 16, one on top and one on the bottom, and the inner side surface of the end 12 is provided with two horizontal Velcro adhesive parts 17 (see Figure 1 ). After the first elastic belt body 1 has adjusted the relative positions of its starting end 11 and the end 12 as described above, the Velcro adhesive portion 16 of the starting end 11 can be first pasted onto the adhered portion 17, the starting end 11 and the end 12 that have been adjusted into place are pre-fixed, and then the three first buttons 15 are installed as described above to facilitate the installation operation. The second elastic belt body 2 has the same structure as the first elastic belt body 1 and can be surrounded and tightly wrapped around the waist and abdomen of the parturient in the same way, which will not be described in detail here. After the first elastic belt body 1 and the second elastic belt body 2 are both surrounded and tightly wrapped around the waist and abdomen of the parturient, medical staff can insert a fetal heart monitor (not shown in the figure) into the inner side of the first elastic belt body 1 and a uterine contraction pressure monitor (not shown in the figure) into the inner side of the second elastic belt body 2, and use the elasticity of the elastic belt bodies 1 and 2 to press the monitor against the waist and abdomen of the parturient to monitor.
[0022] In this embodiment, the Velcro adhesive portion 16 is adhered to the adhered portion 17 to pre-fix the starting and ending ends of the elastic bands 1 and 2. The starting and ending ends of the elastic bands 1 and 2 are then removably fixed together via the locking slot 14, the locking hole 13, and the first button 15. In other embodiments, the starting and ending ends of the elastic bands 1 and 2 may be removably fixed together only via the Velcro adhesive portion 16 and the adhered portion 17, or the locking hole 13 and the locking slot 14 may not be provided on the elastic bands 1 and 2.
[0023] See Figure 1 , the elastic accommodating pocket 3 is arranged on the outside of the first elastic belt body 1 and the outside of the second elastic belt body 2, wherein: the upper left part of the elastic accommodating pocket 3 is sewn to the left part of the first elastic belt body 1 and the upper right part is sewn to the right part of the first elastic belt body 1, the lower left part of the elastic accommodating pocket 3 is sewn to the left part of the second elastic belt body 2 and the lower right part is sewn to the right part of the second elastic belt body 2, so that the first elastic belt body 1 and the second elastic belt body 2 are connected together through the elastic accommodating pocket 3; the middle part of the elastic accommodating pocket 3 is not sewn to the first elastic belt body 1 and the second elastic belt body 2, which can be Figure 3 and Figure 4 As shown, the elastic belt bodies 1 and 2 are separated from each other to form a vertical pocket opening 31 that passes through the elastic accommodating pocket 3 from top to bottom. If it is necessary to apply pressure to the parturient's abdomen to be compressed (such as the incision after cesarean section), the medical staff needs to first surround the first elastic belt body 1 and the second elastic belt body 2 as described above and put them tightly around the parturient's waist and abdomen. When the elastic belt bodies 1 and 2 remain around the parturient's waist and abdomen, the elastic belt bodies 1 and 2 are rotated to adjust the position of the elastic accommodating pocket 3 to block the surface of the parturient's waist and abdomen to be compressed. Then, an obstetric sandbag (not shown) can be taken out and the sandbag can be detachably placed into the pocket from the pocket opening 31 of the elastic accommodating pocket 3 to be accommodated, thereby applying pressure to the parturient's waist and abdomen. During the compression process, the obstetric sandbag is restricted by the elastic accommodating pocket 3 and is always fixed to the parturient's waist and abdomen under the elastic reset force of the elastic accommodating pocket 3. It does not need the medical staff's hand to hold it and is not easy to fall from the parturient's waist and abdomen. If it is necessary to place the newborn on the mother's waist and abdomen so that the two can have early contact, the medical staff also needs to first surround and tighten the first elastic belt body 1 and the second elastic belt body 2 around the mother's waist and abdomen as described above. While the elastic belt bodies 1 and 2 are kept around the mother's waist and abdomen, the elastic belt bodies 1 and 2 are rotated to adjust the position of the elastic receiving pocket 3 to block the surface of the mother's waist and abdomen. The newborn's body can then be placed in the elastic receiving pocket 3 for accommodation, and the elastic restoring force of the elastic receiving pocket 3 is used to hold the newborn and fix it on the mother's body. In this way, the mother does not need to hold the newborn in her arms for a long time.
[0024] See Figure 3The elastic pocket 3 has two first mounting holes 32, one above and one below, in the middle. The first elastic belt 1 and the second elastic belt 2 each have a second mounting hole 18 and a second mounting hole 21, respectively. The two second mounting holes 18 and 21 are aligned with the two first mounting holes 32. Two second buttons (not shown) are taken out, and the first second button is removably inserted and accommodated in the aligned upper first mounting hole 32 and second mounting hole 18, and the second second button is removably inserted and accommodated in the aligned lower first mounting hole 32 and second mounting hole 21. This divides the elastic pocket 3 into two pocket spaces, one on the left and one on the right. Each pocket space is sized to accommodate an obstetric sandbag, forming an independent space, making it convenient for medical staff to load or remove obstetric sandbags from the corresponding pocket space.
[0025] The above is only an embodiment of the present invention and does not limit the scope of patent protection. Those skilled in the art can make non-substantial changes or substitutions based on the present invention and still fall within the scope of patent protection.
Claims
1. Improved fetal monitoring belt, characterized by: The invention comprises a first elastic belt body and a second elastic belt body which are arranged at intervals, and the first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body are both arranged horizontally, and the starting and ending ends of each elastic belt body can be detachably connected together so that the belt body forms a ring to surround and tighten around the waist and abdomen of the mother; an elastic accommodating pocket for fixing the newborn at the waist and abdomen of the mother is provided on the outside of the first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body, and the left and right parts of the elastic accommodating pocket are connected to the first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body so as to connect the first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body together, and the middle part of the elastic accommodating pocket is not connected to the elastic belt body, thereby forming a vertical pocket opening in the middle part of the elastic accommodating pocket; and the invention also comprises an obstetric sandbag which can be detachably accommodated in the elastic accommodating pocket.
2. The improved fetal monitoring belt according to claim 1, characterized in that: Each elastic belt body has a locking through hole at one end and a locking through groove at the other end, and when the belt body is formed into a ring, the locking through hole can be aligned with the locking through groove; The invention comprises a first button which is detachably installed and accommodated in the aligned locking through hole and locking through groove, thereby detachably connecting the starting end and the end end of the elastic belt body.
3. The improved fetal monitoring belt according to claim 2, characterized in that: There are multiple locking through holes, which are arranged at intervals along the belt body; and / or there are multiple locking through grooves, which are arranged at intervals along the belt body; the first button is specifically detachably installed and accommodated in any pair of aligned locking through holes and locking through grooves.
4. The improved fetal monitoring belt according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that: The starting and ending ends of each elastic belt body are provided with a Velcro adhesive portion at one end and a Velcro adhered portion at the other end. The belt body is formed into a ring so that the adhesive portion is adhered to the adhered portion, thereby detachably connecting the starting and ending ends of the elastic belt body.
5. The improved fetal monitoring belt according to claim 4, characterized in that: The sticking portion and the adhered portion are respectively arranged on the outer side and the inner side of the elastic belt body.
6. The improved fetal monitoring belt according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body are specifically arranged one above the other with a gap, both of which are horizontally arranged left and right and parallel to each other.
7. The improved fetal monitoring belt according to claim 6, characterized in that: The pocket opening vertically penetrates the elastic accommodating pocket from top to bottom.
8. The improved fetal monitoring belt according to claim 6, characterized in that: The elastic accommodating pocket has two first mounting holes, one above and one below, in the middle thereof. The first elastic belt body and the second elastic belt body each have a second mounting hole correspondingly formed therein, and the two second mounting holes are aligned with the two first mounting holes respectively; the pocket includes two second buttons, each of which is detachably installed and accommodated in turn into one of the aligned first mounting holes and one of the second mounting holes, thereby dividing the elastic accommodating pocket into two pocket spaces, one on the left and one on the right.