Auxiliary bloodletting device for ear tip bloodletting therapy

Abstract

The utility model provides an auxiliary bloodletting device for ear tip bloodletting therapy, which comprises a U-shaped pressing piece capable of being clamped on two sides of an ear, two side walls of the U-shaped pressing piece are clamping arms, and the two clamping arms of the U-shaped pressing piece can be close to or separated from each other so as to clamp the ear. A bloodletting channel allowing a bloodletting needle to penetrate is formed in the end, away from an open end opening of the U-shaped pressing piece, of the U-shaped pressing piece, the bloodletting channel is formed in a penetrating mode right opposite to the open end opening of the U-shaped pressing piece, and a blood squeezing device is arranged on the clamping face of one clamping arm of the U-shaped pressing piece in parallel. One end of the blood squeezing device extends towards the open port of the U-shaped pressing piece, the other end of the blood squeezing device extends towards the bloodletting channel, the blood squeezing device is used for squeezing blood in the ear towards the ear tip after the ear tip is punctured, and the blood in the ear can be discharged automatically. The eartip bloodletting is more convenient, and the eartip bloodletting treatment efficiency is improved.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The utility model relates to ear tip bloodletting therapy technical field of traditional Chinese medicine, specifically related to a kind of auxiliary bloodletting device for ear tip bloodletting therapy. BACKGROUND

[0002] Ear tip bloodletting therapy is a traditional Chinese medicine treatment method, has long history and rich clinical application, and also shows its unique treatment value in modern medical research.Bloodletting is also called blood pricking, also called bloodletting or bloodletting technique.The therapy mainly carries out bloodletting in ear tip part to achieve the effects of purging fire and cooling blood, clearing heat and resolving toxicity, resolving blood stasis and relieving symptoms, calming and pain relieving, dredging meridians and clearing the brain and eyes.Ear tip bloodletting therapy is suitable for various diseases, including but not limited to pain, excess syndrome, heat syndrome, hypertension, headache, arthritis, gynecological diseases, etc.

[0003] The traditional ear tip bloodletting method is to pinch the ear tip part of the patient with fingers, use the needle to prick the ear tip, and then repeatedly squeeze the patient's auricle with hands to extrude the blood in the ear to the ear tip to assist blood discharge.This bloodletting method is simple and direct, but in the bloodletting process, since there are few capillaries on the ear, the blood is slowly discharged, and the doctor needs to repeatedly squeeze the patient's auricle with hands, so that the bloodletting is not convenient, and the doctor's time and energy are wasted. UTILITY MODEL CONTENT

[0004] Therefore, it is necessary to provide an auxiliary bloodletting device for ear tip bloodletting therapy to solve the technical problem of inconvenient ear tip bloodletting in the prior art.

[0005] The utility model solves the technical problems by adopting the following technical solutions:

[0006] An auxiliary bloodletting device for ear tip bloodletting therapy includes a U-shaped pressing piece that can be clamped on both sides of the ear, the two side walls of the U-shaped pressing piece are clamping arms, the two clamping arms of the U-shaped pressing piece can approach or separate each other to clamp the ear, a bloodletting channel is provided at one end of the U-shaped pressing piece away from the open port for the bloodletting needle to pass through, the bloodletting channel is throughly provided opposite the open port of the U-shaped pressing piece, a blood extrusion device is parallelly arranged on the clamping surface of one of the clamping arms of the U-shaped pressing piece, one end of the blood extrusion device extends toward the open port of the U-shaped pressing piece, and the other end extends toward the bloodletting channel, and the blood extrusion device performs extrusion movement along the clamping surface of the clamping arm toward the bloodletting channel to extrude the blood in the ear clamped in the two clamping arms toward the bloodletting channel to assist bloodletting of the ear.

[0007] Preferably, the blood squeezing device includes squeezing wheels, a squeezing belt, and a drive motor. There are at least two squeezing wheels, each rotatably mounted on a clamping arm. One squeezing wheel is near the open port of the U-shaped pressing member, and the other squeezing wheel is near the blood drainage channel. The surfaces of both squeezing wheels are parallel to the clamping surface of the clamping arm, and the two squeezing wheels have the same axial direction, with their rotation direction both facing the blood drainage channel. The squeezing belt is annularly sleeved on the two squeezing wheels. Several protruding squeezing posts are spaced along the circumference of the outer surface of the squeezing belt. The pressure column protrudes from the clamping surface of the clamping arm and faces the clamping surface of the other clamping arm. The drive motor is connected to one of the squeezing wheel shafts and drives the squeezing wheel to rotate. The squeezing wheel drives the squeezing belt to move towards the bloodletting channel. After the two clamping arms of the U-shaped pressing member come together to clamp the ear, they can squeeze the squeezing column onto the surface of the clamped ear. The squeezing column applies pressure to the surface of the ear, and under the drive of the squeezing belt, the squeezing column moves along the surface of the ear towards the bloodletting channel to squeeze the blood in the ear towards the bloodletting channel.

[0008] Preferably, an elastic protective film is fixedly provided on the clamping surface of the clamping arm of the blood squeezing device. The protective film covers the squeezing band, and the squeezing band moves in the direction of the bloodletting channel while closely adhering to the lower surface of the protective film, so that the squeezing column on the squeezing band applies pressure to the ear through the protective film and moves along the lower surface of the protective film in the direction of the bloodletting channel to assist in bloodletting from the ear.

[0009] Preferably, the extrusion column is rotatably disposed on the outer surface of the extrusion belt, and the axial direction of the extrusion column is the same as that of the extrusion wheel.

[0010] Preferably, a protective pad is provided on the clamping surface of the other clamping arm of the U-shaped pressing member that clamps the ear.

[0011] Preferably, the back of the two clamping arms of the U-shaped pressing member are respectively provided with anti-slip protrusions to facilitate pressing and applying force.

[0012] Preferably, the clamping arm of the U-shaped pressing member is made of an elastic material.

[0013] Preferably, absorbent cotton is pasted on the outer side of the U-shaped pressing member at the edge of the bloodletting channel.

[0014] Preferably, the U-shaped pressing member is provided with a battery for powering the drive motor, and a charging port and a power switch are provided on the side wall of the U-shaped pressing member.

[0015] Preferably, the U-shaped pressing member is formed by two clamping arms hinged together.

[0016] As can be seen from the above technical solution, the auxiliary bloodletting device for ear-tip bloodletting therapy provided in this application includes a U-shaped pressing member that can be clamped on both sides of the ear. The two side walls of the U-shaped pressing member are clamping arms, and the two clamping arms of the U-shaped pressing member can be brought together or separated to clamp the ear. A bloodletting channel for a bloodletting needle to pass through is provided at the end of the U-shaped pressing member away from its open port. The bloodletting channel is opened through the open port of the U-shaped pressing member. A blood squeezing device is arranged parallel to the clamping surface of one of the clamping arms of the U-shaped pressing member. One end of the blood squeezing device extends toward the open port of the U-shaped pressing member, and the other end extends toward the open port of the U-shaped pressing member. One end extends towards the bloodletting channel and squeezes along the clamping surface of the clamping arm towards the bloodletting channel. When performing bloodletting treatment on a patient's ear, the U-shaped pressing piece can clamp the patient's ear, making the blood squeezing device close to one side of the ear. After the doctor uses a needle to puncture the ear tip through the bloodletting channel, the blood squeezing device is activated to squeeze the ear. The blood squeezing device forces the blood in the ear towards the ear tip, allowing the blood in the ear to drain out on its own. In this way, the doctor does not need to repeatedly squeeze the patient's auricle by hand, making ear tip bloodletting more convenient, improving the efficiency of ear tip bloodletting treatment, and saving the doctor's time and energy. Attached Figure Description

[0017] Figure 1 This is a side view of the structure of the utility model.

[0018] Figure 2 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the utility model.

[0019] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the utility model from another angle.

[0020] Figure 4 A schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model with a protective film.

[0021] Figure 5 for Figure 4 Schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure at point AA along the middle.

[0022] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the blood squeezing device of this utility model.

[0023] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of the blood squeezing device.

[0024] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0025] In the figure: U-shaped pressing part 10, bloodletting channel 11, protective film 12, protective pad 13, anti-slip protrusion 14, blood-absorbing cotton 15, battery 16, charging port 17, power switch 18, blood squeezing device 20, squeezing wheel 201, squeezing belt 202, drive motor 203, squeezing column 204. Detailed Implementation

[0026] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions of the embodiments of this utility model, the drawings used in the embodiments will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are some embodiments of this utility model. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative effort.

[0027] Please refer to Figure 1 and Figure 2 This utility model provides an auxiliary bloodletting device for ear-tip bloodletting therapy, including a U-shaped pressing member 10 that can be clamped on both sides of the ear. The two side walls of the U-shaped pressing member 10 are clamping arms, made of elastic materials such as rubber, silicone, plastic, or fiber. The two clamping arms can retract and clamp the ear when squeezed by external force. A bloodletting channel 11 is provided at the end of the U-shaped pressing member 10 away from its open port for a bloodletting needle to pass through. The bloodletting channel 11 is directly opposite the open port of the U-shaped pressing member 10. A blood squeezing device 20 is arranged parallel to the clamping surface of one of the clamping arms of the U-shaped pressing member 10. One end of the blood squeezing device 20 extends towards the open port of the U-shaped pressing member 10, and the other end extends towards the bloodletting channel 11, squeezing along the clamping surface of the clamping arm towards the bloodletting channel 11. During bloodletting treatment of a patient's ear, the doctor holds a U-shaped compression device 10, separates the two clamping arms of the U-shaped compression device 10, and faces the patient's ear with its open end towards the ear. The patient's ear is placed between the two clamping arms, with the tip of the ear facing the bloodletting channel 11. The doctor pinches the two clamping arms of the U-shaped compression device 10 with their fingers, bringing them together to clamp the patient's ear. The blood squeezing device 20 is then pressed tightly against one side of the ear and held in this clamping state. The doctor inserts a needle for bloodletting into the U-shaped compression device 10 from the outside of the bloodletting channel 11, piercing the ear tip located within the bloodletting channel 11. After piercing the ear tip with the needle, the doctor activates the blood squeezing device 20 to perform a squeezing motion on the ear. The blood squeezing device 20 is used to squeeze the blood in the ear towards the bloodletting channel 11 to assist in bloodletting and allow the blood in the ear to flow towards the ear tip and drain out on its own.

[0028] Please refer to Figure 1 , Figure 2 and Figure 6Specifically, the blood squeezing device 20 includes squeezing wheels 201, squeezing belt 202, and a drive motor 203. A cavity is provided inside one of the clamping arms of the U-shaped pressing member 10, and the cavity communicates with the clamping surface of the clamping arm. At least two squeezing wheels 201 are rotatably disposed within the cavities of the clamping arms. One squeezing wheel 201 is near the open port of the U-shaped pressing member 10, and the other squeezing wheel 201 is near the bloodletting channel 11. The wheel surfaces of the two squeezing wheels 201 are parallel to the clamping surface of the clamping arm, and the axial directions of the two squeezing wheels 201 are the same, with their rotation directions both facing the bloodletting channel 11. The squeezing belt 202 is annularly sleeved on the two squeezing wheels 201. Several protruding squeezing posts 204 are arranged at intervals along the circumference of the outer surface of the squeezing belt 202. The squeezing posts 204 protrude from the clamping surface of the clamping arm and are directly opposite the clamping surface of the other clamping arm. The squeezing posts 204 are elongated structures and are fixedly arranged laterally on the outer surface of the squeezing belt 202. The drive motor 203 is shaft-connected to one of the squeezing wheels 201. The drive motor 203 drives the squeezing wheel 201 to rotate. The squeezing wheel 201 drives the squeezing belt 202 to move in the direction of the bloodletting channel 11. The squeezing posts 204 arranged on the outer surface of the squeezing belt 202 are used to squeeze the surface of the ear and move along the surface of the ear towards the ear tip to squeeze the blood in the ear towards the ear tip, so as to assist in the bloodletting of the ear. During bloodletting treatment of a patient's ear, the doctor holds a U-shaped pressing device 10 and clamps it onto the patient's ear. This ensures that the squeezing band 202 of the blood squeezing device 20 is tightly pressed against one side of the ear and remains clamped. After piercing the ear tip with a needle, the drive motor 203 is activated to drive the squeezing wheel 201 to rotate. Driven by the squeezing wheel 201, the squeezing band 202 moves along the surface of the clamped ear towards the bloodletting channel 11, i.e., towards the ear tip. The spaced-apart squeezing columns 204 sequentially squeeze the ear surface and, driven by the squeezing band 202, move along the ear skin towards the ear tip in a wave-like circular squeezing motion, forcing the blood inside the ear towards the ear tip and draining it. The outer surface of the squeezing column 204 that contacts the ear is rounded and smooth, which reduces damage to the ear skin during friction and movement.

[0029] The drive motor 203 is a miniature DC geared motor. A battery 16 for powering the drive motor 203 is provided inside the U-shaped pressing member 10. A charging port 17 for charging the battery 16 and a power switch 18 for controlling the operation of the drive motor 203 are provided on the outer wall of the U-shaped pressing member 10.

[0030] To prevent slippage between the extrusion wheel 201 and the extrusion belt 202, the extrusion wheel 201 is a synchronous pulley, and the extrusion belt 202 is a toothed belt that matches the synchronous pulley.

[0031] Please refer toFigure 7 In a preferred embodiment, the compression column 204 is a cylinder that is rotatably mounted on the outer surface of the compression belt 202. The compression column 204 and the compression wheel 201 are axially aligned. After the U-shaped pressing member 10 is clamped on the patient's ear, the compression column 204 can roll along the ear surface under the traction of the compression belt 202. The rolling movement of the compression column 204 can reduce the operating resistance of the compression belt 202 and reduce the damage to the ear skin caused by the compression column 204.

[0032] Please refer to Figure 4 and Figure 5 Furthermore, to prevent the blood squeezing device 20 from damaging the ear skin, an elastic protective film 12 is fixedly laid on the clamping surface of the clamping arm of the blood squeezing device 20 held by the U-shaped pressing member 10. The protective film 12 covers the squeezing band 202 and is made of thin elastic fiber cloth or rubber. The squeezing band 202 moves along the lower surface of the protective film 12 towards the bloodletting channel 11 so that the squeezing column 204 on the squeezing band 202 applies pressure to the ear through the protective film 12 and moves along the lower surface of the protective film 12 towards the bloodletting channel 11 to assist in ear bloodletting. When the protective film 12 is squeezed by the squeezing column 204, it will deform and bulge towards the ear skin, which will not affect the squeezing force of the squeezing column 204. The protective film 12 isolates the squeezing column 204 from the ear skin, avoiding direct contact between the squeezing column 204 and the ear, thus protecting the ear and preventing the squeezing column 204 from causing compressive damage to the ear skin.

[0033] Please refer to Figure 1 and Figure 3 Furthermore, a protective pad 13 is laid on the clamping surface of the other clamping arm of the U-shaped pressing member 10 that clamps the ear. The protective pad 13 is made of silicone or flexible fiber cloth and serves as a protective layer.

[0034] Please refer to Figure 2 and Figure 3 Furthermore, the back of the two clamping arms of the U-shaped pressing member 10 are respectively provided with anti-slip protrusions 14 to facilitate pressing and applying force, so as to clamp the ear.

[0035] Please refer to Figure 2 or Figure 4 Furthermore, an absorbent cotton 15 is attached to the outer side of the U-shaped pressing member 10 at the edge of the bloodletting channel 11. The absorbent cotton 15 can absorb the blood released from the ear tip, preventing blood overflow. The absorbent cotton 15 is attached with medical tape and is replaced after each ear bloodletting.

[0036] Please refer to Figure 8In another preferred embodiment, the U-shaped pressing member 10 can also be formed by two clamping arms hinged together, with the same usage and function.

[0037] In practical use, the doctor holds the U-shaped pressing component 10, manually pinching its two clamping arms to clamp it onto the patient's ear. The blood squeezing device 20, through the protective membrane 12, is pressed tightly against one side of the ear, with the ear tip positioned at the bloodletting channel 11. Maintaining this clamped state, the doctor can then puncture the ear tip with a needle through the bloodletting channel 11 and activate the drive motor 203 to rotate the squeezing wheel 201. This causes the squeezing band 202, driven by the squeezing wheel 201, to move along the lower surface of the protective membrane 12 towards the bloodletting channel 11, i.e., towards the ear tip. The squeezing column 204 forces the blood from inside the ear towards the ear tip for bloodletting. During the bloodletting process, the patient can also pinch the U-shaped pressing component 10 to maintain the clamped position on the ear, assisting in the bloodletting. This eliminates the need for the doctor to repeatedly squeeze the patient's auricle, making ear tip bloodletting more convenient, improving the efficiency of ear tip bloodletting treatment, and saving the doctor's time and energy.

[0038] The above-disclosed embodiments are merely preferred embodiments of the present utility model and should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present utility model. Those skilled in the art can understand that implementing all or part of the above-described embodiments and making equivalent changes in accordance with the claims of the present utility model are still within the scope of the utility model.

Claims

1. An auxiliary bloodletting device for ear-tip bloodletting therapy, characterized in that: The device includes a U-shaped clamping element that can be held on both sides of the ear. The two side walls of the U-shaped clamping element are clamping arms, which can be brought together or separated to clamp the ear. A bloodletting channel is provided at the end of the U-shaped clamping element away from its open port for a bloodletting needle to pass through. The bloodletting channel is directly opposite the open port of the U-shaped clamping element. A blood squeezing device is arranged parallel to the clamping surface of one of the clamping arms of the U-shaped clamping element. One end of the blood squeezing device extends toward the open port of the U-shaped clamping element, and the other end extends toward the bloodletting channel. It performs a squeezing movement along the clamping surface of the clamping arm toward the bloodletting channel to squeeze the blood in the ear clamped between the two clamping arms toward the bloodletting channel, thereby assisting in the bleeding of the ear.

2. The auxiliary bloodletting device for ear-tip bloodletting therapy as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The blood squeezing device includes squeezing wheels, a squeezing belt, and a drive motor. There are at least two squeezing wheels, each rotatably mounted on a clamping arm. One squeezing wheel is near the open port of the U-shaped pressing member, and the other squeezing wheel is near the blood drainage channel. The surfaces of both squeezing wheels are parallel to the clamping surface of the clamping arm, and their axial directions are the same, with their rotation directions both facing the blood drainage channel. The squeezing belt is annularly sleeved on the two squeezing wheels. Several protruding squeezing posts are spaced along the circumference of the outer surface of the squeezing belt. The clamping surface of the protruding clamping arm is directly opposite the clamping surface of the other clamping arm. The drive motor is connected to one of the extrusion wheel shafts and drives the extrusion wheel to rotate. The extrusion wheel drives the extrusion belt to move towards the bloodletting channel. After the two clamping arms of the U-shaped pressing member come together to clamp the ear, they can press the extrusion column onto the surface of the clamped ear. The extrusion column applies pressure to the surface of the ear, and under the drive of the extrusion belt, the extrusion column moves along the surface of the ear towards the bloodletting channel to squeeze the blood in the ear towards the bloodletting channel.

3. The auxiliary bloodletting device for ear-tip bloodletting therapy as described in claim 2, characterized in that: An elastic protective membrane is fixedly installed on the clamping surface of the clamping arm of the blood squeezing device. The protective membrane covers the squeezing band, which moves along the lower surface of the protective membrane toward the bloodletting channel. This allows the squeezing column on the squeezing band to apply pressure to the ear through the protective membrane and move along the lower surface of the protective membrane toward the bloodletting channel to assist in bloodletting from the ear.

4. The auxiliary bloodletting device for ear-tip bloodletting therapy as described in claim 3, characterized in that: The extrusion column is rotatably mounted on the outer surface of the extrusion belt, and the extrusion column is axially aligned with the extrusion wheel.

5. The auxiliary bloodletting device for ear-tip bloodletting therapy as described in claim 1 or 4, characterized in that: A protective pad is provided on the clamping surface of the other clamping arm of the U-shaped pressing member that clamps the ear.

6. The auxiliary bloodletting device for ear-tip bloodletting therapy as described in claim 5, characterized in that: The back of the two clamping arms of the U-shaped pressing component are respectively provided with anti-slip protrusions to facilitate pressing and applying force.

7. The auxiliary bloodletting device for ear-tip bloodletting therapy as described in claim 6, characterized in that: The clamping arm of the U-shaped pressing component is made of elastic material.

8. The auxiliary bloodletting device for ear-tip bloodletting therapy as described in claim 1 or 4, characterized in that: The outer side of the U-shaped pressing piece is covered with absorbent cotton at the edge of the bloodletting channel.

9. The auxiliary bloodletting device for ear-tip bloodletting therapy as described in claim 2, characterized in that: The U-shaped pressing component contains a battery for powering the drive motor, and a charging port and a power switch are provided on the side wall of the U-shaped pressing component.

10. The auxiliary bloodletting device for ear-tip bloodletting therapy as described in claim 6, characterized in that: The U-shaped pressing member is formed by two clamping arms hinged together.

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