一种辅助治疗脓毒症的管路管理装置
By designing a tubing management device with longitudinal slide rails, transverse slide rails, and clamping claws, the problems of cross-entanglement, sagging, and clamping damage in the management of tubing for sepsis patients were solved, achieving tubing stability and safety, and adapting to changes in patient position and bedside operations.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- WENZHOU CENT HOSPITAL
- Filing Date
- 2026-06-17
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-17
AI Technical Summary
Managing tubing in patients with sepsis is challenging, as tubing is prone to tangling, sagging, sagging under pressure, lateral traction, and twisting at clamping points, with risks of dislodgement or injury from clamping.
A tubing management device for the auxiliary treatment of sepsis was designed. It adopts a longitudinal slide rail, a transverse slide rail, a sliding seat and a gripper structure. The transverse compliance and longitudinal limitation of the tubing are achieved through the cooperation of gears and toothed chains. Combined with the locking mechanism of ratchet and pawl, the stability and safety of the tubing are ensured when the patient's position changes and during bedside operations.
It effectively reduces the risk of tubing cross-entanglement, sagging, twisting, and clamping damage, improves the convenience and safety of tubing management, and adapts to different bedside treatment heights and tubing layout requirements.
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Abstract
Claims
1. A line management device for the assisted treatment of sepsis, comprising an outer holder (1) and a clamping jaw (6) for clamping a line, characterized in that The outer fixed frame (1) is provided with a longitudinal slide rail (12), and a longitudinal sliding seat (3) is slidably installed on the longitudinal slide rail (12). The longitudinal sliding seat (3) is connected to the transverse slide rail (11) through a connector (31). A transverse sliding seat (2) is slidably installed on the transverse slide rail (11). The gripper (6) is provided on the transverse sliding seat (2). The longitudinal sliding seat (3) is provided with a locking mechanism (4). The locking mechanism (4) is used to restrict the longitudinal sliding seat (3) from moving downward along the longitudinal slide rail (12).
2. A line management device for adjunct therapy of sepsis according to claim 1, characterized in that, Both the transverse slide rail (11) and the longitudinal slide rail (12) are fixedly provided with toothed chains (13) along the length direction. Both the transverse sliding seat (2) and the longitudinal sliding seat (3) are provided with gear grooves (52). Both the transverse sliding seat (2) and the longitudinal sliding seat (3) are rotatably provided with manual adjustment wheels (5). The manual adjustment wheel (5) is coaxially fixedly connected with a gear (51). The gear (51) is located in the corresponding gear groove (52) and meshes with the corresponding toothed chain (13).
3. A line management device to assist in the treatment of sepsis according to claim 2, wherein, The locking mechanism (4) includes a mounting base (41), a ratchet (42), and a pawl (43). The mounting base (41) is fixedly mounted on the longitudinal sliding seat (3). The ratchet (42) is coaxially and fixedly connected to the gear (51) on the longitudinal sliding seat (3). The pawl (43) is rotatably mounted on the mounting base (41) and cooperates with the ratchet (42). The ratchet (42) includes a guide slope and a stop surface. The guide slope is configured to allow the pawl (43) to pass over the ratchet in the ratchet rotation direction corresponding to the upward movement of the longitudinal sliding seat (3). The stop surface is configured to stop and cooperate with the pawl (43) in the ratchet rotation direction corresponding to the downward movement of the longitudinal sliding seat (3).
4. A line management device for adjunct therapy of sepsis according to claim 3, characterized in that, The locking mechanism (4) further includes a fixing plate (432) and a spring (433). The fixing plate (432) is fixedly mounted on the mounting base (41). One end of the spring (433) is connected to the pawl (43) and the other end is connected to the fixing plate (432) so that the pawl (43) tends to engage with the ratchet (42).
5. A tubing management device for adjuvant treatment of sepsis according to claim 4, characterized in that, The pawl (43) is provided with a pull rod (431), which is used to drive the pawl (43) to disengage from the ratchet (42). The fixing plate (432) is provided with a groove, which is used to avoid the pawl (43) when the pawl (43) disengages from the ratchet (42).
6. A line management device for adjunct therapy of sepsis according to claim 2, wherein, The gear groove (52) is opened on the side of the transverse sliding seat (2) and the longitudinal sliding seat (3) near the corresponding tooth chain (13). The gear (51) is at least partially accommodated in the gear groove (52), and a part of the gear (51) extends out of the gear groove (52) and meshes with the corresponding tooth chain (13).
7. The line management device for adjunct therapy of sepsis according to claim 1, characterized in that, The connector (31) is detachably connected between the longitudinal sliding seat (3) and the transverse slide rail (11), so that the transverse slide rail (11) can be disassembled or replaced relative to the longitudinal sliding seat (3).
8. The line management device for adjunct therapy of sepsis according to claim 1, characterized in that, The gripper (6) is rotatably mounted on the transverse sliding seat (2) via a rotating member (61). The gripper (6) includes a clamping part for forming a pipeline accommodating space and an elastic clamping piece disposed inside the clamping part. The elastic clamping piece is used to elastically abut against the outer wall of the pipeline so that the gripper (6) can rotate with the pulling direction of the pipeline and reduce the twisting of the pipeline at the clamping point.