Auxiliary diagnosis and treatment device for neurological interventional procedures

ZA202510836BActive Publication Date: 2026-08-26JINGHUA ZHANG
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Application Number
ZA202510836
Authority / Receiving Office
ZA · ZA
Patent Type
Patents
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-12-17
Publication Date
2026-08-26
Estimated Expiration
2045-12-17

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Abstract

An auxiliary diagnosis and treatment device for neurological interventional procedures, relates to the field of neurology, which comprises an elongated hollow grip portion; elongated slot bodies are provided on the grip portion; an extending direction of the elongated slot bodies is parallel to an extending direction of the grip portion, and the elongated slot bodies communicate with an interior of the grip portion; a C-shaped sliding track is arranged inside the grip portion; an opening of the C-shaped sliding track communicates with the elongated slot bodies; a sliding column body is slidably fitted in the C-shaped sliding track; a connecting block is fixed on the sliding column body; the connecting block passes through the opening of the C-shaped sliding track and the elongated slot bodies; a core hollow tube body is fixed on the connecting block; a sliding hollow tube body is slidably sleeved on the core hollow tube body; springs are arranged on a lower inner wall of the core hollow tube body; a pressure sensor is arranged on an upper inner wall of the sliding hollow tube body; an end of the springs away from the core hollow tube body abuts against the pressure sensor; a pressing button is fixed at an upper end of the sliding hollow tube body; a pressure display portion is arranged on the core hollow tube body; blocking plate bodies are fixed on a lower outer wall of the grip portion. The device has a novel structure, enables targeted training of different fingers, provides quantitative display of pressing force, offers high stability, and can assist the entire process of neurological interventional diagnosis and treatment, thereby exhibiting strong practicality.
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