Cerebral hemorrhage debridement device

Abstract

The invention relates to a cerebral hemorrhage hematoma removal device, comprising a suction syringe, a needle connected to a lower end of the suction syringe, and a suction push handle slidably connected to the suction syringe. The device further comprises a clamping block and a driving member connected to one side of the clamping block, wherein the clamping block is configured to clamp the suction syringe, and the driving member is configured to drive the suction push handle to slide along the suction syringe so as to perform a suction operation. The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows: by driving the suction push handle to slide along the suction syringe via the driving member, a traditional manual operation mode is replaced. The driving member enables precise adjustment of suction speed and thrust, and allows suction parameters to be dynamically adapted according to the viscosity of accumulated blood and the volume of a hematoma, thereby avoiding secondary intracranial vascular injury caused by excessive manual force, and also overcoming the problem that insufficient force cannot effectively remove viscous hematoma.