The invention belongs to the technical field of
medical instruments, and discloses an ultrasonic antibacterial device for treating
bone infection, which comprises a main control shell and a minimally invasive
catheter. A guide wire control module, an ultrasonic control module and a medium
liquid storage cavity are arranged in the main control shell, the minimally invasive
catheter is of a double-layer structure, and a guide wire is arranged in the minimally invasive
catheter. An annular ultrasonic medium cavity is formed in the front end of the minimally invasive catheter, the ultrasonic medium cavity is used for being filled with an ultrasonic medium solution, ultrasonic generation assemblies are arranged in the minimally invasive catheter in an
annular array mode, piezoelectric wafers are arranged in the ultrasonic generation assemblies, and the piezoelectric wafers are used for achieving
electricity-sound conversion to achieve emission and receiving of ultrasonic
waves. When the device is used, an infected part is accurately positioned through the guide wire, ultrasonic
waves are emitted by utilizing the ultrasonic generation
assembly, and a bacterial
biofilm structure is destroyed by utilizing an
ultrasonic cavitation effect, so that the effects of removing the bacterial
biofilm and performing antibacterial treatment are achieved. The device is suitable for
bone infection treatment.