The present invention discloses a
flexible endoscope robot for minimally invasive
intervertebral disc surgery, which relates to the technical field of minimally invasive
intervertebral disc surgery. The present invention includes a flexible pipeline, and a negative pressure extraction tube and a flushing tube are arranged inside the flexible pipeline. A support tube is arranged at the
insertion end of the negative pressure extraction tube, an inner sliding sleeve is slidably connected inside the support tube, a driving
rope reel is rotatably installed inside the inner sliding sleeve, and multiple groups of crushing thin ropes are arranged on the outer side of the driving
rope reel. The whole of the present invention adopts a
flexible endoscope robot. When the puncture needle reaches the position of the
intervertebral foramen, there is no need to gradually expand the outer opening of the
intervertebral foramen level by level, and there is no need to resect part of the articular process joint or resect the lamina. After the
flexible endoscope robot passes through the puncture needle, it directly bends into the
intervertebral foramen, and then cooperates with the use of the clamping jaw and the negative pressure extraction tube to grab and aspirate the
intervertebral disc herniation, which can reduce the damage to the bone joints, enhance the stability of the spine, and reduce the recurrence rate of the intervertebral disc.