This invention relates to the field of
medical device technology, specifically to a
fully automatic medical auxiliary breath-holding device, comprising an
inflatable pressure abdominal binder and a head support fixation base, as well as an
inflatable pressure nasal clip mechanism disposed on the head support fixation base. The head support fixation base also includes a
massage mechanism and a main control box containing three sets of
air pump assemblies. These three sets of
air pump assemblies are respectively connected to the
inflatable pressure abdominal binder, the
massage mechanism, and the inflatable pressure nasal clip mechanism via three air supply pipes. The main control box is wirelessly connected to a
remote control box. This invention solves the problems of existing medical breath-holding auxiliary devices, such as simple functions, insufficient
automation and applicability, susceptibility to patient
head movements affecting breath-holding effectiveness, low success rate and poor
image quality for some patients with poor cooperation, time-consuming and laborious procedures, and inability to alleviate patient
anxiety during examinations, which can affect breath-holding duration and effectiveness.