This utility model relates to the field of
medical device technology and discloses a multifunctional integrated bronchoscope for treating
phlegm. It includes an integrated
endoscope body, an
insertion tube, a composite tube, and a receiving box. The
insertion tube is connected to the front end of the integrated
endoscope body, and one end of the composite tube is connected to the integrated
endoscope body. The end of the integrated endoscope body has a rear interface for connecting to an external suction device. A central column is rotatably connected inside the receiving box. Multiple limiting blocks are arranged on the side wall of the central column, and a
ratchet is provided at the bottom of the central column. A traction rod is rotatably connected to the bottom of the receiving box, and a pawl that engages with the
ratchet is provided above the traction rod. The composite tube extends into the receiving box and wraps around the central column, with the other end extending out of the receiving box. Auxiliary components are provided on the integrated endoscope body. This invention can improve the problems in the prior art where doctors frequently encounter difficulties in handling and using the bronchoscope and suction device due to the entanglement of the two devices' tubing during
surgery, leading to equipment damage and prolonged surgical time.