This invention relates to the field of medical devices, and particularly to a novel tracheostomy
occlusion device, comprising an
operating table, a fixation plate, an adjustment mechanism, and an execution mechanism. This invention addresses the following problems encountered in the practical use of tracheostomy auxiliary retraction devices: prolonged holding of the
retractor by the surgical assistant can cause soreness and lead to shaking of the
retractor, which in turn can cause
neck movement, affecting the normal progress of the
surgery and potentially causing further trauma to the patient's trachea. Furthermore, it cannot effectively manage blood flowing from the neck, which may lead to blood entering the trachea and causing respiratory discomfort, even threatening the patient's life; the portion of the tracheostomy cannula inside the trachea obstructs the
airway, affecting the patient's ability to cough up
sputum and leading to inaccurate assessments of the patient's coughing ability; and it can easily cause blind
sinus tracts to form at the tracheostomy site.