4 results about "Surgical failure" patented technology

The application relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a punching positioner, which comprises a handle and a positioning head, the handle comprises a connecting end and a holding end, the holding end provides a gripping position; the positioning head is connected with the connecting end, a drill bit positioning hole is arranged on the positioning head, and an anti-skid pattern is arranged at the end face of the positioning head which abuts against the part to be punched. In the application, the design of the anti-skid pattern can increase the friction between the positioning head and the part to be drilled of the patient, improve the stability of the positioning drill bit, and reduce the risk of slipping. This helps to avoid surgical complications such as coracoid fracture, thereby reducing the risk of surgical failure.

The application provides a valve leaflet extension device, which comprises a delivery catheter, a first clamping arm, a second clamping arm, an opening and closing rod and a locking assembly, the first clamping arm is fixedly arranged at the distal end of the delivery catheter, the second clamping arm is rotationally connected to the proximal end of the first clamping arm, the opening and closing rod is connected to the proximal end of the second clamping arm and is used for opening or closing the second clamping arm, and the locking assembly comprises a blocking piece and a push rod connected with the blocking piece, and the push rod is used for driving the blocking piece to move to block the opening of the second clamping arm. The valve leaflet extension device of the application is provided with the opening and closing rod and the locking assembly, the push rod drives the blocking piece to move to block the opening of the second clamping arm, and the technical problem that the second clamping arm is pried up and tilted during the puncture process and causes the failure of the operation is solved.

This utility model relates to the field of medical devices, specifically to an endoscopic bidirectional grasping forceps, comprising a sleeve and a forceps body. A sliding plate is mounted on the inner wall of the sleeve via a sliding fit. An adjusting rod is mounted on the upper surface of the sliding plate. A superior rod is symmetrically mounted on the bottom of the sliding plate via a pin. A pin is mounted on the bottom of the superior rod, and the forceps body is mounted on the bottom of the pin. A first slider is symmetrically mounted on the upper surface of the sleeve. A superior seat is mounted on the upper surface of the first slider via a sliding fit. A first collar is symmetrically mounted on the upper surface of the superior seat. A first spring rod is mounted on the inner end of the first collar and is inserted into the outer wall of the adjusting rod. A limiting plate is arranged inside the superior seat, and a connecting rod is mounted on the upper surface of the limiting plate. This utility model employs a first spring rod structure to ensure that the forceps head of the forceps body is in a closed state, preventing accidental opening of the forceps head during object removal and thus avoiding surgical failure, thereby improving surgical safety.

This invention provides a leaflet lengthening device, including a delivery catheter, a first clamping arm, a second clamping arm, an opening and closing rod, and a locking assembly. The first clamping arm is fixed to the distal end of the delivery catheter, and the second clamping arm is rotatably connected to the proximal end of the first clamping arm. The opening and closing rod is connected to the proximal end of the second clamping arm and is used to open or close the second clamping arm. The locking assembly includes a blocking member and a push rod connected to the blocking member. The push rod is used to drive the blocking member to move to prevent the second clamping arm from opening. The leaflet lengthening device of this invention, by setting the opening and closing rod and the locking assembly, enables the push rod to drive the blocking member to move to prevent the second clamping arm from opening, thereby solving the technical problem of the second clamping arm being stretched open and tilted during puncture, leading to surgical failure.