CN111298218A - Intestinal obstruction dredging device - Google Patents

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CN111298218A
CN111298218A CN202010313115.1A CN202010313115A CN111298218A CN 111298218 A CN111298218 A CN 111298218A CN 202010313115 A CN202010313115 A CN 202010313115A CN 111298218 A CN111298218 A CN 111298218A
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Abstract

The invention discloses an intestinal obstruction dredger which comprises a catheter, wherein a side hole is formed in the wall of the front end of the catheter, an outer guide port is formed in the rear end of the catheter, a pneumatic guide head is arranged at the front end of the catheter body of the catheter, the pneumatic guide head comprises a pneumatic telescopic body and an elastic balloon which are connected into a whole, and the elastic balloon is positioned at the front end of the pneumatic telescopic body; the pneumatic telescopic body and the elastic balloon are respectively connected with a telescopic body tube and a balloon tube, the telescopic body tube and the balloon tube penetrate out from the tail part of the catheter, the tail ends of the telescopic body tube and the balloon tube are respectively provided with a telescopic body tube joint and a balloon tube joint for inflation and deflation, and the balloon tube is an X-ray developing tube. The invention is used for pressure relief, volume discharge and liquid medicine injection of patients with intestinal obstruction. When the device is used, when the catheter cannot normally advance due to obstruction, the pneumatic guide head can be operated to drag the catheter to advance, and the catheter can pass through the obstruction step by step to reach a drainage part. The flexible tube and the sacculus tube of the soft body can automatically find the gap when being inflated and extended, have strong passing capacity, do not damage the intestinal wall, and have convenient operation, safety and reliability.

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Intestinal obstruction dredging device
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of digestive tract intubation tools, and particularly relates to a device for ileus pressure relief, bowel movement and liquid medicine injection.
Background
Clinically, intestinal contents do not function normally and pass smoothly through the intestine, and intestinal obstruction is commonly referred to as intestinal obstruction. Once intestinal obstruction occurs, flora abnormal changes often occur in the intestinal tract, if the intestinal tract is not dredged in time to remove contents, intestinal secretion can be abnormally intensified, the intestinal contents are further increased, intestinal flora is more disordered to form vicious circle, the absorption function of the ileum can be stopped seriously, the intestinal canal wall is ischemic, and intestinal canal damage and necrosis are caused by local strong peristalsis of the intestine. For patients with intestinal obstruction, the intestinal obstruction catheter is inserted into the intestine of the patient to suck, decompress and remove the stem of gas and effusion at the intestinal obstruction part, which is not only a preferred scheme for non-surgical treatment of intestinal obstruction, but also an important auxiliary means for surgical treatment. When the intubate, because intestinal obstruction patient's intestines pipe generally can take place the swelling, the intestinal is narrow, and for the insertion of pipe, the mediation pipe that has current generally used generally is equipped with the seal wire, and the intestinal obstruction pipe inserts patient's intestinal obstruction position under the guide of seal wire. The catheter has several problems, firstly, when the guide wire is inserted into the catheter, the guide wire is easy to extend out from the side hole of the catheter, and the intestinal wall is punctured, even the digestive tract is punctured; secondly, for the intestinal obstruction catheter with an opening at the front end, the front end of the guide wire is easy to damage the duodenal bulb or the part nearby; thirdly, because the guide wire and the inner cavity of the catheter have certain friction, especially when the catheter is in a bending shape in the body of a patient, the friction resistance is increased, the guide wire is difficult to pull and insert, and the operation is inconvenient.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problem of providing a safe and reliable intestinal obstruction dredging device which can reach an obstruction drainage part through an autologous peristaltic traction catheter and has no wound to the intestinal wall when in use.
In order to solve the technical problem, the invention comprises a catheter, wherein the wall of the front end of the catheter is provided with a side hole, and the rear end of the catheter is provided with an outer guide port; the pneumatic telescopic body and the elastic balloon are respectively connected with a telescopic body tube and a balloon tube, the telescopic body tube and the balloon tube penetrate out of the tail part of the catheter, the tail ends of the telescopic body tube and the balloon tube are respectively provided with a telescopic body tube joint and a balloon tube joint for inflation and deflation, and the balloon tube is an X-ray developing tube.
The pneumatic telescopic body is formed by connecting disc-shaped single capsules which are communicated with each other, each disc-shaped single capsule comprises two buckled disc ring bodies, a connecting body is arranged between the buckled disc ring bodies, and the adjacent disc-shaped single capsules are also connected and communicated with each other through the connecting body; the elastic balloon is tightly connected with a connecting body at the front end of the pneumatic telescopic body.
The telescopic tube is connected with the inner tube wall of the catheter, and the front end of the sacculus tube is provided with a variable-length stretching head.
The telescopic body pipe joint and the balloon pipe joint are respectively movably connected with the telescopic body pipe and the balloon pipe, the tail end of the catheter is provided with a sealing tail cover, and the telescopic body pipe and the balloon pipe are connected in series with the sealing tail cover; the length-variable stretching head is a silica gel developing tube, and a sacculus tube at the rear part of the length-variable stretching head is provided with a developing line.
After the structure is adopted, the pneumatic guiding head comprises a guide pipe and a pneumatic guiding head, wherein the pneumatic guiding head comprises a pneumatic telescopic body and an elastic balloon, the pneumatic telescopic body and the elastic balloon are respectively connected with a telescopic body pipe and a balloon pipe, the pneumatic telescopic body can extend forwards and retract when the pneumatic telescopic body is inflated and exhausted, and the elastic balloon can expand and contract when the pneumatic telescopic body is inflated and exhausted. The pneumatic guide head is used for drawing the guide pipe to advance forwards so that the guide pipe can reach a preset position, and the guide pipe is used for guiding gas and liquid. When the pneumatic telescopic body is fully expanded, the elastic balloon is inflated to expand the elastic balloon, the elastic balloon after full expansion can expand an intestinal channel, and the front end of the pneumatic telescopic body can be fixed to play a role of an anchor pile. At the moment, the fixing of the catheter is released, the pneumatic telescopic body is pumped, the pneumatic telescopic body is integrally retracted, the front end of the pneumatic telescopic body is fixed by the elastic balloon, the retracted pneumatic telescopic body can reversely pull the catheter to move forwards, and after the pneumatic telescopic body is fully retracted, the elastic balloon is pumped again, the fixing of the pneumatic telescopic body is released, and the catheter moves forwards in one step. By repeating the operation, the catheter can pass through the obstacle in the next step by the peristaltic traction of the pneumatic guide head to reach the drainage part, and then the drainage is carried out on the gas and liquid accumulated in the intestines. The catheter of the invention not only can be quickly put in place, but also solves the problems that the existing catheter causes damage to the intestinal body of a patient due to the problem of guide wire in the use process, and the guide wire is difficult to pull out. The catheter is guided to reach the preset position through self peristalsis generated by inflation and deflation, so that the operation is convenient, the operation is safe and reliable, the flexible tube and the balloon tube of the soft body can automatically search for gaps when being inflated and extended, the passing capacity is strong, and no damage is caused to the intestinal wall. The saccule tube in the catheter is an X-ray developing tube, and when the X-ray developing tube is used, the position of the catheter can be clearly displayed under an X-ray machine.
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The invention is further described below with reference to the following figures and examples:
FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the overall structure of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the inflation of the pneumatic telescoping body of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the inflation of the elastomeric balloon of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the pneumatic bellows evacuation of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the pneumatic pilot of the present invention in a retracted position;
fig. 7 is an enlarged schematic view of the pneumatic seeker of the present invention.
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Referring to fig. 1, 2 and 7, the invention comprises a catheter 1, the catheter 1 is a three-meter-long medical silicon rubber transparent hose with a front opening, a drainage side hole 11 is arranged on the front pipe wall of the catheter, an outer guide port 12 with a side branch is arranged at the rear end of the catheter 1, the outer guide port 12 is used as a drainage port and can be connected with components such as bamboo joint connectors and the like for drainage, accumulation or liquid injection and the like. The pneumatic guide head 5 is arranged in the pipe orifice at the front end of the pipe body of the catheter 1, the pneumatic guide head 5 comprises a pneumatic telescopic body 6 and an elastic balloon 7 which are connected into a whole, and the elastic balloon 7 is positioned at the head end of the pneumatic telescopic body 6. The pneumatic telescopic body 6 is formed by splicing a plurality of communicated disc-shaped single capsule bodies 61, each disc-shaped single capsule body 61 comprises two fastened disc-shaped ring bodies 611, the fastened disc-shaped ring bodies 611 are connected through a connector 612, the disc-shaped ring bodies 611 between the adjacent disc-shaped single capsule bodies are also connected through the connector 612, and the capsule cavities of the disc-shaped single capsule bodies 61 are communicated with each other. The outer openings of the disc-shaped single-bag bodies 61 at the front end and the rear end of the pneumatic telescopic body 6 are closed. In each disc-shaped single bag body, the disc ring body 611 plays a supporting role as a framework and is made of silicon rubber materials, the connecting body 612 is made of soft silicon rubber thin film materials, and the pneumatic telescopic body 6 can stretch and retract and can also swing so as to be convenient for inserting movement. The front end of the pneumatic telescopic body 6 is provided with an elastic balloon 7 connected with the pneumatic telescopic body into a whole, the elastic balloon 7 is made of soft silicon rubber film material, and the interior of the elastic balloon can be expanded in a spherical shape when being punched. The pneumatic telescopic body 6 and the elastic balloon 7 are respectively connected with a telescopic body tube 2 and a balloon tube 3 which are communicated with the inner cavity of the pneumatic telescopic body and the elastic balloon. The telescopic body tube 2 and the sacculus tube 3 penetrate out of the tail part of the catheter 1, the pipe orifices at the tail ends of the telescopic body tube 2 and the sacculus tube 3 are respectively provided with a telescopic body tube joint 21 and a sacculus tube joint 32 for inflation and deflation, and one part of the telescopic body tube 2 and the sacculus tube 3 which are positioned in the catheter 1 are fastened and bonded with the inner wall of the catheter. When the pneumatic expansion body 6 is inflated through the expansion body pipe joint 21, the interior of the plurality of disc-shaped single balloon bodies 61 is inflated and expanded, and the pneumatic expansion body 6 can push the elastic balloon 7 to extend forwards together. In order to reduce the resistance in the process of extending, the front end of the sacculus tube 3 is provided with a variable-length stretching head 31. For convenience of installation and operation, the telescopic body pipe joint 21 and the balloon pipe joint 32 are respectively movably connected with the telescopic body pipe 2 and the balloon pipe 3, the tail end of the catheter 1 is provided with a sealing tail cover 13, and the telescopic body pipe 2 and the balloon pipe 3 are connected with the sealing tail cover 13 in series. The sacculus tube 3 in the catheter is an X-ray developing tube, and when the X-ray developing catheter is used, the position and the state of the catheter 1 can be clearly calibrated by the sacculus tube 3 under an X-ray machine.
Referring to fig. 2 to 7, when the present invention is used, the expandable body tube joint 21 and the balloon tube joint 32 at the rear end thereof are respectively connected to a pneumatic line, which can perform positive pressure air supply and negative pressure air discharge and can perform rapid air supply and discharge switching. The outer guide port 12 is connected with a drainage device through a drainage assembly. The invention can be used as a nasal cannula for decompression, substance suction and liquid medicine injection of intestinal obstruction diseases. Before the catheter is normally inserted to reach the intestinal obstruction part, the pneumatic guide head 5 at the front end of the catheter 1 is shrunk in the pipe orifice, and when the catheter 1 runs forwards and meets obstruction obstacles and the catheter cannot be normally inserted, the pneumatic guide head 5 can guide the catheter 1 to pass through the obstacles to reach a preset position. The method comprises the following specific steps: the position of the conduit 1 is fixed firstly, and then the pneumatic telescopic body 6 is inflated through a pipeline connected with a telescopic body pipe joint 21. During inflation, the disc-shaped single bag body 61 of the pneumatic telescopic body 6 is pressed to swell, gradually extends and protrudes forwards, and meanwhile, the elastic balloon 7 moves forwards along with the pneumatic telescopic body 6. When the pneumatic telescopic body 6 is inflated, the pneumatic telescopic body is gradually pressed and expanded, so that the front end of the pneumatic telescopic body can automatically find a space and a gap in the process of advancing, the front end of the pneumatic telescopic body can be extruded once the gap is found, and the periphery of the pneumatic telescopic body is expanded to a certain extent under the action of the internal air pressure, so that the telescopic body pipe joint 21 continues to advance, and when the telescopic body pipe joint 21 is fully expanded to a certain state, the pneumatic telescopic body stops stamping; and then the elastic balloon 7 is punched through a pneumatic pipeline connected with the balloon pipe joint 32, so that the elastic balloon 7 is expanded, and when the elastic balloon 7 is fully expanded and is tightly connected with the periphery of the intestinal tract, the punching of the elastic balloon 7 can be stopped. At this time, the elastic balloon 7 serves as an anchor point to fix the front end of the pneumatic telescopic body 6. At the moment, the pneumatic telescopic body 6 is pumped in reverse, the disc-shaped single bag body 61 is flat, the pneumatic telescopic body 6 retracts, the elastic balloon 7 expanded at the front end is fixed, and the telescopic tube 2 connected with the catheter 1 can drag the catheter 1 to move forwards; the pneumatic telescopic body 6 is fully contracted, after the catheter 1 advances for a certain distance, the elastic balloon 7 is pumped to be compressed and reset, and the catheter 1 can advance further. By repeating the operations of inflating and deflating the pneumatic telescopic body 6 and the elastic balloon 7, the catheter 1 can pass through the obstruction to reach the predetermined position step by step, and then the operations of pressure reduction, substance suction and liquid medicine injection are performed through the outer guide port 12. The soft pneumatic telescopic body 6 and the elastic balloon 7 can not damage the intestinal wall during the travel, and the use is safe; the pneumatic telescopic body 6 is repeatedly and rapidly pumped and inflated, the front end of the pneumatic telescopic body can automatically search possible space and gaps, and the use is convenient; after the operation is finished, the pneumatic telescopic body 6 and the elastic saccule 7 can be completely retracted into the catheter by air suction, and the catheter can be safely and smoothly pulled out from the intestine.
Referring to fig. 7, the pneumatic telescopic body 6 includes a plurality of disc-shaped single capsules 61 arranged in parallel, each disc-shaped single capsule 61 is formed by fastening two disc ring bodies 611, and the two disc ring bodies 611 are connected by a connecting body 612. The connecting body 612 is made of thin-film silica gel material, and the disc ring body 611 is made of thick-wall silica gel material. The disc-shaped single capsule body 61 retracts in a flat shape under the action of negative pressure and bubbles under the action of positive pressure, and the disc-shaped single capsule bodies are also connected through a connecting body 612. The pneumatic telescopic body 6 can extend and retract under the pneumatic action and can flexibly change the angle. The expansion and retraction of the elastic balloon 7 can be controlled by the inflation and deflation of gas or normal saline, and the part of the front end of the balloon tube 3 connected with the elastic balloon 7 is an extensible ripple or thread-shaped stretching head 31. The stretching head 31 is a silicone tube added with a developer, the sacculus tube 3 at the rear part of the stretching head 31 is provided with a strip developing line 33, and different developing marks are adopted, so that the position of the head end of the catheter can be clearly distinguished.

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1. An intestinal obstruction dredger comprises a catheter (1), wherein a side hole (11) is formed in the wall of the front end of the catheter (1), an outer guide opening (12) is formed in the rear end of the catheter (1), and the intestinal obstruction dredger is characterized in that a pneumatic guide head (5) is arranged at the front end of the catheter body of the catheter (1), the pneumatic guide head (5) comprises a pneumatic telescopic body (6) and an elastic balloon (7) which are connected into a whole, and the elastic balloon (7) is located at the front end of the pneumatic telescopic body (6); the pneumatic telescopic body (6) and the elastic balloon (7) are respectively connected with a telescopic body tube (2) and a balloon tube (3), the telescopic body tube (2) and the balloon tube (3) penetrate out from the tail part of the catheter (1), the tail ends of the telescopic body tube and the balloon tube are respectively provided with a telescopic body tube joint (21) and a balloon tube joint (32) which are used for inflation and deflation, and the balloon tube (3) is an X-ray developing tube.
2. The ileus dredger according to claim 1, characterized in that the pneumatic telescopic body (6) is formed by connecting disc-shaped single capsule bodies (61) which are communicated with each other, each disc-shaped single capsule body comprises two fastened disc ring bodies (611), a connector (612) is arranged between the fastened disc ring bodies (611), and adjacent disc-shaped single capsule bodies are also connected and communicated with each other through the connector (612); the elastic balloon (7) is tightly connected with a connecting body (612) at the front end of the pneumatic telescopic body (6).
3. The ileus dredger according to claim 2, characterized in that the telescopic tube (2) is connected with the inner tube wall of the catheter (1), and the front end of the balloon tube (3) is provided with a variable-length stretching head (31).
4. The intestinal obstruction dredger according to claim 3, wherein the telescopic body pipe joint (21) and the balloon pipe joint (32) are movably connected with the telescopic body pipe (2) and the balloon pipe (3) respectively, the tail end of the catheter (1) is provided with a sealing tail cover (13), the telescopic body pipe (2) and the balloon pipe (3) are connected with the sealing tail cover (13) in series, the variable-length stretching head (31) is a silica gel developing pipe, and the balloon pipe (3) at the rear part of the variable-length stretching head (31) is provided with a developing mark line (33).
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