CN219895828U - Three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device - Google Patents
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The utility model relates to a three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device, which comprises a drainage tube, wherein three independent telescopic balloons and an inflation pipeline communicated with the three independent telescopic balloons are arranged on the drainage tube; the telescopic saccule comprises a uterine cavity compressing saccule, a cervical compressing saccule and a vaginal saccule from the far end to the near end in sequence; the drainage tube far away from one end of the uterine cavity pressing saccule is fixedly connected with a drainage branch tube, a drainage valve is arranged on the drainage branch tube, and a drainage bag is further arranged at the tail end of the drainage branch tube. The advantages are as follows: the utility model can carry out compression hemostasis on clinical cervical bleeding, and reduces the occurrence of secondary bleeding risks such as suture and the like; meanwhile, the uterine cavity compression balloon is arranged in an inverted pear shape, so that the uterine cavity compression balloon is more in line with physiological curvature of a uterine body, and the compression on bleeding points is more sufficient; in addition, the device is simple to withdraw, tissue adhesion is not easy to occur, damage to a patient is small, and risks caused by multiple operations can be reduced.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of medical appliances for obstetrics and gynecology, in particular to a three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device.
Background
At present, in obstetrics and gynecology, particularly in the parturient, the situation of postpartum hemorrhage often occurs, and if the hemostatic treatment is not performed in time, the parturient can suffer from excessive blood loss and die. The existing hemostasis method is to fill gauze in the uterine cavity to perform compression hemostasis, and simultaneously, medicines are used to promote uterine contraction, so that the operation of the method is difficult, dead cavities are easily formed in the uterine cavity due to uneven hemostasis pressure, compression hemostasis fails, and meanwhile, the tourniquet needs to be replaced at regular time, so that re-bleeding is easily caused; repeated vaginal operation increases the chance of infection.
Secondly, in obstetrics, a balloon (such as a Barkri balloon) is often used as a uterine compression hemostasis device, but the balloon compression hemostasis device has single function in application and is easy to slip in the use process, and correspondingly, in order to avoid slip, a vagina is often stuffed with gauze around the balloon compression hemostasis device; this approach is not only cumbersome to handle, but also difficult to perceive the specific condition of the vaginal bleeding, which greatly affects the effectiveness of the treatment.
Therefore, in view of the above, there is a urgent need for a three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device with simple structure, convenient operation, capability of performing sufficient compression hemostasis on cervical hemorrhage, difficult initiation of secondary infection, and small damage, but about the three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device, no report has been made at present.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims to solve the problems in the prior art and provides a three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device for the same.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the technical scheme adopted by the utility model is as follows:
the three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device comprises a drainage tube, wherein three independent telescopic balloons and an inflation pipeline communicated with the three independent telescopic balloons are arranged on the drainage tube; the three independent telescopic balloons are a uterine cavity pressing balloon, a cervical pressing balloon and a vaginal balloon from the far end to the near end in sequence;
correspondingly, the inflation pipeline comprises a uterine cavity compression balloon inflation tube communicated with the uterine cavity compression balloon, a cervical compression balloon inflation tube communicated with the uterine cavity compression balloon and a vaginal balloon inflation tube communicated with the vaginal balloon; the drainage tube far away from one end of the uterine cavity pressing saccule is fixedly connected with a drainage branch tube, a drainage valve is arranged on the drainage branch tube, and a drainage bag is further arranged at the tail end of the drainage branch tube.
The three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device provided by the utility model can also have the following technical characteristics: the uterine cavity compression balloon inflation tube, the cervical compression balloon inflation tube and the vaginal balloon inflation tube are respectively embedded in the inner wall of the drainage tube, and the tail ends of the uterine cavity compression balloon inflation tube and the vaginal balloon inflation tube are respectively provided with an air passage valve for inflation; when the device is inflated, the corresponding uterine cavity compression balloon, cervical compression balloon and vaginal balloon can be inflated, and the effects of intravaginal fixation and uterine cavity compression hemostasis are considered.
The three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device provided by the utility model can also have the following technical characteristics: the uterine cavity compression balloon, the cervical compression balloon and the vaginal balloon are respectively sleeved on the drainage tube.
The three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device provided by the utility model can also have the following technical characteristics: the uterine cavity pressing saccule is of an inverted pear-shaped structure as a whole and accords with the physiological curvature of the uterine body.
The three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device provided by the utility model can also have the following technical characteristics: the cervical pressing balloon is of a concave structure.
The three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device provided by the utility model can also have the following technical characteristics: the vaginal balloon is of a cylindrical structure.
The three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device provided by the utility model can also have the following technical characteristics: the drainage tube, the uterine cavity compression balloon, the cervical compression balloon and the vaginal balloon are coated with anticoagulation coating, and heparin coating is selected as anticoagulation coating.
The utility model has the advantages that:
the utility model has simple structure and convenient operation, can perform compression hemostasis on the cervical bleeding which is more difficult clinically, and reduces the occurrence of secondary bleeding risks such as suture and the like; meanwhile, the uterine cavity compression balloon is arranged in an inverted pear shape, so that the uterine cavity compression balloon is more in line with physiological curvature of a uterine body, and the compression on bleeding points is more sufficient; in addition, the device is simple to withdraw, tissue adhesion is not easy to occur, damage to a patient is small, and risks caused by multiple operations can be reduced.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of a three-chamber four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostatic device in accordance with an embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a three-lumen, four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostatic device in accordance with an embodiment of the present utility model.
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The utility model is further described below in conjunction with the detailed description. It is to be understood that these examples are illustrative of the present utility model and are not intended to limit the scope of the present utility model. Further, it is understood that various changes and modifications of the present utility model may be made by those skilled in the art after reading the description of the present utility model, and such equivalents are intended to fall within the scope of the utility model as defined in the appended claims.
Reference numerals and components referred to in the drawings are as follows:
1. a drainage tube;
2. a telescoping balloon; 21. the uterine cavity compresses the sacculus; 22. cervical compression balloon; 23. a vaginal balloon;
3. an inflation pipeline; 31. the uterine cavity presses the balloon inflation tube;
32. cervical compression balloon inflation tube; 33. vaginal saccule inflation tube;
4. an airway valve; 5. a drainage branch pipe; 6. a drainage valve; 7. a drainage bag;
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Referring to fig. 1 and 2, fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device in an embodiment of the utility model; fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a three-lumen, four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostatic device in accordance with an embodiment of the present utility model.
The device mainly relates to a three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device, which comprises a drainage tube 1, wherein three independent telescopic balloons 2 and an inflation pipeline 3 communicated with the three independent telescopic balloons 2 are arranged on the drainage tube 1; wherein, three independent telescopic saccule 2 are a uterine cavity compressing saccule 21, a cervical compressing saccule 22 and a vaginal saccule 23 from the far end to the near end in sequence; and the uterine cavity pressing saccule 21, the cervical pressing saccule 22 and the vaginal saccule 23 are respectively sleeved on the drainage tube 1 and form fixation with the drainage tube 1.
Correspondingly, the inflatable duct 3 in the present device comprises a uterine cavity compression balloon inflation tube 31 which is in communication with the uterine cavity compression balloon 21, a cervical compression balloon inflation tube 32 which is in communication with the cervical compression balloon 22, and a vaginal balloon inflation tube 33 which is in communication with the vaginal balloon 23.
In the example, it is preferable that the uterine cavity compression balloon inflation tube 31, the cervical compression balloon inflation tube 32 and the vaginal balloon inflation tube 33 are respectively embedded in the inner wall of the drainage tube 1, and the tail ends of the uterine cavity compression balloon inflation tube and the vaginal balloon inflation tube are respectively provided with an air passage valve 4 for inflation; when the inflatable uterine cavity compression balloon is inflated, the corresponding uterine cavity compression balloon 21, the cervical compression balloon 22 and the vaginal balloon 23 can be inflated, and the functions of intravaginal fixation and uterine cavity compression hemostasis are achieved.
In addition, the air passage valve 4 in the device is a mature technology in the prior art, and is common, such as inflatable devices of basketball, football, tires and the like, and the inflation principle is similar to that of the utility model, and the description is omitted herein.
In the embodiment, a drainage branch pipe 5 is fixedly connected to a drainage pipe at one end far away from the uterine cavity compression balloon 21, a drainage valve 6 is arranged on the drainage branch pipe 5, and a drainage bag 7 is also arranged at the tail end of the drainage branch pipe 5; wherein, drainage valve 6 can be convenient for control the drainage of intrauterine blood, and when the blood in the drainage bag was full of, rotatable drainage valve 6 closed, in time replaced new drainage bag, the sustainable drainage of being convenient for.
In this embodiment, it is preferable that the uterine cavity compression balloon 21 has an inverted pear-shaped structure as a whole, and conforms to the physiological curvature of the uterine body, so that the compression on the bleeding point is more sufficient.
In this embodiment, cervical compression balloon 22 is preferably of a concave configuration and vaginal balloon 23 is preferably of a cylindrical configuration. This setting can replace traditional vagina gauze to pack, can practice thrift the rescue time greatly, and is more convenient simultaneously to take out, has reduced the infection risk.
The drainage tube, the uterine cavity pressing saccule 21, the uterine neck pressing saccule 22 and the vaginal saccule 23 are coated with anticoagulation coating, and heparin coating is selected as the anticoagulation coating, heparin is grafted on the surface of the catheter by chemical bonds through the anticoagulation coating, the coating can be permanently fixed on the surface of a medical instrument, and the adhesion of blood components is obviously reduced; correspondingly, the tube body of the drainage tube in the device can also be made of silicon rubber or PVC or polyurethane, and the materials have high elastic modulus and good supporting force and have good biological compatibility.
The application method of the utility model comprises the following steps: when in use, firstly, the drainage tube, the uterine cavity pressing balloon, the cervical pressing balloon and the vaginal balloon are placed in the uterine cavity of a patient, and then physiological saline or air is injected into the balloon corresponding to the inflatable pipeline communicated with the drainage tube, and the balloon gradually begins to bulge and seal; the uterine cavity compression balloon plays a role in compression hemostasis on the uterine cavity, the cervical compression balloon is used for plugging the cervix, the vaginal balloon is used for fixing the instrument in the vagina, and unnecessary slipping is reduced, so that the traditional vaginal gauze filling can be replaced, the rescuing time is greatly saved, and the operation efficiency is improved; simultaneously, the medicine is more convenient to take out, and the infection risk is reduced.
It should be noted that: the utility model has simple structure and convenient operation, can perform compression hemostasis on the cervical bleeding which is more difficult clinically, and reduces the occurrence of secondary bleeding risks such as suture and the like; meanwhile, the uterine cavity compression balloon is arranged in an inverted pear shape, so that the uterine cavity compression balloon is more in line with physiological curvature of a uterine body, and the compression on bleeding points is more sufficient; in addition, the device is simple to withdraw, tissue adhesion is not easy to occur, damage to a patient is small, and risks caused by multiple operations can be reduced.
The foregoing is merely a preferred embodiment of the present utility model and it should be noted that modifications and additions to the present utility model may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the principles of the present utility model and such modifications and additions are to be considered as well as within the scope of the present utility model.
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1. The three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device comprises a drainage tube and is characterized in that three independent telescopic balloons and an inflation pipeline communicated with the same are arranged on the drainage tube;
the three independent telescopic balloons are a uterine cavity pressing balloon, a cervical pressing balloon and a vaginal balloon from the far end to the near end in sequence;
correspondingly, the inflation pipeline comprises a uterine cavity compression balloon inflation tube communicated with the uterine cavity compression balloon, a cervical compression balloon inflation tube communicated with the uterine cavity compression balloon and a vaginal balloon inflation tube communicated with the vaginal balloon;
the drainage tube far away from one end of the uterine cavity pressing saccule is fixedly connected with a drainage branch tube, a drainage valve is arranged on the drainage branch tube, and a drainage bag is further arranged at the tail end of the drainage branch tube.
2. The three-cavity four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device according to claim 1, wherein the uterine cavity compression balloon inflation tube, the cervical compression balloon inflation tube and the vaginal balloon inflation tube are respectively embedded in the inner wall of the drainage tube, and the tail ends of the uterine cavity compression balloon inflation tube and the vaginal balloon inflation tube are respectively provided with an air passage valve for inflation;
when the device is inflated, the corresponding uterine cavity compression balloon, cervical compression balloon and vaginal balloon can be inflated, and the effects of intravaginal fixation and uterine cavity compression hemostasis are considered.
3. The three-chamber four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device of claim 1, wherein the uterine cavity compression balloon, the cervical compression balloon, and the vaginal balloon are respectively sleeved on the drainage tube.
4. The three-chamber four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostatic device of claim 1, wherein the intrauterine compression balloon has an inverted pear-shaped overall structure and conforms to the physiological curvature of the uterine body.
5. The three-chamber four-way intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device of claim 1, wherein the cervical compression balloon is of a concave configuration.
6. The three-lumen four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostasis device of claim 1, wherein the vaginal balloon is of cylindrical configuration.
7. The three-chamber four-channel intrauterine balloon compression hemostatic device of claim 1, wherein the drainage tube and the upper surfaces of the uterine cavity compression balloon, cervical compression balloon and vaginal balloon are coated with an anticoagulant coating, and the anticoagulant coating is a heparin coating.
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