The present application relates to the field of medical instrument, and in particular relates to an inflation-deflation device for a compression tourniquet for radial artery.
A compression tourniquet is used in surgery to be intervened into the radial artery for compression hemostasis. At present, the matching inflation-deflation device used with the compression tourniquet is usually a common 20 ml syringe or a gas syringe instrument similar to the 20 ml syringe. When using this kind of gas syringe instrument as the inflation-deflation device for inflatable hemostasis compressor, it is unable to effectively and accurately control the amount of gas that is discharged during the operation, which results in inconvenient manipulation. In addition, because the syringe is generally in a standard Luer structure, in operation, the surgeon is likely to confuse the one-way valve with the extended canal of sheathing canal, thus injects the gas into the sheathing canal by mistake, thereby resulting in medical accident.
The technical problem to be solved by this invention is to provide an inflation-deflation device which can be quickly and easily connected to the compression tourniquet, can keep effective seal during the inflation and deflation operations, and is able to control accurately the amount of gas that is discharged during the operation according to the operating requirements of product. The said inflation-deflation device can prevent gas from being injected into the sheathing canal by mistake and thereby can avoid medical accident.
To achieve the above-mentioned object, the technical solution of this invention provides an inflation-deflation device for tourniquet, comprising a barrel and a plunger fitting tightly within the barrel. A connecting rod is fixed at one end of the plunger. Wherein, the barrel is fixedly connected at its bottom to a short tube. The short tube is communicated with the interior space of the barrel. The connecting rod has a cruciform column structure, and baffles are perpendicularly fixed to the two opposite sides of the central axis of the cruciform column. What is connected on the barrel is a clasp, the clasp is fixedly connected to the barrel and extends into the interior surface of the barrel.
Wherein, the outer surface of the short tube is in a shape of step, and the big end of the step is connected to the bottom of the barrel.
Wherein, the outer surface of the short tube is in a shape of three-stage step and the step is a tapered ladder.
Wherein, the outer surface of the barrel is provided with scale.
Wherein, the diameter of the slimmest portion of the tapered ladder of the short tube ranges from 1 mm to 4 mm.
Wherein, the inner diameter of the short tube ranges from 0.5 mm to 0.8 mm.
Wherein, the diameter of the second biggest end of the short tube ranges from 1.5 mm to 6 mm.
Wherein, the end of the barrel that is far away from the short tube is extruding outwardly along the radial direction to form a protruding ring.
The present application provides an inflation-deflation device with distinctively designed connector end for inflation inlet, to prevent being confused with a standard Luer connector of an ordinary liquid syringe and to keep an effective seal during the inflation and deflation operations; meanwhile it has a distinctively designed deflation limit, to control effectively and accurately the amount of gas that is discharged during a single deflation, and to prevent mishandling. At the same time, the said inflation-deflation device can prevent gas from being injected into the sheathing canal by mistake and thereby can avoid medical accident.
Reference Numbers in Drawings:
10: short tube
11: barrel
12: plunger
13: connecting rod
14: protruding ring
15: clasp
16: baffle
Specific embodiments of the present invention will be described in details below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Such embodiments are presented herein for description purpose only, but not for limiting the scope of the present application.
As shown in
In order to prevent a gas leakage from the tourniquet when connected with the compression tourniquet, the outer surface of the short tube 10 is in a shape of step; preferably, the outer surface of the short tube 10 is in a shape of three-stage tapered step (as shown in
For the purpose of convenient grip, the end of the barrel 11 that is far away from the short tube is extruding outwardly along the radial direction to form a protruding ring 14. During operation, the connecting rod 13 is pulled outwardly. When the baffle 16 on the connecting rod 13 reaches the position of the clasp 15 (as shown in
The inflation-deflation device for tourniquet described herein has functions of both deflation and inflation. When the inflation function is executed, the connecting rod 13 is rotated to locate the limiting clasp 15 in the inflation function area (i.e. its position is deviated from that of the baffle 16) and the connecting rod 13 is pulled to reach the corresponding scale on the barrel 11, and hence the amount of gas that is filled can be ensured. When the deflation function is executed, the plunger 12 is pushed to the end portion and the connecting rod 13 is rotated to locate the limiting clasp 15 in the deflation function area (namely when the connecting rod 13 is pulled, it will drive the baffle 16 on the connection rod 13 to move to the position of clasp 15, then the baffle 16 is blocked by the clasp 15 and thus the amount of gas that is discharged can be ensured). The amount of gas that is discharged can be set as stipulated in the product specification of the hemostasis compressor.
The inflation-deflation device provided by this invention has a distinctively designed connector end for inflation inlet, to prevent from be confused with a standard Luer connector of an ordinary liquid syringe, and also has a distinctively designed deflation limit, to control effectively and accurately the amount of gas that is discharged during a single deflation, and to prevent mishandling. At the same time, the said inflation-deflation device can prevent gas from being injected into the sheathing canal by mistake and thereby can avoid medical accident.
Number | Date | Country | Kind |
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201020264109.3 | Jul 2010 | CN | national |
Filing Document | Filing Date | Country | Kind | 371c Date |
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PCT/CN2011/001164 | 7/14/2011 | WO | 00 | 3/22/2013 |