NL2035228B1 - Gun-type expander for a spinal minimally invasive surgery pathway - Google Patents
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Abstract
Disclosed is a gun-type expander for a spinal minimally invasive surgery pathway, and relates to the technical field of minimally invasive surgery. The technical solutions are as follows: the expander includes a housing, wherein a grab handle is disposed on a sidewall of the housing, a rotating chamber is formed in the housing, and a sliding groove communicated with the rotating chamber is formed in the housing; a rack is disposed in the sliding groove; a transmission mechanism for driving the rack to slide along the sliding groove is disposed in the rotating chamber; a pressing handle is disposed at the power input end of the transmission mechanism, and a spring connecting the pressing handle and the grab handle is disposed between the pressing handle and the grab handle; a hollow pull rod is disposed at an end of the rack.
Description
GUN-TYPE EXPANDER FOR A SPINAL MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY PATHWAY
The present invention relates to the technical field of minimally invasive surgery, and in particular to a gun-type expander for a spinal minimally invasive surgery pathway.
The orthopaedic minimally invasive surgery has become increasingly popular. The minimally invasive surgery is characterized by fast recovery and few complications and reduces the pain of patients, so it is also the trend of orthopaedic development in the future.
Conventional minimally invasive pathways are similar to the "Russian doll". First, a Kirschner wire is placed in the desired part under flucroscopy; and then, hollow sleeves with different diameters are gradually expanded until the desired size is achieved. However, due to the thickness of the sleeve wall itself, important tissues such as blood vessels and nerves nearby the Kirschner wire will be damaged during the gradual expansion.
To solve the above problem, there are many expanders in the prior part. For example,
Chinese Invention Patent CN106963429A disclosed a gasbag-type expander for a minimally invasive pathway. In the expander, the effect of expanding the surgery pathway is achieved by providing a gasbag in the outer sleeve, mounting a delivery pipe communicated with the gasbag inthe inner sleeve and inflating the gasbag by an external gas injection device so as to expand the outer sleeve. Although this structure can realize the expansion of the minimally invasive surgery pathway, it is complex to operate, and this effect can be realized only after the expander is connected to the matched gas injection device. Based on this technical problem, the inventor of the present application has invented a gun-type expander for a spinal minimally invasive surgery pathway.
An objective of the present invention is to provide a gun-type expander for a spinal minimally invasive surgery pathway, which can complete the expansion of the minimally invasive surgery pathway by only pressing a pressing handle, and is easy to operate, thereby improving the operative efficiency of medical workers.
The objective of the present application is achieved by the following technical features. A gun-type expander for a spinal minimally invasive surgery pathway is provided, including a housing, characterized in that a grab handle is disposed on a sidewall of the housing, a rotating chamber is formed in the grab handle, and a sliding groove communicated with the rotating chamber is formed in the housing; a rack is disposed in the sliding groove. a transmission mechanism for driving the rack to slide along the sliding groove is disposed in the rotating chamber; a pressing handle is disposed at a power input end of the transmission mechanism,
and a spring connecting the pressing handle and the grab handle is disposed between the pressing handle and the grab handle; a hollow pull rod is disposed at an end of the rack; a plurality of grooves are formed at an end of the housing; limiting rods are disposed in the plurality of grooves; expansion plates are sleeved on the plurality of limiting rods, the expansion plates have arc-shaped sections, and the plurality of expansion plates are distributed at equal arc-length intervals with the hollow pull rod as the centre of circle; an expansion mechanism is disposed among the plurality of expansion plates; and the expansion mechanism is fixedly sleeved on an outer sidewall of the hollow pull rod.
With the above-mentioned technical solution, the pressing handle is connected to the transmission mechanism which is engaged with the rack, and the sidewall of the hollow pull rod is connected to the plurality of expansion plates through the expansion mechanism. Thus, when expanding a minimally invasive surgery pathway, a medical worker only needs to hold the grab handle and presses down the pressing handle to complete the expansion of the minimally invasive surgery pathway. The expander is simple to operate and convenient to carry. With the spring disposed between the pressing handle and the grab handle, after the pressing handle is released, the pressing handle and the expansion plates may return under the action of the spring. The operation is simple.
In the present invention, further, the expansion mechanism includes a driving block and a plurality of supporting rods. The plurality of supporting rods correspond to the plurality of expansion plates, respectively. One end of the supporting rod is hinged to a concave surface of the expansion plate, and the other end of the supporting rod is movably connected to a side edge of the driving block.
With the above-mentioned technical solution, the supporting rods are disposed between the driving block and the expansion plates, and two ends of the supporting rods are hinged. Thus, when the hollow pull rod is moved forwards, an effect of expanding the plurality of expansion plates outwards simultaneously can be achieved.
In the present invention, further, the transmission mechanism includes a first gear, a second gear, a first rotating shaft and a second rotating shaft. Two ends of the first rotating shaft and the second rotating shaft are rotatably connected to sidewalls of the rotating chamber.
The first gear and the pressing handle both fixedly sleeve the first rotating shaft. The second gear fixedly sleeves the second rotating shaft and is engaged with both of the first gear and the toothed surface of the rack.
With the above-mentioned technical solution, the pressing handle and the first gear both fixedly sleeve the first rotating shaft. Thus, when the pressing handle is pressed, a translation control on the rack may be realized through an engagement manner of the first gear, the second gear and the rack. The expansion plates may be expanded outwards by pressing the pressing handle.
In the present invention, further, a lug for limiting the rack is fixedly connected to a sidewall of the rack.
With the above-mentioned technical solution, the lug is fixedly connected to the sidewall of the rack and plays a role in limiting so that the rack can slide stably in the sliding groove, improving the stability of the expander.
To sum up, the present invention has the following beneficial effects: 1, the pressing handle is connected to the transmission mechanism which is engaged with the rack, and the sidewall of the hollow pull rod is connected to the plurality of expansion plates through the expansion mechanism. Thus, when expanding a minimally invasive surgery pathway, a medical worker only needs to hold the grab handle and presses down the pressing handle to complete the expansion of the minimally invasive surgery pathway. The expander is simple to operate and convenient to carry. 2. With the spring disposed between the pressing handle and the grab handle, after the pressing handle is released, the pressing handle and the expansion plates may return under the action of the spring. The operation is simple. 3, the supporting rods are disposed between the driving block and the expansion plates, and two ends of the supporting rods are hinged. Thus, when the hollow pull rod is moved forwards, the effect of expanding the plurality of expansion plates outwards simultaneously can be achieved.
FIG. 1 is a side sectional view of a gun-shaped expander for a minimally invasive spine surgery pathway in an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of area A in FIG. 1; and
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of area A-A in FIG. 1.
List of Reference Numerals: 1-housing;2-rack;3-hollow pull rod;4-groove;5-expansion plate;6-limiting rod; 7-first gear; 8-pressing handle; 9-grab handle; 10-spring;11-first rotating shaft; 12-rotating chamber; 13-second gear; 14-sliding groove; 15-second rotating shaft; 16-lug;17- driving block; and 18-supporting rod.
The present invention is further described below with reference to FIG. 1 to FIG. 3.
Embodiment: a gun-shaped expander for a minimally invasive spine surgery pathway, as shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, includes a housing 1. A grab handle 9 is fixedly connected to a sidewall of the housing 1. A rotating chamber 12 is formed in the grab handle 9. A sliding groove 14 communicated with the rotating chamber 12 is formed in the housing 1. The sliding groove 14 is oriented in a length direction of the housing 1.A rack 2 is disposed in the sliding groove 14, and a bottom surface of the rack 2 is a toothed surface. A transmission mechanism for driving the rack 2 to slide along the sliding groove 14 is disposed in the rotating chamber 12.A power input end of the transmission mechanism is fixedly sleeved with a pressing handle 8. A strip-shaped slot is formed on a side, corresponding to the pressing handle 8, of the rotating chamber 12, and the pressing handle 8 is located in the strip-shaped slot. Thus, the pressing handle 8 is capable of rotating around the transmission mechanism. A spring 10 is fixedly connected between the pressing handle 8 and the grab handle 9. As shown in FIG. 1, the spring 10 is in a natural state. An end of the rack 2 is fixedly connected to a hollow pull rod 3 which is capable of sleeving a Kirschner wire. Four grooves 4 are formed in an end of the housing 1 and distributed at equal arc-length intervals with the hollow pull rod 3 as the centre of acircle. Limiting rods 6 are fixedly mounted in the four grooves 4. The four limiting rods 6 are sleeved with expansion plates 5. As shown in FIG. 3, the cross section of each expansion plate 5 is arc-shaped, and the four expansion plates 5 are distributed at equal arc-length intervals with the hollow pull rod 3 as the centre of a circle. An expansion mechanism is disposed between the plurality of expansion plates 5. The expansion mechanism fixedly sleeves the outer sidewall of the hollow pull rod 3.
Preferably in the present embodiment, the expansion mechanism includes a driving block 17 and four supporting rods 18. The four supporting rods 18 correspond to the four expansion plates 5, respectively. One end of the supporting rod 18 is hinged to a concave surface of the expansion plate 5, and the other end of the supporting rod 18 is hinged to a side edge of the driving block 17.
Preferably in the present embodiment, the transmission mechanism includes a first gear 7, a second gear 13, a first rotating shaft 11 and a second rotating shaft 15. Two ends of the first rotating shaft 11 and the second rotating shaft 15 are rotatably connected to sidewalls of the rotating chamber 12.The first gear 7 and the pressing handle 8 both fixedly sleeve the first rotating shaft 11. The second gear 13 fixedly sleeves the second rotating shaft 15 and is engaged with both of the first gear 7 and the toothed surface of the rack 2.
Preferably in the present embodiment, a lug 16 for limiting the rack 2 is fixedly connected to a sidewall of the rack 2. The lug 16 is formed integrally with the rack 2.
Working Principle: after a Kirschner wire is fixed, a medical worker sleeves the Kirschner wire with the hollow pull rod 3 and then presses the pressing handle 8. Since the first gear 7 and the pressing handle 8 both fixedly sleeve the first rotating shaft 11, the first gear 7 and the first rotating shaft 11 rotate synchronously when the pressing handle 8 is pressed. Since the first gear 7 is engaged with the second gear 13 and further engaged with the rack 2, the rack 2 is capable of moving backwards along the sliding groove 14, causing the hollow pull rod 3 to move backwards synchronously. Since two ends of the supporting rods 18 are hinged to the driving block 17 and the expansion plates 5 and the expansion plates 5 further sleeve the limiting rods 6, the expansion plates 5 are capable of translating away from the hollow pull rod
3, thereby realizing expansion of a minimally invasive surgery pathway. After the completion of expansion, the pressing handle 8 may be released to return.
The specific embodiment is merely intended to explain the present invention rather than to limit the present invention. After reading this description, those skilled in the art can make 5 modifications to the embodiment without creative contribution as needed. However, any modifications that fall within the scope of the present invention shall be protected by the Patent
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