CN118121145A - Cerebral hemorrhage mirror with adjustable and fixed suction structure - Google Patents

Cerebral hemorrhage mirror with adjustable and fixed suction structure Download PDF

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CN118121145A
CN118121145A CN202410419650.3A CN202410419650A CN118121145A CN 118121145 A CN118121145 A CN 118121145A CN 202410419650 A CN202410419650 A CN 202410419650A CN 118121145 A CN118121145 A CN 118121145A
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周鉴开
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Abstract

The invention discloses a cerebral hemorrhage mirror with an adjustable and fixed suction structure, belonging to the technical field of medical appliances; the device comprises an insertion part with a rigid structure, wherein the front end of the insertion part is a head end seat provided with a through hole, and the through hole is used for connecting an instrument channel and a blood suction cannula channel; the operation part is provided with an instrument insertion port and a blood sucking cannula passage port, the instrument passage is communicated with the instrument insertion port, the electric coagulator is arranged in the instrument passage in a sliding way, and the head end of the electric coagulator extends out of the head end seat; the blood sucking cannula channel is communicated with a blood sucking cannula channel port, a blood sucking cannula inserting connector is arranged at the blood sucking cannula channel port, a locking mechanism is arranged on the blood sucking cannula inserting connector, and the length of the head end of the blood sucking cannula extending out of the head end seat is adjusted through the locking mechanism by the blood sucking cannula with a flexible structure and is locked in the blood sucking cannula channel through the locking mechanism. The cerebral hemorrhage mirror can be operated by one operator, so that the defect that instruments such as an aspirator, an endoscope and bipolar electrocoagulation are mutually interfered in a working channel is avoided, and the problem that the operation cooperation of two persons is asynchronous is also avoided.

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Cerebral hemorrhage mirror with adjustable and fixed suction structure
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of medical appliances, in particular to a cerebral hemorrhage mirror with an adjustable and fixed suction structure.
Background
Hypertension cerebral hemorrhage (HICH) is a frequently occurring disease of neurosurgery, and has high disability rate and death rate. HICH accounts for 43.0% -51.0% of cerebrovascular disease, mainly concentrated in people over 55 years old, but in recent years there is a trend towards younger. The HICH disease progresses rapidly, and if the hematoma exceeds 20.0mL, the disability rate can reach 30.0%. Surgical treatment of HICH, i.e., surgical removal of an intracerebral hematoma, can increase survival chances, thereby improving prognosis and improving patient quality of life.
Currently, there are three major surgical treatments for cerebral hemorrhage: firstly, the operation time is long, the blood loss is more, the wound is large, the postoperative edema is heavy, and the prognosis of the patient is affected. Secondly, the operation time is short, the incision is small, the brain injury is small, hematoma can be completely removed under the direct vision state, the responsible blood vessel can be found to be timely and perfect to stop bleeding, the pressure is fully reduced, and the operation is simple and convenient. Thirdly, the drilling drainage operation of the intracranial hematoma cavity is assisted by three-dimensional orientation, and the minimally invasive operation adopts a punching mode, so that the wound is smaller, but the pressure cannot be reduced sufficiently in time, and the reliable hemostasis cannot be performed under the direct-view condition.
The operation of opening the skull by the ossicular window can be completed under the assistance of a microscope or a neuroendoscope, but due to the small opening range of the cortex under the ossicular window, the hematoma can not be displayed clearly near the microscope, and if bleeding which is difficult to stop occurs in the operation, the cortex wound surface must be enlarged so as to ensure a satisfactory operation field. The neuroendoscope can provide high-intensity illumination for approaching observation, so that hematoma and adjacent tissues can be clearly identified, the hematoma can be accurately treated, and the hematoma range can be intuitively observed to ensure reliable hemostasis. The chinese patent document with application number 202221676938.1 discloses an endoscopic sleeve device with suction function, the use method of the sleeve device is as follows: the front end of a sleeve pipe with a core rod and a suction tube is inserted into a hematoma cavity, then the core rod is pulled out of the sleeve pipe from the rear end through a handle rod, an endoscope channel is formed in the sleeve pipe, an endoscope and bipolar electrocoagulation can be inserted into the endoscope channel to perform hematoma removal and hemostasis operation, and the suction tube is pushed to the front end until the extension section extends out of the end of the sleeve pipe during hemostasis, and a suction hole is matched with a negative pressure suction device to suck blood so as to provide an operation field for bipolar electrocoagulation hemostasis.
In the existing neuroendoscopic hematoma removal, a proper sleeve is usually placed in a hematoma cavity, and hematoma suction and hemostasis are carried out in the inner space of the sleeve. In the operation process, the endoscope and the aspirator are placed into the hematoma cavity through the sleeve to pump out hematoma, and if clear active hemorrhage exists, bipolar electrocoagulation is needed to carry out electrocoagulation hemostasis. When the bleeding of the active bleeding is stopped, the assistant can hold the glasses to cooperate, and the operator can operate the bleeding by 'both hands' under the direct vision of the endoscope. The hand-held endoscope is used for exposing the broken end of the blood vessel with active bleeding for the operator, the left hand of the aspirator is used for holding the bipolar electrocoagulation by the right hand for 'two hands' operation hemostasis.
In the operation process, the defects of mutual interference among 3 instruments of an aspirator, an endoscope and bipolar electrocoagulation in a working channel exist, and the problem of asynchronous operation cooperation of two people exists.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects that three instruments of an aspirator, an endoscope and bipolar electrocoagulation are mutually interfered in a working channel in the existing craniotomy hematoma removal process and the problem that the operation cooperation of two persons is asynchronous, the proposal provides the cerebral hemorrhage mirror with an adjustable and fixed attraction structure.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the technical scheme provided by the invention is as follows:
the invention relates to a cerebral hemorrhage mirror with adjustable and fixed suction structure, which comprises
The insertion part is of a rigid structure, the front end of the insertion part is provided with a head end seat, a plurality of through holes are formed in the head end seat, and the through holes are used for connecting an instrument channel and a blood sucking cannula channel;
The operation part is provided with a plurality of passage openings, and the passage openings comprise an instrument insertion opening and a blood sucking cannula passage opening;
The appliance channel is communicated with the appliance inserting opening, the electric condenser is arranged in the appliance channel in a sliding way, and the head end of the electric condenser extends out of the head end seat;
The blood sucking cannula channel is communicated with a blood sucking cannula channel port, a blood sucking cannula inserting connector is arranged at the blood sucking cannula channel port, a locking mechanism is arranged on the blood sucking cannula inserting connector, and the length of the head end of the blood sucking cannula extending out of the head end seat is adjusted by the locking mechanism through the blood sucking cannula with a flexible structure, and is locked in the blood sucking cannula channel through the locking mechanism.
Further, the locking mechanism comprises a blood sucking channel interface and a locking wheel, one end of the blood sucking cannula, far away from the head end seat, extends out of the blood sucking channel interface, and the locking wheel is sleeved on the blood sucking channel interface and locks the blood sucking cannula through rotation.
Further, the blood sucking channel interface is an elliptic cylinder structure, a slot is formed in the cylinder body from the front end face in an extending mode along the length direction of the cylinder body, a locking hole is formed in the center of the locking wheel, the elliptic cylinder structure is inserted into the locking hole, and the rotary locking wheel extrudes the slot to form locking fit.
Further, a step is arranged on the blood sucking channel interface along the circumferential direction, a convex edge is arranged at a position, close to one side orifice of the blood sucking channel interface, of the locking hole, and the convex edge is abutted to the step.
Further, the locking wheel is provided with a triangular push block in a radial outward extending mode.
Further, a limiting block is arranged on the end face of one side, close to the blood sucking channel interface, of the locking wheel, and a rotating path for the limiting block to move is arranged on the blood sucking channel interface along the circumferential direction.
Further, the device comprises a connecting part, wherein the connecting part is connected with the bottom end of an operating handle of the operating part through a cable.
Further, the through hole on the head end seat is also connected with a camera channel, a light source channel and a flushing/overflowing channel.
Further, the instrument insertion opening is arranged above the blood sucking cannula passage opening and the flushing/overflowing passage opening and is coaxially arranged with the instrument passage.
Further, the caliber of the blood sucking cannula passage opening is larger than the caliber of the instrument insertion opening and the caliber of the flushing/overflowing passage opening, and the blood sucking cannula passage opening is arranged above the instrument insertion opening and the flushing/overflowing passage opening.
Compared with the prior art, the technical scheme provided by the invention has the following beneficial effects:
(1) The invention increases the channel of the electric coagulation and blood suction assembly, combines the endoscope, the aspirator and the electric coagulation device into a whole, and the blood suction assembly can be fixedly connected with the endoscope body, the left hand of the operator can synchronously complete the tasks of suction and illumination, and the right hand can use the bipolar electric coagulation to electrically coagulate the movable bleeding blood vessel broken end in the working channel corresponding to the endoscope. The cerebral hemorrhage mirror of this scheme can be operated by the alone of art person, both avoided aspirator, scope, bipolar coagulation three kinds of apparatuses drawback that interfere with each other in the working channel, avoid two people's operation cooperation asynchronous problem again, concentrated the advantage of microsurgery person both hands operation and neuro scope good illumination, clear amplification, these two.
(2) According to the invention, the blood sucking cannula channel of the cerebral hemorrhage mirror is matched with the insertion connector to realize the fixed connection of the blood sucking cannula and the mirror body, and the function of manually adjusting the extension distance is realized, so that the problem that the lens is blocked by blood and mucus is avoided. In addition, in order to be convenient for clear away side hematoma, the blood sucking cannula designs into the flexible structure that can bend certain angle, and the blood sucking cannula can be through manual bending with the fingers and thumb in order to mould promptly, also can carry out the bending angle adjustment through structures such as snake bone.
(3) Because different requirements exist on the inner diameter of the blood sucking cannula channel in an actual use scene, the invention provides a scheme for expanding the inner diameter of the blood sucking cannula channel so as to conveniently suck out larger hematoma.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a cerebral hemorrhage mirror;
FIG. 2-1 is a schematic view of a head end seat of a cerebral hemorrhage lens insertion portion;
FIG. 2-2 is a schematic view of another view of a head end seat of a cerebral hemorrhage lens insertion portion;
FIG. 3-1 is a schematic diagram of a cerebral hemorrhage mirror with the connection omitted;
FIG. 3-2 is a schematic exploded view of the operating handle of the cerebral hemorrhage mirror;
FIG. 4-1 is an assembled schematic view of the locking structure of the insertion connector of the blood sucking cannula;
FIG. 4-2 is an exploded view of the locking mechanism of the blood aspiration cannula insertion connector;
fig. 4-3 are schematic structural views of interfaces of the blood sucking channels;
FIGS. 4-4 are schematic structural views of the locking wheel;
FIG. 5 is a reference view of the use of a cerebral hemorrhage mirror in combination with an instrument;
FIG. 6-1 is a schematic view of another arrangement of three ports of the operating portion;
FIG. 6-2 is an exploded schematic view of a cerebral hemorrhage mirror operating handle with another way of arranging the passage openings;
fig. 6-3 are schematic views of another embodiment of a locking mechanism of the blood aspiration cannula insertion connector;
FIGS. 6-4 are exploded schematic views of another embodiment of a locking mechanism of the blood aspiration cannula insertion connector;
fig. 6-5 are schematic structural views of another embodiment of the locking wheel.
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100. An insertion section; 101. a head end seat; 110. a camera channel; 120. a light source channel; 130. an instrument channel; 140. a blood sucking cannula channel; 150. a flush/overflow channel;
200. An operation unit; 210. a passage opening; 211. an instrument insertion port; 212. a blood sucking cannula passage port; 213. a blood sucking cannula is inserted into the connector; 214. a blood suction channel interface; 2141. slotting; 2142. a step; 215. a locking wheel; 2151. a locking hole; 2152. a convex edge; 216. triangular pushing blocks; 217. a limiting block; 218. a rotational path; 220. an operation handle; 221. a handle lower housing; 222. a handle top cover; 223. a handle housing; 224. a handle side cover; 225. a handle end cap; 230. a cable; 240. a blood sucking cannula; 250. an electrocoagulator;
300. And a connecting part.
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For a further understanding of the present invention, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings and examples.
The structures, proportions, sizes, etc. shown in the drawings are shown only in connection with the present disclosure, and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention, since any modification, variation in proportions, or adjustment of the size, etc. of the structures, proportions, etc. should be considered as falling within the spirit and scope of the invention, without affecting the effect or achievement of the objective. Also, the terms "upper", "lower", "left", "right", "middle", and the like are used herein for descriptive purposes only and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention for modification or adjustment of the relative relationships thereof, as they are also considered within the scope of the invention without substantial modification to the technical context.
As shown in fig. 1, the cerebral hemorrhage mirror with adjustable and fixed suction structure of the present embodiment includes an insertion portion 100, an operation portion 200, and a connection portion 300, wherein the insertion portion 100 is of a rigid structure, is inflexible, and the connection portion 300 is connected to the bottom end of the operation handle 220 of the operation portion 200 through a cable 230.
As shown in fig. 2-1 and 2-2, the front end of the insertion portion 100 is a head end seat 101, and a plurality of through holes are formed in the head end seat 101, wherein the three through holes are respectively communicated with a camera channel 110 and two groups of light source channels 120, and are used for installing a camera and two groups of light sources, and the light sources are preferably optical fibers or LED illumination.
The other three through holes are used to connect the instrument channel 130, the blood aspiration cannula channel 140, and the flush/overflow channel 150, respectively.
Further, the rear of the head end seat 101 may be connected with an insert portion main sleeve, and the insert portion outer sleeve wraps the rear end of the head end seat 101 and the insert portion main sleeve, and the insert portion outer sleeve plays a role of firmly connecting and flattening the insert portion 200 without edges and corners, so as to avoid damage to brain tissues.
The operation portion is constituted by a passage port 210 and an operation handle 220, and the operation handle 220 includes a handle lower case 221 and a handle top cover 222. Port 210 includes instrument insertion port 211, a blood aspiration cannula port 212, and an irrigation/spill port.
As shown in fig. 3-1 and 3-2, the instrument insertion opening 211 is arranged at the upper end to facilitate insertion of the instrument such as the electric coagulation device. A flushing/overflowing passage port and a blood sucking cannula passage port 212 are arranged below the instrument insertion port 211, the port of the flushing/overflowing passage port is a luer connector, and the port of the blood sucking cannula passage port 212 is a blood sucking cannula insertion connector 213. Instrument insertion opening 211 is coaxially disposed with instrument channel 130 to ensure that instrument channel 130 is straight and does not bend.
Because the operator needs to control the length of the electric coagulator extending out of the cerebral hemorrhage lens end at any time, the electric coagulator needs to be capable of freely moving in the channel. In this embodiment, instrument channel 130 communicates with instrument insertion port 211, and electrocoagulator 250 is slidably disposed within instrument channel 130 with the head end of electrocoagulator 250 extending out of head end seat 101.
In order to meet the requirement that the suction work is synchronously completed when an operator holds the endoscope by one hand, the blood suction cannula and the endoscope are required to be fixedly connected.
In this regard, the blood sucking cannula passage 140 of the present embodiment communicates with the blood sucking cannula passage port 212, the blood sucking cannula insertion connector 213 is mounted to the blood sucking cannula passage port 212, the locking mechanism is provided on the blood sucking cannula insertion connector 213, and the length of the blood sucking cannula 240 extending out of the head end seat 101 is regulated by the blood sucking cannula 240 through the locking mechanism and locked in the blood sucking cannula passage 140 through the locking mechanism.
When the device is used, after the blood sucking cannula is inserted into the cerebral hemorrhage mirror, the head end of the blood sucking cannula extends out of the cerebral hemorrhage mirror head by a proper distance under the image guidance of the cerebral hemorrhage mirror, then the blood sucking cannula is locked through the locking mechanism on the blood sucking cannula insertion connector, and in the operation process, the length of the blood sucking cannula extending out of the cerebral hemorrhage mirror head can be adjusted by the operator at any time through the locking mechanism.
The cerebral hemorrhage mirror blood sucking function structure of this embodiment is different from current cerebral hemorrhage mirror and only increases a blood sucking channel alone to use negative pressure equipment at this passageway rear end, utilize the endoscope from the blood sucking channel of taking to inhale blood, the blood sucking channel terminal surface is unanimous with the camera lens terminal surface promptly, and the drawback of this kind of scheme lies in: when sucking blood, the cerebral hemorrhage lens end needs to be clung to or partially extend into hematoma, and the lens is easily blocked by coagulated blood or mucus, so that the operation field cannot be seen clearly, repeated flushing is needed, and the operation difficulty is increased.
In this embodiment, the fixed connection of blood sucking cannula and mirror body is realized to blood sucking cannula passageway cooperation blood sucking cannula insertion joint to and the manual adjustable function of extension distance, has avoided the problem that the camera lens was sheltered from by blood, mucus.
Further, in order to facilitate removal of the side hematoma, the blood sucking cannula adopts a flexible structure capable of being bent at a certain angle, namely, the blood sucking cannula can be bent manually to be shaped, and bending angle adjustment can be carried out through structures such as snake bones.
As one embodiment of the locking mechanism, as shown in fig. 4-1 to 4-4, the locking mechanism includes a blood sucking channel interface 214 and a locking wheel 215, wherein an end of the blood sucking cannula 240 away from the head end seat 101 extends out of the blood sucking channel interface 214, and the locking wheel 215 is sleeved on the blood sucking channel interface 214 and locks the blood sucking cannula 240 by rotating.
Specifically, the portion of the blood sucking channel interface 214, which is inserted into the locking wheel, is an elliptic cylinder structure, a slot 2141 is formed in the cylinder extending from the front end surface along the length direction of the cylinder, and a locking hole 2151 matching with the elliptic cylinder of the blood sucking channel interface is formed in the center of the locking wheel 215.
When the blood sucking cannula needs to be locked, the locking wheel is rotated by 90 degrees, and the elliptic cylinder of the blood sucking channel connector is slotted and closed to compress the blood sucking cannula, so that the locking is completed; the locking wheel is rotated in the opposite direction, namely unlocking.
Further, in order to prevent the locking member from falling off, the blood sucking channel interface 214 is provided with a step 2142 along the circumferential direction, and the opening of the locking hole 2151 near one side of the blood sucking channel interface 214 is provided with a protruding edge 2152, where the protruding edge 2152 abuts against the step 2142.
In order to facilitate the operator to push the locking wheel, as shown in fig. 6-3 to 6-5, the profile of the locking wheel can be modified: the locking wheel 215 is provided with a triangular push block 216 extending radially outwards. Compared with the circular arc locking wheel, the locking wheel with the triangular pushing block is easier to push, improves convenience and is also beneficial to improving comfort of use of a user.
Excessive rotation of the locking wheel during surgery, for example, can damage components and instruments. For this, the locking mechanism can be further improved: a limiting block 217 is arranged on the end surface of one side of the locking wheel 215, which is close to the blood sucking channel interface 214, and a rotating path 218 for the limiting block 217 to move is arranged on the blood sucking channel interface 214 along the circumferential direction.
Through increasing the rotation path of the locking wheel, the rotation range of the locking wheel is limited, so that the locking wheel can be ensured to rotate and lock the blood sucking cannula, and excessive rotation of the locking wheel can be avoided, and components and instruments are damaged.
Because of the different requirements on the inner diameter of the channel of the blood sucking cannula, the inner diameter of the channel is sometimes required to be enlarged so as to conveniently suck out larger hematoma. Therefore, the arrangement of the channels on the operating portion needs to be changed, and the handle structure also needs to be changed accordingly.
As an arrangement of the channels, as shown in fig. 6-1 and 6-2, the diameter of the blood sucking cannula channel port 212 is larger than the diameter of the instrument insertion port 211 and the flushing/overflowing channel port, and the blood sucking cannula channel port 212 is arranged above the instrument insertion port 211 and the flushing/overflowing channel port. Accordingly, the present embodiment provides another operating handle structure including a handle housing 223, a handle side cover 224, and a handle end cover 225.
The cerebral hemorrhage mirror of the embodiment combines the endoscope, the aspirator and the electrocoagulator into a whole by adding the channel of the electrocoagulation and blood suction assembly, and the blood suction assembly can be fixedly connected with the mirror body. The left hand of the operator holds the cerebral hemorrhage mirror of the proposal, can synchronously complete the tasks of attraction and illumination, vacates the blood vessel broken end of the electric coagulation active hemorrhage in the working channel corresponding to the bipolar electric coagulation endoscope used by the right hand. The cerebral hemorrhage mirror of the embodiment can be operated by one operator, so that the defect that three instruments of an aspirator, an endoscope and bipolar electrocoagulation are mutually interfered in a working channel is avoided, the problem that the operation cooperation of two persons is asynchronous is also avoided, and the advantages of good illumination and clear amplification of the operation of the two hands of a microsurgery operator and the operation of the nerve endoscope are concentrated.
The invention and its embodiments have been described above by way of illustration and not limitation, and the invention is illustrated in the accompanying drawings and described in the drawings in which the actual structure is not limited thereto. Therefore, if one of ordinary skill in the art is informed by this disclosure, the structural mode and the embodiments similar to the technical scheme are not creatively designed without departing from the gist of the present invention.

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1. A cerebral hemorrhage mirror with adjustable and fixed suction structure, which comprises
The device comprises an insertion part (100), wherein the insertion part (100) is of a rigid structure, the front end of the insertion part is provided with a head end seat (101), a plurality of through holes are formed in the head end seat (101) and are used for connecting an instrument channel (130) and a blood sucking cannula channel (140);
An operation unit (200), wherein the operation unit (200) is provided with a plurality of passage openings (210), and the passage openings (210) comprise an instrument insertion opening (211) and a blood sucking cannula passage opening (212);
The method is characterized in that:
the instrument channel (130) is communicated with the instrument insertion opening (211), the electric condenser (250) is arranged in the instrument channel (130) in a sliding way, and the head end of the electric condenser (250) extends out of the head end seat (101);
The blood sucking cannula channel (140) is communicated with the blood sucking cannula channel port (212), the blood sucking cannula inserting connector (213) is arranged on the blood sucking cannula channel port (212), the locking mechanism is arranged on the blood sucking cannula inserting connector (213), the length of the head end of the blood sucking cannula (240) extending out of the head end seat (101) is adjusted by the flexible structure through the locking mechanism, and the flexible structure is locked in the blood sucking cannula channel (140) through the locking mechanism.
2. The cerebral hemorrhage with adjustable and fixed suction structure according to claim 1, wherein: the locking mechanism comprises a blood suction channel interface (214) and a locking wheel (215), one end of a blood suction cannula (240) far away from the head end seat (101) extends out of the blood suction channel interface (214), and the locking wheel (215) is sleeved on the blood suction channel interface (214) and locks the blood suction cannula (240) through rotation.
3. The cerebral hemorrhage with adjustable and fixed suction structure according to claim 2, wherein: the blood sucking channel interface (214) is of an elliptic cylinder structure, a slot (2141) is formed in the cylinder body extending from the front end face in the length direction of the cylinder body, a locking hole (2151) is formed in the center of the locking wheel (215), the elliptic cylinder structure is inserted into the locking hole (2151), and the rotary locking wheel (215) extrudes the slot (2141) to form locking fit.
4. A cerebral hemorrhage with adjustable and fixed suction structure according to claim 3, wherein: the blood sucking channel connector (214) is provided with a step (2142) along the circumferential direction, a protruding edge (2152) is arranged at a side orifice of the locking hole (2151) close to the blood sucking channel connector (214), and the protruding edge (2152) is abutted to the step (2142).
5. The cerebral hemorrhage with adjustable and fixed suction structure according to claim 2, wherein: the locking wheel (215) is provided with a triangular push block (216) extending outwards along the radial direction.
6. The cerebral hemorrhage with adjustable and fixed suction structure according to claim 2, wherein: a limiting block (217) is arranged on the end face, close to one side of the blood sucking channel interface (214), of the locking wheel (215), and a rotating path (218) for the limiting block (217) to move is formed in the blood sucking channel interface (214) along the circumferential direction.
7. The cerebral hemorrhage with adjustable and fixed suction structure according to claim 1, wherein: comprises a connecting part (300), wherein the connecting part (300) is connected with the bottom end of an operating handle (220) of the operating part (200) through a cable wire (230).
8. The cerebral hemorrhage with adjustable and fixed suction structure according to any one of claims 1-7, wherein: the through hole on the head end seat (101) is also connected with a camera channel (110), a light source channel (120) and a flushing/overflowing channel (150).
9. The cerebral hemorrhage with adjustable and fixed suction structure according to claim 1, wherein: the instrument insertion opening (211) is arranged above the blood sucking cannula passage opening (212) and the flushing/overflowing passage opening and is coaxially arranged with the instrument passage (130).
10. The cerebral hemorrhage with adjustable and fixed suction structure according to claim 1, wherein: the caliber of the blood sucking cannula passage opening (212) is larger than that of the instrument insertion opening (211) and the flushing/overflowing passage opening, and the blood sucking cannula passage opening (212) is arranged above the instrument insertion opening (211) and the flushing/overflowing passage opening.
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