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[Development of Multifunctional and Multipoint Fixed Support Drainage Device for Digestive Tract].
Chuan Shen1, Zhipeng Zong1, Longfei Wu2
1Renji Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, Shanghai, 200127.
Summary
A novel multifunctional drainage device for gastrointestinal surgery offers secure, multipoint fixation and easy endoscopic removal. This innovative support drainage tube improves perioperative safety and surgical outcomes in animal models and patients.
Area of Science:
- Gastroenterology
- Surgical Innovation
- Medical Device Development
Context:
- Gastrointestinal surgery and interventional procedures require reliable drainage solutions.
- Existing drainage devices may present challenges in fixation and removal.
- The need for improved perioperative safety and efficacy in digestive tract interventions is critical.
Purpose:
- To develop and evaluate a multifunctional and multipoint fixed support drainage device for the digestive tract.
- To assess the device's efficacy and safety in animal experimental models and human patients.
- To provide a secure and controllable drainage option for complex gastrointestinal procedures.
Summary:
- A novel multifunctional and multipoint fixed support drainage device for the digestive tract was successfully designed and developed.
- The device utilizes metal flaps and airbags for secure multi-point fixation and features cuffs and shears for endoscopic removal.
- Application in animal models and patients demonstrated reduced drainage fluid amylase levels, accelerated amylase recovery, and enhanced perioperative safety.
Impact:
- The developed support drainage device offers simple operation, firm fixation, and controlled removal, making it a valuable tool in gastrointestinal surgery.
- This innovation enhances patient safety and potentially improves recovery times.
- It represents an ideal choice for surgeons performing gastrointestinal interventions requiring robust support and drainage.
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