In modern orthopedic surgery, disposable orthopedic puncture has become an indispensable assistant for many surgeons due to its convenience, safety and efficiency. This article will introduce the operation method of disposable orthopedic puncture in detail to help users perform surgical operations more accurately and efficiently.
Before operation, make sure that all instruments meet the requirements of aseptic operation. Open the package of disposable orthopedic puncture and check whether all parts are intact. Connect the puncture to the corresponding surgical instrument to ensure that the connection is firm and reliable.
During the operation, the doctor needs to select the appropriate puncture point according to the patient's specific condition and surgical site. After the routine disinfection procedure, use the puncture for precise puncture. At this time, the technique should be kept stable to avoid unnecessary harm to the patient due to shaking. During the puncture process, the doctor can determine the depth and position of the puncture by observing the scale and resistance of the puncture.
After the puncture is completed, other surgical instruments, such as probes, wire cutters, etc., can be introduced through the puncture channel according to actual needs to perform more delicate surgical operations. At the end of the operation, other surgical instruments should be withdrawn first, and then the puncture should be pulled out of the patient's body steadily.
It should be noted that when using a disposable orthopedic puncture, the principle of aseptic operation should be strictly followed to avoid cross infection. In addition, the doctor should fully understand the patient's medical history and surgical needs before use, and choose the most suitable puncture model and puncture point. At the same time, the puncture site should be closely observed after surgery to ensure that no complications such as infection occur.
The correct operation of a disposable orthopedic puncture can not only improve the efficiency of the operation, but also ensure the safety of the patient's operation. Through rigorous training and practice, doctors can master their operating skills more proficiently and provide patients with better medical services.