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CN113926055A - Coronary heart disease interventional therapy guide wire traction device - Google Patents

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CN113926055A
CN113926055A CN202111257747.1A CN202111257747A CN113926055A CN 113926055 A CN113926055 A CN 113926055A CN 202111257747 A CN202111257747 A CN 202111257747A CN 113926055 A CN113926055 A CN 113926055A
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Abstract

The invention discloses a coronary heart disease interventional therapy guide wire traction device, which comprises a shell, wherein the shell is detachably connected with a catheter, and a bidirectional traction part is arranged in the shell, the guide wire is led into the catheter after passing through the bidirectional traction part, and the guide wire is rotationally fed into the catheter by utilizing the bidirectional traction part, the coronary heart disease interventional therapy guide wire traction device is different from the prior art, in the clinical interventional treatment operation process of coronary heart disease, especially in the interventional process of guide wires, through the designed bidirectional traction component, the guide wire can be conveyed only by stirring the driving knob, and can be rotated while being conveyed, and then realize the synchronous rotary type of seal wire and carry the intervention, whole seal wire intervention process is mild, and the hand burden is little, effectively makes things convenient for the use of interveneeing in the seal wire of the temporary interventional therapy in-process of coronary heart disease.

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Coronary heart disease interventional therapy guide wire traction device
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of medical instruments, in particular to a coronary heart disease interventional therapy guide wire traction device.
Background
Coronary atherosclerotic heart disease is a heart disease caused by myocardial ischemia, hypoxia or necrosis due to stenosis or obstruction of a blood vessel cavity caused by atherosclerotic lesions generated in coronary vessels, is often called as "coronary heart disease", and is clinically divided into stable coronary heart disease and acute coronary syndrome.
The treatment of coronary heart disease comprises: life habits change: smoking cessation and alcohol restriction, low-fat and low-salt diet, proper physical exercise, weight control and the like; ② medicine treatment: antithrombotic (anti-platelet, anticoagulant), reducing myocardial oxygen consumption (beta receptor blocker), relieving angina (nitrate), regulating lipid and stabilizing plaque (statin lipid regulating drug); ③ revascularization treatment: including interventional procedures (endovascular balloon angioplasty and stenting) and surgical coronary artery bypass grafting.
In the clinical interventional treatment process of coronary heart disease, guide wires are often needed to guide and support the catheter, so that the catheter is helped to enter blood vessels and other cavities, and the guide catheter smoothly reaches the lesion, and the guide wire is one of important percutaneous puncture cannula tools in the interventional treatment operation process.
At present, in the clinical interventional therapy process of coronary heart disease, the guide wire needs to be fed slowly by two hands to ensure that the guide wire passes through a narrow part without resistance and keeps tactile feedback, particularly, the head end needs to be rotated back and forth to reduce the probability that the guide wire enters a small side branch, however, in the practical clinical use process, the guide wire is required to be fed while being rotated, so that the moving and rotating action amount of the guide wire is difficult to control, in the conventional guide wire operation process, one hand generally holds a catheter, and the other hand simultaneously drives the guide wire to move and rotate, so that when the guide wire is rotated by the hand, the transverse displacement amount of the hand is easy to deviate, namely, the single guide wire feeding amount is too much or too little, the guide wire interventional efficiency is not influenced by too little, but the guide wire is easy to excessively intervene if too much, and the safety hazard exists, in addition, the guide wire is inconvenient to intervene in the whole description process, the hand is heavy in burden and easy to fatigue, and the operation quality can be affected.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a coronary heart disease interventional therapy guide wire traction device to solve the problems in the background technology.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention provides the following technical scheme: a coronary heart disease interventional therapy guide wire traction device comprises a shell, wherein the shell is detachably connected with a catheter, a bidirectional traction part is arranged in the shell, a guide wire is led into the catheter after passing through the bidirectional traction part, and the bidirectional traction part is utilized to rotatably convey the guide wire into the catheter;
a driving shaft extending to the inside is arranged on the shell, the driving shaft is connected with the bidirectional traction component, a driving knob is arranged on the driving shaft, and the driving knob can be shifted by a thumb to drive the bidirectional traction component to convey the guide wire when the shell is held by hands;
the device is characterized by further comprising a standby driving part arranged at one end, far away from the guide wire installation position, of the shell, wherein the standby driving part is also connected with the bidirectional traction part, and when the driving knob cannot be comfortably shifted, the device can use the other hand and utilize the standby driving part to comfortably drive the bidirectional traction part to work.
Preferably, the bidirectional traction component comprises an inner frame which is rotatably installed in the shell, two first rotating shafts which are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the extending direction of the shell are arranged in the inner frame, outer rollers are arranged on the outer sides of the two first rotating shafts, through holes are formed in the two sides of the inner frame, and when a guide wire penetrates through the shell, the guide wire simultaneously penetrates through the two through holes, passes through the two outer rollers and is in close contact with the two outer rollers;
the driving shaft is of a worm structure meshed with the worm wheel I so as to drive the inner frame to rotate when the driving knob is turned;
the transmission component is arranged on the outer side of the inner frame and used for connecting the shell and the first two rotating shafts so as to drive the first two rotating shafts to synchronously and reversely rotate when the inner frame rotates.
Preferably, the transmission part comprises two worm gears II which are respectively arranged on the two first rotating shafts, a transmission worm is arranged between the two worm gears II, the transmission worm is arranged on the outer side of the inner frame through a bearing seat, and two sides of the transmission worm are simultaneously meshed with the two worm gears II so as to drive the two first rotating shafts to synchronously and reversely rotate when the transmission worm rotates;
the transmission worm is arranged on the inner frame, the transmission worm is arranged on the inner side of the shell, and the transmission worm is arranged on the outer side of the transmission worm.
Preferably, an inclined hypotenuse guide is provided on the inner wall of the inner frame on the side thereof adjacent to the guide tube.
Preferably, a straight-through pipe is connected to one side, far away from the guide pipe, of the inner frame, the straight-through pipe is communicated with the through hole, the first worm wheel is installed on the outer side of the straight-through pipe, a bearing plate is rotatably installed on the outer side of the straight-through pipe through a bearing, and the bearing plate is fixed in the shell and used for rotatably installing the inner frame in the shell;
and one side of the inner frame, which is far away from the straight-through pipe, is provided with a guide-in pipe, the guide-in pipe is communicated with the through hole at the other side of the inner frame, is coaxial with the straight-through pipe, and is inserted into the port of the catheter when the shell is butted with the catheter, so that an auxiliary guide wire passes through the shell and is accurately inserted into the catheter.
Preferably, an auxiliary pipe is screwed into the straight-through pipe, one end of the auxiliary pipe extends to the outer side of the straight-through pipe, and the other end of the auxiliary pipe penetrates between the two outer rollers and deeply penetrates into the guide-in pipe.
Preferably, the auxiliary pipe comprises a screw pipe with an external thread, the screw pipe is installed in the through pipe in a threaded manner, one end of the screw pipe extends to the outer side of the through pipe, and an auxiliary knob is arranged on the outer side of one end of the screw pipe, which is positioned outside the through pipe;
the other end of the spiral tube is positioned in the inner frame, an insertion tube with the outer diameter smaller than that of the spiral tube is connected to the other end of the spiral tube, the insertion tube is communicated with the spiral tube, and the outer surface of the insertion tube is smooth.
Preferably, the spare driving part comprises a holding rod positioned at the tail part of the shell, the holding rod is rotatably arranged outside the straight-through pipe, and an abutting part for limiting the free rotation of the holding rod is arranged between the holding rod and the shell;
the ratchet mechanism I is arranged between the worm wheel I and the straight-through pipe, and the ratchet mechanism II is arranged between the holding rod and the straight-through pipe.
Preferably, the butt joint component comprises a threaded collar with internal threads, the outer sides of the opposite ends of the holding rod and the shell are provided with external threads, and the threaded collar integrally butts the holding rod and the shell by utilizing the external threads;
and the length of the outer thread on the holding rod is larger than the width of the thread lantern ring, so that the thread lantern ring can be completely screwed onto the holding rod.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
compared with the prior art, the guide wire conveying device is characterized in that the guide wire can be conveyed only by shifting the driving knob through the designed bidirectional traction component in the coronary heart disease clinical interventional treatment operation process, particularly in the guide wire interventional process, and can also rotate while being conveyed, so that the synchronous rotating type conveying intervention of the guide wire is realized, the whole guide wire interventional process is mild, the hand burden is small, and the guide wire interventional use in the process of the coronary heart disease temporary interventional treatment is effectively facilitated.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the overall structure of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of another orientation of the present invention shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a schematic sectional view of the housing of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic illustration of the partially exploded view of FIG. 1 in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the present invention in partial cross-section of FIG. 4;
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the present invention in partial cross-section of FIG. 5;
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of the annular gullet configuration of the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a schematic structural view of a bi-directional traction member of the present invention;
FIG. 9 is a schematic bottom plan view of the device of FIG. 8 according to the present invention.
In the figure: 1. a housing; 11. a drive shaft; 12. a drive knob; 2. a bi-directional traction component; 21. an inner frame; 211. a straight-through pipe; 212. a carrier plate; 213. an introducing pipe; 22. a first rotating shaft; 23. an outer roller; 24. a through hole; 25. a first worm wheel; 26. a transmission member; 261. a second worm gear; 262. a drive worm; 263. a first gear; 264. an annular gullet; 27. a beveled edge guide rail; 3. a spare driving member; 31. a holding rod; 32. a docking component; 321. a threaded collar; 322. outside thread; 33. a first ratchet mechanism; 34. a ratchet mechanism II; 4. an auxiliary tube; 41. a solenoid; 42. an auxiliary knob; 43. the tube is inserted.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
Referring to fig. 1-9, the present invention provides a technical solution: a coronary heart disease interventional therapy guide wire traction device comprises a shell 1, a bidirectional traction part 2 is arranged in the shell 1, a guide wire is led into a catheter after passing through the bidirectional traction part 2, and the guide wire is rotatably fed into the catheter by utilizing the bidirectional traction part 2;
a driving shaft 11 extending to the inside is arranged on the shell 1, the driving shaft 11 is connected with the bidirectional traction component 2, a driving knob 12 is arranged on the driving shaft 11, and when the shell 1 is held by a hand, the driving knob 12 can be pushed by a thumb to drive the bidirectional traction component 2 to convey a guide wire;
furthermore, in the actual clinical interventional operation process, the shell 1 is detachably connected with the catheter, then the guide wire penetrates through the shell 1 and simultaneously goes deep into the catheter, at the moment, the shell 1 can be held by a single hand (simultaneously, the catheter is also held, and the single-hand positioning of the catheter and the guide wire is realized), the drive knob 12 is directly pushed by the thumb of the holding hand, the drive shaft 11 can be driven to rotate, then the drive shaft 11 is utilized, the single hand can directly drive the bidirectional traction component 2 to act, and further the action of the bidirectional traction component 2 is utilized to rotate the guide wire while conveying the guide wire to move, so that the guide wire can be conveniently used for clinical interventional treatment;
the guide wire guiding device also comprises a standby driving part 3 which is arranged at one end of the shell 1 far away from the guide wire installation position, and the standby driving part 3 is also connected with the bidirectional traction part 2;
it should be noted that, during the clinical continuous interventional operation, the thumb holding the hand is continuously used to drive the bidirectional traction member 2 to work, which is very likely to cause hand fatigue, at this time, when the driving knob 12 cannot be moved comfortably, the hand holding the housing 1 can be used to keep the housing 1 and the catheter positioned, and then the spare driving member 3 is used by the other idle hand to continuously and comfortably drive the bidirectional traction member 2 to work to rotatably intervene the guide wire.
As an example:
the bidirectional traction part 2 comprises an inner frame 21 which is rotatably arranged in the shell 1, the inner frame 21 is of a hollow rectangular frame structure with an open side, but not limited to, two rotating shafts one 22 which are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the extending direction of the shell 1 are arranged in the inner frame 21, outer rollers 23 are arranged on the outer sides of the two rotating shafts one 22, through holes 24 are formed in the two sides of the inner frame 21, and when a guide wire penetrates through the shell 1, the guide wire simultaneously penetrates through the two through holes 24, passes through the two outer rollers 23 and is in close contact with the two outer rollers 23;
further, the outer roller 23 can be made of silica gel materials, and can be more attached to the guide wire when the guide wire passes through due to the deformable characteristic of the outer roller, and the guide wire is not damaged;
the wire guide device further comprises a worm wheel I25 arranged at the side edge of the inner frame 21, the driving shaft 11 is of a worm structure meshed with the worm wheel I25 so as to drive the inner frame 21 to rotate when the driving knob 12 is pulled, and the wire guide device also has self-locking capability at the same time, so that the stability of the position of a guide wire is ensured when no external action force exists;
the guide wire rotating type conveying device further comprises a transmission part 26 arranged on the outer side of the inner frame 21, wherein the transmission part 26 is used for connecting the shell 1 and the two first rotating shafts 22 so as to drive the two first rotating shafts 22 to rotate synchronously and reversely when the inner frame 21 rotates, and therefore the guide wire rotating type conveying device is used for guide wire rotating type conveying intervention.
As an example:
the transmission part 26 comprises two worm gears 261 which are respectively arranged on the two first rotating shafts 22, a transmission worm 262 is arranged between the two worm gears 261, the transmission worm 262 is arranged on the outer side of the inner frame 21 through a bearing seat, and two sides of the transmission worm 262 are meshed with the two second worm gears 261 simultaneously so as to drive the two first rotating shafts 22 to synchronously and reversely rotate when the transmission worm 262 rotates;
the driving shaft 11 drives the inner frame 21 to rotate, the first gear 263 rotates in the annular tooth groove 264, and the driving worm 262 is driven to rotate, so that the outer roller 23 rotates synchronously.
It should be noted that, in the present application, the guide wire is clamped between the two outer rollers 23, when the outer rollers 23 rotate, the guide wire is driven to advance for delivery, and at the same time, the inner frame 21 rotates, and because the guide wire is clamped by the outer rollers 23 in the inner frame 21, the inner frame 21 also drives the guide wire to rotate at the same time, that is, the synchronous rotation type delivery intervention of the guide wire is realized.
Further, the inclined bevel edge guide rail 27 arranged on the inner wall of the inner frame 21 on the side close to the guide pipe utilizes the design of the bevel edge guide rail 27, so that when the guide wire passes through the shell 1, the guide wire can be guided in the inner frame 21, the guide wire can conveniently and accurately pass through the through hole 24 in the inner frame 21, and the conveying and the intervention of the guide wire are facilitated.
Further, a through pipe 211 is connected to one side of the inner frame 21 far away from the guide pipe, the through pipe 211 is communicated with the through hole 24, the worm wheel I25 is installed outside the through pipe 211, a bearing plate 212 is rotatably installed outside the through pipe 211 through a bearing, and the bearing plate 212 is fixed in the shell 1 and used for rotatably installing the inner frame 21 in the shell 1;
and one side of the inner frame 21 far away from the through pipe 211 is provided with an introducing pipe 213, the introducing pipe 213 is communicated with the through hole 24 on the other side of the inner frame 21 and is coaxial with the through pipe 211, and a guide pipe port is inserted when the shell 1 is butted with a guide pipe.
Furthermore, an auxiliary tube 4 is installed in the straight-through tube 211 in a threaded manner, one end of the auxiliary tube 4 extends to the outer side of the straight-through tube 211, the other end of the auxiliary tube 4 penetrates through the space between the two outer rollers 23 and penetrates into the guide-in tube 213, and by means of the design of the auxiliary tube 4, the auxiliary tube can be inserted between the two outer rollers 23 and penetrates into the guide-in tube 213 through spiral displacement, so that when the guide wire passes through the shell 1, the guide wire can directly penetrate into the guide tube by only inserting the auxiliary tube 4, then the auxiliary tube 4 is rotated to spirally displace, and is separated from the outer rollers 23, the guide wire can be directly clamped by the outer rollers 23, the purpose that the guide wire can conveniently pass through the space between the two outer rollers 23 is achieved through the design, the problem that butt joint installation cannot be caused by the fact that the soft guide wire is difficult to extrude the deformation of the silica gel outer rollers 23 is avoided, and stable and convenient conveying intervention and use of the guide wire is guaranteed.
As an example:
the auxiliary tube 4 comprises a screwed tube 41 with external threads, the screwed tube 41 is installed in the through tube 211 in a threaded manner, one end of the screwed tube 41 extends to the outer side of the through tube 211, an auxiliary knob 42 is arranged on the outer side of one end of the screwed tube located outside the through tube 211, and the screwed tube 41 can be stably and conveniently driven to perform spiral displacement by directly rotating the auxiliary knob 42;
the other end of the screw tube 41 is positioned in the inner frame 21, an insertion tube 43 with the outer diameter smaller than that of the screw tube 41 is connected to the other end of the screw tube 41, the insertion tube 43 is communicated with the screw tube 41, the outer surface of the insertion tube 43 is smooth, and the auxiliary tube 4 is installed in a threaded mode, so that the small-diameter insertion tube 43 can stably pass through between the two outer rollers 23 without affecting the stable spiral displacement of the screw tube 41 by means of the smooth surface of the insertion tube 43, and meanwhile, the skin of the outer rollers 23 is not scraped, and stable use is guaranteed.
As an example:
the standby driving member 3 comprises a holding rod 31 positioned at the tail part of the shell 1, the holding rod 31 is of a circular rod structure, but is not limited to be in a structure of ensuring comfortable holding and rotating, the holding rod 31 is rotatably arranged at the outer side of the straight-through pipe 211, and an abutting part 32 for limiting the holding rod 31 to rotate freely is arranged between the holding rod and the shell 1;
the handle further comprises a first ratchet mechanism 33 and a second ratchet mechanism 34 which are arranged on the outer side of the straight-through pipe 211, the first ratchet mechanism 33 is arranged between the first worm wheel 25 and the straight-through pipe 211, and the second ratchet mechanism 34 is arranged between the holding rod 31 and the straight-through pipe 211.
It should be noted that, for the first ratchet mechanism 33 and the second ratchet mechanism 34, when the driving shaft 11 drives the first worm wheel 25 to rotate clockwise (under the condition that the holding rod 31 is over against the human eye), the straight-through tube 211 is driven by the first ratchet mechanism 33 to rotate together, and when the straight-through tube 211 actively rotates clockwise, the guide wire is normally conveyed and used by the unidirectional rotation of the second ratchet mechanism 34 without driving the holding rod 31 to synchronously rotate forcibly, and the holding rod 31 is not moved when the knob 12 is rotationally driven, so that the use requirement is met;
when the butt joint component 32 is used for canceling the butt joint of the holding rod 31 and rotating the holding rod 31, at this time, the holding rod 31 actively rotates clockwise, and the one-way rotation capability of the ratchet mechanism II 34 is used for driving the straight-through pipe 211 to synchronously rotate clockwise, it should be noted that when the straight-through pipe 211 actively rotates clockwise, the ratchet mechanism I33 is not synchronous with the rotation direction of the worm wheel I25, at this time, the holding rod 31 is rotated to drive the knob 12 and the driving shaft 11 to be in a non-rotating state, and further through the design, the standby driving part 3 and the driving shaft 11 are ensured not to be interfered with each other, so that the guide wire can be comfortably and stably used for spiral conveying.
As an example:
the abutting part 32 comprises a threaded collar 321 with internal threads, the outer sides of the opposite ends of the holding rod 31 and the shell 1 are respectively provided with an outer thread 322, the threaded collar 321 integrally abuts the holding rod 31 and the shell 1 by using the outer threads 322, and further the threaded collar 321 is used for ensuring the detachable abutting of the holding rod 31 and the shell 1, namely when the threaded collar 321 is simultaneously arranged at the ends of the shell 1 and the holding rod 31, the holding rod 31 cannot move;
and the length of the outer thread 322 on the holding rod 31 is greater than the width of the thread collar 321, so that the thread collar 321 can be completely screwed onto the holding rod 31, and at this time, the thread collar 321 has no any restriction on the housing 1 and the holding rod 31, so as to ensure that the holding rod 31 can be rotated and driven arbitrarily.
It is noted that, herein, relational terms such as first and second, and the like may be used solely to distinguish one entity or action from another entity or action without necessarily requiring or implying any actual such relationship or order between such entities or actions. Also, the terms "comprises," "comprising," or any other variation thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements does not include only those elements but may include other elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus.
Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made in these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, the scope of which is defined in the appended claims and their equivalents.

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1. The utility model provides a coronary heart disease intervention treatment seal wire draw gear, includes casing (1), its characterized in that: the casing (1) is detachably connected with the catheter, a bidirectional traction part (2) is arranged in the casing (1), the guide wire is led into the catheter after passing through the bidirectional traction part (2), and the guide wire is rotatably fed into the catheter by utilizing the bidirectional traction part (2);
a driving shaft (11) extending to the inside is arranged on the shell (1), the driving shaft (11) is connected with the bidirectional traction component (2), a driving knob (12) is arranged on the driving shaft (11), and when the shell (1) is held by hands, the driving knob (12) can be shifted by a thumb to drive the bidirectional traction component (2) to convey the guide wire;
still including setting up and being in casing (1) is kept away from reserve driving piece (3) of seal wire mounted position one end, reserve driving piece (3) are connected with two-way traction part (2) equally, when drive knob (12) can't be stirred comfortably, can use another hand and utilize reserve driving piece (3) come comfortable two-way traction part (2) work of driving about.
2. The guide wire traction device for coronary heart disease interventional therapy according to claim 1, characterized in that: the bidirectional traction component (2) comprises an inner frame (21) which is rotatably arranged in the shell (1), two first rotating shafts (22) which are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the extending direction of the shell (1) are arranged in the inner frame (21), outer rollers (23) are arranged on the outer sides of the two first rotating shafts (22), through holes (24) are formed in the two sides of the inner frame (21), and when a guide wire penetrates through the shell (1), the guide wire simultaneously penetrates through the two through holes (24), penetrates between the two outer rollers (23) and is in close contact with the two outer rollers (23);
the worm gear I (25) is arranged at the side edge of the inner frame (21), and the driving shaft (11) is of a worm structure meshed with the worm gear I (25) so as to drive the inner frame (21) to rotate when the driving knob (12) is turned;
the novel inner frame is characterized by further comprising a transmission part (26) arranged on the outer side of the inner frame (21), wherein the transmission part (26) is used for connecting the shell (1) and the two first rotating shafts (22) so as to drive the two first rotating shafts (22) to synchronously and reversely rotate when the inner frame (21) rotates.
3. The guide wire traction device for coronary heart disease interventional therapy according to claim 2, characterized in that: the transmission part (26) comprises two worm gears II (261) which are respectively arranged on the two rotating shafts I (22), a transmission worm (262) is arranged between the two worm gears II (261), the transmission worm (262) is arranged on the outer side of the inner frame (21) through a bearing seat, and two sides of the transmission worm are simultaneously meshed with the two worm gears II (261) so as to drive the two rotating shafts I (22) to synchronously and reversely rotate when the transmission worm (262) rotates;
the inner frame (21) is provided with a first gear (263) which is arranged at the end part of the transmission worm (262), the inner side of the shell (1) is provided with a continuous annular toothed groove (264), and the first gear (263) is meshed with the annular toothed groove (264) so as to drive the first gear (263) to rotate in the annular toothed groove (264) in a walking manner and drive the transmission worm (262) to rotate when the inner frame (21) rotates.
4. The guide wire traction device for coronary heart disease interventional therapy according to claim 3, characterized in that: an inclined bevel guide rail (27) is arranged on the inner wall of one side of the inner frame (21) close to the guide pipe.
5. The guide wire traction device for coronary heart disease interventional therapy according to claim 4, wherein: a straight-through pipe (211) is connected to one side, far away from the guide pipe, of the inner frame (21), the straight-through pipe (211) is communicated with the through hole (24), the worm wheel I (25) is installed on the outer side of the straight-through pipe (211), a bearing plate (212) is installed on the outer side of the straight-through pipe (211) in a rotating mode through a bearing, and the bearing plate (212) is fixed in the shell (1) and used for installing the inner frame (21) in the shell (1) in a rotating mode;
and one side of the inner frame (21) far away from the straight-through pipe (211) is provided with an introducing pipe (213), the introducing pipe (213) is communicated with the through hole (24) on the other side of the inner frame (21) and is coaxial with the straight-through pipe (211), and a guide pipe port is inserted when the shell (1) is butted with a guide pipe, so that an auxiliary guide wire passes through the shell (1) and is accurately inserted into the guide pipe.
6. The guide wire traction device for coronary heart disease interventional therapy according to claim 5, wherein: an auxiliary pipe (4) is installed in the straight-through pipe (211) in a threaded mode, one end of the auxiliary pipe (4) extends towards the outer side of the straight-through pipe (211), and the other end of the auxiliary pipe (4) penetrates between the two outer rollers (23) and penetrates into the guide-in pipe (213).
7. The guidewire traction device for interventional therapy of coronary heart disease according to claim 6, wherein: the auxiliary pipe (4) comprises a screwed pipe (41) with external threads, the screwed pipe (41) is installed in the through pipe (211) in a threaded manner, one end of the screwed pipe extends to the outer side of the through pipe (211), and an auxiliary knob (42) is arranged on the outer side of one end of the screwed pipe, which is positioned outside the through pipe (211);
the other end of the spiral tube (41) is positioned in the inner frame (21), an insertion tube (43) with the outer diameter smaller than that of the spiral tube (41) is connected to the other end of the spiral tube (41), the insertion tube (43) is communicated with the spiral tube (41), and the outer surface of the insertion tube is smooth.
8. The guidewire traction device for interventional therapy of coronary heart disease according to claim 7, wherein: the standby driving part (3) comprises a holding rod (31) positioned at the tail part of the shell (1), the holding rod (31) is rotatably arranged at the outer side of the through pipe (211), and an abutting part (32) used for limiting the free rotation of the holding rod (31) is arranged between the holding rod and the shell (1);
the ratchet mechanism comprises a first ratchet mechanism (33) and a second ratchet mechanism (34) which are arranged on the outer side of the straight-through pipe (211), wherein the first ratchet mechanism (33) is arranged between the first worm wheel (25) and the straight-through pipe (211), and the second ratchet mechanism (34) is arranged between the holding rod (31) and the straight-through pipe (211).
9. The guidewire traction device for interventional therapy of coronary heart disease according to claim 8, wherein: the butt joint component (32) comprises a threaded collar (321) with internal threads, the outer sides of the opposite ends of the holding rod (31) and the shell (1) are respectively provided with an outer thread (322), and the threaded collar (321) integrally butts the holding rod (31) and the shell (1) by utilizing the outer threads (322);
and the length of the outer thread (322) on the holding rod (31) is larger than the width of the thread collar (321), so that the thread collar (321) can be completely screwed onto the holding rod (31).
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