Intracavity exposure and support device for human surgery

An intracavity exposure and support device for human surgery. The present invention relates to a surgical instrument broadly used in surgical retraction for a human surgery. The intracavity exposure and support device for human surgery consists of a clamp end 1, a clamp end 2, and a connector. The clamp end 1 is disposed at one end of the connector, and the clamp end 2 is disposed at another end of the connector. The connector is made of an elastic material or retractable structure. The device of the present invention is small in volume, has a simple structure, provides full surgical exposure and is easy to use. The device of the present invention is also highly configurable and according to the practical needs of a surgery. The device can be easily inserted into and removed from a trocar, is durable, can reduce human resource costs, equipment costs and anesthesia costs. The device can be used without posing harm to a patient, and provides, in an endoscopic surgery, a degree of exposure comparable to full exposure achieved through open surgery. The device thereby provides a degree of convenience for endoscopic surgeries and offers safety and convenience for other surgeries, making the device highly applicable.