Intelligent balloon dilatation therapeutic instrument for cricopharyngeal muscle achalasia

Abstract

The invention relates to an intelligent balloon dilatation therapeutic instrument for cricopharyngeal muscle achalasia, which comprises an instrument body and a physiological saline water tank, a power supply, a main control circuit, a keying panel, a step motor, a peristaltic pump, a water inlet tube, a water outlet tube, a flow sensing transducer, a balloon dilatation catheter and a display screen which are arranged on the instrument body. The balloon dilatation catheter comprises a hollow soft catheter with a closed front end. An appropriate position in the front of the catheter is providedwith a balloon dilatation section, an appropriate position at the tail part of the catheter is connected with a watering branch, and a water flow passage is arranged in the wall of the catheter for connecting and communicating the watering branch and the balloon dilatation section. The intelligent balloon dilatation therapeutic instrument for the cricopharyngeal muscle achalasia is simple in operation, safe and reliable. Simply operated by a doctor, the instrument can fill the balloon with water automatically at a fixed time and a fixed quantity so as to achieve the aim of treating the cricopharyngeal muscle achalasia.

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Benefits of technology

This innovative device uses an inflatable bag inside with sensors attached thereto to measure how well blood flows when placed on top or under different parts of your body's lower back (lower abdomen). These measurements help us determine if there are problems related to this area called concave spine syndrome. By adjusting these settings based upon factors like age, weight loss, swelling, etc., we aimed towards improving treatment outcomes while reducing side-effect risks associated with current treatments such as chiropracate surgery.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed in this patents relates to improving methods used to reduce symptoms associated with gastroesopausage syndrome caused by overactive smooth muscles called cricoarchea muscle (CMC). Balloons currently available only work on specific areas within the body's airways where they come close enough together to help open up any blocked passageway around them without causing damage from excessive force applied through these points. However, current devices require manual intervention which makes their use difficult if done correctly.

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