Sheathing tube capable of being adjusted to be bent

Abstract

The invention discloses a sheathing tube capable of being adjusted to be bent. The sheathing tube comprises a tube body, a traction mechanism and a fixed connecting mechanism. The traction mechanism comprises an anchoring ring and a traction wire. The anchoring ring is coaxially embedded into the far-end elastic section of the tube body. The traction wire is arranged in the side wall of the tube body and extends in the axial direction of the tube body, the traction wire comprises a first section and a second section which are connected with each other, the first section is connected with the fixed connecting mechanism near the near end of the tube body, and the second section hooks the anchoring ring. Due to the fact that the traction wire hooks the anchoring ring, the stress point between the anchoring ring and the traction wire is a hooking part, the connecting mode is similar to the flexible connection, and the connecting strength and the connecting stability between the anchoring ring and the traction wire can be guaranteed. In addition, the traction mechanism is simple in structure, components do not need to be additionally arranged,the structure does not need to be additionally improved, only the connecting mode of the traction wire and the anchoring ring needs to be changed, the size of the anchoring ring and the size of the traction wire do not need to be increased, and then the thickness of the side wall of the tube body cannot be influenced obviously.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of medical instruments, in particular to an adjustable curved sheath tube. Background technique

[0002] Medical sheaths are used in minimally invasive interventional diagnosis and treatment operations to establish channels, transport or recover instruments, infuse drugs or export body fluids, etc.; the adjustable curved sheath has a distal adjustable bending function, which can quickly and reliably reach the Target lesion location to reduce operation time. In the field of minimally invasive intervention, the end relatively far from the operator is usually defined as the distal end, and the end relatively close to the operator is defined as the proximal end.

[0003] The adjustable curved sheath tube disclosed in U.S. Patent Document US6945956B2 includes a tubular body, a traction mechanism, and a handle with a control system. For the pulling wire in the side wall, the far end of the pulling wire is directly fixed o...

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