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Radiofrequency ablation volume reduction electrode capable of leading out waste gas in liver

A technology of radiofrequency electrodes and radiofrequency ablation, applied in the direction of heating surgical instruments, wound drainage devices, etc., can solve the problems of serious complications and achieve the effects of improving alveolar space occupation, overcoming single function, and increasing respiratory function

Active Publication Date: 2014-06-25
王昌惠 +3
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Although no serious complications have been reported, some methods still have the possibility of potentially serious complications

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[0048] Such as figure 1 As shown, this embodiment includes a radio frequency electrode tip 3 , a temperature measuring resistor 6 , a lung exhaust gas extraction assembly, an outer tube 1 and a handle 2 .

[0049] The front end surface and the rear end surface of the outer tube are both horizontal structures, and the outer tube wall surface, inner tube wall surface and both ends of the outer tube can be wrapped with insulating coatings.

[0050] The front end of the handle is connected to the rear end of the outer tube, and the handle is made of insulating material. Inside it is provided with a radio frequency electrode joint 5 connected with the radio frequency transmission hose 4, and a temperature measurement cable joint connected with the temperature measurement resistance cable 7 8. The negative pressure suction pump joint 12 connected with the suction channel 11 . Wherein, the radio frequency electrode connector and the temperature measurement cable connector share the ...

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The invention relates to a medical apparatus, in particular to a radiofrequency ablation volume reduction electrode capable of leading out waste gas in the liver. The radiofrequency ablation volume reduction electrode comprises a radiofrequency electrode tip, a temperature measurement resistor and a liver waste gas draw-out assembly. The radiofrequency electrode tip is connected with a radiofrequency transmission hole arranged in an outer pipe to give out a radiofrequency current, and is used for conducting radiofrequency ablation on lesion tissue of alveolus pulmonis. The temperature measurement resistor is connected with a temperature measurement resistor cable and used for collecting the temperature of an ablation area and regulating the temperature released by a radiofrequency electrode. The liver waste gas draw-out assembly comprises a gas draw-out hole and a gas draw-out passageway connected with the gas draw-out hole, and is used for drawing out waste gas in the liver. The radiofrequency ablation volume reduction electrode can conduct radiofrequency ablation treatment on the lesion tissue of the alveolus pulmonis and can meanwhile draw out a large amount of gas detained in the alveolus pulmonis which loses the function, and therefore the aims of reducing the volume of the liver and treating pulmonary emphysema are achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medical device, in particular to a radiofrequency ablation electrode, especially a radiofrequency ablation volume reduction electrode capable of leading out exhaust gas from the lungs. Background technique [0002] Emphysema is a common chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. In the late 1990s, a new method for the treatment of emphysema—lung volume reduction—was developed abroad, and achieved good results. Practice has proved that the symptoms, exercise capacity, and lung function indicators of most patients can be significantly improved, and the curative effect can last for more than 3-4 years. [0003] The modified lung volume reduction surgery (LVRS), which began in 1995, has opened up a new way for the treatment of emphysema. Recent large-sample randomized studies have confirmed that LVRS resection of overinflated non-functioning lung tissue can prolong the survival time and improve the quality of life of patients. Alt...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A61B18/14A61M27/00
Inventor 王昌惠张家兴常承忠倪飞宇任艳飞
Owner 王昌惠
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