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An anti-electromagnetic interference medical in vivo optical fiber temperature sensor

An anti-electromagnetic interference, optical fiber temperature measurement technology, applied in the field of optical fiber temperature measurement sensor, anti-electromagnetic interference medical in vivo optical fiber temperature measurement sensor, can solve the problems of real-time measurement, inability to temperature, temperature sensor interference, etc., to achieve high accuracy and convenience Connection, small size effect

Active Publication Date: 2016-02-03
HARBIN YIAOMI TECH DEV
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[0005] In order to solve the problem that the existing thermal resistance type and thermocouple type temperature sensors are easily disturbed by strong electromagnetic fields, real-time temperature measurement cannot be carried out, and the treatment effect is affected, the present invention further provides an anti-electromagnetic interference medical in vivo optical fiber temperature sensor

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[0026] Specific Embodiment 1: An anti-electromagnetic interference medical in vivo optical fiber temperature measurement sensor of this embodiment includes a fiber grating probe 1, a medical ceramic sleeve, a single-mode optical fiber 3, a medical plastic sheath, and an optical fiber connector 5; the optical fiber grating The probe 1 includes an optical fiber core 7 and a fiber grating 8 made on it, the probe end of the fiber grating probe 1 is a free end, the connection end of the fiber grating probe 1 is connected with one end of the single-mode fiber 3, and the end of the single-mode fiber 3 The other end is connected to the Bragg wavelength measuring device 9 through the optical fiber connector 5, the medical ceramic sleeve and the medical plastic sheath are connected to form a protective cover, the protective cover is set on the fiber grating probe 1 and the single-mode optical fiber 3, and the medical ceramic cover The tube is located on the side of the fiber grating prob...

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[0027] Embodiment 2: An anti-electromagnetic interference medical in vivo fiber optic temperature sensor of this embodiment includes a fiber grating probe 1, a medical quartz sleeve, a single-mode optical fiber 3, a medical plastic sheath, and a fiber optic connector 5; the fiber grating The probe 1 includes an optical fiber core 7 and a fiber grating 8 made on it, the probe end of the fiber grating probe 1 is a free end, the connection end of the fiber grating probe 1 is connected with one end of the single-mode fiber 3, and the end of the single-mode fiber 3 The other end is connected to the Bragg wavelength measuring device 9 through the optical fiber connector 5, the medical quartz sleeve and the medical plastic sheath are connected to form a protective cover, the protective cover is set on the fiber grating probe 1 and the single-mode optical fiber 3, and the medical ceramic cover The tube is located on the side of the fiber grating probe 1, and the connection between the ...

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The invention provides a medical in-vivo temperature measuring optical fiber sensor with an anti-electromagnetic interference function, and relates to a temperature measuring optical fiber sensor, which aims at solving the problems of the existing thermal resistive type and thermocouple type temperature sensors that the easiness in interference by a strong electromagnetic field is caused, the real-time measuring of temperature cannot be realized, and the influence on the therapy effect is caused. An optical fiber grating probe comprises an optical fiber core and an optical fiber grating, wherein the optical fiber grating is arranged on the optical fiber core, the probing end of the optical fiber grating probe is a free end, the connecting end of the optical fiber grating probe is connected with one end of a single mode optical fiber, the other end of the single mode optical fiber is connected with Bragg wavelength measuring equipment through an optical fiber connector, a medical rigid catheter and a medical flexible sheath are connected to form a protective sleeve, the protective sleeve is sheathed on the optical fiber grating probe and the single mode optical fiber, the medical rigid catheter is positioned at one side of the optical fiber grating probe, and the connecting part of the optical fiber grating probe and the single mode optical fiber is provided with a destressing etching groove. The sensor has the advantages that the real-time measurement can be realized under the strong electromagnetic environment, and the requirements, such as monitoring of tumor thermotherapy in the therapy process, are met.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an optical fiber temperature measuring sensor, in particular to an anti-electromagnetic interference medical in vivo optical fiber temperature measuring sensor, which belongs to the technical field of medical temperature measurement. Background technique [0002] In the medical field, it is often necessary to measure the temperature of the human body. In the process of tumor hyperthermia, thermochemotherapy and magnetic therapy, it is necessary to heat the tumor site by means of external radio frequency electromagnetic field, so that the temperature of the tumor site reaches 42-44 degrees Celsius, so as to kill tumor cells and protect normal human tissues from damage. In order to achieve the purpose of treatment without causing damage to the human body, it is necessary to monitor the temperature of the tumor site in real time in order to accurately control the strength of the electromagnetic field, effectively kill tumor cells,...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): A61B5/01
Inventor 田赫孙嘉欣张凯王勃然笔晓红
Owner HARBIN YIAOMI TECH DEV
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