Controller for an atherectomy device
A technique for atheromatous plaque and resection, which is applied in the direction of surgical cutting instruments, surgery, instruments, etc., and can solve the problems of high cost and complicated controller machinery.
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[0034] An atherectomy device rotationally driven by an electric motor is disclosed. In some designs, the device includes features not available on gas turbine drive systems, such as storing in memory low / medium / high preset rotational speeds for a particular model of handle, calculating the volume and associated alarms when it gets low enough, and automatically adjusts the IV pump speed to a predetermined or calculated level when the rotational speed of the motor changes. Electric motors have more rotational inertia than comparable gas turbines, so the system includes control mechanisms that help prevent damage from excessive torque applied to the distal end of the drive shaft. When an obstacle is detected at the distal end, by slowing down the motor rotation speed, the motor is released and allowed to spin freely as a flywheel. The free spinning motor allows the large angular momentum of the system to be quickly and safely dissipated without excessive torque on the drive shaf...
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