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System for continuously injecting stem cells into minimally-invasive coronary artery blood vessel

A technology of coronary artery and injection system, which is applied in the field of medical devices to achieve the effects of preventing excessive pulling, repeated needle sticking and bleeding from needle holes

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-11-04
THE FIRST HOSPITAL OF CHINA MEDICIAL UNIV
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The guide needle can guide the cannula into the graft vessel and place it in the graft vessel; the trocar sealing structure is used to seal the trocar hole on the graft vessel after the trocar is pulled out to prevent bleeding; the guide needle hole is closed The structure is used to close the guide needle hole after the guide needle is taken out to prevent bleeding; when the guide needle is inserted into the cannula through the back end of the infusion tube, the guide needle can be pulled out directly during use without considering the problem of blocking the guide needle hole; the infusion tube The cannula is connected and the rear end is set with the outside body, and stem cells or drugs can be infused from outside the body to the graft vessel continuously or intermittently through the infusion tube

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Embodiment 1

[0029] Embodiment 1 A minimally invasive coronary artery graft intravascular stem cell continuous injection system

[0030] A minimally invasive coronary artery graft continuous stem cell injection system, comprising a cannula 1, a guide needle 2 is arranged in the cannula 1, and the back end of the cannula 1 is connected to an infusion tube 4, wherein the cannula is inserted into the cannula through the back end of the infusion tube , the outer cannula pinhole sealing structure 32 at the back of the cannula 1 is used to block the cannula pinhole; the front end of the infusion tube 4 is connected to the back end of the cannula 1 and arranged in the body, and the back end of the infusion tube 4 is pierced through the skin and arranged in the Outside the body; a hard sheath tube 5 is set outside the body part of the infusion tube 4; the trocar hole sealing structure is used to block the trocar hole on the bridge vessel after the trocar is pulled out to prevent bleeding; the infus...

Embodiment 2

[0032]Embodiment 2 A minimally invasive coronary artery graft intravascular stem cell continuous injection system

[0033] A minimally invasive coronary artery graft continuous stem cell injection system, comprising a cannula 1, a guide needle 2 is arranged inside the cannula 1, and the rear end of the cannula 1 is connected to an infusion tube 4, wherein the guide needle 2 is inserted into the cannula through the cannula 1 Inside 1, the guide needle hole sealing structure 31 and the cannula needle hole sealing structure 32 on the outer rear part of the cannula 1 are respectively used to block the guide needle 2 hole and the cannula needle hole; the front end of the infusion tube 4 is connected to the back end of the cannula 1 Set in the body, the rear end of the infusion tube 4 is passed through the skin and placed outside the body; a hard sheath tube 5 is set outside the body part of the infusion tube 4; the guide needle 2 can guide the cannula 1 into the graft vessel and pla...

Embodiment 3

[0035] Example 3 A minimally invasive coronary artery graft intravascular stem cell continuous injection system

[0036] A minimally invasive coronary artery graft continuous stem cell injection system, comprising a cannula 1, a guide needle 2 is arranged inside the cannula 1, and the rear end of the cannula 1 is connected to an infusion tube 4, wherein the guide needle 2 is inserted into the cannula through the cannula 1 Inside 1, the guide needle hole sealing structure 31 and the cannula needle hole sealing structure 32 on the outer rear part of the cannula 1 are respectively used to block the guide needle 2 hole and the cannula needle hole; the front end of the infusion tube 4 is connected to the back end of the cannula 1 Set in the body, the rear end of the infusion tube 4 is pierced through the skin and placed outside the body; a hard sheath 5 is set outside the body of the infusion tube 4; the guide needle 2 can guide the sleeve 1 into the graft vessel and place it in the...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a system for continuously injecting stem cells into a minimally-invasive coronary artery blood vessel. The system comprises a casing pipe, a guiding needle and an infusion pipe. The system is characterized in that the guiding needle is inserted in the casing pipe through the casing pipe or inserted in the casing pipe through the rear end of the infusion pipe; the front end of the infusion pipe is connected with the rear end of the casing pipe; when the system is used, the system is arranged in a body; the rear end of the infusion pipe penetrates out of the body through the skin; a hard sheath canal is arranged on the outer side of the part in an infusion pipe body; the outer side of the rear portion of the casing pipe is provided with a casing pipe needle hole sealing structure used for sealing a casing pipe needle hole; when the guiding needle is inserted in through the casing pipe, the outer side of the rear portion of the casing pipe is further provided with a guiding needle hole sealing structure. The device is used for being retained in grafts after coronary artery bypass grafting to intermittently or continuously inject the stem cells into the grafts. The device is small in trauma, capable of injecting the stem cells or other therapeutic medicine into the grafts in vitro, easy and convenient to use and capable of being safely retained in the body when not used.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to a medical device for injecting stem cells in the body, in particular to a medical device for injecting stem cells or drugs into graft vessels after coronary artery bypass surgery, and specifically relates to a minimally invasive continuous injection of stem cells in coronary artery graft vessels system. Background technique [0002] Coronary artery bypass graft surgery is to take the patient's own blood vessels (such as the internal thoracic artery, the great saphenous vein of the lower limbs, etc.) or blood vessel substitutes, and connect the distal end of the narrowed coronary artery to the aorta, allowing blood to pass through the narrowed part. Reach the ischemic site, improve myocardial blood supply, and then achieve the purpose of relieving angina symptoms, improving heart function, improving the quality of life of patients and prolonging life. The procedure, called coronary artery bypass grafting, creates a clear path b...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A61M5/14
Inventor 张光伟
Owner THE FIRST HOSPITAL OF CHINA MEDICIAL UNIV
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