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Systems and methods for controlling catheter power based on contact force

A technology of contact force and catheter, applied in parts of surgical instruments, medical science, surgery, etc., can solve problems such as heart wall perforation and heart tissue damage

Active Publication Date: 2021-05-18
BIOSENSE WEBSTER (ISRAEL) LTD
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However, excessive contact force (or pressure) and / or excessive RF energy can cause undesired damage to heart tissue and even perforation of the heart wall

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[0041] The present invention relates to systems and catheters for cardiac catheterization in which the catheter has a sensor assembly that provides signals indicative of the position of the catheter and the pressure applied to the distal segment of the catheter (before it engages tissue and is applied by a probe to organizational stress). The distal section of the catheter also includes electrodes for applying radiofrequency energy through the catheter to ablate heart tissue at certain locations. In contrast to conventional systems for cardiac catheterization, the control system controls the amount of radiofrequency energy (e.g., the amount of ablation power) applied to the electrodes based on the amount of pressure (or contact force) applied to the distal segment of the catheter. ). By reducing the amount of ablation power as the detected contact force increases, the occurrence of excessive heating can be reduced or avoided, thereby reducing the risk of unintended damage to ...

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The present invention is titled "Systems and Methods for Controlling Catheter Power Based on Contact Force." The present invention discloses a method of controlling ablation power applied to a catheter, the method comprising: receiving, by a controller, a detected contact force from a sensor assembly of the catheter, the sensor assembly configured to detect application to the catheter a contact force of an electrode; controlling, by the controller, power applied to an electrode of the catheter to have a deactivated power level when the detected contact force is less than a first threshold contact force; controlling by the controller to provide The power to the electrodes of the catheter is to have a first power level when the detected contact force is greater than the first threshold contact force; and the power provided to the electrodes of the catheter is controlled by the controller to have a first power level when the detected contact force is greater than the first threshold contact force; There is a deactivated power level when the contact force is greater than the cut-off contact force, the cut-off contact force being greater than the first threshold contact force.

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technical field [0001] Aspects of embodiments of the invention relate to invasive medical devices and associated control systems (e.g., catheters) capable of sensing pressure applied against a probe, and to devices capable of adjusting the power supplied to the probe based on the sensed pressure. Control System. Background technique [0002] In some diagnostic and therapeutic techniques, a catheter is inserted into a ventricle and makes contact with the inner wall of the heart. For example, intracardiac radiofrequency (RF) ablation is a known method of treating cardiac arrhythmias. In this technique, a catheter with an electrode at its distal tip is inserted through the patient's vasculature into a chamber of the heart. Electrodes are brought into contact with a single (or multiple) sites on the endocardium, and radiofrequency energy can be applied to the electrodes through a catheter to ablate cardiac tissue at the sites. However, excessive contact force (or pressure) an...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): A61B18/12A61B18/14
CPCA61B1/12A61B18/1492A61B2018/00642A61B2018/00773A61B2018/00666A61B2018/00702A61B2090/064A61B2090/065A61B2018/00357A61B2018/00577A61B2018/00708
Inventor I.方G.康斯坦廷
Owner BIOSENSE WEBSTER (ISRAEL) LTD
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