Copper-tantalum alloy and location application thereof to optical fibers for photodynamics therapy
A technology of photodynamic therapy and tantalum alloy, which is applied in the field of medical devices, can solve the problems of difficult accurate positioning, unfavorable treatment and maintenance, and less obvious problems, and achieve the effect of improving imaging clarity
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[0015] Raw material composition according to mass percentage: tantalum 30%, the balance is copper and unavoidable impurities, among impurities: iron ≤ 0.20%, zinc ≤ 0.20%, aluminum ≤ 3%, nickel ≤ 0.5%, tin ≤ 0.4%, will Metal wires made of alloys with a cross-section of 1×0.5 mm and metal wires made of aluminum and copper with the same cross-section were put into a CT scanner for scanning. It was found that the images of copper-tantalum alloys were obviously clearer than those of aluminum or copper. .
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[0017] Such as figure 1 As shown, the copper-tantalum alloy is made into a ring-shaped positioning point 4, and the positioning point 4 is set on the transmission fiber with the cladding 2 and coating layer 3 scraped off, leaving only the core 1. The other end of the transmission fiber is connected to the connector 5 connections. The optical fiber positioned with copper-tantalum alloy is obviously clearer in the CT scanning image than the positioning point made of copper or aluminum alone.
[0018] The present invention comprehensively considers the high cost caused by using tantalum material alone as the positioning point, and using only copper or aluminum as the positioning point will cause problems such as unclear CT scanning and the like. cost; the use of copper-tantalum alloy instead of the original copper or aluminum as the positioning point of the optical fiber not only improves the imaging clarity of the positioning point in CT scanning, but also solves the problem of...
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