Esophagus regurgitation radiofrequency ablation electrode
A radiofrequency ablation, esophageal reflux technology, applied in medical science, heating surgical instruments, surgery, etc., can solve problems such as esophagus obstruction, patient inhalation into the trachea, etc.
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[0029] The term "radiofrequency ablation" used here refers to the application of radiofrequency current with a frequency high to a certain value (>100kHz) to biological tissue, causing the movement of charged ions in the tissue to generate a thermal effect, and heating the tissue to a target temperature (eg 60-100°C), resulting in thermal damage to tissue or cell necrosis.
[0030] as attached figure 1 As shown, an electrode for radiofrequency ablation of esophageal reflux includes an electrode bundle 1, an electrode cap 2, an electrode seat 3, a central rod 4, a catheter 5, a handle 6, a knob 7, a cable 8, a plug 9, a water injection nozzle 10, and a water injection tube 11 and hose 12.
[0031] The electrode bundle 1 can be expanded into an olive shape, and there is a small section of non-insulating coating at the largest diameter of the olive shape, and other parts including the electrode cap 2, the electrode seat 3 and the catheter have an insulating layer;
[0032] The ...
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