Electrode for radiofrequency ablation of esophageal reflux
A technology of radiofrequency ablation and esophageal reflux, which is applied in medical science, surgery, parts of surgical instruments, etc., and can solve problems such as esophageal obstruction and patient inhalation into the trachea
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[0029] The term "radiofrequency ablation" as used herein refers to the application of radiofrequency currents at frequencies up to a certain value (>100 kHz) to living tissue, causing the movement of charged ions within the tissue to produce a thermal effect that heats the tissue to a target temperature (60 kHz). -100°C), resulting in thermal damage to tissue or cell necrosis.
[0030] as attached figure 1 As shown, an esophageal reflux radiofrequency ablation electrode includes an electrode bundle 1, an electrode cap 2, an electrode seat 3, a central pull rod 4, a catheter 5, a handle 6, a cable 7, a plug 8, a dial 10 and a central metal tube 11.
[0031] The electrode bundle 1 can be expanded into a boat shape, and there is a small section without insulating coating at the maximum diameter of the boat shape, and the other parts including the electrode cap 2, the electrode seat 3 and the catheter have insulating layers;
[0032] The electrode bundle 1 is made of a group of c...
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