Hydraulically actuated and functionally integratable catheter system for treating vascular and non-vascular diseases
一种导管、功能的技术,应用在导管系统领域,能够解决手术低效率和局限性等问题
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[0137] Functional dimensions of the FICS system
[0138] Figure 15 is a dimensional illustration of the FICS system in the fully extended "CTO expander configuration", showing the relative dimensional interoperability of the various "functional units" and "functional subunits" for ease of reference. exist Figure 15 In , the imaginary dimensional values of the components used in the "FICS CTO dilator configuration" are designated as "component specific reference designation abbreviations" (LG, SC, PTA, DIL and CTO) and "specific functional dimension reference designation abbreviations " (TL, UL, ML, RL, BL, OL, SL, TiL). "Functional Dimension Specific Reference Number Abbreviations" represent the respective lengths of the FICS members, as shown in Table 1 of Example 1 below. In addition, Table 2 provides the calculations for the respective components (marked in Figure 15 in; listed in Table 1), the various formulas of "functional dimensions" listed in the first column ...
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[0146] FICS total length TL(A)
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[0149] FICS effective length UL(B)
[0150] "Usable Length" (UL) refers to the indwelling / working length portion of the FICS system or individual functional units. UL is related to the distance between the entry point (patient entry site) and the target treatment point accessible by the FICS system. The FICS system can provide different predefined UL ranges corresponding to the individual components of the FICS system used to treat a large number of complex lesions and / or CTOs. As an example, the effective length of each member was used for two specific treatment configurations: (a) FICS CTO dilator configuration (Table 3); and (b) FICS LLS PTA configuration (Table 4). In Table 5, the clinically appropriate entry length is related to the distance measured from the most commonly used (pre-defined) patient entry point to the putative target site (distance beyond the putative lesion located in the pre-defined target zone). The effective length UL portion of the components of th...
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