Electronic valve reader having orientation sensing mechanism
A technology for electronic valves and readers, applied in the field of determining the position and orientation of magnetic indicator devices, electronic valve readers based on magnetism, and fluid flow control valves, which can solve inaccurate device setting instructions, deflection angle increases, etc. problems for ease of use, reduced program time, and reduced user frustration
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[0026] figure 1 with figure 2 One example of a subcutaneously implantable and transcutaneously adjustable fluid flow control device 10 is shown. Fluid flow control device 10 is intended for surgical implantation in physiological shunt systems for draining fluid from one part of the body to another. For example, to connect flow control device 10 in such a system, flow control device 10 includes inlet connector 12 and outlet connector 14, each of which receives an end of a surgical tubing (not shown). The ends of the surgical tubing are seated over the connectors 12 and 14 and only the inside of the annular ridge formed near the end of each connector 12, 14 is secured thereto by a single ligature.
[0027]When the flow control device 10 is used in a drainage system intended to treat hydrocephalus, the inlet connector 12 is fluidly connected to a proximal catheter that is inserted under pressure through the skull into a fluid containing cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). In the ventr...
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