Radiofrequency Ablation Control System

Abstract

The invention relates to a radio frequency ablation control system, which includes a radio frequency ablation energy generator, which is connected to a radio frequency ablation catheter through a switch circuit, and the switch circuit is electrically connected to a radio frequency ablation control device; the radio frequency ablation control device includes individualized information An acquisition module, a comprehensive analysis module and a feedback control module; the comprehensive analysis module can obtain the actual radio frequency conduction time T of the target according to the individualized ablation information collected by the individualized information acquisition module and the initial value corresponding to the individualized ablation information, and the feedback The control module can control the switch state of the switch circuit according to the radio frequency conduction time T of the target point time, so as to control the radio frequency ablation state of the target point by the radio frequency ablation catheter. The invention can effectively realize the transmural damage of the target point, is conducive to forming continuous ablation lesions, and effectively improves the success rate and safety of the atrial fibrillation ablation operation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a control system, in particular to a radio frequency ablation control system, which belongs to the technical field of atrial fibrillation radio frequency ablation. Background technique [0002] At present, cardiac radiofrequency ablation has been widely carried out in the field of treating arrhythmia diseases. The key to radiofrequency ablation of complex arrhythmias is to form a continuous linear, transmural, and safe ablation lesion, such as the common ring pulmonary vein electrical isolation in atrial fibrillation ablation, which aims to form a continuous linear transmural ablation lesion around the pulmonary vein to ensure There is no electrical connection with the left atrium, and the extended application of matrix modification on this basis. Therefore, in radiofrequency ablation of the heart, whether transmural cell necrosis occurs in the tissue at the ablation site is the key to the success of a single radiofrequency ab...

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Problems solved by technology

However, such technical indicators only consider the pressure, power and time factors of the ablation catheter, and the individualized anatomical information (such as heart location, thickness, movement, etc.), impedance, (esophageal) temperature, local voltage, and respiratory rate of the target. Important electrophysiological indicators such as mobility are not considered, so the estimation of the released ablation energy and effect is not accurate; more importantly, these technical indicators only indicate the released ablation energy, and the ablation energy that should be released for the target The size of the energy cannot be prompted, nor can it be prompted which parameter combination should be used to provide the corresponding energy. At the same time, the process of ablation energy release cannot be automatically controlled. The operator still needs to rely on experience to pay attention to and control the aforementioned various Electrophysiological indicators to allow manual control of the ablation energy delivery process, thereby distracting attention from the ablation catheter operation itself

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