Suction flow control valve

The suction system with a vacuum-actuated valve addresses the challenge of controlling blood loss during catheter-based aspiration by automatically regulating suction based on vacuum levels, ensuring controlled aspiration and minimizing blood loss.

JP2025518719APending Publication Date: 2025-06-19KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS NV
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Patent Information

Application Number
JP2024570507
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Priority Date
2022-06-09
Filing Date
2023-06-01
Publication Date
2025-06-19

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing catheter-based aspiration devices face challenges in controlling blood loss during intravascular procedures, particularly when disengaging from blood clots, due to the risk of rapid blood aspiration with large-diameter catheters and high vacuum levels.

Method used

A suction system with a normally closed flow control valve that automatically opens in response to a predetermined vacuum threshold, allowing controlled suction and automatically closing when the vacuum level drops below the threshold to prevent excessive blood aspiration.

Benefits of technology

The system effectively reduces blood loss by automatically controlling suction during intravascular procedures, ensuring that aspiration is only initiated when contact with the blood clot is maintained and ceasing when blood is aspirated to prevent excessive bleeding.

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Abstract

A suction system 1 for an intravascular device includes a suction catheter 2 configured to be inserted into a related blood vessel, and a normally closed flow control valve 10 connected to control suction of substances from the related blood vessel through the suction catheter. The normally closed flow control valve includes an inlet 14 operably connected to the suction catheter, an outlet 16 operably connectable to a related vacuum pump, and a vacuum pull actuator 18 operably connected to the outlet, whereby a vacuum at the outlet operates the vacuum pull actuator to open the normally closed flow control valve.
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