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76 results about "Posterolateral thoracotomy" patented technology

Posterolateral thoracotomy is an incision through an intercostal space on the back, and is often widened with rib spreaders. It is a very common approach for operations on the lung or posterior mediastinum, including the esophagus.

Devices and methods for port-access multivessel coronary artery bypass surgery

Surgical methods and instruments are disclosed for performing port-access or closed-chest coronary artery bypass (CABG) surgery in multivessel coronary artery disease. In contrast to standard open-chest CABG surgery, which requires a median sternotomy or other gross thoracotomy to expose the patient's heart, post-access CABG surgery is performed through small incisions or access ports made through the intercostal spaces between the patient's ribs, resulting in greatly reduced pain and morbidity to the patient. In situ arterial bypass grafts, such as the internal mammary arteries and/or the right gastroepiploic artery, are prepared for grafting by thoracoscopic or laparoscopic takedown techniques. Free grafts, such as a saphenous vein graft or a free arterial graft, can be used to augment the in situ arterial grafts. The graft vessels are anastomosed to the coronary arteries under direct visualization through a cardioscopic microscope inserted through an intercostal access port. Retraction instruments are provided to manipulate the heart within the closed chest of the patient to expose each of the coronary arteries for visualization and anastomosis. Disclosed are a tunneler and an articulated tunneling grasper for rerouting the graft vessels, and a finger-like retractor, a suction cup retractor, a snare retractor and a loop retractor for manipulating the heart. Also disclosed is a port-access topical cooling device for improving myocardial protection during the port-access CABG procedure. An alternate surgical approach using an anterior mediastinotomy is also described.
Owner:HEARTPORT

Claw-shaped sternum fixator

The invention discloses a claw-shaped sternum fixator. The claw-shaped sternum fixator comprises an inner claw gripping plate and an outer claw gripping plate, the outer claw gripping plate is provided with a socket with a tooth socket portion, the inner claw gripping plate is provided with a tooth inserting portion which is matched with the tooth socket portion through insertion, the inner claw gripping plate achieves insertion connection through the matching of the tooth inserting portion and the tooth socket portion, first saw teeth are arranged inside the tooth socket portion, the tooth inserting portion is provided with second saw teeth matched with the first saw teeth, the inner claw gripping plate is further provided with a lock loosening fastener and a lock loosening hole, the lock loosening fastener and the lock loosening hole are matched with each other, and the lock loosening fastener is hinged to the inner claw gripping plate; when the lock loosening fastener moves relative to the inner claw gripping plate to enter into the lock loosening hole in a matching mode, the first saw teeth of the tooth socket portion are engaged with the second saw teeth of the tooth inserting portion to facilitate the tight fit of the inner claw gripping plate and the outer claw gripping plate. The claw-shaped sternum fixator can be locked, fixed and opened without any auxiliary tools, reduces operation time, wins precious time for rescue of patients, improves achievement ratios of operation, can be used for conveniently adjusting folding width of thoracotomy, is convenient and stable in fixation.
Owner:CHANGZHOU WASTON MEDICAL APPLIANCE CO LTD

Transthoracic minimally invasive heart ventricular septal defect plugging device conveying system and method thereof

The invention discloses a transthoracic minimally invasive occlusion interventricular septum defection plugger conveying appliance. The invention is characterized in that the device comprises a locating line, a conveying passage and a cardiac plugger adaptor; one end of the conveying passage is lead to the invasive occlusion part of the interventricular septum guided by the locating line, the cardiac plugger is installed inside the plugger adaptor, after being butted with the conveying passage, the cardiac plugger adaptor enters the position of the interventricular septum defection through the conveying passage and begins to work at the position. The conveying is mainly characterized in that the entire device is short and small, and can be held by hands directly. The defection part can be closed as near as possible, and puncture, direction adjusting, guide rail building, and plugger releasing can be finished by only one person, during the operation, once the septum defection is not suitable for the method or the plugging fails, the incision can be directly extended upward and changed into the traditional thoracotomy, no extra incision is needed, or transferred from the cardiac catheter room to the operating room, and the security of the patient is greatly ensured.
Owner:邢泉生

Covered stent for aortic dissection surgery, conveying device and use method

InactiveCN106214287AAvoid punctureEnsure blood supplyStentsBlood vesselsAortic dissectionArcus aortae
The invention discloses a covered stent for aortic dissection surgery, a conveying device and a use method. The stent comprises a body which is a covered stent body. The stent is a conical stent with the diameter gradually reduced from the cardiac proximal portion to the thoracic aorta distal portion. An exposed portion is arranged on the lower portion of the body of the stent and is not covered. Three balloon dilatation stents are connected to the upper edge of the middle of the body. A protective gasket made from polytetrafluoroethylene is arranged at the near end of the body. The three balloon dilatation stents are provided with three catheters respectively. Each catheter is about 2 m long. The conveying device comprises a conveying sheath, the body of the stent is compressed in the conveying sheath, and the three balloon dilatation stents on the middle section of the body are compressed in the conveying sheath. A conveying sheath system is provided with an apex, and notches are formed in the tip end of the conveying sheath system for the body of the stent and guide wires and the catheters of the three balloon dilatation stents. The invention provides the covered stent for aortic dissection surgery. The stent is used for minimally invasive surgery treatment of Stanford A type aortic dissection with a wound among three branch vessels on the arcus aortae, avoids injuries caused by thoracotomy, and can be directly used for intra-cardiac wound occlusion.
Owner:杨威

Intraoperative support conveying system and intraoperative support system

The invention provides an intraoperative support conveying system and an intraoperative support system. An intraoperative support comprises a main support and a side supporting support arranged on the main support and stretching outwards. The intraoperative support conveying system comprises a main lining and a side supporting lining arranged on the main lining. The side supporting support is configured to be arranged on the side supporting support in a sleeving mode, the main support is configured to be arranged on the main lining in a sleeving mode, and the side supporting lining is arranged on the main lining in a swing mode to synchronously drive the side supporting support to swing relative to the main support. By the arrangement of the side supporting lining capable of swinging relative to the main lining, the side supporting support can synchronously swing relative to the main support, the side supporting support is aligned with the left subclavian artery to be easily implanted during an operation, it is avoided that the time of freeing and suturing the left subclavian artery in thoracotomy operation is too long, so that postoperative complications are increased, then the operating difficulty of the operation is reduced, the operating time of the operation is shortened, and the adaptation disease range of the operation is widened.
Owner:SHANGHAI MICROPORT ENDOVASCULAR MEDTECH (GRP) CO LTD

Adjustable bicuspid valve forming device

InactiveCN103251464ARelieve physical and mental painReduce economyHeart valvesBicuspid valveCatheter device
The invention relates to an adjustable bicuspid valve forming device. The adjustable bicuspid valve forming device comprises an annulus body, a right metal wire and a left metal wire. After a flexible pipe is bent, two ends of the flexible pipe are connected to form the annulus body. The connecting position of the annulus body is divided into a right end and a left end. Two holes are formed in the middle of the annulus body and connected with a left catheter and a right catheter respectively. One end of the left metal wire is fixed on the inner side of the left end, and the other end of the left metal wire penetrates through the connecting position of the two ends of the annulus body to penetrate into the right end and penetrate out from the right catheter. One end of the right metal wire is fixed on the inner side of the right end, and the other end of the right metal wire penetrates through the connecting position of the two ends of the annulus body to penetrate into the left end and penetrate out from the left catheter. The left end is sleeved into the right end or the right end is sleeved into the left end. Inverted hook-shaped teeth are arranged on an opposite surface of the connecting position of the left end and the right end. According to the adjustable bicuspid valve forming device, secondary thoracotomy does not need to be conducted, an annular inner diameter is adjusted through an adjusting handle so that a prospective result can be obtained, pain of mind and body and economical burden of a patient can be relieved, and complication of the secondary operation can be avoided, and the mortality rate of the secondary operation can be reduced.
Owner:SECOND MILITARY MEDICAL UNIV OF THE PEOPLES LIBERATION ARMY

Method for fixing fish brain tissue specimen through systemic heart perfusion

InactiveCN104568542AFix fixityTissue AutolysisPreparing sample for investigationSurgical veterinaryIntubationCommon cardinal veins
The invention discloses a method for fixing a fish brain tissue specimen through systemic heart perfusion. The method is mainly characterized in that after fish anesthesia, thoracotomy is performed on the periphery of a heart surface projection area of the fish, ventral aorta intubation is performed through the ventricle, common cardinal vein intubation is performed through the atrium, ligation with an operation thread is used for fixing, and an out flow tube is connected with a graduated vessel for measuring liquid out-flowing quantity; a constant-speed perfusion pump is used for perfusing normal saline through a perfusion tube, and a 10% formalin solution is adopted for reperfusion; when perfusion is started, a line is marked on the skull instantly and craniotomy is performed, and the perfusion time is then decided through combination of the perfusion quantity and the out-flowing quantity when the color of the brain tissue changes white; the brain is picked and placed in the 10% formalin solution to be fixed for 48 h after perfusion is stopped, and the brain tissue specimen with complete structure, normal form and good state is obtained. By means of the method, the problems of insufficient fixing, non-comprehensive fixing area, tissue autolysis, cell deformation and the like of the fish brain tissue can be solved effectively, the brain tissue specimen with more complete structure and more ideal state is obtained easily, and the natural form is retained better.
Owner:YANSHAN UNIV

Method for coronary artery bypass

InactiveUS7219671B2Easy to harvestBronchoscopesLaryngoscopesOff-pump coronary artery bypassArterial blood supply
The invention comprises a method for performing a coronary artery bypass graft on a beating heart under thoracoscopic visualization without opening the chest wall. At least one small opening is formed in the patient's chest, a target artery for an arterial blood supply is located, instruments are introduced through one or more small openings formed in the patient's chest to prepare the target artery for fluid connection to the coronary artery, and instruments are introduced through one or more small openings formed in the patient's chest to connect the target artery to the coronary artery distal from a stenosis. In a preferred embodiment, a minimal left anterior intercostal thoracotomy provides access to form an anastomosis between the left internal mammary artery (LIMA) and the left anterior descending artery (LAD) while thoracoscopic viewing facilitates harvesting the LIMA. In other embodiments, access to the patient's heart may be obtained through a trocar sheath or other means for providing percutaneous access to the patient's thoracic cavity without opening the chest wall. Thoracoscopic visualization, depending on the procedure, is used to locate the arterial blood supply, the location of the coronary artery to be bypassed and the location of the occlusion in the artery. In other embodiments, the diagonal (Dx) or circumflex (Cx) arteries may be bypassed.
Owner:MAQUET CARDIOVASCULAR LLC

Method for coronary artery bypass

InactiveUS20070235044A1Easy to harvestCannulasDiagnosticsLongissimus ThoracisArterial blood supply
The invention comprises a method for performing a coronary artery bypass graft on a beating heart under thoracoscopic visualization without opening the chest wall. At least one small opening is formed in the patient's chest, a target artery for an arterial blood supply is located, instruments are introduced through one or more small openings formed in the patient's chest to prepare the target artery for fluid connection to the coronary artery, and instruments are introduced through one or more small openings formed in the patient's chest to connect the target artery to the coronary artery distal from a stenosis. In a preferred embodiment, a minimal left anterior intercostal thoracotomy provides access to form an anastomosis between the left internal mammary artery (LIMA) and the left anterior descending artery (LAD) while thoracoscopic viewing facilitates harvesting the LIMA. In other embodiments, access to the patient's heart may be obtained through a trocar sheath or other means for providing percutaneous access to the patient's thoracic cavity without opening the chest wall. Thoracoscopic visualization, depending on the procedure, is used to locate the arterial blood supply, the location of the coronary artery to be bypassed and the location of the occlusion in the artery. In other embodiments, the diagonal (Dx) or circumflex (Cx) arteries may be bypassed.
Owner:MAQUET CARDIOVASCULAR LLC
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