This invention discloses a device and method for
chordae tendineae-assisted
mitral valve reconstruction, belonging to the field of minimally invasive cardiac surgical instruments. It includes a gripping component, a pressure bar sheath, a pressure bar, and a fixation frame. The innovative aspects of this invention are as follows: Innovative procedures: The traditional steps are simplified to "temporary fixation → assessment → final fixation," significantly shortening the
operation time and improving the success rate; Precise control: The locking component can lock or release the pressure bar in real time at the gripping end, achieving stepless adjustment of the
chordae tendineae height and preventing suture slippage; Repeatable adjustment: The tension of the
chordae tendineae can be repeatedly fine-tuned during the operation, and the closure of the valve leaflets can be verified immediately, eliminating the need for repeated loosening and threading of sutures; Economical and safe: The overall structure is simple, resistant to high-temperature and high-pressure sterilization, and reusable, without increasing disposable
consumables or patient costs; Minimally invasive compatibility: Particularly suitable for small-incision
mitral valve repair techniques; This invention has outstanding advantages in simplifying the operation process, improving fixation accuracy, and reducing medical costs, and can be widely applied to various
mitral valve chordae tendineae reconstruction surgeries.