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171 results about "Tubule" patented technology

A tubule is: a small tube or fistular structure a minute tube lined with glandular epithelium any hollow cylindrical body structure a minute canal found in various structures or organs of the body a slender elongated anatomical channel

Thrombectomy and tissue removal method

A device for removing a thrombus or other tissue deposit from the cardiovascular system, natural or synthetic tubule or cavity found in the human body of a patient without the need to surgically access the location of the thrombus or other tissue deposit via a cut-down or other surgical procedure. A flexible metal or high pressure plastic tube conveys an extremely high pressure stream of sterile saline or other physiologic solution to at least one jet at the distal end of the catheter. At least one jet is directed at the opening of a large exhaust lumen or other target. The jet(s) is responsible for providing a localized negative pressure which entrains tissue into the jet from break-up of the debris. This jet(s) can also provide stagnation pressure in the exhaust lumen which drives the tissue or thrombotic debris out of the exhaust lumen. Operation of the device with tip pressure greater than 500 psi provides this device with the entrainment and exhaust characteristics which contribute to its effectiveness. The rate of exhaust of tissue debris is metered to ensure minimal local impact on the vasculature at the site of the thrombus deposit. A fluid metering means, such as a roller pump, controls the rate of exhaust such that it is in balance with the saline input or can be adjusted to be greater or less than the input. A positive displacement pump operating at steady or pulsatile flow provides the high pressure saline to the tip of the catheter.
Owner:MEDRAD INC.

Variable-diameter-tube drilling fluid rheology measuring method

The invention relates to a variable-diameter-tube drilling fluid rheology measuring method which is especially suitable for on-line detections of in situ drilling fluid rheology. The method comprises steps that: a variable-diameter-tube system is composed of 2 to 20 segments of tubules with different diameters, wherein the tubules are connected in series; a stable flow rate is provided for the variable-diameter-tube system by using a constant flow pump and a buffer; current velocities in different diameter segments of the variable-diameter-tube system are calculated according to the flow rate and the cross section areas of the tubules; velocity gradients in different diameter segments are calculated according to the current velocities and diameters of the different diameter segments of the variable-diameter-tube system; pressure losses in different diameter segments of the variable-diameter-tube system are detected by using a differential pressure gauge; shear stress values of the different diameter segments of the variable-diameter-tube system are calculated according to the pressure losses; and rheology parameters such as plastic viscosity, dynamic shearing force, flow pattern index, and consistency coefficient of the measured drilling fluid can be calculated according to the shear stress values under different velocity gradients. With the method provided by the invention, drilling fluid rheology and variation conditions thereof can be measured in real-time without changing the flow rate.
Owner:CHINA PETROCHEMICAL CORP +3

Tunnelling probe

An electromagnetically induced cutting mechanism provides accurate cutting operations on soft tissues. The electromagnetically induced cutter is adapted to interact with atomized fluid particles. A tissue remover comprises an aspiration cannula housing a fluid and energy guide for conducting electromagnetically induced cutting forces to the site within a patient's body for aspiration of soft tissue. An endodontic probe is used to perform disinfection procedures on target tissues within root canal passages and tubules. The endodontic probe can include an electromagnetic radiation emitting fiber optic tip having a distal end and a radiation emitting region disposed proximally of the distal end. According to one aspect, the endodontic probe can include a porous structure that encompasses a region of the fiber optic tip excluding the radiation emitting region and that is loaded with biologically-active particles, cleaning particles, biologically-active agents, or cleaning agents for delivery from the porous structure onto the target tissues. Another aspect can include provision of the endodontic probe with an adjustable channel-depth indicator, which encompasses a region of the fiber optic tip besides the radiation emitting region and which is movable in proximal and distal directions along a surface of the fiber optic tip to facilitate the provision of depth-of-insertion information to users of the endodontic probe.
Owner:BIOLASE TECH INC
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