CN110897712A - Cold saline perfusion radio frequency ablation forceps with controllable clamping force - Google Patents

Cold saline perfusion radio frequency ablation forceps with controllable clamping force Download PDF

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CN110897712A
CN110897712A CN201911383856.0A CN201911383856A CN110897712A CN 110897712 A CN110897712 A CN 110897712A CN 201911383856 A CN201911383856 A CN 201911383856A CN 110897712 A CN110897712 A CN 110897712A
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Abstract

The application provides a cold saline perfusion radio frequency ablation clamp with controllable clamping force, which comprises an ablation head, wherein the ablation head comprises an upper clamping head and a lower clamping head which can be opened and closed relatively, the upper surface of the lower clamping head is provided with a cold saline tank, the cold saline tank is covered with an electrode plate, the electrode plate is provided with a plurality of perfusion openings for cold saline to flow out, and the lower clamping head is also provided with a passage opening communicated with the cold saline tank; the lower surface of the upper chuck is provided with a pressure sensor, the pressure sensor is a strain gauge which can be attached to the lower surface of the upper chuck, the lower surface of the upper chuck is also provided with a pressure sensor wire channel for a pressure sensor wire to pass through, and the pressure sensor wire is connected with the pressure sensor in a soldering or resistance welding mode.

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Cold saline perfusion radio frequency ablation forceps with controllable clamping force
Technical Field
The application relates to a cold saline perfusion radio frequency ablation clamp with controllable clamping force, in particular to a cold saline perfusion radio frequency ablation clamp with controllable clamping force for removing renal artery sympathetic nerves.
Background
Hypertension is a major risk factor for stroke, coronary heart disease, heart failure, vascular disease and chronic renal failure, and although the pathological and physiological mechanisms of hypertension are complex, the neuroendocrine system is an important mechanism for maintaining blood pressure balance, and hyperexcitability of sympathetic nerves is considered as a fundamental link of hypertension attack. The theory that blocking the renal sympathetic nerves can lower blood pressure is therefore adopted by more and more surgeons.
The radiofrequency ablation denervation of the renal artery through the endorenal artery is the mainstream method adopted by vast operators at present, however, many researches show that the interruption, the tearing, the mural thrombosis and the tube wall edema of the blood vessel intima can be seen immediately after the radiofrequency ablation denervation through the percutaneous endorenal artery, and the thickening, the calcification and the like of the ablation site artery intima can be found in long-term follow-up visit. In view of the above, some researchers have tried to block the transmission of neural signals between the central sympathetic nervous system and the kidneys and adrenals by means of laparoscopic techniques by ablating the renal artery sympathetic nerves through the renal artery adventitia. In the prior art, the radiofrequency ablation catheter is adopted for direct ablation or the radiofrequency ablation forceps are used for ablation blocking of the sympathetic nerves of the renal artery adventitia.
Compared with the existing radio frequency ablation forceps such as Chinese patents CN103393465B and CN109171950A, the ablation principle is basically consistent and is radio frequency ablation, and CN109171950A provides an internal saline circulation system to hopefully reduce the temperature during rf ablation, but the internal brine circulating system has low heat absorption efficiency and can not uniformly radiate the whole electrode surface, so that the local temperature of the electrode surface is inconsistent, this results in the difference of the different positions of the temperature sensors to the test results, greatly affecting the judgment of the accuracy of the ablation temperature, besides, the two patents do not mention the monitoring of the clamping force, the surgeon can only control the clamping force by experience and hand feeling, if the clamping force is too large during ablation, renal arteries can be damaged, and if the clamping force is too small, the electrode plates cannot be attached in place, so that the ablation effect is poor.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem that this application will be solved provides a controllable cold saline of clamping-force fills radio frequency ablation pincers.
In order to solve the technical problem, the application provides cold saline perfusion radio frequency ablation forceps with controllable clamping force, which comprise an ablation head, wherein the ablation head comprises an upper chuck and a lower chuck which can be opened and closed relatively, the upper surface of the lower chuck is provided with a cold saline tank, the cold saline tank is covered with an electrode plate, the electrode plate is provided with a plurality of perfusion openings for cold saline to flow out, and the lower chuck is also provided with a channel opening communicated with the cold saline tank; the lower surface of the upper chuck is provided with a pressure sensor, the pressure sensor is a strain gauge which can be attached to the lower surface of the upper chuck, the lower surface of the upper chuck is also provided with a pressure sensor wire channel for a pressure sensor wire to pass through, and the pressure sensor wire is connected with the pressure sensor in a soldering or resistance welding mode.
Preferably, the upper chuck is arc-shaped with a downward opening, the lower chuck is arc-shaped with an upward opening, the upper chuck is made of metal material, and the lower chuck is made of non-metal material.
Preferably, the ablation forceps further comprise a chuck operating mechanism for controlling the opening and closing of the upper chuck and the lower chuck, a handle, an inner pipe group and an outer pipe group, wherein the chuck operating mechanism comprises two operating short rods, two operating long rods and a base body, the upper chuck and the lower chuck are hinged with the base body through a first cylindrical pin, the far ends of the two operating short rods are respectively hinged with the upper chuck and the lower chuck through second cylindrical pins, the near ends of the two operating short rods are respectively hinged with the far ends of the two operating long rods through third cylindrical pins, the inner pipe group and the outer pipe group comprise an inner pipe and an outer pipe sleeved outside the inner pipe, the near ends of the operating long rods are fixed with the inner pipe, the handle comprises a fixed handle and a movable handle hinged with the fixed handle, and the near end of the inner pipe is connected with the movable handle, the inner tube can move back and forth in the outer tube under the driving of the movable handle, and the near end of the base body is connected with the far end of the outer tube.
Preferably, the distal end of the fixed handle is connected with a rotating component, the rotating component is rotatably connected to the distal end of the fixed handle through a clamping groove and a clamping hook, and the proximal end of the outer tube is fixedly connected with the rotating component.
Preferably, a thermocouple for monitoring the radiofrequency ablation temperature on the surface of the electrode plate in real time is further arranged on the lower chuck.
Preferably, the handle still include one locate the handle afterbody part of fixed handle near-end, handle afterbody part be equipped with radiofrequency ablation joint and pressure sensor joint, radiofrequency ablation joint be connected with the near-end of wire, thermocouple, wire, thermocouple pass the inner tube, pressure sensor joint pass through the pressure sensor wire and be connected with pressure sensor, the pressure sensor wire pass the inner tube.
Preferably, the radiofrequency ablation connector and the pressure sensor connector are respectively connected with the radiofrequency ablation instrument and the pressure display.
Preferably, the ablation forceps further comprise a cold saline pipe, the cold saline pipe penetrates through the inner pipe and the passage opening to be connected to the cold saline tank, the proximal end of the cold saline pipe is connected to a cold saline port, the cold saline port is arranged on the handle tail part, and the cold saline port is connected with a cold saline perfusion pump.
Preferably, the electrode plate is made of a platinum-iridium alloy plate material, and is in an arc shape attached to the upper surface of the lower chuck.
According to the cold saline perfusion radio frequency ablation forceps with the controllable clamping force, the surface temperature of the electrode in the radio frequency ablation process can be reduced in a cold saline perfusion mode, so that the phenomena that the radio frequency ablation is interrupted due to overhigh temperature in the operation process, the operation time is prolonged, or the ablation effect is not ideal and the like are avoided; meanwhile, cold saline is filled to help cleaning the surface of the renal artery at the ablation part, so that the endoscope can more clearly observe the clamping condition of the clamping head, the operation of an operator is facilitated, and finally the real-time visual display of the clamping force can avoid the damage to the renal artery caused by the overlarge clamping force or the ablation effect caused by the undersize clamping force.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of a clamp force controllable cold saline irrigated rf ablation clamp of the present application.
Fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of the upper cartridge of the present application.
Fig. 3 is a schematic sectional view of the upper cartridge of the present application.
Fig. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the lower cartridge of the present application.
Fig. 5 is a schematic structural view of the lower cartridge of the present application.
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the collet operating mechanism and inner and outer tube configurations of the present application.
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of the collet operating mechanism and inner and outer tube configurations of the present application.
Fig. 8 is a schematic structural view of the handle of the present application.
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The present application is further described below in conjunction with the following figures and specific examples to enable those skilled in the art to better understand the present application and to practice it, but the examples are not intended to limit the present application.
As shown in fig. 1, the clamp force controllable cold saline perfusion rf ablation forceps of the present invention comprises: the device comprises an upper chuck 1, a lower chuck 7, electrode plates 8, an inner pipe group 3, an outer pipe group 3, a chuck operating mechanism 2, a cold brine pipe 9, a lead and thermocouple 10, a pressure sensor lead 13, a pressure sensor 11, a handle 4, a radio frequency ablation joint 5, a pressure sensor joint 6 and a cold brine interface 12.
As shown in fig. 2 and 3, the upper chuck 1 is used as a clamping force detecting chuck, is of a metal structure, and is provided with a pressure sensor wire passage port 1-1 for allowing a pressure sensor 11 to be attached to the surface of the upper chuck through a pressure sensor wire 13. The pressure sensor 11 is a strain gauge, the flexible characteristic of the strain gauge can be well shaped according to the radian of the chuck and well attached to the surface of the upper chuck, and the pressure sensor leads are connected together in a soldering or resistance welding mode and the like to form a signal transmission and receiving loop of the sensor.
As shown in fig. 4 and 5, the lower clip 7 is used as a clip for ablation, and is made of a non-metal material, so that the ablation energy of the ablation electrode sheet 8 is not dispersed to the clip, the ablation effect is improved, and meanwhile, in order to ensure that a certain clamping force can be applied to the renal artery, the non-metal material needs to have a certain hardness; the inner surface of the lower chuck 7 is also provided with a cold brine tank 7-1 and a passage opening 7-2, the passage opening 7-2 is communicated with the cold brine tank, the passage opening is used as a passage for a cold brine pipe 9, a lead and a thermocouple 10, and the cold brine tank 7-1 is used for enabling cold brine to be uniformly sprayed out from each pouring opening 8-1; the electrode plate 8 needs to completely cover the cold saline tank 7-1, the lower clamping head 7 and the electrode plate 8 are sealed by medical-grade glue, and the glue cannot cover the cold saline filling opening 8-1 and the cold saline tank 7-1. The gap at the port 7-2 is also sealed with medical grade glue to prevent cold saline from flowing out, which could not cover the cold saline tube 9. The electrode plate 8 is a platinum-iridium alloy plate and is shaped according to the radian of a lower chuck 8, the electrode plate 8 is punched into a cold saline filling opening 8-1 before shaping, the cold saline filling opening 8-1 can be realized by any punching modes such as laser cutting, all the cold saline filling openings 8-1 are required to be uniformly distributed in the range of a cold saline tank 7-1, the specific punching quantity and distribution are determined according to the sizes of the lower chuck 7 and the cold saline tank 7-1, a lead and a thermocouple 10 are welded or soldered with the electrode plate in an electric resistance manner, a welding point cannot be overlapped with a punching part, the lead is used for providing radio frequency energy for the electrode plate 8, the radio frequency ablation function is realized, and the thermocouple plays a role in monitoring the radio frequency ablation temperature on the surface of the electrode plate 8 in real time.
As shown in fig. 6-7, the upper chuck 1, the lower chuck 7, the short operating rod 2-1 and the long operating rod 2-2 are all connected together by a cylindrical pin 14, wherein the upper chuck 1 and the lower chuck 7 are connected with the chuck operating mechanism base body 2-3 by another pair of cylindrical pins 14, so as to form the whole chuck operating mechanism 2, and all pin connections are gap connections in order to ensure that the upper chuck and the lower chuck can be smoothly opened and closed. All parts of the operating mechanism 2 are made of metal materials, the long operating rod 2-2 is inserted into the inner pipe 3-1 through an inner groove of the base body 2-3, and the long operating rod 2-2 is connected with the inner pipe 3-1 through glue or welding. The tail part of the base body 2-3 is fixedly connected with the outer pipe 3-2 in a threaded connection mode or an adhesion mode or a welding mode. The inner tube 3-1 is connected with the movable handle 4-1 in a clamping mode, and the connection mode can ensure that the inner tube 3-1 and the movable handle 4-1 are relatively fixed and does not influence the rotation motion of the inner tube 3-1 around the axis. The movement of the movable handle 4 is controlled to drive the inner tube 3-1 to move back and forth, and the back and forth movement of the inner tube 3-1 drives the chuck operating mechanism 2 to realize the opening and closing movement of the chuck.
As shown in figure 8, the outer tube 3-2 is fixedly connected with the circular rotating part 4-3, the circular rotating part 4-3 and the fixed handle 4-2 are connected with the clamping groove through the clamping groove, the clamping groove surrounds the fixed handle for a circle, the circular rotating part 4-3 can rotate around the axis while being fixed back and forth, and therefore the rotary motion of the chuck can be achieved. The length of the inner tube 3-1 needs to extend into the handle tail part 4-4, and leads, together with the thermocouple 10, the cold brine tube 9 and the pressure sensor lead 13, are all led to the chuck through the inner tube 3-1. The handle tail part component 4-4 and the fixed handle 4-2 are connected with the clamping groove through the clamping groove, the clamping groove surrounds the circumference of the fixed handle for a circle, the handle tail part component 4-4 is ensured to be fixed back and forth, and simultaneously the rotation around the axis can be met, so that the phenomenon that the lead, the thermocouple 10, the saline pipe 9 and the pressure sensor lead 13 cannot rotate to generate twisting when the chuck rotates is prevented. The radio frequency ablation joint 5 is welded with the lead and the thermocouple 10 and then is adhered and fixed on the tail part 4-4 of the handle through glue. The cold brine pipe 9 and the cold brine joint 6 are fixed on the handle tail part 4-4 through glue after being connected together in a sealing way, and the pressure sensor joint 6 is welded with the pressure sensor lead 13 and then is fixed on the handle tail part 4-4 through glue in an adhering way.
In a preferred embodiment, as shown in fig. 1-5, the radiofrequency ablation connector 5, the pressure sensor connector 6 and the cold saline interface 12 at the tail part of the cold saline perfusion radiofrequency ablation clamp with controllable clamping force are respectively connected with a radiofrequency ablation instrument, a pressure display and a cold saline perfusion pump for renal artery adventitial ablation. The radio frequency ablation instrument carries out energy transmission to the electrode plate 8 through a lead 9 connected with a radio frequency ablation connector 5 to start ablation, a thermocouple connected with the electrode plate 8 monitors the surface temperature of the electrode in real time in the process, a cold saline infusion pump transmits cold saline to a cold saline water tank 7-1 through a cold saline water interface 12 and a cold saline water pipe 9 and flows out through a cold saline water infusion port 8-1, the purpose of quickly reducing the surface temperature of the ablation electrode is achieved through continuous outflow of new cold saline without circulation, meanwhile, because the cold saline infusion ports are uniformly distributed, the heat dissipation of the surface of the electrode is uniform, the problem that the temperatures of all parts of the surface of the electrode are inconsistent is avoided, the requirement on the placement position of the thermocouple is reduced, the judgment accuracy of ablation temperature is greatly improved, and finally, a pressure display monitors the clamping force in real time through a pressure sensor connected with a pressure sensor connector 6, the operator adjusts the clamping force according to the displayed force to ensure that the renal artery is not damaged on the premise of ensuring the best ablation effect.
As shown in fig. 1, when the renal artery of the rf ablation forceps is ablated, blood on the surface of the electrode sheet and the surface of the renal artery adventitia can be taken away by the cold saline infusion, which is helpful for the operator to observe the renal artery adventitia condition.
The above-described embodiments are merely preferred embodiments for fully illustrating the present application, and the scope of the present application is not limited thereto. The equivalent substitution or change made by the person skilled in the art on the basis of the present application is within the protection scope of the present application. The protection scope of this application is subject to the claims.

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1. The cold saline perfusion radio frequency ablation forceps with controllable clamping force is characterized by comprising an ablation head, wherein the ablation head comprises an upper clamping head and a lower clamping head which can be opened and closed relatively,
the upper surface of the lower chuck is provided with a cold brine tank, the cold brine tank is covered with an electrode plate, the electrode plate is provided with a plurality of filling ports for cold brine to flow out, and the lower chuck is also provided with a channel port communicated with the cold brine tank;
the lower surface of the upper chuck is provided with a pressure sensor, the pressure sensor is a strain gauge which can be attached to the lower surface of the upper chuck, the lower surface of the upper chuck is also provided with a pressure sensor wire channel for a pressure sensor wire to pass through, and the pressure sensor wire is connected with the pressure sensor in a soldering or resistance welding mode.
2. The cold saline perfusion radio frequency ablation forceps with controllable clamping force as claimed in claim 1, wherein the upper clamping head is arc-shaped with a downward opening, the lower clamping head is arc-shaped with an upward opening, the upper clamping head is made of metal material, and the lower clamping head is made of non-metal material.
3. The cold saline perfusion radio frequency ablation forceps with controllable clamping force as claimed in claim 1, wherein the ablation forceps further comprise a chuck operating mechanism for controlling the upper chuck and the lower chuck to open and close, a handle, an inner tube set and an outer tube set,
the chuck operating mechanism comprises two operating short rods, two operating long rods and a base body, the upper chuck and the lower chuck are hinged with the base body through a first cylindrical pin, the far ends of the two operating short rods are respectively hinged with the upper chuck and the lower chuck through second cylindrical pins, the near ends of the two operating short rods are respectively hinged with the far ends of the two operating long rods through third cylindrical pins,
the inner and outer pipe groups comprise an inner pipe and an outer pipe sleeved outside the inner pipe, the near end of the long operating rod is fixed with the inner pipe,
the handle comprises a fixed handle and a movable handle hinged with the fixed handle, the near end of the inner tube is connected with the movable handle, the inner tube can move back and forth in the outer tube under the driving of the movable handle, and the near end of the base body is connected with the far end of the outer tube.
4. The cold saline irrigated radiofrequency ablation forceps of claim 3 wherein a rotating member is attached to the distal end of the stationary handle, the rotating member being rotatably attached to the distal end of the stationary handle by a catch and hook, the proximal end of the outer tube being fixedly attached to the rotating member.
5. The cold saline irrigated radiofrequency ablation forceps with controllable clamping force according to claim 3, wherein the lower chuck is further provided with a thermocouple for monitoring radiofrequency ablation temperature on the surface of the electrode plate in real time.
6. The cold saline irrigated radiofrequency ablation forceps of claim 5 wherein the handle further comprises a handle tail member disposed at the proximal end of the fixed handle, the handle tail member having a radiofrequency ablation connector and a pressure sensor connector, the radiofrequency ablation connector being connected to the proximal ends of the lead and the thermocouple, the lead and the thermocouple passing through the inner tube, the pressure sensor connector being connected to the pressure sensor via the pressure sensor lead, the pressure sensor lead passing through the inner tube.
7. The cold saline irrigated radiofrequency ablation forceps with controllable clamping force of claim 5, wherein the radiofrequency ablation connector and the pressure sensor connector are respectively connected with a radiofrequency ablation instrument and a pressure display.
8. The cold saline infusion rf ablation forceps with controllable clamping force of claim 5, further comprising a cold saline conduit connected to the cold saline tank through the inner tube and the port, wherein a proximal end of the cold saline conduit is connected to a cold saline port, the cold saline port is disposed on the handle tail member, and the cold saline port is connected to a cold saline infusion pump.
9. The cold saline infusion radiofrequency ablation forceps with controllable clamping force of claim 1, wherein the electrode plate is made of platinum-iridium alloy sheet material, and the electrode plate is in an arc shape attached to the upper surface of the lower clamping head.
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