CN107754074B - Directional blasting balloon - Google Patents

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CN107754074B
CN107754074B CN201711132491.5A CN201711132491A CN107754074B CN 107754074 B CN107754074 B CN 107754074B CN 201711132491 A CN201711132491 A CN 201711132491A CN 107754074 B CN107754074 B CN 107754074B
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Abstract

The invention relates to a directional blasting balloon, which comprises a balloon body and a catheter connected with the balloon, wherein the balloon body comprises a blasting part and a non-blasting part integrally connected with the blasting part, and the blasting part is positioned at the front end of the balloon body; the blasting part and the non-blasting part are connected in a sealing mode, and the thickness of the blasting part is smaller than that of the non-blasting part. According to the directional blasting balloon provided by the invention, when blasting occurs, the front end of the balloon body forms forward flowing jet flow, so that the blood vessel is not easily damaged.

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Directional blasting balloon
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of medical instruments, in particular to a directional blasting balloon.
Background
Cardiovascular diseases have gradually become the first killers of human beings, and have long become the diseases with the highest morbidity and disability rate in modern society. At present, a large number of high-risk groups with cardiovascular diseases exist in China, and the high attention of people is drawn.
Among the existing methods for treating cardiovascular diseases, percutaneous coronary intervention has become the main treatment method for treating coronary artery diseases due to its high efficiency, minimal invasion, low risk, low cost, etc. The method comprises the steps of pressing and holding the vascular stent by the periphery of the balloon, entering the aorta through the peripheral artery by the balloon, then entering the coronary artery stenosis part, finally pressurizing and expanding the balloon and releasing the stent, so that the lumen diameter of the stenosis vascular part is expanded, the blood supply of cardiovascular diseases is improved, and the blood flow is smooth.
In the treatment process, the balloon is sometimes exploded in the inflation process under the influence of the internal environment, and the explosion direction is uncertain, so that the generated impulse is easy to damage blood vessels, and how to solve the problem becomes a technical problem to be urgently solved.
Disclosure of Invention
Therefore, the present invention is directed to a directional blasting balloon to solve the above problems.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows: a directional blasting balloon comprises a balloon body and a catheter connected with the balloon, wherein the balloon body comprises a blasting portion and a non-blasting portion integrally connected with the blasting portion, and the blasting portion is located at the front end of the balloon body; the blasting part and the non-blasting part are connected in a sealing mode, and the thickness of the blasting part is smaller than that of the non-blasting part.
Optionally, the non-blasting part and the blasting part are connected integrally by sealing connection.
Optionally, an air inlet valve is installed at one end of the catheter far away from the balloon body.
Optionally, an air tube and a guide wire which are communicated with the balloon body are installed in the catheter, and the air tube and the guide wire are exposed out of one end, far away from the balloon body, of the catheter.
Optionally, a liquid inlet pipe is installed in the catheter, and an outlet of the liquid inlet pipe is located at one end of the catheter close to the rear end of the balloon body.
Optionally, a recessed portion is arranged at the front end of the balloon body, and the thickness of the recessed portion is smaller than that of the non-blasting portion to form a blasting portion; a plurality of first elastic braces are circumferentially arranged at the front end of the concave part, the first elastic braces are connected with the guide pipe, and intervals are formed between the adjacent first elastic braces; the rear end of the depressed part is provided with second elastic braces, the second elastic braces are connected with the guide pipe, and intervals are arranged between the adjacent second elastic braces.
Optionally, the first elastic brace, the second elastic brace and the balloon body are made of the same material, and the thickness of the first elastic brace and the thickness of the second elastic brace are larger than that of the concave portion.
Optionally, the first elastic brace and the second elastic brace are circumferentially and uniformly arranged.
Optionally, the first resilient stay is perpendicular to the axis of the balloon body.
The directional blasting balloon provided by the invention has the same using method as the existing balloon, and in the inflating process, the thickness of the blasting part at the front end of the balloon body is smaller than that of the non-blasting part, so that the blasting part is damaged firstly when blasting occurs, and forward flowing jet flow is formed at the front end of the balloon body, so that the impact force is not easily generated to the periphery, and the blood vessel is not easily damaged.
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Fig. 1 shows one of the structural schematic diagrams of a directional blasting balloon provided by the invention;
fig. 2 shows a second schematic structural view of a directional blasting balloon provided by the present invention;
fig. 3 shows a third schematic structural diagram of a directional blasting balloon provided by the invention;
fig. 4 shows a fourth schematic structural diagram of a directional blasting balloon provided by the invention;
wherein, the balloon body-11; a conduit-12; a blasting section-13; a non-explosive section-14; an air inlet valve-15; trachea-16 and guidewire-17; a liquid inlet pipe-18; a recess-19; a first resilient brace-20; a second elastic pull strip-21.
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The technical scheme of the invention is described in detail in the following with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Embodiment 1, the present invention provides a directional blasting balloon, referring to fig. 1, including a balloon body 11 and a catheter 12 connected to the balloon, wherein the balloon body includes a blasting portion 13 and a non-blasting portion 14 integrally connected to the blasting portion, and the blasting portion is located at a front end of the balloon body; the blasting part and the non-blasting part are connected in a sealing mode, the thickness of the blasting part is smaller than that of the non-blasting part, and in brief, the thickness of the front end of the balloon body is smaller than that of the rear end of the balloon body. As a variant, the non-explosive part and the explosive part may also be connected integrally by a sealing connection instead of being connected integrally.
The directional blasting balloon provided by the invention has the same using method as the existing balloon, and in the inflating process, the thickness of the blasting part at the front end of the balloon body is smaller than that of the non-blasting part, so that the blasting part is damaged firstly when blasting occurs, and forward flowing jet flow is formed at the front end of the balloon body, so that the impact force is not easily generated to the periphery, and the blood vessel is not easily damaged.
To facilitate controlled inflation of the balloon, referring to fig. 2, the end of the catheter remote from the balloon body is fitted with an air inlet valve 15, the fitting of which is well known to those skilled in the art and will not be described herein in any greater detail.
In order to facilitate the control of inflating the balloon and the introduction of the balloon body, referring to fig. 3, an air tube 16 and a guide wire 17 are installed in the catheter and are communicated with the balloon body, the air tube and the guide wire are exposed out of one end of the catheter far away from the balloon body, and the installation of the air tube and the guide wire is well known in the technical scheme of the field and is not described herein again. For convenience in use, a liquid inlet pipe 18 is installed in the catheter, an outlet of the liquid inlet pipe is located at one end, close to the rear end of the balloon body, of the catheter, liquid medicine and the like can be conveyed through the liquid inlet pipe, so that the balloon can be conveniently used, the trachea, the guide wire and the liquid inlet pipe can be installed in the conventional installation mode, for example, the trachea, the guide wire and the liquid inlet pipe are separated by arranging an interlayer in the middle of the catheter, and therefore the balloon can be inflated only by arranging small holes communicated with the trachea at the position where the catheter is connected with the balloon body or the position inside the balloon body.
Example 2, in addition to example 1, in the present application, the applicant has made a design in which, referring to fig. 4, a recessed portion 19 is provided at the tip end of the balloon body, and the thickness of the recessed portion is smaller than that of the non-explosive portion to constitute an explosive portion; a plurality of first elastic braces 20 are circumferentially arranged at the front end of the concave part, the first elastic braces are connected with the guide pipe, and a space is reserved between every two adjacent first elastic braces; the rear end of depressed part is provided with second elasticity brace 21, the second elasticity brace with the pipe is connected, has the interval between the adjacent second elasticity brace, first elasticity brace, second elasticity brace and the preferred same material that uses of sacculus body just the thickness of first elasticity brace and second elasticity brace is greater than the thickness of depressed part, the thickness of first elasticity brace and second elasticity brace is generally selected and is the same with the thickness of non-blasting portion. The first elastic brace and the second elastic brace are preferably circumferentially and uniformly arranged. When the structure is not used, the balloon body is shriveled, when the structure is used, the balloon body is inflated, the balloon body is expanded, the concave part is formed under the action of the first elastic brace and the second elastic brace, and the thickness of the concave part is smaller than that of the non-blasting part, so that the concave part is firstly damaged during blasting, gas in the balloon flows forwards along the interval between the first elastic braces, the first elastic brace and the second elastic brace contract to a certain extent to prevent the influence of overlarge airflow on blood vessels, and the interval between the first elastic brace and the second elastic brace is reduced due to the contraction of the first elastic brace, so that the overlarge airflow is further prevented. Typically, the first resilient stay is substantially perpendicular to the axis of the balloon body when deployed, i.e., the first resilient stay is substantially perpendicular to the catheter after inflation of the balloon.
It should be noted that the front end and the rear end described in the present application are defined according to the front and rear directions of the balloon when in use, and it can be clearly understood from fig. 1 to 4, the connection form of the balloon and the catheter is not limited to the form in fig. 1, for example, the catheter inside the balloon body in the figure may be removed to directly feed air at the rear end of the balloon body, which are well known to those skilled in the art and will not be described herein again.
The above-described embodiments are merely illustrative of the invention and should not be described in the context of the exemplary embodiments of the description and the figures, which limit the scope of the patent rights.
While the preferred embodiments and examples of the present invention have been described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments and examples, and various changes can be made within the knowledge of those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the present invention. In the claims, any reference signs placed between parentheses shall not be construed as limiting the claim. The word "comprising" does not exclude the presence of elements or steps not listed in a claim.

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1. A directional blasting balloon, comprising a balloon body (11) and a catheter (12) connected with the balloon, characterized in that,
the balloon body comprises a blasting part (13) and a non-blasting part (14) integrally connected with the blasting part, and the blasting part is positioned at the front end of the balloon body; the thickness of the blasting part is smaller than that of the non-blasting part;
a concave part (19) is arranged at the front end of the balloon body, and the thickness of the concave part is smaller than that of the non-blasting part to form a blasting part;
a plurality of first elastic braces (20) are circumferentially arranged at the front end of the concave part, the first elastic braces are connected with the guide pipe, and intervals are formed between the adjacent first elastic braces;
the rear end of the depressed part is provided with a second elastic brace (21), the second elastic brace is connected with the guide pipe, and a space is reserved between every two adjacent second elastic braces.
2. A directional blasting balloon according to claim 1, wherein the non-blasting portion and the blasting portion are integrally connected by a sealed connection instead of being integrally connected.
3. A directional blasting balloon according to claim 1, wherein an air inlet valve (15) is mounted to the end of the catheter remote from the balloon body.
4. A directional blasting balloon according to claim 1, wherein a trachea (16) and a guide wire (17) are mounted within the catheter in communication with the balloon body, the trachea and the guide wire exposing an end of the catheter distal from the balloon body.
5. A directional blasting balloon according to claim 4, wherein a liquid inlet tube (18) is mounted in the conduit, and the outlet of the liquid inlet tube is located at the end of the conduit close to the rear end of the balloon body.
6. A directional blasting balloon according to claim 1, wherein the first and second resilient braces are of the same material as the balloon body and have a thickness greater than the thickness of the indentations.
7. A directional blasting balloon according to claim 1, wherein the first and second resilient braces are circumferentially uniformly disposed.
8. A directional blasting balloon according to claim 1, wherein the first resilient brace is perpendicular to the axis of the balloon body.
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CN1034315A (en) * 1987-11-30 1989-08-02 米德技术公司 Ballon catheter
CN102137643A (en) * 2008-08-28 2011-07-27 卡洛斯·万得瓦尔德 Directional expansion of intraluminal devices
CN104363949A (en) * 2012-06-06 2015-02-18 洛马维斯塔医药股份有限公司 Inflatable medical devices

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CN1034315A (en) * 1987-11-30 1989-08-02 米德技术公司 Ballon catheter
CN102137643A (en) * 2008-08-28 2011-07-27 卡洛斯·万得瓦尔德 Directional expansion of intraluminal devices
CN104363949A (en) * 2012-06-06 2015-02-18 洛马维斯塔医药股份有限公司 Inflatable medical devices

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