CN116725585A - Bipolar electric treatment device - Google Patents

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CN116725585A
CN116725585A CN202310713183.0A CN202310713183A CN116725585A CN 116725585 A CN116725585 A CN 116725585A CN 202310713183 A CN202310713183 A CN 202310713183A CN 116725585 A CN116725585 A CN 116725585A
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Abstract

The application relates to a bipolar electrical treatment device comprising: a conductive traction rope; one end of the first conductive control piece is connected with one end of the conductive traction rope; the insulating connecting piece is connected to the first conductive operating piece; and one end part of the second conductive operating piece is connected to the insulating connecting piece, and the other end part of the second conductive operating piece extends along the direction away from the conductive traction rope. The device is connected with the first conductive control piece through a conductive traction rope, the second conductive control piece is fixedly arranged on the insulating connecting piece, and the insulating connecting piece is fixedly sleeved on the first conductive control piece, so that the effect of controlling can be achieved only by pulling or rotating the conductive traction rope, and inconvenience in operation caused by excessive control wires or conductive wires can be avoided.

Description

Bipolar electric treatment device
The application is the following patent applications:
application number: CN202010166108.3
Application name: bipolar electric treatment device
Filing date: 2020-03-11
Is applied for the division of the patent application.
Technical Field
The application relates to the technical field of medical instruments, in particular to a bipolar electric treatment device.
Background
Soft endoscopic surgery is becoming an increasingly common surgical mode in the fields of the current digestive tract, urinary tract, heart and lung and the periphery of blood vessels due to its minimal trauma and rapid recovery. In preoperative diagnosis of endoscopes, biopsy procedures are often required to be performed on suspected lesions in order to perform pathological analysis. The existing mode mainly comprises the steps of grabbing focus tissues through a biopsy forceps with a flexible shaft, wherein the grabbing process can damage blood vessels of submucosal layers to cause bleeding, and physiological burden is caused to a patient. On the other hand, since pathological analysis requires that the biological activity of the biopsy tissue is maintained, the temperature inside the forceps cup of the biopsy forceps cannot be too high or too low.
Chinese patent publication No. CN205107883U discloses a thermal biopsy forceps with insulating coating, which performs biopsy on target tissue by means of monopolar electric cutting, and the metal forceps cup and the negative plate attached to the human body form a high-frequency current loop, so that electrocautery cells between the metal knife edge of the cup body and the tissue break to form a cut, and in this process, blood vessels below the knife edge are simultaneously coagulated. However, the current loop of the monopolar device flows through a large range of the human body, and for cardiac pacemakers or ICDs (buried cardioverter defibrillators) implanted in patients, current may pass through the pacemaker loop, burn body tissue on the loop, and severe cases may burn the myocardium.
U.S. patent publication No. WO1994017741A1 discloses a bipolar biopsy instrument that connects two clamp cups to the positive and negative poles of a power source, respectively, thereby forming a high frequency current loop between the clamp cups, avoiding the impact on the cardiac pacemaker. However, because the current is concentrated between the two forceps cups, the energy is too concentrated, which easily causes the biopsy tissue to lose biological activity; on the other hand, because the outer diameter of the biopsy forceps is small, short circuit is easy to form between two forceps cups in the existing design, so that biopsy is invalid.
Chinese patent application No. cn201080032888. X also discloses a high-frequency treatment tool, which belongs to a bipolar tool solution, and includes a pair of power supply lines, a first end portion of which is rotatably connected to the rotation shaft, a second end portion of which is connected to a power source, and the pair of power supply lines are electrically connected to the electrode portions of the pair of forceps members, respectively. In order to allow the endoscopic treatment device to freely pass through the endoscopic forceps channel, the outer diameter of the endoscopic treatment device is limited by the inner diameter of the endoscopic instrument channel, and is usually 2.8mm or less. The arrangement of more than two steering/power supply lines is inconvenient for the user to perform a rotating operation capable of timely feedback on the distal processing part at the proximal end, and is unfavorable for the development of the operation.
Disclosure of Invention
The present application provides a bipolar electric processing apparatus capable of avoiding the problem of inconvenient operation caused by excessive internal control lines or power supply lines.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the application adopts the following technical scheme:
the present application provides a bipolar electric processing apparatus comprising:
a conductive traction rope;
one end of the first conductive control piece is connected with one end of the conductive traction rope;
the insulating connecting piece is connected to the first conductive operating piece; the method comprises the steps of,
and one end part of the second conductive operating piece is connected to the insulating connecting piece, and the other end part of the second conductive operating piece extends along the direction away from the conductive traction rope.
Preferably, a first groove is axially formed in the outer side of the insulating connecting piece, and the second conductive operating piece is fixedly embedded in the first groove.
Preferably, a second groove is circumferentially formed in the outer side of the insulating connecting piece, and a conductive pipe fitting electrically connected with the second conductive operating piece is arranged in the second groove.
Preferably, the outer side of the first conductive operating member is fixedly sleeved with a plurality of first limiting pipes, and each first limiting pipe is in one-to-one corresponding abutting connection with two sides of the insulating connecting member; the outside cover of first spacing pipe is equipped with first insulating tube, first insulating tube seamless connection in insulating connecting piece.
Preferably, a second insulating tube is sleeved outside the conductive traction rope, and the end part of the second insulating tube is connected with the insulating connecting piece; and a lubricating pipe is sleeved outside the second insulating pipe.
Preferably, the bipolar electric treatment device further comprises a sheath mechanism, wherein the sheath mechanism comprises a sheath and a conductive component arranged on the inner side of the sheath, and the conductive component is electrically connected with the second conductive operating piece.
Preferably, a sheath fixing piece is sleeved outside the conductive part, and the sheath is fixedly arranged on the sheath fixing piece.
Preferably, a second limiting pipe for limiting is fixedly sleeved on one side of the end part of the conductive part, and a third limiting pipe for limiting is arranged on the other side of the end part of the conductive part.
Preferably, the bipolar electrotreating device further comprises a first electrode structure comprising:
an electric conductor; the method comprises the steps of,
and one end of the conductive wire is electrically connected with the conductor, and the other end of the conductive wire is electrically connected with the conductive component.
Preferably, a containing gap is reserved between the sheath tube and the conductive component, and one end of the conductive wire, which is far away from the conductive body, penetrates into the containing gap and extends along the outer side surface of the conductive component.
Preferably, a third insulating tube is sleeved outside the conductive wire, and one end of the third insulating tube extends to the conductor; the side of the conductor is provided with a first fixed pipe, and the end part of the conductive wire, which is close to the conductor, is fixedly arranged in the first fixed pipe in a penetrating way.
Preferably, the bipolar electrotreating device further comprises a second electrode structure comprising:
an electrical connector;
one end of the conductive elastic sheet is electrically connected with one end of the electric connector, and the other end of the conductive elastic sheet is electrically connected with the conductive traction rope; the method comprises the steps of,
the conductive sleeve is sleeved on the outer side of the conductive traction rope and is electrically connected with the conductive elastic sheet.
Preferably, the bipolar electric treatment device further comprises a pole seat, an insulating cover body is arranged in the pole seat, one end of the electric connector is embedded in the insulating cover body, and the conductive elastic sheet is arranged in the insulating cover body and connected with the electric connector; and one end of the conductive wire, which is close to the pole seat, penetrates out of the insulating cover body and is connected with the conductor.
Preferably, the ends of the same side of the conductive traction rope and the sheath tube horizontally extend into the pole seat, the conductive traction rope penetrates out of the pole seat along the horizontal direction and is arranged at intervals with the electric connector, and the conductive traction rope is electrically connected with the conductive elastic sheet.
Preferably, the end of the conductive member is connected with a second fixing tube, and the second fixing tube is in abutting fit with the pole base, so that the end of the conductive member is fixedly abutted with the pole base.
Preferably, the bipolar electric treatment device further comprises a handle mechanism comprising:
the handle is connected with the pole seat;
the sliding finger ring is arranged on the handle and can slide along the length direction of the handle;
the push-pull rod is movably arranged in the handle and is electrically connected with the conductive traction rope;
the fourth fixed pipe is fixedly connected with the sliding finger ring, and one end of the push-pull rod is fixedly arranged in the fourth fixed pipe in a penetrating manner; the method comprises the steps of,
the rotating block is rotatably arranged on the pole base, and the handle is fixedly arranged on the rotating block.
Preferably, the bipolar electric treatment device further comprises a fourth insulating tube, the push-pull rod is arranged in the fourth insulating tube in a penetrating mode, and one end, away from the conductive sleeve, of the fourth insulating tube extends to the outer side face of the second insulating tube.
Preferably, the bipolar electric treatment device further comprises a binding clip mechanism, the binding clip mechanism comprising: the insulating cup seat and the two insulating pincer cups are hinged on the insulating cup seat, and the end parts of the two insulating pincer cups are hinged on the first conductive operating piece and the second conductive operating piece in a one-to-one correspondence manner; the side faces opposite to the insulating forceps cups are provided with cup bodies capable of containing biopsy samples, the cup bodies are arranged opposite to each other, the outer sides of the insulating forceps cups are provided with conducting layers, and the inner side walls of the cup bodies are insulated.
Preferably, a first through hole is formed in the insulating clamp cup, a second through hole is formed in the end portion of the insulating cup seat in the radial direction, and the second through hole can be opposite to the first through hole; the pin shaft can sequentially pass through the second through hole and the first through hole so as to hinge the insulating clamp cup with the insulating cup seat.
Preferably, a plurality of first openings are formed in two opposite sides of the end portion of the insulating cup seat, the first openings are arranged in parallel at intervals, the first openings are communicated with the second through holes, and the insulating pliers cups are correspondingly arranged in the first openings in a penetrating mode.
Preferably, a third through hole is formed in the insulating clamp cup, the third through hole is located at one side, far away from the cup body, of the first through hole, a fourth through hole is axially formed in the insulating cup seat, and the fourth through holes are communicated with the first openings and located at one end, far away from the insulating clamp cup, of the insulating cup seat; the first conductive operating piece and the second conductive operating piece penetrate into the fourth through hole and respectively penetrate out of the first openings, and the first conductive operating piece and the second conductive operating piece are electrically connected with the insulating clamp cup through the third through hole.
Preferably, a third fixing tube is sleeved outside the end part, close to the sheath tube, of the insulating cup holder, and the end part of the conductive component is rotatably arranged on the third fixing tube in a penetrating manner and is communicated with the insulating cup holder; the end part of the insulating cup seat, which is close to the sheath tube, is radially provided with a fifth through hole, the third fixing tube is radially provided with a sixth through hole, and the fixing shaft sequentially penetrates through the sixth through hole and the fifth through hole, so that the sheath tube is fixedly sleeved outside the end part of the insulating cup seat.
Compared with the prior art, the application has the beneficial effects that:
1. the bipolar electric treatment device provided by the application is connected with the first conductive control piece through the conductive traction rope, the second conductive control piece is fixedly arranged on the insulating connecting piece, and the insulating connecting piece is fixedly sleeved on the first conductive control piece, so that the effect of controlling can be achieved only by pulling or rotating the conductive traction rope, and the inconvenience in operation caused by excessive control wires or conductive wires can be avoided. Furthermore, the insulating layer is arranged on the outer side of the first conductive control piece, so that the phenomenon of short circuit can be avoided.
2. The bipolar electric treatment device provided by the application has the advantages that the second electrode structure is connected with the positive electrode of the external power supply equipment through the electric connector, so that the current output by the external power supply equipment sequentially flows through the electric connector, the conductive elastic sheet, the sheath tube and the clamp head mechanism, then the current sequentially flows back to the sheath tube, the conductive wire and the conductive body (namely the first electrode structure) through the clamp head mechanism, and finally flows to the negative electrode of the external power supply equipment through the wire connected with the conductive body, thereby forming a complete high-frequency current loop, the area of a human body through which the current flows is smaller, the burn to the body of a cardiac pacemaker or an ICD implanted patient can be avoided, and the bipolar electric treatment device has better safety.
3. The application provides a bipolar electric treatment device, wherein a clamp head mechanism is formed by arranging two insulating clamp cups made of insulating materials, arranging a conducting layer on the outer sides of the insulating clamp cups, and simultaneously keeping the inner side walls of the cup bodies in an insulating state so as to be convenient for forming a high-frequency current loop on the outer sides of the insulating clamp cups; meanwhile, the biopsy sample accommodated in the cup body can be in an insulating state, so that the inactivation of the biopsy sample in the cup body is avoided.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a bipolar electrochemical processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present application.
Fig. 2 is a schematic view of the binding clip mechanism of fig. 1.
Fig. 3 is a schematic view of the binding clip mechanism of fig. 2 in an open state.
Fig. 4 is a schematic view of another configuration of the binding clip mechanism of fig. 1.
Fig. 5 is a schematic view of the binding clip mechanism of fig. 4 from another perspective.
Fig. 6 is a schematic view of the insulating clamp cup of fig. 4.
Fig. 7 is a schematic view of the insulating pincer cup of fig. 4 from another perspective.
Fig. 8 is a schematic view of the insulating cup stand shown in fig. 2.
Fig. 9 is a schematic view of the insulating cup holder shown in fig. 2 from another view.
Fig. 10 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the bipolar electrochemical processing apparatus of fig. 1.
Fig. 11 is an enlarged schematic view of the area a shown in fig. 10.
Fig. 12 is an enlarged schematic view of the area B shown in fig. 10.
Fig. 13 is an enlarged schematic view of the region C shown in fig. 10.
Fig. 14 is an enlarged schematic view of the region D shown in fig. 10.
Fig. 15 is an enlarged schematic view of the area E shown in fig. 10.
Fig. 16 is an enlarged schematic view of the region F shown in fig. 10.
1000. Bipolar electrical processing means;
100. a binding clip mechanism; 110. an insulating pincer cup; 111. a cup body; 1111. a cutting edge; 112. a first through hole; 113. a third through hole; 120. an insulating cup holder; 121. a second through hole; 122. a first opening; 123. a fourth through hole; 124. a fifth through hole; 130. a manipulation member; 131. a first electrically conductive manipulation member; 132. a second conductive manipulation member; 140. a pin shaft;
200. a sheath mechanism; 210. a conductive member; 211. the second limiting pipe; 212. a sheath tube fixing member; 213. a third limiting tube; 214. a second fixed tube; 220. an insulating connector; 221. a first groove; 222. a second groove; 230. a conductive tube; 240. a conductive traction rope; 241. a second insulating tube; 242. a lubrication tube; 250. a first limiting tube; 251. a first insulating tube; 260. a third fixed tube; 261. a sixth through hole; 262. a fixed shaft; 270. a sheath; 280. the accommodating gap;
300. an electrode mechanism; 310. a pole base; 311. a heat shrinkage tube; 320. an electrical connector; 330. a conductive spring plate; 340. a conductive wire; 341. a third insulating tube; 350. an electric conductor; 351. a first fixed tube; 360. an insulating cover; 370. a conductive sleeve; 380. a fourth insulating tube;
400. a handle mechanism; 410. a handle; 420. sliding the finger ring; 430. a rotating block; 440. a push-pull rod; 450. and a fourth fixed pipe.
Detailed Description
The application will now be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, to which it should be noted that the description is given by way of illustration only and not by way of limitation. Various embodiments may be combined with one another to form further embodiments not shown in the following description.
Referring to fig. 1, in an embodiment of the present application, a bipolar electro-processing apparatus 1000 is provided, where the bipolar electro-processing apparatus 1000 includes: a binding clip mechanism 100, a sheath mechanism 200, an electrode mechanism 300, a handle mechanism 400, and a bipolar linkage structure mounted in the sheath mechanism 200. The clamp head mechanism 100 is arranged at the right end part of the sheath tube mechanism 200 and can rotate relative to the sheath tube mechanism 200; the left end of the sheath mechanism 200 is mounted on the electrode mechanism 300, and the sheath mechanism 200 is in communication with the electrode mechanism 300; the handle mechanism 400 is mounted on the left side of the electrode mechanism 300 and is rotatable relative to the electrode mechanism 300. The bipolar linkage includes a conductive pull wire 240, an insulated connector 220, and an actuating member 130, the actuating member 130 including a first conductive actuating member 131 and a second conductive actuating member 132 (see fig. 11).
Referring to fig. 2 to 5, the clamp head mechanism 100 includes: the two insulating pincer cups 110 and the insulating cup holders 120 are specifically as follows:
the opposite sides of each of the insulating forceps cups 110 are formed with cups 111 for receiving the grasped biopsy sample, the respective cups 111 are disposed opposite to each other, and the respective cups 111 are shaped to fit, the cups 111 being located at end positions of the sides of the insulating forceps cups 110; the outer sides of the insulating clamp cups 110 are provided with conductive layers (not shown), and the conductive layers of each insulating clamp cup 110 can be respectively connected with a control piece (130) so as to form a high-frequency current loop on the outer sides of the two insulating clamp cups 110; in addition, the inner side wall of the cup 111 is always kept in an insulating state and the cutting edge 1111 of the cup 111 is also always kept in an insulating state, so that the biopsy sample grasped into the cup 111 is kept in an insulating state, and the loss of biological activity of the biopsy sample in the cup 111 due to the excessive concentration of electric energy on the outer side wall of the insulating clamp cup 110 can be avoided. In addition, the conductive layer laid on the outer side of the insulating pincer cup 110 may be laid by electroplating, spraying, or the like.
It will be appreciated that when two of the forceps cups 110 are changed from the open configuration to the occluded configuration, the cutting edge 1111 on each of the forceps cups 110 will cut the lesion tissue to obtain a biopsy sample; meanwhile, when the two insulating forceps cups 110 are in the occlusion state, the two cup bodies 111 are mutually surrounded to form a sealed cavity in the insulation state, and the biopsy sample is accommodated in the sealed cavity, so that the biopsy sample is isolated from the heating part of the insulating forceps cups 110, and the biological activity of the biopsy sample can be effectively ensured.
It can be appreciated that, when the respective insulating forceps cups 110 are in the engaged state, the conductive layers outside the respective insulating forceps cups 110 are electrically connected to different electrode circuits (positive electrode circuits or negative electrode circuits) through the respective manipulating members 130, and the outer diameter dimensions of the respective insulating forceps cups 110 are small, which easily causes a short circuit phenomenon, and thus easily causes biopsy failure. Thus, the cutting edge 1111 of each cup 111 is always kept in an insulated state, so that electrical contact between the cups 111 in the engaged state can be avoided, and thus, a short circuit phenomenon can be prevented, and a biopsy failure problem can be avoided.
It will be appreciated that, as shown in fig. 3, the cutting edges 1111 of the cup 111 are arranged in a tooth shape, so that the two insulating forceps cups 110 can be mutually engaged by the cutting edges 1111 arranged in a tooth shape, thereby facilitating the electrocoagulation operation on the bleeding part. In addition, as shown in fig. 4, the cutting edge 1111 of the cup 111 may be designed as an annular cutting edge, which facilitates cutting of the sample to be biopsied. The shape of the cutting edge 1111 of the cup 111 is not limited to the shape shown in fig. 3 or 4, and those skilled in the art may design the cutting edge 1111 in other types of shapes to satisfy the operations of electrocoagulation of a bleeding site or electric cutting of a biopsy sample.
Wherein, one end of each insulating forceps cup 110 far away from the cup body 111 is hinged at the same end of the insulating cup holder 120, and the positions where each insulating forceps cup 110 is hinged with the insulating cup holder 120 are arranged in parallel and at intervals, namely; the ends of the respective insulating pincer cups 110 hinged to the insulating cup holders 120 are alternately and alternately arranged to avoid a short circuit phenomenon caused by the cross contact of the conductive layers outside the respective insulating pincer cups 110.
Wherein, each operating member 130 is hinged at the end of each insulating pincer cup 110 far away from the cup body 111 in a one-to-one correspondence, and an insulating layer (not shown) is arranged at the outer side of one operating member 130. It will be appreciated that the insulating layer is not applied to the position where the actuating member 130 with the insulating layer applied thereto is hinged to the insulating clamp cup 110, namely: the operating element 130 with the insulating layer is always electrically connected with the conductive layer of the insulating clamp cup 110.
It will be appreciated that, based on the push-pull process of each of the operating members 130, each of the insulating clamp cups 110 can be operated to open or engage, i.e., a worker can operate each of the operating members 130 by other structures to adjust each of the insulating clamp cups 110 from an open state to an engaged state (or vice versa).
It will be appreciated that the insulating clamp cup 110 and the insulating cup holder 120 may be made of various insulating materials such as ceramic, teflon, PEEK, etc. The insulating cup holder 120 is preferably made of PEEK material.
Referring to fig. 6 to 9, a first through hole 112 is formed in the insulating clamp cup 110, the first through hole 112 is located in the middle of the insulating clamp cup 110, and the cup body 111 is located at the end of the insulating clamp cup 110 far from the insulating cup seat 120; the end of the insulating cup base 120 is radially provided with a second through hole 121, the first through hole 112 can be opposite to the second through hole 121, and the pin 140 can sequentially pass through the second through hole 121 and the first through hole 112, namely: the pin 140 penetrates from one side of the second through hole 121 and passes through the first through hole 112 on each of the insulating pincer cups 110, and finally the pin 140 penetrates to the other side of the second through hole 121, so that each of the insulating pincer cups 110 is hinged at the end position of the insulating cup holder 120.
In addition, a plurality of first openings 122 are formed on two opposite sides of the end portion of the insulating cup holder 120, each first opening 122 is disposed in parallel with each other at intervals, each first opening 122 is communicated with the second through hole 121, and each insulating pincer cup 110 is correspondingly disposed in each first opening 122.
It can be appreciated that the end portions of the two insulating forceps cups 110 far away from the cup body 111 can be respectively penetrated into the corresponding first openings 122 from two opposite sides of the insulating cup holder 120, so that the first through holes 112 on the insulating forceps cups 110 are opposite to the second through holes 121, the pins 140 can conveniently penetrate through the second through holes 121 and the first through holes 112, the insulating forceps cups 110 can be mutually and alternately distributed, and the insulating forceps cups 110 can also be hinged at the end portions of the insulating cup holder 120, and at this time, the end portions of the insulating forceps cups 110 far away from the cup body 111 are respectively located at two opposite sides of the insulating cup holder 120.
Wherein, the insulating pincer cup 110 is provided with a third through hole 113, the third through hole 113 is located at one side of the first through hole 112 facing away from the cup body 111, and the operating member 130 can be electrically connected with the insulating pincer cup 110 through the third through hole 113. It should be noted that, the bending arrangement of each operating member 130 does not exist, and the operating member can directly penetrate into the insulating cup base 120, so that the resistance of each operating member 130 during movement can be effectively reduced.
The insulating cup holder 120 is axially provided with a fourth through hole 123, and the fourth through hole 123 is formed at one end of the insulating cup holder 120 far away from the insulating pincer cup 110, that is, the fourth through hole 123 and the second through hole 121 are respectively located at two opposite end parts of the insulating cup holder 120; in addition, the fourth through hole 123 is communicated with each first opening 122, and each operating member 130 can penetrate into the fourth through hole 123 and respectively penetrate out through different first openings 122, so that each operating member 130 can be electrically connected with the end of each insulating clamp cup 110 far away from the cup body 111.
Referring to fig. 10 and 11, the right end of the sheath mechanism 200 is connected to the insulating cup 120 of the clamp mechanism 100, and an insulating layer (not shown) is disposed on the circumferential outer surface of the first conductive operating member 131; the first conductive operating member 131 and the second conductive operating member 132 pass through the fourth through hole 123 on the insulating cup base 120 and penetrate into the sheath mechanism 200, and the first conductive operating member 131 and the second conductive operating member 132 are spaced from each other.
The sheath mechanism 200 includes: the end of the conductive part 210 close to the insulating cup holder 120 is rotatably arranged on the insulating cup holder 120 and is communicated with the fourth through hole 123; one end of the first conductive operating member 131 far away from the insulating clamp cup 110 extends into the conductive part 210, is connected with the end of the conductive hauling rope 240, and is fixedly sleeved on the outer side surface of the first conductive operating member 131 at the insulating connecting member 220; the second conductive operating member 132 is fixedly mounted on the outer side surface of the insulating connecting member 220 and is electrically connected to the conductive pipe member 230, and the conductive pipe member 230 is embedded in the circumferential outer side surface of the insulating connecting member 220. In addition, the conductive traction rope 240 is made of a material having conductive properties; the insulating connector 220 is preferably a plastic connecting tube.
It can be appreciated that when the conductive hauling cable 240 is pushed and pulled, the conductive hauling cable 240 drives the first conductive operating member 131 to move, and the insulating connecting member 220 and the second conductive operating member 132 also move based on the movement of the first conductive operating member 131, namely: the sheath mechanism 200 can realize the push-pull operation of the first conductive operating member 131 and the second conductive operating member 132 only by one conductive hauling cable 240.
The insulating connecting piece 220 is provided with a first groove 221 along an axial direction, and an end portion of the second conductive operating piece 132 far away from the insulating clamp cup 110 is fixedly embedded in the first groove 221, so that the second conductive operating piece 132 and the insulating connecting piece 220 are in an integrated structure, and the second conductive operating piece 132 and the first conductive operating piece 131 can move simultaneously.
The insulating connecting member 220 is provided with a second groove 222 along a circumferential direction, the conductive tube 230 is also provided with an opening (not shown) matching with the second groove 222, the conductive tube 230 is fixedly sleeved in the second groove 222 and electrically connected with the second conductive operating member 132, and the opening of the conductive tube 230 is opposite to the second groove 222.
The first limiting tubes 250 are respectively located at two sides of the insulating connecting member 220, and are abutted to the insulating connecting member 220 to limit the insulating connecting member 220 on the first conductive operating member 131. The first stopper pipe 250 is preferably a metal stopper pipe.
The first insulating tube 251 is sleeved on the outer side of the first limiting tube 250, and the first insulating tube 251 is seamlessly connected with the insulating connecting member 220, so that the first limiting tube 250 is in an insulating state, and short circuit caused by electrical contact between the first limiting tube 250 and the second conductive operating member 132 is avoided.
It can be understood that the first insulating tube 251 is preferably a patterned tube with insulating properties, and meanwhile, the patterned tube is also sleeved on the outer side of the portion of the first insulating tube 251 near the insulating cup holder 120, so that insulation stability between the first conductive operating member 131 and the second conductive operating member 132 can be effectively ensured, and a short circuit phenomenon in the conductive component 210 is avoided.
The second insulating tube 241 is sleeved on the outer side of the conductive traction rope 240, the end portion of the second insulating tube 241 facing the insulating connector 220 extends to the insulating connector 220 along the outer side surface of the conductive traction rope 240 and is connected with the insulating connector 220, and meanwhile, the second insulating tube 241 is located on the outer side of the insulating connector 220 facing the first insulating tube 251 of the conductive traction rope 240. In addition, a lubricating tube 242 is further sleeved on the outer side of the second insulating tube 241, so that resistance existing in the pushing and pulling process of the conductive hauling rope 240 can be reduced.
Referring to fig. 12, the sheath mechanism 200 further includes a third fixing tube 260, and the third fixing tube 260 is fixedly sleeved on the outer side of the end portion of the insulating cup holder 120 away from the insulating pincer cup 110; the end of the conductive member 210 is rotatably inserted into the third fixing tube 260 and communicates with the fourth through hole 123 at the insulating cup holder 120.
The second limiting tube 211 is fixedly sleeved on the outer side of the conductive member 210, and the second limiting tube 211 is located on one side of the third fixing tube 260 facing the insulating cup holder 120, i.e. the second limiting tube 211 is located inside the third fixing tube 260, and the second limiting tube 211 and the third fixing tube 260 are in limiting fit to limit the conductive member 210 and the third fixing tube 260 into an integral structure.
Wherein, a fifth through hole 124 is radially opened at the end of the insulating cup holder 120 near the third fixing tube 260, as shown in fig. 8; as shown in fig. 4, when the third fixing tube 260 is sleeved outside the end of the insulating cup holder 120 and the sixth through hole 261 is opposite to the fifth through hole 124, the fixing shaft 262 can sequentially pass through the sixth through hole 261 and the fifth through hole 124, so as to fixedly sleeve the third fixing tube 260 outside the end of the insulating cup holder 120.
Referring to fig. 13, the sheath mechanism 200 further includes: a flexible sheath 270, wherein the sheath 270 is fixedly sleeved on the outer side of the conductive member 210, and a hollow accommodation gap 280 is formed between the inner side surface of the sheath 270 and the outer side surface of the conductive member 210.
Wherein, the outer side of the end of the conductive member 210 near the insulating cup holder 120 is sleeved with a sheath tube fixing member 212, and the end of the sheath tube 270 near the insulating cup holder 120 is fixedly arranged on the sheath tube fixing member 212, namely: sheath 270 is secured to conductive member 210 in a unitary structure by sheath securing member 212.
In addition, a third limiting tube 213 is fixedly installed on the outer side of the conductive member 210, the third limiting tube 213 is located at one end of the sheath tube fixing member 212 away from the insulating cup holder 120, and the third limiting tube 213 is in abutting fit with the sheath tube fixing member 212 to limit the sheath tube fixing member 212, so as to realize suspension connection between the conductive member 210 and the third fixing tube 260.
Referring to fig. 13 and 14, the electrode mechanism 300 includes a first electrode structure and a second electrode structure, wherein the first electrode structure includes a conductive body 350; and a conductive wire 340 having one end electrically connected to the conductive body 350 and the other end electrically connected to the conductive member 210. The second electrode structure comprises a pole seat 310, an electric connector 320 and a conductive elastic sheet 330, wherein one end of the electric connector 320 is arranged in the pole seat 310 in a penetrating way and is arranged at a distance from the sheath mechanism 200; the conductive spring piece 330 is arranged at the end position of the electric connector 320 close to the sheath mechanism 200 and is electrically connected with the sheath mechanism 200; the electrical conductor 350 is located in the pole base 310, and the electrical conductor 350 is disposed on the outer side of the electrical connector 320; one end of the conductive wire 340 is electrically connected to the conductive body 350, and the other end penetrates into the sheath mechanism 200 and extends along the length direction of the sheath mechanism 200.
Wherein, the conductive member 210 and the same side end of the sheath 270 in the sheath mechanism 200 extend into the pole base 310 horizontally, and the conductive hauling cable 240 penetrates from the right side of the pole base 310 and penetrates from the right side of the pole base 310 in the horizontal direction; the end of the electric connector 320 extending into the pole seat 310 is arranged at intervals with the conductive traction rope 240, and meanwhile, the conductive elastic sheet 330 is electrically connected with the part of the conductive traction rope 240 positioned in the pole seat 310; one end of the conductive wire 340, which is far away from the conductive body 350, penetrates into the accommodating gap 280 and extends along the outer side surface of the conductive member 210.
It can be understood that the electrical connector 320 can be electrically connected to the positive electrode of the external power device, so that the external power device can supply current to the electrical connector 320, and meanwhile, the current supplied from the external power device to the electrical connector 320 is supplied to the conductive haulage rope 240 through the conductive elastic sheet 330, and then is sequentially supplied to the conductive layer connected to the first conductive operating member 131 and the first conductive operating member 131 through the conductive haulage rope 240; then, the current is supplied into the conductive layer connected to the second conductive manipulation member 132, and further sequentially supplied to the second conductive manipulation member 132, the conductive member 210, the conductive wire 340, and the conductive body 350, and finally supplied to the negative electrode of the external power supply device via the external wire connected to the conductive body 350.
It can be appreciated that the entire current flow process can be divided into: the active electrode circuit and the passive electrode circuit, that is, the active electrode circuit and the passive electrode circuit form a high-frequency current loop flowing through the bipolar electric processing apparatus 1000; the active electrode circuit at least comprises: the electrical connector 320, the conductive spring 330 and the conductive hauling rope 240, the passive electrode circuit at least comprises: conductive member 210, conductive wire 340, and conductive body 350; in addition, in the passive electrode circuit, the current flows to the conductor 350 through the conductive wire 340 after passing through the conductive member 210, so that the electric energy loss caused in the current flowing process can be effectively reduced; in addition, the conductive wire 340 is preferably a molybdenum wire.
Wherein, an insulating cover body 360 is arranged in the pole base 310, and the conductive hauling rope 240 penetrates into the insulating cover body 360 from the right side of the insulating cover body 360 along the horizontal direction and penetrates out from the left side of the insulating cover body 360; one end of the electric connector 320 facing the conductive hauling rope 240 is embedded in the insulating cover 360 and is spaced apart from the conductive hauling rope 240; the conductive elastic sheet 330 is installed in the insulating cover 360, so that the insulating cover 360 and the conductive elastic sheet 330 are in an integrated structure, and meanwhile, the conductive elastic sheet 330 is electrically connected with the electrical connector 320 and the conductive traction rope 240. In addition, one end of the conductive wire 340 near the pole base 310 penetrates out of the insulating cover 360 and is connected with the conductive body 350.
Wherein, this electrode mechanism 300 still includes: the conductive sleeve 370 is sleeved outside the conductive hauling rope 240 and is electrically connected with the conductive elastic sheet 330; in addition, a conductive sleeve 370 is positioned within the insulating cover 360 and spaced apart from the conductive member 210.
It will be appreciated that current flowing through the conductive dome 330 may be delivered to the conductive pull cord 240 via the conductive sleeve 370, i.e.: the active electrode circuit includes: the electrical connector 320, the conductive dome 330, the conductive sleeve 370, and the conductive pull cord 240. In addition, the conductive spring plate 330 and the conductive sleeve 370 disposed in the insulating cover 360 can increase the stability of the active electrode circuit.
The third insulating tube 341 is sleeved outside the conductive wire 340, one end of the third insulating tube 341 is installed in the insulating cover 360, and the other end of the third insulating tube 341 passes through the insulating cover 360 and faces the conductive body 350, so that the creepage gap between the conductive wire 340 and the electrical connector 320 can be increased by using the third insulating tube 341. In addition, the third insulating tube 341 is preferably a patterned tube having insulating properties.
The side surface of the conductor 350 facing the third insulating tube 341 (i.e., the side surface of the conductor 350 facing the third insulating tube 341) is provided with a first fixing tube 351, and the end portion of the conductive wire 340 near the conductor 350 is fixedly inserted into the first fixing tube 351, so that the conductive wire 340 and the conductor 350 are integrally arranged.
A fourth insulating tube 380 is sleeved outside the conductive hauling rope 240, one end of the fourth insulating tube 380 penetrates into the insulating cover 360 and is spaced from the conductive sleeve 370, and the other end penetrates into the conductive member 210 and extends to the outside of the second insulating tube 241.
The end of the conductive member 210 near the pole base 310 is fixedly provided with a second fixing tube 214, and the second fixing tube 214 is in contact with and matched with the pole base 310 and the insulating cover 360, so that the end of the conductive member 210 is fixedly contacted with the insulating cover 360. In addition, the end of the conductive wire 340 extends into the accommodation gap 280 through the second fixing tube 214. In addition, a heat shrinkage tube 311 is installed outside the pole base 310, and the heat shrinkage tube 311 extends along the outer side surface of the sheath 270.
Referring to fig. 15 and 16, the handle mechanism 400 includes: the handle 410, the sliding finger ring 420, the rotating block 430 and the push-pull rod 440, wherein the rotating block 430 is rotatably arranged on one side of the electrode mechanism 300, which is opposite to the sheath mechanism 200, and is communicated with the electrode mechanism 300; the handle 410 is fixedly installed on the rotating block 430 and is communicated with the electrode mechanism 300; the sliding finger ring 420 is mounted on the handle 410 and can slide along the length direction of the handle 410; the push-pull rod 440 is movably installed in the handle 410, one end of the push-pull rod 440 is fixedly installed on the sliding finger ring 420, and the other end is penetrated into the electrode mechanism 300.
It can be appreciated that the end of the conductive hauling cable 240 near the handle 410 is fixedly threaded in the push-pull rod 440, so that the conductive hauling cable 240 can move or rotate under the driving of the push-pull rod 440; in addition, an end of the push-pull rod 440 away from the handle 410 is inserted into the insulating cover 360 in the electrode mechanism 300, and is inserted out of the insulating cover 360 to be abutted against an end of the second insulating tube 241 facing the insulating cover 360 in the sheath mechanism 200.
In addition, the push-pull rod 440 is disposed through the inner side of the conductive sleeve 370 and is located on the outer side of the conductive traction rope 240. It will be appreciated that the current flowing through the conductive dome 330 flows into the conductive hauling cable 240 via the conductive sleeve 370 and the push-pull rod 440 in sequence.
In addition, an end of the fourth insulation tube 380 facing the handle 410 extends into the insulation cover 360 along an outer side surface of the push-pull rod 440, so that the push-pull rod 440 and the conductive member 210 are insulated from each other; meanwhile, one end of the second insulating tube 241, which is far from the handle 410, is connected with the insulating connector 220, and the other end is connected with the push-pull rod 440. Based on this, the conductive hauling cable 240 located in the second insulating tube 241 and the push-pull rod 440 is in an insulating state, i.e. there is no electrical contact between the conductive hauling cable 240 and the conductive part 210.
The sliding finger ring 420 is fixedly provided with a fourth fixing tube 450, the fourth fixing tube 450 is located inside the handle 410, and one end of the push-pull rod 440 away from the clamp head mechanism 100 is fixedly arranged on the fourth fixing tube 450 in a penetrating manner, so that the push-pull rod 440 can move under the driving of the sliding finger ring 420.
The bipolar electrochemical processing apparatus 1000 provided in the above embodiment, the opening or engaging process of the clamp mechanism 100, as shown in fig. 10, may be described in detail as follows:
when the user pulls the sliding ring 420 to move to the right by using the index finger and the middle finger, the sliding ring 420 drives the push-pull rod 440 to move to the right, the conductive pulling rope 240 also moves to the right, and the conductive pulling rope 240 pulls the first conductive operating member 131 and the second conductive operating member 132 to move to the right, so that the two insulating pliers cups 110 in the pliers head mechanism 100 are in an open state, as shown in fig. 2;
when the user pulls the sliding ring 420 to move to the left with the index finger and the middle finger, the sliding ring 420 drives the push-pull rod 440 to move to the left, the conductive pulling rope 240 also moves to the left, and the conductive pulling rope 240 pulls the first conductive operating member 131 and the second conductive operating member 132 to move to the left, so that the two insulating forceps cups 110 in the forceps head mechanism 100 are in a biting state, as shown in fig. 3.
In addition, when the user rotates the handle 410 clockwise or counterclockwise, the push-pull rod 440 will also rotate clockwise or counterclockwise, thereby driving the conductive hauling cable 240, the first conductive operating member 131, the second conductive operating member 132 and the insulating pincer cup 110 to rotate clockwise or counterclockwise.
The current flowing process of the bipolar electrochemical processing apparatus 1000 provided in the above embodiments may be described in detail as follows: the current input by the positive electrode of the external power supply device sequentially flows through the electric connector 320, the conductive spring piece 330, the conductive sleeve 370, the push-pull rod 440, the conductive traction rope 240, the first conductive operating member 131 and the conductive layer of the insulating clamp cup 110 connected with the first conductive operating member 131; then, the current flows through the conductive layer electrically connected to the second conductive manipulation member 132, the conductive member 210, the conductive wire 340, and the conductive body 350, and finally flows back to the negative electrode of the external power supply device via the conductive wire connected to the conductive body 350.
The bipolar electrochemical processing apparatus 1000 provided in the above embodiment has the following advantages:
1. the clamp head mechanism 100 is characterized in that two insulating clamp cups 110 made of insulating materials are arranged, a conductive layer is arranged on the outer sides of the insulating clamp cups 110, and meanwhile, the inner side walls of the cup bodies 111 are kept in an insulating state, so that a high-frequency current loop can be formed on the outer sides of the insulating clamp cups 110; at the same time, the biopsy sample contained in the cup 111 can be placed in an insulated state to avoid inactivation of the biopsy sample in the cup 111.
2. One conductive hauling cable 240 in the conductive part 210 is connected with the first conductive operating piece 131, the second conductive operating piece 132 is fixedly arranged on the insulating connecting piece 220, and the insulating connecting piece 220 is fixedly sleeved on the first conductive operating piece 131, so that the effect of operating the clamp head mechanism 100 can be realized only by pulling or rotating the conductive hauling cable 240, and inconvenience in operation caused by excessive operating wires or conductive wires in the conductive part 210 can be avoided; meanwhile, an insulating layer is disposed at the outer side of the first conductive manipulation member 131, so that a short circuit phenomenon can be prevented.
3. The electrode mechanism 300 is connected with the positive electrode of the external power supply device through the electric connector 320, so that the current output by the external power supply device sequentially flows through the electric connector 320, the conductive elastic sheet 330, the sheath mechanism 200 and the clamp head mechanism 100, then the current sequentially flows back to the sheath mechanism 200, the conductive wire 340 and the conductive body 350 through the clamp head mechanism 100, and finally flows to the negative electrode of the external power supply device through the lead wire connected with the conductive body 350, thereby forming a complete high-frequency current loop, having smaller area of the human body through which the current flows, being capable of avoiding burning the body of the cardiac pacemaker or the ICD implanted patient, and having better safety.
The above embodiments are only preferred embodiments of the present application, and the scope of the present application is not limited thereto, but any insubstantial changes and substitutions made by those skilled in the art on the basis of the present application are intended to be within the scope of the present application as claimed.

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1. A bipolar electrochemical processing apparatus comprising: a conductive traction rope and an electrode mechanism;
the electrode mechanism comprises a first electrode structure and a second electrode structure;
the second electrode structure comprises a pole seat, an electric connector and a conductive elastic piece, one end of the electric connector is arranged in the pole seat in a penetrating mode, one end of the conductive elastic piece is electrically connected with one end of the electric connector, and the other end of the conductive elastic piece is electrically connected with a conductive traction rope.
2. A bipolar electrochemical processing apparatus as in claim 1 wherein said second electrode structure further comprises:
the conductive sleeve is sleeved on the outer side of the conductive traction rope and is electrically connected with the conductive elastic sheet.
3. A bipolar electrical treatment device as claimed in claim 1 or 2, wherein an insulating cover is provided inside the pole base;
one end of the electric connector is embedded in the insulating cover body.
4. A bipolar electrical treatment device as claimed in claim 3, wherein said conductive pull cord extends horizontally from the right side of said insulating cover and extends out from the left side of said insulating cover;
the conductive haulage rope is arranged at intervals with the electric connector.
5. A bipolar power processing apparatus as in claim 3 wherein said conductive spring is disposed within said insulating cover such that there is an integral structure between said insulating cover and said conductive spring.
6. A bipolar electrochemical processing apparatus as in claim 1 further comprising a handle and a push-pull rod;
the handle is connected with the pole seat;
the push-pull rod is movably arranged in the handle and is electrically connected with the conductive traction rope.
7. A bipolar electrical processing apparatus as in claim 1 wherein said first electrode structure comprises an electrical conductor and an electrical conductive filament;
one end of the conductive wire is electrically connected with the conductor;
the other end of the conductive wire is also connected with a conductive component.
8. A bipolar electrical treatment device as in claim 7, wherein a third insulating tube is provided over the outside of the conductive filament.
9. A bipolar electrical treatment device as claimed in claim 7 or 8, wherein said electrical conductor is provided with a first stationary tube on a side thereof;
the end part of the conductive wire, which is close to the conductor, is fixedly arranged in the first fixed pipe in a penetrating way.
10. A bipolar electrical treatment device as in claim 1, wherein a second insulating tube is further provided around the outside of the conductive pull cord.
11. A bipolar electrochemical processing apparatus as in claim 7 further comprising a sheath mechanism;
the sheath mechanism includes a sheath, and the conductive member is disposed on an inner side of the sheath.
12. The bipolar electrical processing apparatus of claim 7 further comprising a first electrically conductive handle and a second electrically conductive handle;
one end of each of the first conductive control piece and the second conductive control piece is connected with a conductive layer;
the other end of the first conductive control piece is connected with one end of the conductive traction rope;
the other end of the second conductive operating piece is electrically connected with the conductive component.
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