CN214104381U - Intravascular low-temperature induction simulation platform - Google Patents

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CN214104381U
CN214104381U CN202022232685.6U CN202022232685U CN214104381U CN 214104381 U CN214104381 U CN 214104381U CN 202022232685 U CN202022232685 U CN 202022232685U CN 214104381 U CN214104381 U CN 214104381U
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The utility model relates to a inferior low temperature treatment technical field especially relates to an induced simulation platform of intravascular low temperature. Wherein, a screw hole is arranged on the carotid artery model tube, an elastic membrane is arranged on the inner wall of the carotid artery model tube, the elastic membrane covers the screw hole, and the edge of the elastic membrane is hermetically connected with the inner wall of the carotid artery model tube; a bolt penetrates through the screw hole, and when the bolt moves towards the interior of the carotid artery model tube, the elastic membrane arches towards the interior of the carotid artery model tube; the low-temperature liquid storage tank is communicated with a second conduit through a second pressure pump, the second conduit penetrates from the tail end of the aortic arch model tube to a position between the elastic membrane and the head end of the carotid artery model tube, a second temperature sensor is arranged on the carotid artery model tube, and the second temperature sensor is located between the second conduit and the elastic membrane. An object of the utility model is to provide a simulation carotid department ischemia state's induced simulation platform of intravascular low temperature to the flow variation of supplementary research blood flow is to the influence of the cooling condition.

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Intravascular low-temperature induction simulation platform
Technical Field
The utility model relates to a inferior low temperature treatment technical field especially relates to an induced simulation platform of intravascular low temperature.
Background
The sub-hypothermia treatment is to reduce the core temperature of a patient to 32-35 ℃, namely, to form a sub-hypothermia region so as to prevent or reduce nerve damage caused by various reasons. Sub-hypothermia therapy has been widely accepted in some fields as an effective neuroprotective measure and can be used for hypothermic neuroprotection of ischemic stroke. The main nerve protection mechanism is that the nerve protection mechanism can influence the metabolism rate and the apoptosis mechanism of a human body, and the mechanism comprises the generation of inhibiting free radicals and inflammatory factors, reducing the calcium ion inflow phenomenon caused by ischemia, protecting the blood brain barrier and the like.
The sub-hypothermia treatment can be divided into three stages, namely inducing hypothermia, maintaining hypothermia and rewarming, target temperature control is taken as a key parameter of the sub-hypothermia treatment, and the low temperature induction rate, the low temperature range, the low temperature implementation mode, the maintaining time, the rewarming rate and the like all influence the treatment effect of hypothermia on neuroprotection. Therefore, during the process of sub-hypothermia treatment, the selection of the mode of low temperature induction and maintenance is of great importance.
Low temperature induction is generally divided into body surface hypothermia and intravascular hypothermia, wherein intravascular hypothermia is widely accepted due to its precise temperature control capability. However, the temperature reduction effect of the current intravascular low temperature induction technology is related to the blood flow state of the target site in addition to the low temperature induction parameters. Therefore, the cooling effect needs to be known in a simulation experiment; especially, under the ischemia state of carotid artery, the influence of the flow change of blood flow on the cooling condition provides theoretical support for formulating the local target low-temperature neuroprotection strategy of ischemic stroke.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
An object of the utility model is to provide a simulation carotid department ischemia state's induced simulation platform of intravascular low temperature to the flow variation of supplementary research blood flow is to the influence of the cooling condition.
The intravascular low-temperature induction simulation platform comprises a heatable liquid storage tank, a first pressure pump, an aortic arch model pipe, a carotid artery model pipe, a low-temperature liquid storage tank and a second pressure pump; a liquid outlet of the heatable liquid storage tank is communicated with the head end of the aortic arch model tube through a first pressure pump, and the tail end of the aortic arch model tube is communicated with a liquid inlet of the heatable liquid storage tank; the head end of the carotid artery model pipe is communicated with the aortic arch model pipe, and the tail end of the carotid artery model pipe is communicated with the liquid inlet of the heatable liquid storage tank through a first conduit; the first conduit is provided with a first flowmeter and a first temperature sensor; the carotid artery model tube is provided with a screw hole, the inner wall of the carotid artery model tube is provided with an elastic membrane, the elastic membrane covers the screw hole, and the edge of the elastic membrane is hermetically connected with the inner wall of the carotid artery model tube; a bolt penetrates through the screw hole, and when the bolt moves towards the interior of the carotid artery model tube, the elastic membrane arches towards the interior of the carotid artery model tube; the low-temperature liquid storage tank is communicated with a second conduit through a second pressure pump, the second conduit penetrates from the tail end of the aortic arch model tube to a position between the elastic membrane and the head end of the carotid artery model tube, a second temperature sensor is arranged on the carotid artery model tube, and the second temperature sensor is located between the second conduit and the elastic membrane.
Optionally, the screw hole is closer to a side of the elastic membrane away from the head end of the carotid artery model tube than to a side of the elastic membrane close to the head end of the carotid artery model tube.
Optionally, the number of the screw holes is multiple, all the screw holes are distributed at intervals around the carotid artery model tube, and each screw hole is provided with a bolt; the elastic membrane is cylindrical, and two axial ends of the elastic membrane are hermetically connected with the inner wall of the carotid artery model tube.
Optionally, the number of the screw holes is multiple, all the screw holes are arranged at intervals along the extending direction of the carotid artery model tube, and each screw hole is provided with one bolt.
Optionally, a second flowmeter is arranged between the first pressure pump and the head end of the aortic arch model tube.
Optionally, a third temperature sensor and a pressure sensor are arranged between the first pressure pump and the head end of the aortic arch model tube.
Optionally, a fourth temperature sensor is disposed between the second pressure pump and the second conduit.
Optionally, a fifth temperature sensor is arranged between the tail end of the aortic arch model tube and the liquid inlet of the heatable liquid storage tank.
Optionally, the second pressure pump is communicated with the second conduit through a connecting pipe, and the connecting pipe is detachably connected with the second conduit.
Optionally, the head end of the aortic arch model tube is bent towards the tail end of the aortic arch model tube to form a bent section, the head end of the carotid artery model tube is communicated with the bent section, and the carotid artery model tube extends back to the tail end of the aortic arch model tube; the tail end of the aortic arch model tube is communicated with a liquid inlet of the heatable liquid storage tank through two femoral artery model tubes.
The embodiment of the utility model provides a technical scheme compares with prior art and has following advantage:
the elastic membrane can be arched by screwing the bolt into the carotid model tube, so that the appearance of thrombus generated in the carotid can be simulated. Furthermore, the flow capacity of the carotid model tube is weakened due to the arching of the elastic membrane, thereby simulating the flow capacity of the carotid when thrombus exists (namely, ischemia state); the arching degree of the elastic membrane can be controlled by controlling the length of the bolt extending into the carotid artery model tube so as to simulate thrombi of different sizes; in addition, the second temperature sensor can measure the temperature of the low-temperature perfusate just before entering the carotid artery model tube, or the second temperature sensor can measure the temperature of the low-temperature perfusate before passing through the valve, the first temperature sensor can measure the temperature of the mixed liquid after passing through the valve, and the first flowmeter can measure the flow rate of the mixed liquid at the valve; therefore, the carotid model tube can simulate the influence of blood flow on the temperature drop condition under the ischemic state of the carotid; namely, the influence of the flow change of the blood flow on the cooling condition is obtained by analyzing the temperature before passing through the valve, the temperature after passing through the valve and the flow at the valve.
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In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly described below, and it is obvious for those skilled in the art that other drawings can be obtained according to the drawings without inventive labor.
Fig. 1 is a schematic view of an intravascular low temperature induction simulation platform according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic view of a carotid artery model tube according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Wherein, 1, the liquid storage tank can be heated; 2. a first pressure pump; 3. an aortic arch mode tube; 4. A carotid model tube; 5. a low-temperature liquid storage tank; 6. a second pressure pump; 7. a first conduit; 8. a first flow meter; 9. a first temperature sensor; 10. a second conduit; 11. a bolt; 12. an elastic film; 13. a second temperature sensor; 14. a second flow meter; 15. a third temperature sensor; 16. A fourth temperature sensor; 17. a fifth temperature sensor; 18. a joint; 19. a femoral artery model tube; 20. a pressure sensor.
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In order that the above objects, features and advantages of the present invention may be more clearly understood, the aspects of the present invention will be further described below. It should be noted that the embodiments and features of the embodiments of the present invention may be combined with each other without conflict.
In the following description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention, but the invention may be practiced in other ways than those described herein; obviously, the embodiments in the specification are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments.
As shown in fig. 1 to 2, the present invention provides an intravascular low temperature induction simulation platform (hereinafter referred to as simulation platform), which comprises a heatable liquid storage tank 1, a first pressure pump 2, an aortic arch model pipe 3, a carotid artery model pipe 4, a low temperature liquid storage tank 5 and a second pressure pump 6. The liquid outlet of the heatable liquid storage tank 1 is communicated with the head end of an aortic arch model pipe 3 through a first pressure pump 2, the tail end of the aortic arch model pipe 3 is communicated with the liquid inlet of the heatable liquid storage tank 1, the head end of a carotid artery model pipe 4 is communicated with the aortic arch model pipe 3, and the tail end of the carotid artery model pipe 4 is communicated with the liquid inlet of the heatable liquid storage tank 1 through a first conduit 7. The first conduit 7 is provided with a first flowmeter 8 and a first temperature sensor 9, the carotid artery model pipe 4 is provided with a screw hole, the inner wall of the carotid artery model pipe 4 is provided with an elastic membrane 12, the elastic membrane 12 covers the screw hole, the edge of the elastic membrane 12 is connected with the inner wall of the carotid artery model pipe 4 in a sealing way, the screw hole is penetrated by a bolt 11, and when the bolt 11 moves towards the inside of the carotid artery model pipe 4, the elastic membrane 12 arches towards the inside of the carotid artery model pipe 4. The low-temperature liquid storage tank 5 is communicated with a second conduit 10 through a second pressure pump 6, and the second conduit 10 penetrates from the tail end of the aortic arch model pipe 3 to a position between the elastic membrane 12 and the head end of the carotid artery model pipe 4. The carotid artery model tube 4 is provided with a second temperature sensor 13, and the second temperature sensor 13 is positioned between the second catheter 10 and the elastic membrane 12.
In this embodiment, the liquid flows in the circulatory system composed of the heatable reservoir 1, the first pressure pump 2, the aortic arch mode tube 3 and the carotid mode tube 4, thereby simulating the circulatory flow of blood in the human body. More specifically, the heatable fluid reservoir 1 may heat the fluid to simulate a temperature environment within a human body (e.g., the fluid in the heatable fluid reservoir 1 may be maintained at 37 degrees Celsius); the first pressure pump 2 is used for providing power for the circulating flow of the liquid; the aortic arch model tube 3 simulates the aortic arch of a human body; the carotid artery model tube 4 simulates the carotid artery of a human body. The components form a circulation environment for simulating human blood, so that a researcher can conveniently perform simulation research.
In the present embodiment, the second conduit 10 is inserted from the head end of the aortic arch model tube 3 to the head end of the screw hole and carotid artery model tube 4, so the second conduit 10 can guide the low-temperature liquid stored in the low-temperature liquid storage tank 5 (along the aortic arch model tube 3) to the head end of the aortic arch model tube 3, so that the liquid flowing from the heatable liquid storage tank 1 to the carotid artery model tube 4 can be mixed with the low-temperature liquid at the head end of the carotid artery model tube 4; and the mixed liquid will flow to the heatable liquid storage tank 1 along the route of the first flow meter 8 and the first temperature sensor 9. Of course, the second pressure pump 6 is used to pump the cryogenic liquid to prevent the backflow of the cryogenic liquid. Therefore, the low-temperature liquid storage tank 5, the second pressure pump 6 and the second conduit 10 form a low-temperature liquid filling system, which is used for conveying low-temperature liquid to the head end of the carotid artery model pipe 4, and is convenient for further simulation research.
In this embodiment, the threaded hole, the bolt 11 and the elastic membrane 12 constitute a valve member simulating a thrombus. Specifically, the elastic membrane 12 can be arched by screwing the bolt 11 into the carotid artery model tube 4, thereby simulating the appearance when a thrombus is formed in the carotid artery. Further, the flow capacity of the carotid artery model tube 4 is weakened due to the arching of the elastic membrane 12, thereby simulating the flow capacity of the carotid artery when it has thrombus (i.e., ischemic state); and the degree of the elastic membrane 12 arching can be controlled by controlling the length of the bolt 11 extending into the carotid artery model tube 4 so as to simulate thrombi of different sizes. In addition, a second temperature sensor 13 is arranged between the flexible membrane 12 and the head end of the carotid model tube 4, the second temperature sensor 13 being able to measure the temperature of the cryogenic perfusion fluid just before it enters the carotid model tube 4, or the second temperature sensor 13 being able to measure the temperature T of the cryogenic perfusion fluid before it passes the valve element1(ii) a The first temperature sensor 9 can measure the temperature T of the mixed liquid after the mixed liquid flows through the valve2The first flow meter 8 may measure the flow Q of the mixed liquor at the valve element. Therefore, the carotid artery model tube 4 can simulate the influence of blood flow on the temperature drop condition under the ischemic state of the carotid artery; i.e. by temperature T before passing through the valve1Temperature T after flowing through the valve member2And analyzing the flow Q at the valve piece to obtain the influence of the flow change of the blood flow on the cooling condition.
In addition, it should be noted that heatable liquid storage pot 1 and low temperature liquid storage pot 5 are common devices, the utility model discloses no longer describe its structure and principle. For example, the heatable liquid storage tank 1 comprises a liquid storage tank, an electric heating device and a temperature sensor, wherein the electric heating device can heat the liquid in the liquid storage tank so as to maintain the liquid in the liquid storage tank at 37 ℃; the temperature sensor is used for monitoring the liquid in the liquid storage tank, and the electric heating device is turned on or turned off in time, so that the liquid in the liquid storage tank is prevented from being too high or too low in temperature. For another example, the low-temperature liquid storage tank 5 includes a liquid storage tank and a heat insulation layer, wherein low-temperature liquid (for example, low-temperature liquid with a temperature range of 32-35 ℃) is stored in the liquid storage tank, and the heat insulation layer can maintain the liquid in the liquid storage tank at a low temperature. Likewise, first force pump 2 and second force pump 6 are also common device, the utility model discloses no longer describe its structure and principle to the preferred rolling pump of first force pump 2, the preferred filling pump of second force pump 6. The elastic membrane 12 may be a membrane made of an elastic material commonly used in the art, such as a rubber membrane. And the elastic membrane 12 is preferably glued to the inner wall of the carotid model tube 4.
In some embodiments, the screw hole is closer to the side of the elastic membrane 12 away from the head end of the carotid artery model tube 4 than to the side of the elastic membrane 12 close to the head end of the carotid artery model tube 4.
In the present embodiment, the screw holes are spaced differently from both sides of the elastic membrane 12 in the longitudinal direction (i.e., the extending direction of the carotid artery model tube 4). Specifically, the distance between the side of the elastic membrane 12 away from the head end of the carotid artery model tube 4 and the screw hole is smaller than the distance between the side of the elastic membrane 12 close to the head end of the carotid artery model tube 4 and the screw hole. When the bolt 11 is screwed toward the carotid artery model tube 4, the tip of the bolt 11 applies a pushing force to the elastic membrane 12 to arch the elastic membrane 12. And the part of the elastic membrane 12 from the side close to the head end of the carotid artery model tube 4 to the tail end of the bolt 11 is gradually arched, and the part of the elastic membrane 12 from the side far away from the head end of the carotid artery model tube 4 to the tail end of the bolt 11 is relatively sharply arched, or in other words, the distance between the side close to the head end of the carotid artery model tube 4 and the tail end of the bolt 11 is larger than the distance between the side far away from the head end of the carotid artery model tube 4 and the tail end of the bolt 11. At this time, the arched shape of the whole elastic membrane 12 is closer to the actual shape of thrombus in the blood vessel of the human body, and the simulation platform can simulate the blood circulation environment in the human body more truly, so that more accurate research data can be obtained.
In some embodiments, the number of screw holes is multiple, all spaced around the carotid artery model tube 4, with one bolt 11 in each screw hole. The elastic membrane 12 is cylindrical, and two axial ends of the elastic membrane 12 are hermetically connected with the inner wall of the carotid artery model tube 4.
Some of the thrombus in the carotid artery may be distributed annularly around the inner wall of the carotid artery. In this embodiment, two or more screw holes are spaced around the carotid artery model tube 4 and when all the bolts 11 are screwed into the carotid artery model tube 4, the elastic membrane 12 will arch in a ring shape, simulating a thrombus that is distributed around the inner wall of the vessel in a ring shape. And the moving length of different bolts 11 to the carotid artery model tube 4 can be different, so that the arched part of the elastic membrane 12 is in a state of fluctuation, thereby being more close to the actual shape of thrombus in the human blood vessel and obtaining more accurate research data.
In the present invention, a plurality of the fingers means two or more.
In some embodiments, the number of screw holes is multiple, all of which are arranged at intervals along the extension direction of the carotid artery model tube 4, and each of which is provided with a bolt 11. Some thrombi in the human carotid artery may have a long longitudinal length (i.e., the direction of extension of the blood vessel). In the embodiment, two or more screw holes are arranged at intervals along the extending direction of the carotid artery model tube 4, and by screwing all the bolts 11 and making the bolts 11 extend into the carotid artery model tube 4 with different lengths, various shapes of thrombus with longer longitudinal length can be simulated, thereby being closer to the actual shape of thrombus in human blood vessels and obtaining more accurate research data.
In some embodiments, a second flow meter 14 is provided between the first pressure pump 2 and the head end of the aortic arch model tube 3. In this embodiment, the second flow meter 14 may measure the flow of liquid from the heatable reservoir 1 into the aortic arch mould tube 3.
In some embodiments, a third temperature sensor 15 and a pressure sensor 20 are provided between the first pressure pump 2 and the head end of the aortic arch mould tube 3.
In this embodiment, the third temperature sensor 15 may measure the temperature of the liquid before it enters the head end of the aortic arch model tube 3, thereby simulating the measurement of the temperature of the blood before it enters the sub-hypothermic treatment region. The pressure sensor 20 may monitor the pressure of the liquid before it enters the head end of the aortic arch model tube 3.
In some embodiments, a fourth temperature sensor 16 is provided between the second pressure pump 6 and the second conduit 10.
In this embodiment, the fourth temperature sensor 16 may measure the temperature of the fluid from the cryogenic fluid reservoir 5, thereby simulating the measurement of the temperature of the cryogenic perfusion fluid prior to entering the blood circuit.
In some embodiments, a fifth temperature sensor 17 is provided between the end of the aortic arch model tube 3 and the liquid inlet of the heatable reservoir 1.
In this embodiment, the fifth sensor may measure the temperature of the fluid exiting the distal end of the aortic arch model tube 3, thereby simulating the measurement of the temperature of the blood in the non-sub-hypothermic treatment region.
In some embodiments, the second pressure pump 6 is in communication with the second conduit 10 via a connecting tube, which is removably connected to the second conduit 10.
In this embodiment, the second guide duct 10 may be directly inserted into the end of the connection pipe. The second conduit 10 may also be connected to the connecting tube by a connector 18; specifically, the joint 18 has a tubular shape, one end of the joint 18 is connected to the connection pipe, and the other end of the joint 18 is connected to the second pipe 10.
In some embodiments, the head end of the aortic arch mode tube 3 is bent towards its tail end to form a bent section, the head end of the carotid artery mode tube 4 is communicated with the bent section, and the carotid artery mode tube 4 extends away from the tail end of the aortic arch mode tube 3; the tail end of the aortic arch model pipe 3 is communicated with the liquid inlet of the heatable liquid storage tank 1 through two femoral artery model pipes 19.
In this embodiment, the femoral artery model tube 19 simulates the femoral artery of the human body, and the curved section of the carotid artery model tube 4 is communicated with the carotid artery model tube 4, so the overall structure of the aortic arch model tube 3, the carotid artery model tube 4 and the femoral artery model tube 19 is similar to the overall structure of the aortic arch, the carotid artery and the femoral artery of the human body, is closer to the circulation path of blood in the human body, and is helpful for obtaining more accurate research data.
It is noted that, in this document, relational terms such as "first" and "second," and the like, may be used solely to distinguish one entity or action from another entity or action without necessarily requiring or implying any actual such relationship or order between such entities or actions. Also, the terms "comprises," "comprising," or any other variation thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements does not include only those elements but may include other elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus. Without further limitation, an element defined by the phrase "comprising an … …" does not exclude the presence of other identical elements in a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises the element.
The above description is only exemplary of the invention, and is intended to enable those skilled in the art to understand and implement the invention. Various modifications to these embodiments will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, and the generic principles defined herein may be applied to other embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Thus, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown herein but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein.

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1. An intravascular low-temperature induction simulation platform is characterized by comprising a heatable liquid storage tank (1), a first pressure pump (2), an aortic arch model pipe (3), a carotid artery model pipe (4), a low-temperature liquid storage tank (5) and a second pressure pump (6);
the liquid outlet of the heatable liquid storage tank (1) is communicated with the head end of the aortic arch model tube (3) through the first pressure pump (2), and the tail end of the aortic arch model tube (3) is communicated with the liquid inlet of the heatable liquid storage tank (1); the head end of the carotid artery model pipe (4) is communicated with the aortic arch model pipe (3), and the tail end of the carotid artery model pipe (4) is communicated with the liquid inlet of the heatable liquid storage tank (1) through a first conduit (7); a first flowmeter (8) and a first temperature sensor (9) are arranged on the first conduit (7);
a screw hole is formed in the carotid artery model pipe (4), an elastic membrane (12) is arranged on the inner wall of the carotid artery model pipe (4), the elastic membrane (12) covers the screw hole, and the edge of the elastic membrane (12) is hermetically connected with the inner wall of the carotid artery model pipe (4); a bolt (11) is arranged in the screw hole in a penetrating way, and when the bolt (11) is moved towards the interior of the carotid artery model pipe (4), the elastic membrane (12) arches towards the interior of the carotid artery model pipe (4);
the low-temperature liquid storage tank (5) is communicated with a second guide pipe (10) through a second pressure pump (6), the second guide pipe (10) penetrates through the elastic membrane (12) from the tail end of the aortic arch model pipe (3) to the position between the head ends of the carotid artery model pipes (4), a second temperature sensor (13) is arranged on the carotid artery model pipes (4), and the second temperature sensor (13) is located between the second guide pipe (10) and the elastic membrane (12).
2. Intravascular cryoinduction simulation platform according to claim 1, wherein the threaded hole is closer to a side of the elastic membrane (12) remote from the head end of the carotid model tube (4) than to a side of the elastic membrane (12) close to the head end of the carotid model tube (4).
3. The intravascular cryoinduction simulation platform according to claim 1, wherein said screw holes are provided in a plurality, all spaced around said carotid model tube (4), one bolt (11) being provided in each of said screw holes; the elastic membrane (12) is cylindrical, and two axial ends of the elastic membrane (12) are hermetically connected with the inner wall of the carotid artery model tube (4).
4. Intravascular cryoinduction simulation platform according to claim 1, wherein said screw holes are provided in a plurality, all spaced apart along the extension of the carotid model tubes (4), one screw bolt (11) being provided in each of said screw holes.
5. Intravascular cryoinduction simulation platform according to claim 1, wherein a second flow meter (14) is provided between the first pressure pump (2) and the head end of the aortic arch model tube (3).
6. Intravascular cryoinduction simulation platform according to claim 1, wherein a third temperature sensor (15) and a pressure sensor (20) are provided between the first pressure pump (2) and the head end of the aortic arch model tube (3).
7. Intravascular cryoinduction simulation platform according to claim 1, wherein a fourth temperature sensor (16) is provided between the second pressure pump (6) and the second catheter (10).
8. Intravascular low temperature induction simulation platform according to claim 1, wherein a fifth temperature sensor (17) is provided between the end of the aortic arch model tube (3) and the liquid inlet of the heatable liquid reservoir (1).
9. Intravascular cryoinduction simulation platform according to claim 1, wherein the second pressure pump (6) is in communication with the second conduit (10) via a connection tube, the connection tube being detachably connectable to the second conduit.
10. Intravascular cryoinduction simulation platform according to claim 1, wherein the head end of the aortic arch model tube (3) is bent towards its end to form a bent section, the head end of the carotid model tube (4) communicates with the bent section, the carotid model tube (4) extends away from the end of the aortic arch model tube (3); the tail end of the aortic arch model tube (3) is communicated with the liquid inlet of the heatable liquid storage tank (1) through two femoral artery model tubes (19).
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