EP3817674A1 - Guide device for inserting an instrument through a wall - Google Patents
Guide device for inserting an instrument through a wallInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to the technical field of guide devices for the insertion of an instrument through a wall, for example a bone wall, to reach an area of interest located inside or behind this wall.
- stereotactic frames are often used. Such frames are fixed around the area of interest and allow precise guidance of an instrument for piercing a bone or removing a tissue.
- frames are impractical to use because they are heavy, and in addition they require a complex installation procedure.
- the positioning procedure of the instrument to be inserted requires several successive images to be taken, these images often being x-rays, which implies preparation time before inserting the instrument into the body of a very long subject.
- a surgical guide helmet made to measure for a subject.
- This helmet includes a curved portion disposed on the subject's head, the curved portion being provided with a guide tube.
- This guide tube receives a depth control element, which is slidably attached in the guide tube, and whose position relative to the guide tube is adjustable in order to vary the entry depth of a needle biopsy or surgical tool.
- This guide helmet therefore does not require the use of usual, impractical stereotaxic frames, nor the production of a multitude of images of the subject's body before insertion of the instrument.
- the invention particularly aims to provide a guide device for the insertion of an instrument through a wall, allowing to be installed quickly and precisely on the application area.
- the invention particularly relates to a guide device for the insertion of an instrument through a wall, configured to be applied to an area application and to guide the instrument to a predetermined position relative to the wall, comprising
- tubular guide defining an insertion axis, configured to allow insertion and guiding, in the tubular guide, of the instrument, the guiding being exerted along the insertion axis, from an upstream end of the tubular guide towards the application zone, the tubular guide forming an axial stop configured to cooperate directly with the instrument and to impose a predetermined depth of insertion of the instrument, and the tubular guide having come integrally with the fixing arm.
- a tubular guide which, at the same time, came integrally with the fixing arms of the device and directly ensures the axial positioning of the instrument.
- This instrument is, for example, a trocar used to biopsy an area of interest, or a drill used to pierce a bone of a subject, such as the skull, a pelvis bone or a long bone.
- an intermediate piece such as an element of depth control of the instrument, source of inaccuracy or time to spend adjusting a depth, in medical consultation or operating room.
- the safer use brought by the direct positioning of the instrument in the tubular guide avoids risks of adjustment errors at this stage.
- tubular guide means an elongated hollow body, the section of which can be of any shape and whose function is to guide the instrument.
- the tubular guide is of polygonal or circular section, it could also be of square section or take other forms still.
- the axial stop is configured to cooperate directly with the instrument, that is to say without an intermediate positioning part.
- the device is preferably made to measure, and in particular achievable by additive manufacturing, which is particularly comfortable for the user who must insert the instrument through the wall, because no adjustment is necessary at the time of fixing.
- the term “subject” means a living being such as a vertebrate animal, such as a mammal, and in particular a human being.
- the term “application zone” generally means a part of the subject's body against which the guide device is configured to be applied, for example a part of the scalp.
- the term “zone of interest” is also generally understood to mean an area arranged inside the subject's body, in which an intervention requiring the insertion of an instrument into the subject's body must be carried out, for example a sample or an ablation, or the injection of a substance.
- the zone of interest is generally distinct from the zone of application and is located at a certain depth with respect to this zone of application.
- the wall through which the instrument is inserted is generally a rigid wall, that is to say little or not deformable, which is distinguished from a flexible fabric and whose rigidity is comparable to rigidity of a bone wall.
- the so-called rigid wall is to be understood as a slightly deformable wall in comparison with a deformable fabric.
- the wall is preferably a bone wall.
- the guide device is preferably applied to the application area temporarily, and that the insertion of the instrument is also temporary.
- the fixing means are removable, the guide device and the instrument being subsequently removed from the wall.
- the guide device for inserting an instrument through a wall may further include one or more of the following characteristics, taken alone or in combination.
- the guide device comprises a single, two, or even three, fixing arms configured to be fixed on the application area by removable fixing means and each being made integrally with the tubular guide, preferably two fixing arms, preferably still a single fixing arm.
- the number of fixing arms used is particularly interesting because it corresponds to the number of incisions required in the application area. Being able to limit the number of incisions is a particularly advantageous aspect. If the material of the guide device is particularly rigid, having no plastic or elastic deformation in the force levels that can be developed by a user of the guide, having for example a rigidity close to that of titanium, it is conceivable to produce a guide device having only one fixing arm. _The presence of two or three fixing arms ensures a particularly stable and precise positioning of the guide device on the application area. Having two instead of three is particularly interesting.
- the at least one fixing arm comprises polarizing means configured to impose a predetermined angular position of the fixing arm relative to the removable fixing means.
- polarizing means comprise an asymmetrical shape of an orifice in the fixing arm, so that a single angular position of the fixing arm relative to the fixing means is possible.
- the removable fixing means are intraosseous fixing means, for example self-drilling screws.
- the guide is positioned on a rigid structure, making it possible to serve as a fixed support and limiting any deformation of the support, therefore the risks of unwanted displacement during use.
- the guide device further comprises at least one positioning arm, configured to be supported on the application area.
- the guide device is fixed on at least one point, which is a fixing arm, and is further supported on a second or even a third point which are positioning arms, ensuring good stability, without having to unnecessarily place additional removable fastening means, that is to say in certain cases without having to unnecessarily drill an additional hole in the application area.
- the tubular guide has a tubular shape having an upper surface extending substantially radially and the axial stop is formed by this upper surface.
- the axial stop has a support surface suitable for stable and precise support of the instrument when it is inserted in its final position of use.
- the axial stop is configured to cooperate directly with a drilling bit in the wall, allowing to reach the desired drilling depth.
- the axial stop is configured to cooperate directly with a trocar, allowing the user to precisely position the trocar in the area of interest to be biopsied.
- the axial stop is configured to cooperate directly with a syringe, an electrode or even a probe.
- the tubular guide is configured to receive an additional tubular guide, this tubular guide being configured to guide another instrument intended to be inserted through the wall.
- the tubular guide configured to directly receive an instrument intended to be inserted into the skull, having a certain diameter, but in addition it can receive an additional tubular guide capable of forming a liner around another instrument having a smaller diameter, so that it can also guide this other instrument.
- the tubular guide is configured to directly receive a drilling drill, making it possible to pierce the skull to access the interior, and also to receive an additional tubular guide, capable of receiving a trocar to perform the biopsy, the trocar having in this case a smaller diameter than the drill bit.
- the guide device may further comprise a stiffening rib of the tubular guide, preferably carried by the at least one fixing arm.
- the device has a high rigidity, allowing it to be made of a relatively flexible material, while being light and ensuring optimal guidance. .
- the guide device for inserting an instrument into the body of a subject is a guide device for intracranial biopsy.
- the invention also relates to a set of a guide device as presented above and an instrument received directly in the tubular guide to be inserted through the wall, such as a drill bit or a trocar. It is understood that the guide device can also be a guide device for inserting a syringe, an electrode or even a probe through the wall.
- Another object of the invention is a method of manufacturing a guide device as described above, comprising the following steps:
- a tailor-made guide device by defining a digital model directly from the three-dimensional image illustrating the application area provided with at least one fixing point.
- Step b) of the above process can include, in particular, the determination by numerical calculation:
- the orientation of the tubular guide is preferably coincident with a straight line passing through a biopsy area and a central point of the guide device
- step b) of the above method can advantageously include the determination by numerical calculation of other parameters.
- the height of the guide device can also be determined if necessary, advantageously taking into account a thickness of a fabric disposed between the application area and the rigid wall, such as the thickness of the subject's scalp.
- the method of manufacturing the guide device can comprise, in parallel with step b), or before or after step b), the definition of a digital model of an additional tubular guide configured to be received by the guide device and to guide another instrument intended to be inserted through the wall.
- the step of defining the digital model of the additional tubular guide may include in particular, the determination by numerical calculation of the outside diameter, the inside diameter and / or the length of the additional tubular guide.
- Figure 1 is a side perspective view of a guide device for the insertion of an instrument through a wall.
- the wall here is the skull of a subject.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view from above of the guide device of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is a bottom perspective view of the device of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 4 is a view of an additional tubular guide which can be attached to the guide device of FIG. 1.
- FIGS. 5a, 5b, 5c are perspective views, respectively assembled side, before assembly and disassembled side of a removable fixing means usable with the guide device of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 6 is a representation of the guide device of FIG. 1 in position on the skull of a subject and provided with an additional tubular guide according to an alternative embodiment of that illustrated in FIG. 4.
- Figure 7 is a representation of the guide device of Figure 6 in position on the skull of a subject, with the instrument inserted and positioned in the area of interest.
- FIG. 8 is a side perspective view of a guide device comprising a single fixing arm, with a polarizing means
- FIG. 9 is a side perspective view of a removable fixing means with a polarizing device, intended to cooperate with the guide device of FIG. 8.
- Figure 10 is a representation of the guide device of Figure 8 in position on a wall in which is fixed the removable fixing means of Figure 9, with the instrument inserted.
- the guide device 1 for the insertion of an instrument through a wall comprises a tubular guide 2 defining an insertion axis X, and configured to allow insertion and the guide of the instrument intended to be inserted through the wall.
- the guidance is exerted along the insertion axis X, from an upstream end of the tubular guide 2 towards the application area.
- the guide device also comprises, in this particular example, three fixing arms 3, configured to be fixed to the application area by removable fixing means, connected to the tubular guide 2.
- the tubular guide 2 came integrally with the fixing arms 3.
- the guide device 1 is configured to be fixed on the body of a subject, and more particularly on his skull, and the instrument is in particular a drilling forest intended for be inserted into the subject's body.
- the area of application is the subject's scalp and the area of interest is part of the brain. To be able to act on this area of interest, the skull is pierced with the piercing drill.
- the tubular guide 2 forms in its upstream part an axial stop 4, shown in Figures 1 and 2, configured to cooperate directly with the instrument to be inserted and impose a predetermined depth of insertion of the instrument.
- the axial stop 4 is formed by the upper surface of the tubular guide 2, here of annular shape, which extends substantially radially.
- the guide device does not require the use of means for adjusting the depth of the instrument to be inserted.
- the guide device 1 is preferably manufactured by additive manufacturing. It can be made of polymeric material or metal.
- the polymeric materials are, for example, photopolymerizable resin such as the resin manufactured under the brand Formlabs and under the reference Résiné Dental LT
- the metal is, for example, titanium.
- Rigidification or reinforcement ribs 5, carried by the fixing arms 3 and visible in FIG. 1, can be provided to give sufficient rigidity to the guide device 1, so that the instrument is inserted precisely at the desired location in an identified area of interest.
- These ribs 5 are more particularly useful when the guide is made of a relatively flexible material, because they confer improved rigidity to the tubular guide 2 allowing precise guidance.
- the fixing arms 3 comprise, at their external ends, i.e. opposite to the tubular guide 2, end parts 6 intended to cooperate with the removable fixing means.
- the removable fixing means can be a screw assembly 40, shown in Figure 5, comprising a first screw 41 provided with a self-tapping thread 42, and a tapped head 43 provided to receive a second screw 44.
- the end parts 6 of the fixing arms 3 comprise an orifice 8 through which the rod of the screw 44 passes.
- the end parts 6 of the fixing arms 3 comprise a surface 7 " lower "intended to be positioned on the head 43 of the self-drilling screw 41, and a surface 9" upper "intended to receive the screw 44, the fixing of the guide device 1 on the fixing means being thus obtained by tightening the screw 44 in the head of the screw 43.
- the guide device 1 comprises a single fixing arm 3.
- the part of end 6 of the fixing arm 2 and the removable fixing means 40 can be provided with respective polarizing means 60, 45, cooperating with each other so as to ensure that the guide device 1 is positioned on the area of application of the subject's body relative to the removable fixing means 40 at an angle allowing the insertion of the instrument at the desired location in the area of interest.
- the polarizing means 45 of the removable fixing means 40 is shown in FIG. 9. It is understood that the shape of the respective polarizing means is not limited to what is shown in FIGS. 8 and 9.
- the guide device 2 further comprises a positioning arm, configured to be supported on the subject's application area. This positioning arm being only supported on the subject's body, it is not necessary for it to cooperate with a removable fixing means.
- the tubular guide 2 of the guide device 1 may also be provided to receive an additional tubular guide 10 shown in FIG. 4.
- the additional tubular guide 10 has an external dimension, more precisely here an external diameter, substantially equal to or slightly smaller than the internal dimension, or diameter inside, of the tubular guide 2 into which it is intended to be inserted.
- the additional tubular guide 10 also has an internal diameter of dimension adapted to the insertion of another instrument, in particular a trocar.
- the additional guide 10 is configured so that its assembly position relative to the guide device is predetermined, preferably fixed, not adjustable. This is achieved, for example, by virtue of an upper part having a collar, with an outside diameter wider than the lower part inserted in the tubular guide 2, and having a lower end 12 forming a stop capable of cooperating with the stop 4 of the tubular guide. 2.
- the upper surface of the additional tubular guide 10, of annular shape here also extends substantially radially and forms an axial stop 11 configured to cooperate directly with the instrument to be inserted and to impose a predetermined depth of insertion of the other instrument.
- the additional guide 10 therefore has the same advantages as those described for the tubular guide 2, namely great ease and great safety in use.
- FIG. 6 illustrates a guide device 1 for intracranial biopsy, in place on a mannequin simulating a skull 20 of a subject.
- An additional tubular guide 10 is in the insertion position in the tubular guide 2 of the guide device.
- the removable fixing means 40 are in place in the subject's skull, and the end parts 6 are in position on the removable fixing means 40.
- FIG. 7 illustrates an assembly of a guide device 1 as described in FIG. 6, and of an instrument 50, the assembly being in position on the skull 20 of a subject.
- the instrument 50 is here a trocar, the end of which is positioned in the area of interest 21.
- FIG. 10 illustrates an assembly of a guide device 1 as described in FIG. 8, and of an instrument 50, the assembly being in position on the rigid wall 20.
- the guide device 1 comprises a single fixing arm 3, the end of which 6 is fixed to the removable fixing means 40 by cooperation of the respective polarizing means 60 and 45.
- screws or other removable fixing means 40 are put in place on the intended application area on the subject's body.
- a three-dimensional image on which the removable fixing means 40 in place are visible, as well as the area of interest 21 (for example a biopsy area) is produced.
- This three-dimensional image can be obtained for example by a three-dimensional scanner.
- the three-dimensional image obtained above is displayed, the image illustrating, as indicated above, part of the subject's body 20 and comprising at least one point of attachment of the guide device 1 to the application area 22, the attachment point being represented by the removable attachment means 40 in place, the image also illustrates the area of interest 21.
- the three-dimensional image serves as the basis for the creation of a digital model of the guide device 1, comprising the at least one fixing arm 3 and the tubular guide 2.
- the model is created tailor-made for each guide device 1, depending, in particular but not limited to,
- removable fastening means such as self-tapping screws with tapped head, their number and their position on the application area
- this position being able to be defined by a distance and an angular position, the dimensions of the instrument or instruments to be inserted 50.
- this second step may include the determination by digital calculation of the dimensions of the fixing arms 3 and, optionally, of a positioning arm, of the orientation of the guide tubular 2, the axis X of which is preferably coincident with a straight line passing through an area of interest 21 and a central point of the guide device 1, and of the dimensions of the tubular guide 2.
- This second step also includes, where appropriate , determining by calculation of the shape and dimension of the second tubular guide 10.
- the dimensions of the tubular guide 2 that is to say its length, its inside diameter, its outside diameter are a function of the subject, the area of interest targeted and the surgeon's equipment. Other characteristics of the guide device are also determined if necessary, such as the clearance between the skull and the top of the tubular guide, which depends on the thickness of the subject's scalp.
- the guide device 1 is manufactured by computer-aided manufacturing using the digital model defined in the second step above.
- additive manufacturing is used to manufacture the guide device 1.
- the manufacture of the guide device 1 is simple and quick. It does not require the use of expensive and complex machines, and can be easily automated, at least in part, which makes it accessible to many users.
- the step of the above method may include the determination by numerical calculation of other parameters, such as the internal diameter of the tubular guide 2.
- the method of manufacturing the guide device 1 may include , in parallel with the second step, or before or after this second step, the definition of a digital model of the additional tubular guide 10 configured to be received by the guide device 1.
- the step of defining the model numerical measurement of the additional tubular guide 10 includes, in particular, the determination by numerical calculation of the outside diameter, the inside diameter and / or the length of the additional tubular guide 10.
- the guide device 1 has been described essentially with reference to an intracranial biopsy of a subject, which may be a mammal, including a human being.
- the instruments 50 used are generally a drill for piercing the skull, and a trocar for the biopsy of the area of interest 21.
- the drill After positioning of the guide device 1 on the area of application of the body of the subject, which is here a part of the skull, the drill is inserted into the tubular guide 2, and the skull is pierced, the drill reaching the desired depth thanks to the stop 4 of the tubular guide 2.
- the drill is then removed, and the additional tubular guide 10 is placed in the tubular guide 2.
- the trocar is then inserted into the additional guide 10 to perform the biopsy of the biopsy area, and precisely reaches the biopsy area 21 by cooperating with the stop 11.
- the guide device for the insertion of an instrument through a wall can be used to be applied to a living subject, to a dead subject for example for autopsies, or even to an inanimate object , for example a mannequin for teaching manipulations to students.
- the guide device for inserting an instrument through a wall can also be used on other parts of the body of a subject than a skull, such as long bones, pelvic bone or spine, in combination with instruments such as injection needles, or surgical instruments.
- the guide device can be used on human beings or animals, in particular on horses for interventions in the dorsal region, or on subjects for bone marrow samples.
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