EP4376755A1 - Chirurgisches instrument und betätigungsvorrichtung dafür - Google Patents
Chirurgisches instrument und betätigungsvorrichtung dafürInfo
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- EP4376755A1 EP4376755A1 EP22757866.3A EP22757866A EP4376755A1 EP 4376755 A1 EP4376755 A1 EP 4376755A1 EP 22757866 A EP22757866 A EP 22757866A EP 4376755 A1 EP4376755 A1 EP 4376755A1
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- longitudinal axis
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- actuating device
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- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
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- A61B18/00—Surgical instruments, devices or methods for transferring non-mechanical forms of energy to or from the body
- A61B18/04—Surgical instruments, devices or methods for transferring non-mechanical forms of energy to or from the body by heating
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- A61B18/14—Probes or electrodes therefor
- A61B18/1442—Probes having pivoting end effectors, e.g. forceps
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- A61B2017/2901—Details of shaft
- A61B2017/2902—Details of shaft characterized by features of the actuating rod
- A61B2017/2903—Details of shaft characterized by features of the actuating rod transferring rotary motion
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- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61B—DIAGNOSIS; SURGERY; IDENTIFICATION
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- A61B17/29—Forceps for use in minimally invasive surgery
- A61B2017/2926—Details of heads or jaws
- A61B2017/2932—Transmission of forces to jaw members
- A61B2017/2933—Transmission of forces to jaw members camming or guiding means
- A61B2017/2936—Pins in guiding slots
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- A61B34/00—Computer-aided surgery; Manipulators or robots specially adapted for use in surgery
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- A61B34/71—Manipulators operated by drive cable mechanisms
- A61B2034/715—Cable tensioning mechanisms for removing slack
Definitions
- the invention relates to a surgical instrument and an actuating device for opening and closing jaw parts of a tool at the tool tip of the surgical instrument.
- Surgical instruments are known from the prior art, which can be performed manually or by a robot and have a hollow shaft, at the end of which the tool tip is distal lem with the tool, while at the proximal end of the shaft a handle or an actuating unit is arranged.
- the tool at the tool tip can be a gripping or cutting tool with at least two gripping or cutting elements (collectively referred to as jaw parts), with the surgical instrument having an actuating mechanism for opening and closing the jaw parts which usually comprises an actuating element which is mounted axially in the shaft and which is operatively connected to the actuating unit proximally.
- a pull/push rod as the operating element, which is more stable than pull ropes, can transmit both pull and push movements, and is easier to assemble.
- a push/pull rod can also be used to transmit a rotational movement.
- WO 2014/004242 A1 describes a surgical instrument with an axially movable pull rod for opening and closing the jaw parts of the tool at the tool tip.
- the drawbar actuation mechanism includes a moveable drive yoke connected to the proximal end of the drawbar on one side and operatively connected to a drive spool on the other side such that actuation of the spool results in movement of the yoke and thus an axial displacement of the drawbar.
- the actuating device is arranged at the proximal end of the shaft . It is operatively connected to an actuating rod, which is mounted in the shaft so that it can be moved axially in the direction of a longitudinal axis of the shaft in order to open and close the jaw parts.
- the actuating device has a cam wheel with a cam track and a scanner pin.
- the tracer pin has a driver section and a connecting section, wherein the tracer pin, which extends parallel to the axis of rotation of the cam wheel, is guided in the curved path on the driver section and is operatively connected to the actuating rod at the connecting section, which extends perpendicularly, d. H. perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the cam wheel.
- the actuating device has a bearing device, which provides a positive guidance of the scanner pin along the longitudinal axis. "Restricted guidance” here means a mechanical guidance of the stylus by the bearing device, with which the possibility of movement of the stylus is reduced to one degree of freedom, namely the forward and backward movement along the longitudinal axis.
- the transmission ratio between the drive motor and the jaw parts can be selected as high as possible by providing in a preferred embodiment of the actuating device according to the invention that the cam wheel has a drive ring at least along a predetermined circumferential section, which a drive selement is in operative connection, which can be actuated by a motor via a drive shaft.
- the design of the drive ring in relation to the drive element can be selected in such a way that a transmission of force and speed adapted to the respective application of the instrument is achieved in order to move the actuating rod.
- the drive ring can be a ring gear and the drive element engaged with it is a pinion, so that the transmission ratio can be adjusted to the desired level by the ratio of the diameters or teeth of the pinion and ring gear .
- the ring gear can be a spur gear, a bevel gear or a worm gear, with a corresponding spur gear, bevel gear or a worm shaft being provided as the pinion.
- drive ring should not be understood here to mean a ring gear, but rather includes drive variants that have the same effect, such as a traction drive pulley, which is operatively connected by a traction device to the drive element, which is also designed as a traction drive pulley, with the transmission ratio being determined by the Choice of the diameter of the pulleys can be adjusted.
- a further embodiment of the actuating device according to the invention provides that the curved path extends over a section along an Archimedean spiral around the axis of rotation, with opposite directions of rotation during rotation of the cam wheel leading to opposite linear movements of the scanner pin along the longitudinal axis and thus to the back and forth movement of the guide the operating rod.
- the tracer pin guided in the curved path formed in this way is moved linearly and evenly.
- the extent and speed of the linear movement consequently depend on the length and slope of the curve. If the cam wheel is moved in a first direction of rotation, the scanner pin guided in the cam track is moved linearly in a first direction along the longitudinal axis, as a result of which the actuating rod is advanced, for example, in order to open the jaw parts of the surgical instrument.
- the jaw parts are closed by pulling back the actuation movement rod by linearly moving the stylus in a second direction opposite to the first direction along the longitudinal axis, which in this embodiment is effected by changing the direction of rotation of the cam wheel to a second direction of rotation opposite to the first direction of rotation.
- an actuating mechanism can also provide that, in the reverse manner, the jaw parts are opened by retracting the actuating rod and the jaw parts are closed by pushing the actuating rod forward.
- a drive ring does not have to be formed over the entire circumference if the movement scope of the scanner pin guided in the cam track does not require a full revolution of the cam wheel.
- the curved path can be based on a section of a spiral with a variable pitch, i.e. variable increases in radii depending on the angle of rotation, with opposite directions of rotation of the cam wheel around the axis of rotation the opposite linear movements of the stylus are effected along the longitudinal axis.
- a variable pitch i.e. variable increases in radii depending on the angle of rotation
- Non-limiting examples include logarithmic, hyperbolic, and Fermat spirals, respectively, but also clothoids or combinations of any of the foregoing, including Archimedean spirals.
- Combinations here means that the cam track can be divided into two or more sections, which can be based on different spiral types with different pitch functions.
- the variable gradient of the cam track allows the speed and the force-displacement ratio of the linear movement to be controlled individually.
- the adjustment speed and the distribution force or transmission ratio can be influenced via the incline of the cam track: a flat incline of the cam track leads (at a constant rotational speed of the cam wheel) to slower linear movement with greater force.
- a greater incline of the cam track results in faster linear movement and less force.
- the actuating device can be set in such a way that, with a constant rotary movement, a large spiral pitch causes a fast linear movement at the beginning and a slow linear movement at the end thanks to a flat spiral pitch, but a high closing force can be generated.
- the cam track may be constructed in a manner which provides reciprocating movement of the tracer pin along the longitudinal axis to advance and retract the actuator rod without changing the direction of rotation of the cam wheel.
- the curved path extends over at least two sections which have different gradients and form a closed curved path.
- the first section for the linear movement of the stylus in a first direction along the longitudinal axis is formed during the rotation of the cam wheel about the axis of rotation in a predetermined direction of rotation.
- the second portion is adapted for linear movement of the stylus in a second direction opposite the first direction along the longitudinal axis upon further rotation of the cam wheel about the ro tationsachse in the predetermined direction of rotation.
- at least one of the sections can extend along an Archimedean spiral and/or the speed and the force-displacement ratio of the linear movement can be individually controlled by variable gradients of the cam track, so that, for example, the closing movement of the jaw parts can be achieved by moving the actuating rod a different speed and a different force-displacement ratio can be selected than for the opening movement.
- another embodiment of the actuation device provides for the stylus to be guided in the curved path in a mounted manner.
- one or more (radial) bearings e.g. B. roller bearings, be arranged, over which the stylus in the cam track is Gela siege.
- the driver section can preferably be delimited on both sides by shaft shoulders in order to provide a stop for two bearings.
- the scanning pin can be guided in the cam track with sliding bearings by means of a suitable combination of materials.
- the scanner pin for transmitting the linear movement is connected directly to the actuating rod, for example screwed, welded or also manufactured in one piece, with the scanner pin and/or the actuating rod being the bearing device of the actuating device ensures forced guidance along the longitudinal axis.
- a further embodiment of the actuating device according to the invention provides that the operative connection of the tracer pin to the actuating rod is established by the bearing direction is provided, which has a longitudinal bore through which extends the actuating rod, and perpendicular to the longitudinal bore has a driving bore in which the connecting portion of the tracer pin is received.
- the bearing device is arranged so that it can move axially along the longitudinal axis in a guide block, which for this purpose has a bearing opening along the longitudinal axis.
- the guide block can provide a plain bearing of the bearing device in the bearing opening.
- the bearing device and the bearing opening in the guide block are formed in a corresponding cylindrical or prismatic manner with a lateral surface parallel to the longitudinal axis, with the guide block having a passage opening or guide groove for the scanner pin that communicates with the bearing opening and runs parallel to the longitudinal axis. In this way, the bearing device is fixed with respect to all degrees of freedom except for the longitudinal axial back and forth movement.
- the bearing device which has the longitudinal bore and, perpendicular thereto, the driver bore, is composed of at least two housing parts, which mutually facing end faces are connected to one another in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis.
- receiving openings are formed coaxially to the longitudinal bore, each of which provides a bearing seat for a clamping disk bearing arrangement, which rotatably supports the actuating rod in the bearing device with axial fixation for transferring the linear movement from the scanner pin to the actuating rod.
- the clamping disk bearing arrangement can have a clamping disk which is connected to the actuating rod and is therefore rotatable. bar around the longitudinal axis.
- the clamping disk bearing arrangement comprises two axial bearings in order to rotationally decouple the clamping disk arranged between them from the bearing device, the axial bearings being arranged on the bearing seats in the receiving openings of the housing parts.
- the clamping disk is thus fixed axially in the bearing device and can preferably be arranged between two flanges, each of which provides a bearing seat for the bearing ring of the axial bearing facing the clamping disk.
- a surgical instrument which has a hollow shaft, in which a tool having at least two jaw parts is arranged at the distal end and an actuating device is arranged at the proximal end, which is operatively connected to an actuating rod for opening and closing the jaw parts is axially movably mounted in the shaft in the direction of a longitudinal axis of the shaft, has an actuating device in an embodiment according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic perspective side view of a surgical instrument
- FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of the tool tip with open jaw parts and a perspective sectional view of an actuating device according to the invention
- FIG. 3 shows a representation corresponding to FIG. 2 with closed jaw parts
- FIG. 4 shows an enlarged perspective sectional view of the actuating device according to the invention from FIG. 2
- 5 shows a perspective partial sectional view of the actuating device according to the invention from FIG. 2 with a guide block
- FIG. 6 shows a perspective detailed view of an actuating device according to the invention.
- Fig. 1 shows schematically a surgical instrument 1 with a hollow shank 2, arranged at the proximal end 3 of the shank 2, shown only schematically hand have or actuating unit 4 and with a at the distal end 5 of the shank 2 angeord Neten tool 6 with two Jaw parts 7, which are designed here as a gripping tool.
- the jaw parts of the tool of a surgical instrument according to the invention can also be designed for cutting, for example.
- a tool for gripping more than two, z. B. may have three or more jaw parts that can be opened by spacing from each other and by Annä approach to each other can be closed.
- the tool 6, which can also be pivoted via a joint mechanism 9 relative to the longitudinal axis A of the shank 2 with an actuating mechanism not described herein, can be actuated via an actuating rod 8 which is mounted in the shank 2 so that it can be displaced axially in the direction of the longitudinal axis A and which extends proximally via an actuating device 10 is in operative connection with the actuating unit 4 .
- the actuating unit 4 can preferably be designed for robotic use and thus be a structural unit that can also be actuated without manual intervention—which is advantageous for the reproducibility of the actuation.
- the axially displaceable actuator rod 8 mounted in the shaft 2 for actuating the tool 6, which here consists of two jaw parts 7, is designed as a push/pull rod.
- Fig. 2 the jaw parts 7 of the tool 6 are open at the distal end of the shaft 2 by the actuating rod 8 being pulled back by means of an actuating device 10 according to the invention
- Fig. 3 the jaw parts 7 of the tool 6 are at the distal end of the shaft 2 in the closed state after the actuation rod 8 has been advanced by means of the actuation device 10 according to the invention.
- “Pulling back” here means moving the actuation rod 8 in the proximal direction (to the right in the figure) and “advancing” consequently moving the actuating rod 8 in a distal direction (to the left in the figure).
- the actuating device 10 has a cam wheel 11 with a cam track 12 which runs along a portion of an Archimedean spiral about the axis of rotation B of the cam wheel 11, which extends perpendicularly to the longitudinal axis A of the surgical instrument.
- a stylus 13 In the cam track 12 from a stylus 13 is performed, which extends parallel to the axis of rotation B of the cam wheel 11 and is mounted on a driver section 13.1 in the cam track 12 via the bearing 14 in the cam track 12.
- the length and slope of the curved path 12 depend on the displacement path provided for the actuating rod 8 and the desired displacement speed and can be calculated accordingly without further ado.
- a connecting portion 13.2 of the stylus 13 is operatively connected to the actuating rod 8 (not shown in Figure 6 but shown in Figures 2 to 5 which include the detail of Figure 6 in section) extending along the longitudinal axis A.
- the scanner pin 13 follows the cam track 12 when the cam wheel 11 rotates about the axis of rotation B and performs a linear movement along the longitudinal axis A.
- the rotation of the cam wheel 11 is by a drive element - here a spur pinion 16 - is driven by a drive shaft 17 by a motor 18 and is driven by a drive shaft 11 formed on the circumference of the wheel 11 Stim gear ring 15 is engaged.
- a high transmission ratio between ring gear 15 and pinion 16 ensures a high torque for moving the actuating rod and thus a high closing force of the jaw part mechanism.
- drive designs which are not shown, include for the transmission of the actuating movements of the motor 18 to the cam wheel 11, for example as a drive rim egg NEN bevel gear rim or a worm gear rim, with the drive element correspondingly a bevel gear or a worm shaft.
- the drive ring and the drive element can also be formed by pulleys, for example belt pulleys or toothed pulleys, which are operatively connected by a traction device such as a toothed belt or a chain.
- a traction device such as a toothed belt or a chain.
- the Archimedean spiral which the cam track 12 follows along a section, rotates to the right when viewed from above, ie the radius of the spiral increases clockwise, so that a first end 12.1 (Fig. 6) of the cam track 12 is closer to the axis of rotation B and the second end 12.2 is closer to the circumference of the cam track 12.
- a curved path of an actuating device according to the invention can also run anticlockwise, so that the radius of the spiral increases counterclockwise.
- the cam track 12 shown is designed to linearly move the scanner pin 13 when the cam wheel 11 rotates in a first direction of rotation in a first direction along the longitudinal axis A, with the scanner pin 13 moving in a direction when the cam wheel 11, which is rotatably mounted in a bearing 36, rotates the second direction of rotation opposite the first direction of rotation is linearly moved in a second direction opposite the first direction along the longitudinal axis A.
- the operatively connected to the scanner pin 13 actuating rod 8 is withdrawn in the example shown to open the jaw parts 7 of the tool 6 (Fig. 2) when the scanner pin 13, as shown in Figs. 4 and 6, at the peripheral second end 12.2 the cam track 12 is present.
- the actuating pin 13 follows the cam track 12 in the direction of the first end 12.1 close to the axis and performs a linear movement along the longitudinal axis A (to the left in the figure), so that the operatively connected actuating rod 8 (cf. FIG. 3) is advanced and thereby the jaw parts 7 of the tool 6 are closed at the tool tip of the instrument.
- the operatively connected actuating rod 8 (cf. FIG. 3) is advanced and thereby the jaw parts 7 of the tool 6 are closed at the tool tip of the instrument.
- the actuating rod 8 cf. FIG. 3
- a curved track of an actuating device could be constructed according to an alternative embodiment, not shown, with a variable pitch to increase the speed and force -path-ratio of the linear movement to control individually.
- a variant with a closed curved path is also conceivable, which allows the linear movement of the scanner pin in both directions along the longitudinal axis A and thus the ability to push and pull back the actuating rod without changing the direction of rotation of the cam wheel.
- the tracer pin 13 in the example shown has a driver section 13.1 which is delimited on both sides by shaft shoulders which are formed by changing the diameter of the cylindrical tracer pin 13 accordingly. so that the driver section 13.1 has a larger diameter between the shaft paragraphs.
- the shaft shoulders on the driver section 13.1 of the scanner pin 13 each form a stop for a radial bearing 14, via which the scanner pin 13 is mounted in the cam track 12, so that the scanner pin 13 when passing through the cam track 12 when the cam wheel 11 rotates does not rotate.
- storage variants with a single roller bearing or more than two roller bearings or a design as a plain bearing are also conceivable.
- the connecting section 13.2 which adjoins the driver section 13.1, via which the scanner pin is connected to a bearing device 20, which has a central longitudinal bore 23 for the actuating rod 8 and a driver bore 24 perpendicular thereto, in which the connec tion section 13.2 of the scanner pin 13 is preferably added without play.
- the driver bore 24 extends completely through the diameter of a first housing part 21 of the bearing device 20 and intersects the longitudinal bore 23 through which the actuating rod 8 extends.
- the connecting section 13.2 of the actuating pin 13 is dimensioned such that it extends at most to the longitudinal bore 23 and does not contact the actuating rod 8, since this is arranged in the longitudinal bore 23 in the bearing device 20 so that it can rotate about the longitudinal axis A.
- Fig. 5 illustrates an example of a restraint provided by the bearing device 20 for the scanner pin 13 along the longitudinal axis A.
- the bearing device 20 which is designed here with a circular cross section, is in a bearing opening 28 of a guide block 27 with a corresponding circular cross section along the longitudinal axis A slide bearing.
- the guide block 27 also has a recess 29 for receiving the cam wheel 11 .
- a passage opening or guide groove in the guide block 27 which is formed parallel to the longitudinal axis A, in the example shown between the bearing opening 28 and the recess 29 , is not visible in the illustration.
- This through-opening or guide groove has a length that corresponds at least to a displacement path that the scanner pin 13, which extends through this through-opening or guide groove to the bearing device 20 accommodated in the bearing opening 28, extends in the cam track 12 when the cam wheel 11 rotates out leads.
- the bearing device 20 is fixed with respect to all degrees of freedom except for the longitudinal axial back and forth movement.
- a bearing device and the correspondingly designed bearing opening in the guide block can have a non-circular, for example elliptical or polygonal, cross section, so that the rotation of the bearing device is already prevented by its shape.
- the bearing device 20 in the example shown has two housing parts 21, 22 which are connected to one another on facing end faces in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis A.
- a bearing device of an actuating device according to the invention can also have more than two housing parts and/or separating or connecting planes that deviate from the example shown.
- a bearing seat 25 for a first axial bearing 25 designed as a ball bearing in FIGS. 2-4
- a bearing seat 26 for a second axial bearing 35 (designed here as a needle bearing).
- a clamping disk 31 is mounted via a respective flange 32, which is connected to the actuating rod 8.
- the flanges 32 provide the bearing seats for the bearing shells of the axial bearings 35 facing the clamping disk 31, through which the clamping disk 31, which is axially fixed by means of the flanges 32, can rotate with the actuating rod 8 about the longitudinal axis A in the bearing device 20.
- the present invention provides an actuating device 10 for a surgical instrument 1 and a corresponding surgical instrument 1, which has a hollow shank 2 with a tool 6 at the distal end 5 of the shank 2, the tool 6 having at least two jaw parts 7, and the actuating device 10 is arranged at the proximal end 3 of the shank 2 and is in operative connection with an actuating rod 8 which is mounted in the shank 2 so that it can move axially in the direction of a longitudinal axis A of the shank 2 in order to open and close the jaw parts 7 .
- the actuating device 10 has a cam wheel 11 with a curved track 12 and a scanner pin 13, which is guided on a slave section 13.1 in the curved track 12 and is operatively connected to the actuating rod 8 at a connecting section 13.2, the actuating device 10 being a bearing device 20, which provides positive guidance of the scanner pin 13 along the longitudinal axis A, so that when the cam wheel 11 rotates about an axis of rotation B of the cam wheel 11, which runs perpendicular to the longitudinal axis A, a linear movement of the scanner pin 13 guided in the cam track 12 and of the actuating rod 8 operatively connected thereto along the longitudinal axis A.
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