JPH01297036A - Catheter type blood vessel endoscope - Google Patents

Catheter type blood vessel endoscope

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JPH01297036A
JPH01297036A JP63126966A JP12696688A JPH01297036A JP H01297036 A JPH01297036 A JP H01297036A JP 63126966 A JP63126966 A JP 63126966A JP 12696688 A JP12696688 A JP 12696688A JP H01297036 A JPH01297036 A JP H01297036A
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catheter
blood vessel
baloon
signal
balloons
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Yutaka Misawa
裕 三澤
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Nippon Koden Corp
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To locate an endoscope in the center of a blood vessel and to cause a blood vessel wall to easy to see by controlling a fluid supplying quantity to each baloon by means of the position instructing signal of a catheter position setting means in a condition to insert a catheter into the blood vessel and setting it in a prescribed largeness. CONSTITUTION:The tip part circumference of a catheter 1 is equipped with baloon 51-53 mutually at a gap in a 120 deg. interval, and to fine tubes 61-63 to communicate to respective baloons, a tridirectional valve switched to an interrupted position, an air opening position and a pressurized He gas tank is connected. By a baloon control on-singal, a coordinates position signal corresponding to the necessary position of a blood vessel section is supplied to an expansion quantity instructing circuit. Thus, a valve control circuit compares respective expansion quantity instructing signal and detection pressure value, and it executes the changeover and interruption control of the tridirectional valve according to the difference. A He gas is pressed in or exhausted.pressure- reduced to pipes 71-73, a setting at a prescribed expansion quantity is executed, and the tip part of the catheter 1 is moved to a section position in a condition approximately parallel to a wall surface in the blood vessel.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明は、血管内視或は動脈内治療等のために血管に挿
入されるカテーテル型血管内視鏡に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a catheter-type angioscope inserted into a blood vessel for endovascular viewing, intra-arterial treatment, or the like.

(従来の技術) 内視鏡の視野角は一般的に小さいために、消化管等の湾
曲部分ではその先端部分を対応して湾曲させて目的部位
を観察する必要がある。このため、第4図に示すような
ワイヤー22を両側又は四方に取付けられた連節管23
から成る可どう部をファイバスコープバンドルに並設し
、このワイヤz2を手元の操作ダイヤル24の回転で引
いたり緩めたりして先端部を湾曲させ得る内視鏡が周知
である。
(Prior Art) Since the viewing angle of an endoscope is generally small, in curved areas such as the digestive tract, it is necessary to curve the distal end of the endoscope to observe the target area. For this purpose, an articulating pipe 23 with wires 22 attached to both sides or all sides as shown in FIG.
An endoscope is well known in which a flexible part consisting of a wire z2 is arranged in parallel with a fiberscope bundle, and the tip part can be curved by pulling or loosening the wire z2 by rotating the operation dial 24 at hand.

(発明が解決しようとする課題) 一方、血管内視鏡については、特に冠状動脈を観察する
場合、その外径は、内祝画像伝送用イメージファイバ、
先端照明用ライトガイドファイバ及び血管内視の確保の
ための送水・吸水チャネルを組み込んだ状態で1.5m
m以下にする必要がある。したがって、直径が9mm〜
15−一になる前述の機構を採用するのは困難である。
(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) On the other hand, when using an angioscope to observe the coronary arteries, the outer diameter of the angioscope is
1.5m with built-in light guide fiber for tip illumination and water supply/absorption channels for securing endovascular visualization
It must be less than m. Therefore, the diameter is 9mm~
It is difficult to adopt the above-mentioned mechanism of 15-1.

また、例えば血管内の血栓を除去するためにレーザ光を
用いる場合に、血管壁に対して斜めに位置調整を行って
光照射を行うと、血管を穿孔する危険性が高くなる。
Further, when using a laser beam to remove a blood clot in a blood vessel, for example, if the position is adjusted obliquely to the blood vessel wall and the light is irradiated, the risk of perforating the blood vessel increases.

よって、本発明は、血管壁に沿った状態でその断面にお
ける位置を外部操作により、嵩ばらない構造で調整可使
なカテーテル型血管内視鏡を提供することを目的とする
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a catheter-type angioscope that has a compact structure and can be used to adjust its cross-sectional position along a blood vessel wall by external manipulation.

(課題を解決するための手段) 本発明は、この目的を達成するために、血管内視用カテ
ーテル(1)の先端部周囲にバルーン(5゜〜53)を
少なくとも2個取付けて、それデれに連通ずる流体供給
路(6I〜61.71〜7.)をカテーテル(1)に沿
って形成すると共に、血管の断面位置におけるカテーテ
ル位置を外部操作により設定して対応する位置指示信号
を出力するカテーテル位ご設定手段(10)と、位置指
示信号に応答して各バルーン (S+〜53)を所定の
大きさに膨張させるように、それぞれの膨張量指示信号
を発生する膨張量指示信号発生手段(11)と、膨張量
指示信号に応じて流体供給路(6,〜63.7I〜73
)の後端からそれぞれのバルーン(5,〜53)に対し
て流体の圧入又は排出を行う流体供給手段(121〜1
23.13.〜131.141〜141.15□〜15
3.16)とを備えている。
(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve this object, the present invention attaches at least two balloons (5° to 53) around the distal end of a vascular endoscopic catheter (1), and A fluid supply path (6I to 61.71 to 7.) communicating with this is formed along the catheter (1), and the catheter position at the cross-sectional position of the blood vessel is set by an external operation and a corresponding position indication signal is output. a catheter position setting means (10) for inflating each balloon (S+ to 53) to a predetermined size in response to the position instruction signal; means (11), and fluid supply paths (6, ~63.7I~73) in accordance with the expansion amount instruction signal.
) Fluid supply means (121 to 1) for pressurizing or discharging fluid from the rear end of each balloon (5, to 53)
23.13. ~131.141~141.15□~15
3.16).

(作用) カテーテル(1)を血管に挿入した状態で、その内部を
観察しつつカテーテル位置設定手段(10)を操作する
と、その位置指示信号に対応して膨張量指示信号発生手
段(11)はそれぞれのバルーン(51〜5.)に対す
る膨張量指示信号を発生する。これにより、流体供給手
段(12,S−123,13,〜133.14゜〜14
3.15t〜15.l、16)は、それぞれのバルーン
(5,〜53)への流体の供給量の制御を行い所定の大
きさに設定する。したがって、カテーテル(1)はバル
ーン(S+〜53)の相対的な大きさの関係に対応する
血管断面位置に調整される。
(Operation) When the catheter (1) is inserted into a blood vessel and the catheter position setting means (10) is operated while observing the inside thereof, the expansion amount command signal generating means (11) is activated in response to the position command signal. An inflation amount instruction signal is generated for each balloon (51-5.). As a result, the fluid supply means (12, S-123, 13, ~133.14°~14
3.15t~15. 1, 16) controls the amount of fluid supplied to each balloon (5, - 53) and sets it to a predetermined size. Therefore, the catheter (1) is adjusted to a blood vessel cross-sectional position corresponding to the relative size relationship of the balloons (S+~53).

バルーン(L〜SS)が2個の場合、その膨張・収縮に
より直線方向に位置調整できるが、カテーテル(1)の
回転位置の調整により同様に二次元血管断面での調整が
可能である。
When there are two balloons (L to SS), the position can be adjusted in the linear direction by inflating and deflating the balloons, but adjustment in the two-dimensional blood vessel cross section is also possible by adjusting the rotational position of the catheter (1).

(発明の実施例) 第1図及び第2図は、本発明の一実施例によるカテーテ
ル型血管内視鏡を示す。
(Embodiment of the Invention) FIGS. 1 and 2 show a catheter-type angioscope according to an embodiment of the present invention.

第1図において、カテーテルlは1通常のように1.5
mm程度の外径であり、観察及び照明用の光フアイバ群
21、レーザ光線導光用ファイバ22及び送水・吸水パ
イプ23を備えると共に、本発明により先端部周囲に1
20度間隔で互に隙間を置いてバルーン5.〜5.を備
え、それぞれに連通ずる内径0.1mm程度の細管61
〜6.が形成されている。そして、カテーテルlの後方
の基部1aにおいて細管6゜〜63にそれぞれに連通ず
るチューブ7、〜73がカテーテルlから分離して導出
されている。
In FIG. 1, catheter l is 1.5 as usual.
It has an outer diameter of about 1.0 mm, and is equipped with a group of optical fibers 21 for observation and illumination, a fiber 22 for guiding a laser beam, and a water supply/water absorption pipe 23.
Place the balloons at 20 degree intervals 5. ~5. A thin tube 61 with an inner diameter of about 0.1 mm communicates with each
~6. is formed. At the rear base 1a of the catheter 1, tubes 7, .about.73 communicating with the thin tubes 6.degree.-63, respectively, are led out separately from the catheter 1.

これらのチューブは、第2図に示すように、しゃ断位置
、大気開放位置及び加圧されたHeガスを貯蔵するHe
タンク16のいずれかに切換わる所属の3方向弁121
〜12ユにそれぞれ接続している。
These tubes are arranged in a cut-off position, an atmosphere open position, and a He gas storage position, as shown in Figure 2.
The associated three-way valve 121 switches to either tank 16
~12 units each.

同図において、10はカテーテル位賃設定手段としての
ジョイスティックであり、X−Y軸面の原点位置におい
て倒した方向及びその量に対応する座標信号を出力する
In the figure, a joystick 10 serves as a catheter height setting means, and outputs a coordinate signal corresponding to the direction and amount of tilting at the origin position of the X-Y axis plane.

11は膨張量指示回路であり、入力する士のX、Y座標
信号をこれによりで規定される血管断面位置に対応して
バルーン51〜53の膨張量を指示する膨張量指示信号
に変換する。この膨張量指示回路は、1個のx、Y座標
信号を3個の膨張量指示信号に換算するCPUを利用し
て構成できる。さらに、外部操作により発生されるバル
ーン制御オン信号に応答して作動を開始し、その消滅時
にはいずれのバルーン51〜53も膨張させない膨張量
指示信号を発生する。
Reference numeral 11 denotes an inflation amount instruction circuit, which converts the input X and Y coordinate signals into an inflation amount instruction signal that indicates the amount of inflation of the balloons 51 to 53 in accordance with the blood vessel cross-sectional position defined by the input X and Y coordinate signals. This expansion amount instruction circuit can be configured using a CPU that converts one x and Y coordinate signal into three expansion amount instruction signals. Further, it starts operating in response to a balloon control ON signal generated by an external operation, and generates an inflation amount instruction signal that does not inflate any of the balloons 51 to 53 when the balloon control ON signal disappears.

12、〜122は所属のチューブ7I〜73内のtie
圧力を検知する圧力センサであり、それぞれにA/Dコ
ンバータ 13.〜133が後続している。
12, ~122 are ties in the tubes 7I~73 to which they belong.
A pressure sensor that detects pressure, each with an A/D converter 13. ~133 follows.

14、〜143は弁制御回路であり、それぞれ膨張量指
示信号と比較してA/D !ンバータ 13.〜133
の所属の出力値か下廻ると所属の3方向弁15.〜15
.をHeタンク16へ切換え、上廻ると大気へ排気させ
、所定の誤差範囲内で一致するとしゃ断してチューブ7
、〜73内のIle圧を保持させる。また、これらの弁
制御回路は、 A/Dコンバータ 13.〜131の出
力値が限界値を上廻ったり或は急減する異常発生時には
3方向弁151〜153をしゃ断する。
14 and 143 are valve control circuits, each of which compares the expansion amount instruction signal with the A/D! Converter 13. ~133
When the output value of the affiliated three-way valve falls below 15. ~15
.. is switched to the He tank 16, and when it exceeds, it is exhausted to the atmosphere, and when it matches within a predetermined error range, it is cut off and the tube 7
, to maintain the Ile pressure within 73. Moreover, these valve control circuits are an A/D converter 13. 131 exceeds the limit value or suddenly decreases, the three-way valves 151 to 153 are shut off.

17はブラウン管であり、バルーン51〜53内の圧力
、即ちA/Dコンバータ 13.〜13.の出力値に対
応するレベルをその配列に対応して120度間隔の放射
方向の線171〜173で表示する共に、前述の異常発
生時にその旨の表示も行う。
17 is a cathode ray tube, which controls the pressure inside the balloons 51 to 53, that is, an A/D converter; 13. ~13. The level corresponding to the output value of is displayed as lines 171 to 173 in the radial direction at intervals of 120 degrees in accordance with the arrangement, and when the above-mentioned abnormality occurs, a message to that effect is also displayed.

このように構成されたカテーテル型血管内視鏡の動作は
次の通りである。
The operation of the catheter-type angioscope configured as described above is as follows.

カテーテル1を動脈に挿入し、周知のようにバイブ23
を通して加温した生理食塩水の注入を行い、ファイバ部
2.を通して照明し、かつ血管内を観察する0次いで、
バルーン制御オン信号を発生させ、ジョイスティックl
Oを血管断面の所望位置へ相応して倒すと、対応した座
標位置信号が膨張量指示回路11へ供給され、膨張量指
示信号に変換される。これにより、弁制御回路14□〜
14.はそれぞれ所属の膨張量指示信号と所属の検知圧
力値とを比較して、その差に応じて所属の3方向弁15
、〜151を切換及びしゃ断制御することにより、所属
のパイプ7I〜73へHeガスを圧入するか又は排気・
減圧して所定の膨張量に設定する。これにより、カテー
テルlの先端部は血管内の壁面にほぼ平行状態で断面位
置を移動する。バルーン5I〜53間には互に隙間があ
るために、血流或は水流を阻害しない、そして、所望の
設定位置で、必要によりレーザ光導光ファイバ2□を通
してレーザ光照射により治療を行う。
A catheter 1 is inserted into an artery, and a vibrator 23 is inserted as is well known.
Inject heated physiological saline through the fiber section 2. Then, illuminate the vessel through and observe the inside of the blood vessel.
Generate balloon control on signal, joystick l
When O is correspondingly tilted to a desired position on the blood vessel cross section, a corresponding coordinate position signal is supplied to the dilatation amount indicating circuit 11 and converted into a dilation amount indicating signal. As a result, the valve control circuit 14□~
14. compares the associated expansion amount instruction signal and the associated detected pressure value, and adjusts the associated three-way valve 15 according to the difference.
, to 151, to pressurize He gas into the associated pipes 7I to 73 or to exhaust or
Reduce the pressure and set to a predetermined amount of expansion. As a result, the distal end of the catheter I moves in a cross-sectional position substantially parallel to the wall surface within the blood vessel. Since there is a gap between the balloons 5I to 53, blood flow or water flow is not obstructed, and treatment is performed by laser light irradiation through the laser light guide fiber 2□ at a desired setting position if necessary.

終了後は、バルーン制御オン信号を消滅させることによ
り、バルーン51〜53を全て収縮させてカテーテルl
を抜く。
After finishing, all balloons 51 to 53 are deflated by extinguishing the balloon control ON signal and the catheter l is closed.
Remove.

尚、前述の実施例において、流体としては場合によって
は液体を利用することもでき、流体供給手段としてはシ
リンダのピストンを膨張指示信号に対応して位置制御す
ることにより実施することもできる。また、位置設定手
段としては極座標信号を出力したり操作構造も別のもの
にすることもできる。バルーンは4個以上にしてもよく
、さらにその後方に第3図に示すように同様に膨張・収
縮させられるリング状のバルーン25を付設して、治療
時に膨張させて血流をしゃ断させることも考えられる。
In the above-described embodiments, a liquid may be used as the fluid depending on the case, and the fluid supply means may be implemented by controlling the position of the piston of the cylinder in response to the expansion instruction signal. Further, the position setting means may output a polar coordinate signal, or may have a different operation structure. The number of balloons may be four or more, and a ring-shaped balloon 25 that can be similarly inflated and deflated may be attached to the rear as shown in FIG. 3, and inflated during treatment to cut off blood flow. Conceivable.

本発明は、カテーテルにレーザ照射用ファイバを備えな
かったり、或は代りに血栓治療用のホットチップ法、カ
ッタ法゛による治療具を内蔵する場合にも出熱適用され
る。
The present invention is also applicable to the case where the catheter is not equipped with a laser irradiation fiber or, instead, has a built-in treatment device using a hot tip method or a cutter method for thrombus treatment.

(発明の効果) 以上、本発明によれば、カテーテル外径自体はほとんど
変更しないで済むカテーテル型血管内視鏡が実現され、
血管の中心に内視鏡を置くことが可能になり、血管壁の
状態を見易くする。また、血管内の任意の場所に内視鏡
を固定でき、容易に血管内壁の目的部位を観察でき、そ
の任意の場所の治療も可能になる。特に、レーザ照射、
ホットチップ法、カッタ法による動脈内血栓の治療に用
いる場合、カテーテルは血管壁に平行に移動する冠めに
穿孔の危険性が少なくなる。 PTCA (経皮的冠状
動脈形成術)を行うことも可能である。
(Effects of the Invention) As described above, according to the present invention, a catheter-type angioscope that requires almost no change in the outer diameter of the catheter itself is realized.
It becomes possible to place the endoscope in the center of the blood vessel, making it easier to see the condition of the blood vessel wall. In addition, the endoscope can be fixed at any location within the blood vessel, allowing easy observation of the target site on the inner wall of the blood vessel, and treatment at any location. In particular, laser irradiation,
When used to treat intra-arterial thrombi using the hot tip method or cutter method, the risk of perforation is reduced because the catheter moves parallel to the blood vessel wall. It is also possible to perform PTCA (percutaneous coronary angioplasty).

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明の一実施例によるカテーテル型血管内視
鏡のカテーテル部分の断面図及びその先端部の正面図、
第2図はこのカテーテル部分に後続する主要部の構成を
示す図、第3図は本発明の他の実施例によるカテーテル
部分の先端部の斜視図及び第4図は従来の位置調整可能
な内視鏡の要部断面図である。 l・・・カテーテル、IO・・・ジョイスティック、1
2、〜12. ・3方向弁、 16−Heタンク。
FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a catheter portion of a catheter-type angioscope according to an embodiment of the present invention and a front view of its distal end;
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the structure of the main part following this catheter section, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the distal end of the catheter section according to another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a conventional position-adjustable inner part. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the main parts of the endoscope. l...catheter, IO...joystick, 1
2, ~12.・3-way valve, 16-He tank.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】  血管内視用カテーテルの先端部周囲にバルーンを少な
くとも2個取付けて、それぞれに連通する流体供給路を
前記カテーテルに沿って形成すると共に、 血管の断面位置における前記カテーテル位置を外部操作
により設定して対応する位置指示信号を出力するカテー
テル位置設定手段と、 前記位置指示信号に応答して前記各バルーンを所定の大
きさに膨張させるように、それぞれの膨張量指示信号を
発生する膨張量指示信号発生手段と、 前記膨張量指示信号に応じて前記流体供給路の後端から
それぞれの前記バルーンに対して前記流体の圧入又は排
出を行う流体供給手段と、を付設したことを特徴とする
カテーテル型血管内視鏡。
[Scope of Claims] At least two balloons are attached around the distal end of a blood vessel endoscopic catheter, and a fluid supply path communicating with each balloon is formed along the catheter, and the position of the catheter in a cross-sectional position of the blood vessel is determined. a catheter position setting means configured by an external operation to output a corresponding position indication signal; and generating respective inflation amount indication signals so as to inflate each balloon to a predetermined size in response to the position indication signal. and a fluid supply means for pressurizing or discharging the fluid from the rear end of the fluid supply path to each of the balloons in response to the inflation amount instruction signal. Features of catheter-type angioscope.
JP63126966A 1988-05-26 1988-05-26 Catheter type blood vessel endoscope Granted JPH01297036A (en)

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