WO2003070302A1 - Installation destinee a la delivrance de calories dans tout ou partie d'un tissu cellulaire humain ou animal - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an installation intended for the delivery of calories by means of a liquid, in all or part of a human or animal cellular tissue.
- a heat transfer liquid chosen from the group comprising water, hydrogen peroxide and ethanol in all or part of organs, in particular at the level of cancer cells.
- One of the methods of treating cancerous tumors consists in removing all or part of the cancerous tissue by targeted administration of heat or cold. This principle is known under the name “thermoablation” and is currently used in particular in the treatment of hepatic metastases.
- thermoablation by heat Several techniques based on the principle of thermoablation by heat are today proposed, such as laser, radiofrequency with needle, cryotherapy falling for its part from thermoablation by cold.
- these techniques have a number of drawbacks.
- the volume of the treated tumor remains limited (in practice from 4 to 5 cm in diameter) and the intervention time relatively long, from 20 to 30 minutes for radiofrequency and cryotherapy, even more for treatment. laser.
- the Applicant discovered that the delivery of water or hydrogen peroxide, to a tumor should advantageously be carried out with small volumes of water, injected in pulsed form, both for reasons efficiency only for security reasons.
- the liquid intended to be injected is a physically active substance, in practice water, hydrogen peroxide or even ethanol, the latter two having the advantage, in addition to the supply of calories, to be chemically aggressive towards the tumor to be treated.
- the invention therefore relates to an installation intended for the delivery of calories by means of a liquid, into all or part of a human or animal cellular tissue comprising: a unit for heating said liquid, - a unit for injecting liquid into the heating unit, a means for diffusing heated liquid, a means for supplying the heated liquid from the heating unit to the diffusion means.
- the installation is characterized in that it has means for delivering the liquid heated in a pulsed regime at the level of the diffusion means.
- the installation has means for delivering, in pulsed mode, the liquid heated to a pressure at least equal to the saturated vapor pressure of the liquid to be injected.
- the injection unit is in the form of a chamber containing the liquid to be injected and in which a piston is moved in translation under the action of an electric actuator or pneumatic, the triggering, travel, force and speed of movement of which are determined according to the desired rate, volume and injection pressure of the liquid, the chamber communicating with the heating unit via a first valve.
- the injection unit constitutes the first element contributing to ensuring the delivery of calories in pulsed mode, by injecting into the heating unit a determined quantity of cold water at regular intervals, thanks to the combination the action of a jack whose triggering, travel, force and speed are programmed according to the desired rhythm, volume and injection pressure, with a valve preventing the return of the liquid injected into the chamber .
- the actuation and the stroke of the actuator are programmed as a function of the number of injections desired to deliver a determined volume of water, the latter directly depending on the size of the tumor to be treated.
- the Applicant has thus found that satisfactory tissue necrosis was obtained by using a volume of pressurized water at 400 ° C representing approximately 5% of the volume of the tumor to be treated.
- the actuation and the stroke of the cylinder are then programmed to obtain volumes of injected liquid of between 0.2 and 1 ml at regular intervals of 0.5 to 1 second.
- the programming of the race 'of the cylinder is provided by adjusting the number of turns of the motor driving the actuator.
- the pressure at which the liquid is injected depends on the speed of movement and the force of the jack which are also programmed.
- the programming of the speed of movement of the jack is ensured by the adjustment of the speed of rotation of the motor actuating the jack.
- the force and the speed are chosen so that the liquid is injected into the heating unit at a pressure at least 50 bars higher, advantageously 100 bars above the saturated vapor pressure of the liquid to be injected. In the case of water injection, the injection pressure will be fixed at around 350 bars.
- the jack is an electric or pneumatic jack.
- the actuator When the treatment is carried out near magnetic resonance imaging devices, the actuator must be non-magnetic.
- a pneumatic cylinder is advantageously used which drives small volumes of water into the heating unit until the desired volume is obtained.
- the installation comprises a liquid storage tank intended to supply the chamber of the injection unit, said storage tank being fixed or removable.
- the liquid supply to the chamber is conveniently carried out with predetermined volume corresponding to the volume to be injected into the tumor.
- the reservoir is separated from the chamber by a second valve preventing the return of the liquid in the chamber, under the action of the piston.
- the liquid for example water
- the heating unit After the liquid (for example water) cold under pressure, transmitted to the heating unit, it is heated to a temperature of 400 ° C and more.
- the heating unit is in the form of a metal coil incorporating an electrical resistance or a heat exchanger, around which is surrounded a stainless steel tube traversed by said liquid .
- the internal diameter of the tube is chosen so as to prevent mixing of hot water with cold water at the time of drawing.
- the length of the tube is chosen in combination with the internal diameter depending on the volume to be injected. In practice, the internal diameter is between 0.1 and 0.5 mm, advantageously 0.3 mm, the length of the tube varying according to the dimensions of the coil and being comprised, in practice, between 1500 and 5000 mm .
- the dimension of the external diameter of the stainless steel tube is between 1 and 2 mm, advantageously of the order of 1.5 mm.
- the electrical resistance is replaced by a source supplied by a heat transfer fluid, the heat transfer fluid being heated away from the heating unit and conveyed by an insulated pipe.
- non-magnetic between 1 and
- the heating unit is separated from the supply means, either by a valve calibrated at a pressure at least equal to the saturated vapor pressure of the liquid to be injected, either by a valve capable of withstanding a high temperature and high pressure, respectively of the order of 400 ° C and at least 350 bars; in practice of the order of 1000 bars.
- the valve is calibrated at 250 bars for 400 ° C.
- the installation comprises a cold water bypass circuit, the starting point of which is positioned between the injection unit and the heating unit while the ending point is positioned at downstream of the valve, said bypass circuit being connected to the starting point by means of a programmable high pressure solenoid valve.
- This cold water circuit has a double advantage. First of all, it makes it possible, during the operation of the installation, to purge the hot water which remains in the diffusion means, thus reducing heating outside the injection phases while accelerating the rhythm of the pulses. In addition, it constitutes a safety system in the event that too much hot water has been injected, the operator being able to then inject cold water into the tumor.
- the cold water circuit is in the form of a stainless steel tube, the outside diameter of which is between 1.2 and 1.8 mm, while the inside diameter is between 0.1 and 0.5 mm.
- the heating unit is separated from the diffusion means by a supply means.
- the means for supplying the heated liquid is in the form of a flexible hollow tube capable of undergoing high pressure and temperature and whose length is between 40 and 80 cm while the outer diameter is between 100 and 250 ⁇ m and the internal diameter is between 50 and 150 ⁇ m.
- the pressure and the temperature are respectively higher than 250 bars and 400 ° C.
- the tube is made of A305 quality stainless steel, titanium, or a platinum / iridium or nickel / titanium alloy.
- the tube further has at one of its ends a first conical seal ensuring the junction with the heating unit and a second conical seal ensuring the junction with the diffusion means.
- the means of diffusion can be of two types.
- the diffusion means is in the form of a tube similar to that described in document WO-00/29055. More specifically, the diffusion means is in the form of a hollow tube whose walls are provided with all or part of perforations, in particular the walls in contact with the tissue to be treated and whose distal end is closed. In practice, such a tube is intended to be made integral with the organ to be treated. As with the supply means, it is made of a material of the titanium, stainless steel, platinum / iridium or nickel / titanium alloy, and more generally of any material capable of withstanding a pressure and a temperature respectively higher at 250 bars and 400 ° C (for water).
- the outside diameter of the tube is between 100 and 250 ⁇ m, while the inside diameter is between 50 and 150 ⁇ m.
- it is provided with substantially circular perforations of diameter between 30 and 70 ⁇ m, advantageously 50 ⁇ m.
- the supply means is in the form of a rigid needle whose distal end is closed and whose walls have, over all or part of the length of the needle, in particular the walls in contact with the tissue to be treated, perforations of diameter between 30 and 70 ⁇ m, advantageously 50 ⁇ m.
- the inside diameter of the needle is between 0.05 and 0.2 mm, while the outside diameter is between 0.2 mm and 0.7 mm, the length being between 100 and 200 mm.
- This needle is made of a material such as hard steel or stainless steel, titanium or a metal alloy.
- the junction of the upstream end of the needle with the supply means is advantageously provided by a weld or a conical joint.
- the invention also relates to a method for treating all or part of human or animal tissue by the ⁇ noablation according to which calories are supplied to said tissue by means of a liquid, according to a pulsed diet.
- calories are supplied by means of a volume of liquid comprised between 0.2 and 1, at regular intervals comprised between 0.5 and 1 second, at a pressure at least equal to the vapor pressure saturated with the liquid to be injected.
- the duration of the pulses is between 0.1 and 0.2 seconds.
- the invention also relates to a method of administering calories by means of a liquid in all or part of human or animal tissue using the apparatus described above and which consists in: positioning the diffusion means at the level of the organ to be treated, to connect said diffusion means to the supply means, then to connect the supply means to the assembly formed by the heating unit and the injection unit, to be programmed the triggering, the stroke, the speed and the force of the jack, depending on the desired rhythm, volume and injection pressure of the liquid, to supply the chamber of the injection unit with the desired volume of liquid to be injected , to trigger the cylinder, once the desired volume of water injected at the desired temperature, to withdraw the diffusion means.
- the duration of the last draw is extended for the same volume of water so as to heat the means of diffusion and thus avoid the spread of cancer cells outside the tumor, at the time of removal.
- Figure 1 is a schematic representation of the installation.
- Figure 2 is a schematic representation of the injection unit.
- Figure 3 is a schematic representation of the heating unit.
- Figure 4 is a schematic representation of the supply means.
- Figure 5 is a schematic representation of the diffusion means in the form of a needle.
- Figure 6 is a schematic representation of the diffusion means in the form of a tube.
- the installation of the invention comprises 4 main elements, respectively an injection unit (1) communicating through a stainless steel tube (2) with a heating unit (3), a means for supplying hot liquid or extension (4) and a means for diffusion (5).
- the external diameter of the stainless steel tube (2) is equal to 1.6 mm while its internal diameter is equal to 0.25 mm.
- the injection unit is separated from the heating unit by a valve (6), the heating unit (3) being itself separated from the extension (4) by a valve (7).
- the installation is completed by a cold water bypass circuit (8), the inlet of which is positioned between the injection unit (1) and the heating unit (3), while the outlet is positioned downstream of the valve (7).
- the cold water circuit (8) communicates with the main hot water circuit at the entry point via a programmable solenoid valve (9).
- the jack (11) can be an electric jack or a pneumatic jack depending on the environment in which it is used (need for a non-magnetic jack or not).
- the jack is an electric jack, the triggering of which, the stroke (regulated by the number of revolutions of the motor), the force (regulated by the power of the motor) and the speed (regulated by the speed of motor rotation) are programmable.
- the force of the chosen cylinder is equal to 10 Knewtons for a surface of the piston less than 3 cm 2 .
- the cylinder is capable of injecting cold water into the heating unit at a pressure of 350 bars.
- the chamber (10) is further com ected to a liquid storage tank (13) ensuring the supply of liquid to the chamber.
- the liquid reservoir (13) is further separated from the chamber (10) by means of a second valve (14).
- the heating unit (3) shown diagrammatically in FIG. 3 is presented in the form of an aluminum coil (15), of diameter equal to 50 mm and of length equal to 100 mm, wound with a stainless steel tube ( 16) with an external diameter equal to 1.6 mm and an internal diameter equal to 0.25 mm, with a length of between 1,500 and 5,000 mm constituting the extension of the tube (2).
- the coil assembly (15) stainless steel tube (16) incorporates an electrical resistance (17).
- the coil (15) is further provided with a probe (18) regulating the temperature of the coil.
- the coil is also held in two concentric tubes (19, 19 ') allowing thermal isolation and cooling of the system in combination with a fan (20).
- the extension (4) as shown in Figure 4 is in turn in the form of a hollow tube (21) of length equal to 50 cm and internal and external diameters respectively equal to 100 microns and 200 microns.
- This tube is made of A305 quality stainless steel and covered with a plastic sheath of the silicone type.
- the supply means also has, at its upstream end, a first conical seal (22) allowing connection to the heating unit and a second conical seal (22 ') allowing connection to the diffusion means.
- the supply means (4) is separated from the heating unit (3) by means of a valve (7).
- the valve is calibrated at a pressure at least equal to the saturated vapor pressure of the liquid to be injected. When the injected liquid is water, the valve (7) is calibrated at 250 bars 400 ° C.
- Two types of media can be used.
- the first type corresponds to a steel needle (23) of length equal to approximately 20 cm, closed at its distal end (25) and provided with perforations (24) over all or part of its height, in particularly in the area intended to be in contact with the tissue to be treated.
- the outside diameter of the needle is 0.5 mm while the inside diameter is 0.2 mm.
- the perforations have a diameter equal to 50 ⁇ m.
- the extension (21) is connected to the needle by welding (26).
- the diffusion means (5) is in the form of a tube (27) intended to be sewn directly at the level of the fabric.
- the tube (27) is provided with perforations (28) of size equal to 70 ⁇ m in diameter and arranged over all or part of the length of the tube, in particular at the part intended to be in contact with the fabric.
- the tube is further closed at its distal end (29).
- the outside diameter of the tube is 200 ⁇ m, while the inside diameter is 100 ⁇ m.
- the upstream end of the tube is provided with a conical seal (30).
- a needle (23) or a tube (27) is chosen having a distribution of the perforations which are adapted as a function of the size of the tumor to be treated.
- the diffusion means (5) is in the form of a tube, the latter is positioned in the tissue to be treated, advantageously by means of a puncture needle of larger diameter serving as a guide.
- the free end of the tube (27) communicates with the outside of the body.
- the diffusion means is then connected to the extension (3) by means of the conical seal (30).
- the free end of the extension (hollow tube) (21) is then connected to the heating unit (3) / injection unit (1) assembly by means of the conical seal (22).
- the diffusion means is in the form of a needle, the welded needle / extension assembly (26) is positioned at the level of the tumor to be treated.
- the operator determines the volume of water to be injected according to the size of the tumor. From his experience, the Applicant has found that it is generally necessary to inject a volume of liquid representing 5% of the volume of the tumor to be treated in order to obtain satisfactory necrosis (at 400 ° C).
- the operator determines the volume of each injection and deduces from it the number of pulses necessary to manage to deliver the total volume of liquid.
- the triggering, the stroke, the force and the speed of the jack are then programmed to allow N times the volume of liquid to be injected at regular intervals, in practice between 0.5 and 1 second per pulse of duration between 0.1 and 0.2 seconds.
- the last pulse is of a duration greater than the previous pulses for the same injected volume, and this, in order to allow the diffusion means to be heated before its removal, thus making it possible to avoid the risk of proliferation of cancer cells in healthy tissue.
- the manipulation then begins by injecting the first volume of cold water into the heating unit.
- This volume is quickly heated to 400 ° C, at a pressure of 250 bars (1 second for 1 ml with 2000 watts for water).
- the heated water is propelled to the diffusion means after opening the valve (7).
- the pressurized water comes out at the end of the tube or of the needle in the vapor state then, the temperature decreasing by release of calories in the tumor, the vapor transforms into hot water close to the boiling temperature, that is to say 100 ° C, the water then continuing to release the calories.
- the injection of small volumes of water at the perforations of the diffusion means results in a high localized supply of calories, the diffusion of which then takes place by thermal conduction.
- a small volume of cold water (2 to 5% of the volume of hot water) is sent into the supply means and the diffusion means between each injection of pressurized hot water, and this , by programming the solenoid valve (9).
- This variant makes it possible to avoid heating of the diffusion means, in particular the part not in contact with healthy tissue between each injection.
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