WO2004021906A1 - Applikator für ein elektrochirurgisches instrument - Google Patents
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- WO2004021906A1 WO2004021906A1 PCT/EP2003/008617 EP0308617W WO2004021906A1 WO 2004021906 A1 WO2004021906 A1 WO 2004021906A1 EP 0308617 W EP0308617 W EP 0308617W WO 2004021906 A1 WO2004021906 A1 WO 2004021906A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61B—DIAGNOSIS; SURGERY; IDENTIFICATION
- 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
- A61B18/042—Surgical instruments, devices or methods for transferring non-mechanical forms of energy to or from the body by heating using additional gas becoming plasma
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- the invention relates to an applicator for an electrosurgical instrument for optional argon plasma coagulation and also for argon-assisted cutting according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
- a laparoscopic electrosurgical pen is previously known from US Pat. No. 5,306,238 and the European patent EP 0 604 539 B1 belonging to the same patent family. Specifically, an electrosurgical instrument with a handpiece is described there, which enables two operating modes, namely conventional electrical surgery and gas-assisted electrical surgery.
- the cited patents are based on an electrosurgical instrument which has a nozzle and an electrode which have a common longitudinal axis, the nozzle being arranged around at least part of the electrode and gas being supplied via the nozzle during the electrosurgical treatment can.
- the above-mentioned electrode supplies the necessary energy during the electrosurgical treatment.
- a displacement device is provided in order to set different longitudinal relationships between the nozzle and the electrode, a front end of the electrode being in a first position protrudes from a front end of the nozzle and the electrode is retracted in a second position.
- the gas-assisted, axially displaceable surgical electrode according to PCT-WO 98/01075 is about simplifying operation and handling when adjusting the electrode position in relation to a cladding tube. Specifically, there is a movable handle and a handle to the
- an APC mode can be set.
- the electrode there can e.g. automatically move back into the cladding tube by the action of spring force when actuating a locking head or by placing the instrument down, or the cladding tube can be brought into a position surrounding the electrode.
- the adjusting device is designed such that the thread pitch of an internal thread and a
- External thread is in such a relationship that the electrode can either be released or covered with a substantially quarter turn of the rotary handle.
- the applicator comprises a gas and high-frequency current connection known per se, a cutting electrode which is fastened to a gas and high-frequency current supply tube, and an insulating cap for releasably fastening the applicator to a handle of the actual instrument.
- an insulating jacket tube which is displaceable with respect to the common longitudinal axis of the applicator, is provided for exposing or covering the cutting electrode, the jacket tube surrounding the gas and high-frequency current supply tube over a longitudinal section, and a collar or an outer offset being provided at the distal end of the jacket tube ,
- At least one radially circumferential, gas-tight inhibiting device is arranged between the inside of the cladding tube and the outside of the gas and high-frequency current supply tube, the
- Inhibitor allows a non-positive fixing of the respective position at any location along the displacement path of the cladding tube.
- the collar or the outer cranking of the cladding tube is provided with a groove that accommodates another
- Inhibitor serves.
- the inhibiting device is preferably located in the section of a proximal extension of the insulating cap, it being possible for this proximal extension to be designed as a cap end piece.
- the actual displacement path is defined by the fact that the federal government has made an impact or the outer cranking on the cladding tube has an inwardly projecting edge of the proximal extension of the cap on the one hand and a section provided in the cap for fastening the power supply tube on the other hand.
- the power supply tube has a radially circumferential groove on the outside or a corresponding shape for receiving, for example, a so-called O-ring, a profiled elastic sealing strip and / or a closed plate or leaf spring.
- the cladding tube has an internally directed, radially circumferential groove or a corresponding shape for receiving the inhibiting device.
- the collar or the outer offset at the distal end of the cladding tube, in conjunction with a cylindrical inner recess in the cap extension, provides additional radial and axial guidance for the cladding tube, so that the distance between the electrode and the coaxial alignment between the electrode and
- Cladding tube is reproducible and the same as possible in every displacement position.
- the insulating cap preferably has a truncated cone shape, with a hollow cylindrical recess in the truncated cone roof surface being provided at the outer end, into which the aforementioned cap end piece can be inserted.
- This cap end piece forms the proximal extension of the cap.
- the cap end piece has an inner collar for sliding guidance of the cladding tube.
- the cutting electrode is attached to the proximal end of the inside of the gas and high frequency power supply tube, this attachment being accomplished by e.g. Spot welding can be done.
- the cutting electrode can have a fastening support tube at its distal end.
- the cutting electrode is attached via the fastening support tube to obtain an essentially coaxial position with respect to the cladding tube or the erosion fixed insert, which forms a nozzle, can be adjusted for the purpose of optimal gas flow in all applications of the applicator.
- the cap end piece is integrally connected to the hollow cylindrical recess of the cap, preferably by gluing. On the assembly side, the cap end piece is pushed over the cladding tube and the cap end piece is then inserted into the aforementioned hollow cylindrical recess for the purpose of cohesive fastening.
- the gas and high-frequency current feed pipe is firmly connected to the cap and a displacement path is realized which can be defined via the cap end piece and the inner collar provided there.
- the cladding tube then moves in accordance with the desired displacement path and is locked in any position by the inhibiting device, so that readjustment can also be carried out in a simple manner even when the electrodes burn off.
- the applicator To move the cladding tube and to expose or cover the electrode, only the applicator has to be gripped, whereby the cladding tube can preferably be grasped with the thumb and index finger in order to
- the static friction forces are selected so that the desired actuation is possible with normal physical exertion and also when wearing surgical gloves.
- argon-plasma coagulation has been assumed as a possible application for the applicator, but other noble gases, e.g. Helium, can be used.
- the gas-tight inhibitor prevents ionizable noble gas from escaping in an uncontrolled manner and possibly into the interior of the applicator or the
- the described inhibiting device therefore fulfills a double function in terms of the necessary fixing of the cladding tube in relation to an electrode position and the desired gas tightness.
- the invention will be explained in more detail below using an exemplary embodiment with the aid of figures.
- Figure 1 is a sectional view through an applicator for an electrosurgical instrument for optional argon plasma coagulation and for cutting.
- Fig. 3 shows a second embodiment of the inhibitor
- FIG 4 shows a third embodiment of the inhibiting device with a closed leaf spring.
- the applicator according to FIG. 1 has a gas and high-frequency current connection 1, which is located in the center of an insulating cap 2.
- the gas and high-frequency current feed pipe 3 which extends from the connection area 1 through the entire arrangement and forms a nozzle on the outlet side.
- the gas and high frequency power supply pipe 3 is made of an electrically conductive material, e.g. Stainless steel.
- a cutting electrode 4 is held on the inside of the gas and high-frequency current supply tube 3, specifically in the area of the outer end, preferably there by welding.
- the insulating cap 2 has an internal thread 5 in order to attach the applicator to a handle (not shown) of the electrosurgical instrument.
- a collar or an outer offset 7 is formed or provided.
- This collar or this external offset 7 forms a sliding stop and at the same time serves to slide the cladding tube 6 in the corresponding cap section.
- a burn-resistant, hollow-cylindrical, partially outwardly projecting ceramic insert 8 is arranged. This ceramic insert prevents negative burns from the plasma and extends the applicability of the applicator.
- the ceramic insert 8 serves as a gas outlet nozzle and can be designed accordingly, e.g. possess in a conical shape.
- the insulating cap 2 has a truncated cone shape according to the exemplary embodiment, a hollow cylindrical recess being provided at the outer end of the cap 2 and a cap end piece 9 being insertable into this hollow cylindrical recess.
- the cap end piece 9 has an inner collar 10 at the outer end. This inner collar enables sliding guidance and positional positioning of the cladding tube 6 and, in operative connection with the collar 7 of the cladding tube 6, represents an external stop.
- At least one radially circumferential, gas-tight inhibiting device 11 is arranged, the inhibiting device 11 being a non-positive fixing of the respective position at each Location of the displacement path L of the cladding tube 6 allowed.
- the inhibiting device 11 is preferably formed in the section of a proximal extension of the insulating cap 2, ie in the area of the cap end piece 9.
- the displacement path L is defined by a start of the collar 7 with an inwardly projecting edge of the proximal extension of the cap 2 and a section provided in the cap 2 for fastening the power supply tube 3.
- the power supply tube 3 has a radially circumferential groove 12 on the outside, which is used to receive a e.g. O-ring 13 (Fig. 2), a profile seal 14 (Fig. 3) and / or a closed leaf spring 15 (Fig. 4) is used.
- a e.g. O-ring 13 Fig. 2
- a profile seal 14 Fig. 3
- a closed leaf spring 15 Fig. 4
- the cladding tube has an internally directed, radially circumferential groove or a corresponding shape for receiving the inhibiting device, in particular an O-ring.
- the cutting electrode 4 is via a fastening support tube inside the gas and High frequency power supply pipe 3 held.
- This mounting support tube which is connected at its inner end to the inside of the gas and high-frequency current supply tube, for example by spot welding, can be adjusted by bending in such a position that the cutting electrode has a substantially coaxial course with respect to the
- Ceramic insert 8 takes, with the result that the gas outlet takes place evenly and undisturbed.
- the applicator presented allows the active part of the cutting and / or coagulation electrode to be moved out of the cladding tube to a greater or lesser extent, with the respective free electrode length being freely selectable and being locked without aids.
- Sufficiently stable locking means that the respective length L cannot be changed unintentionally when the instrument is used as intended.
- the presented embodiments of the inhibiting device result in a sufficiently gas-tight design of the applicator, so that an escape of noble gas and uncontrolled high-frequency current flow is avoided.
- the solution presented can be used to produce a corresponding instrument at very low cost, which is particularly the case with non-resterilizable instruments
- cap end piece 10 inner collar in the cap end piece Inhibitor radially circumferential groove on the gas and high-frequency current feed pipe O-ring profile seal closed leaf spring displacement
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