In-vitro-input-controllable balloon capable of reducing ischemia reperfusion injury
A controllable technique of ischemia-reperfusion, which is applied in the direction of balloon-shaped catheters and catheters to achieve the effect of avoiding blood vessel damage and ischemia-reperfusion injury
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[0025] see figure 1 , 2 It can be seen that the extracorporeal input controllable balloon for reducing ischemia-reperfusion injury in this embodiment includes a gas punching interface 1, a hard push tube 2 (a metal push tube is used in this embodiment), a perfusion hose (including a proximal soft Tube 3 and distal hose 6), balloon 5, guide wire 7 and flow control components; the perfusion hose is a double-layer tube structure, and the metal push tube 2 has a first pressurized chamber 9, the inner part of the perfusion hose There is a second pressurized chamber 10 inside the layer pipe, and the two communicate with each other to form a complete pressurized chamber. The pressurized chamber can be realized based on the metal push tube and the inner wall of the perfusion hose, or can be realized by a separate conduit inside. Such as, the first pressurization chamber just adopts the lumen of metal pushing pipe 2 to realize, and the second pressurization chamber can adopt the lume...
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