Surgical operation system
AssigneeOlympus Corporation
InventorsKazue Tanaka, Takashi Mihori, Yoshitaka Honda, Ryoichi Honda
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Abstract
A surgical operation system includes a US signal output section, an HV signal output section, a probe having a treatment section which has an HV signal applied thereto and vibrates by ultrasound, an HV signal main controller that performs feedback control of the HV signal output section based on the HV signal, a US signal main controller that performs feedback control of the US signal output section based on a US signal, and an HV signal auxiliary controller that controls the HV signal output section based on the US signal, and has a response time shorter than that of the HV signal main controller.
Claims4
A method for incising a parenchyma organ with low impedance using a surgical operation system including a treatment portion, the method comprising:
- simultaneously applying a high-frequency signal and an ultrasound vibration to the treatment portion;
- bringing the treatment portion close to the parenchyma organ;
- denaturing the parenchyma organ around the treatment portion into a coagulated tissue with high impedance by the high-frequency signal, of the simultaneously applied high-frequency signal and ultrasound vibration, of a coagulation waveform applied to the treatment portion, the high-frequency signal being capable of causing moisture of the parenchyma organ to be vaporized but being incapable of causing the parenchyma organ to be transpired;
- causing a low impedance tissue to be exposed, by pressing the treatment portion that performs ultrasound vibration, of the simultaneously applied high-frequency signal and ultrasound vibration, to the coagulated tissue and exfoliating the coagulated tissue in a pressing direction;
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- transpiring the low impedance tissue to incise the low impedance tissue by generating a discharge between the low impedance tissue and the treatment portion by the high-frequency signal, of the simultaneously applied high-frequency signal and ultrasound vibration, applied to the treatment portion.
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