Medical Instrument
AssigneeFiagon GmbH
InventorsRobert Hedermann, Lutz Kersten
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AssigneeFiagon GmbH
InventorsRobert Hedermann, Lutz Kersten
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In some embodiments, invention relates to a Kirschner-wire (10) comprising a localizer coil (20) for an electromagnetic navigation system. The localizer coil (20) is arranged in a distal section of the K-wire (10) at a distance of between 4 mm and 24 mm from a distal tip (14) of the K-wire (10). The localizer coil (20) is electrically connected to two electrically conducting signal lines (22, 24) for passing electric signals from the localizer coil (20) to an electromagnetic navigation system. The electrically conducting signal lines (22, 24) comprise a releasable and reconnectable electric and mechanical connector (30) that allows to disconnect and reconnect distal sections (22.1, 24.1) of the electrically conducting signal lines (22, 24) from proximal sections (22.2, 24.2) of said electrically conducting signal lines (22, 24). The connector (30) is arranged near or at a proximal end of the K-wire (10) such that a cannulated instrument can be slid over the K-wire (10) when the proximal sections (22.2, 24.2) are electrically and mechanically disconnected from the respective distal sections (22.1, 24.1) of the electrically conducting signal lines (22, 24).
Kirschner-wire (10) comprising a localizer coil (20) for an electromagnetic navigation system, wherein the localizer coil (20) is arranged in a distal section of the Kirschner-wire (10) at a distance of between 4 mm and 24 mm from a distal tip (14) of the Kirschner-wire (10), and wherein the localizer coil (20) is electrically connected to two electrically conducting signal lines (22, 24) for passing electric signals from the localizer coil (20) to an electromagnetic navigation system, said electrically conducting signal lines (22, 24) comprising a releasable and reconnectable electric and mechanical connector (30) that allows to disconnect and reconnect distal sections (22.1, 24.1) of the electrically conducting signal lines (22, 24) from proximal sections (22.2, 24.2) of said electrically conducting signal lines (22, 24) wherein the connector (30) is arranged near or at a proximal end of the Kirschner-wire (10) and wherein a cannulated instrument can be slid over the Kirschner-wire (10) when the proximal sections (22.2, 24.2) are electrically and mechanically disconnected from the respective distal sections (22.1, 24.1) of the electrically conducting signal lines (22, 24).
A Kirschner-wire comprising a proximal end, a distal tip and a localizer coil for an for an electromagnetic navigation system, the localizer coil arranged in a distal section of the Kirschner-wire at a distance of between about 4 mm and about 24 mm from the distal tip, the localizer coil electrically connected to at least a first electrically conducting signal line and a second electrically conducting signaling line for passing at least a first electric signal and a second electric signal from the localizer coil to an electromagnetic navigation system, each of the first electrically conducting signal line and the second electrically conducting signaling line comprising a releasable and reconnectable electric and mechanical connector that allows disconnection and reconnection of a distal section of the first electrically conducting signal line and the second electrically conducting signaling line from a proximal section of each of said first electrically conducting signal line and the second electrically conducting signaling line, wherein a connector is arranged near or at the proximal end of the Kirschner-wire and wherein a cannulated instrument can be slid over the Kirschner-wire when the proximal sections of the first electrically conducting signal line and a second electrically conducting signaling line are electrically and mechanically disconnected from the respective distal sections of the first electrically conducting signal line and a second electrically conducting signaling line.
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