High-frequency treatment instrument
AssigneeOlympus Medical Systems Corp.
InventorYuta Muyari
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Abstract
The high-frequency treatment instrument is a high-frequency treatment instrument for performing a high-frequency treatment on a pathological lesion portion (subject tissue) not shown and includes a sheath (elongated extension member), a treatment electrode which is rotatably disposed at a distal end of the sheath and which extends in a direction substantially parallel to a diameter direction of the rotation, an operating wire (axial member) for allowing the treatment electrode to rotate around the distal end of the sheath, and an operating portion to which proximal ends of the sheath and the operating wire are connected. According to a high-frequency treatment instrument, by enabling a treatment on a subject tissue without using a curving operation of an endoscope it is possible to facilitate a procedure.
Claims5
A high-frequency treatment instrument for performing a high-frequency treatment on a subject tissue, the high-frequency treatment instrument comprising:
- an elongated extension member;
- and
- a treatment electrode which is rotatably connected to a distal end of the elongated extension member and which has a knife portion extending substantially parallel to a diameter direction of said rotation, wherein
- the treatment electrode has a pair of electrode pieces which rotate reversely to each other around a same rotation center,
- each of the pair of electrode pieces has the knife portion, and
- when the knife portion is substantially perpendicular to an axis of the elongated extension member, a cut-out surface of the knife portion appears at a distal end of the high-frequency treatment instrument.
A high-frequency treatment instrument for performing a high-frequency treatment on a subject tissue, the high-frequency treatment instrument comprising:
- a sheath;
- an axial member disposed in the sheath so as to freely advance and retreat and to freely rotate;
- and
- a treatment electrode which is disposed at a distal end of the axial member so as to advance and retreat in the sheath along with the axial member and which has a knife portion extending in a direction substantially perpendicular to a center line of the axial member as the axial member being a center, wherein
- the knife portion is rotatable from a direction substantially perpendicular to the center line of the sheath to a direction substantially parallel to the center line of the sheath, and
- when the knife portion rotates from the direction substantially perpendicular to the center line of the sheath to the direction substantially parallel to the center line of the sheath, the knife portion always appears at a distalmost location of the high-frequency treatment instrument.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.