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    • 1. 发明申请
    • Methods and apparatus for tissue modification
    • 组织修复的方法和装置
    • US20060241648A1
    • 2006-10-26
    • US11375265
    • 2006-03-13
    • Jeffery BleichVahid SaadatSteven SpisakJohn Ashley
    • Jeffery BleichVahid SaadatSteven SpisakJohn Ashley
    • A61B17/58
    • A61B17/1659A61B17/00234A61B17/02A61B17/1671A61B17/1757A61B17/320016A61B17/32002A61B17/3421A61B2017/00261A61B2017/00867A61B2017/32006A61B2017/3488A61B2090/08021
    • A method for modifying tissue in a patient may involve one or more of the following steps: advancing at least a distal portion of at least one elongate, at least partially flexible tissue modification device into a patient and between one or more target tissues and one or more non-target tissues; positioning at least one tissue modifying member of the tissue modification device adjacent the target tissue such that the tissue modifying member(s) face the target tissue and do not face the non-target tissue; applying an anchoring force to the tissue modification device at or near the distal portion or a proximal portion of the device; applying a tensioning force to the tissue modification device at or near an opposite end of the device relative to the end to which anchoring force is applied, while maintaining the anchoring force, to urge the tissue modifying member(s) against the target tissue; and modifying the target tissue, using the tissue modifying member(s), while preventing the tissue modifying member(s) from extending significantly beyond the target tissue toward the proximal or distal portion of the tissue modification device during tissue modification.
    • 用于修改患者组织的方法可以涉及一个或多个以下步骤:将至少一个细长的,至少部分柔性的组织改变装置的至少远端部分推进到患者体内,并将一个或多个靶组织与一个或多个靶组织 更多的非靶组织; 将所述组织改变装置的至少一个组织修改构件定位成邻近所述目标组织,使得所述组织修改构件面向所述靶组织并且不面向所述非靶组织; 在组件修改装置的远端部分或近端部分处或附近施加锚定力; 在保持锚固力的同时相对于施加锚定力的端部在装置的相对端处或附近施加张力,以促使组织修改构件抵靠目标组织; 以及在组织改变期间,使组织改变部件改变目标组织,同时防止组织改变部件显着地超出目标组织向组织改变装置的近端或远端部分延伸。
    • 10. 发明申请
    • Devices and methods for tissue access
    • US20060122458A1
    • 2006-06-08
    • US11250902
    • 2005-10-15
    • Jeffery Bleich
    • Jeffery Bleich
    • A61B1/00
    • A61B17/320758A61B17/149A61B17/1659A61B17/1671A61B17/29A61B17/320016A61B17/32002A61B17/32053A61B17/3401A61B17/3403A61B17/3421A61B17/3496A61B18/1477A61B18/1487A61B90/04A61B90/361A61B2017/00261A61B2017/00287A61B2017/003A61B2017/00867A61B2017/00907A61B2017/320004A61B2017/320044A61B2017/32006A61B2017/3445A61B2017/3447A61B2018/1407A61B2018/1425A61B2090/061A61B2090/08021A61F2/0045A61N1/0551A61N1/36017
    • Methods and apparatus are provided for selective surgical removal of tissue, e.g., for enlargement of diseased spinal structures, such as impinged lateral recesses and pathologically narrowed neural foramen. In one variation, tissue may be ablated, resected, removed, or otherwise remodeled by standard small endoscopic tools delivered into the epidural space through an epidural needle. Once the sharp tip of the needle is in the epidural space, it is converted to a blunt tipped instrument for further safe advancement. A specially designed epidural catheter that is used to cover the previously sharp needle tip may also contain a fiberoptic cable. Further embodiments of the current invention include a double barreled epidural needle or other means for placement of a working channel for the placement of tools within the epidural space, beside the epidural instrument. The current invention includes specific tools that enable safe tissue modification in the epidural space, including a barrier that separates the area where tissue modification will take place from adjacent vulnerable neural and vascular structures. In one variation, a tissue removal device is provided including a thin belt or ribbon with an abrasive cutting surface. The device may be placed through the neural foramina of the spine and around the anterior border of a facet joint. Once properly positioned, a medical practitioner may enlarge the lateral recess and neural foramina via frictional abrasion, i.e., by sliding the tissue removal surface of the ribbon across impinging tissues. A nerve stimulator optionally may be provided to reduce a risk of inadvertent neural abrasion. Additionally, safe epidural placement of the working barrier and epidural tissue modification tools may be further improved with the use of electrical nerve stimulation capabilities within the invention that, when combined with neural stimulation monitors, provide neural localization capabilities to the surgeon. The device optionally may be placed within a protective sheath that exposes the abrasive surface of the ribbon only in the area where tissue removal is desired. Furthermore, an endoscope may be incorporated into the device in order to monitor safe tissue removal. Finally, tissue remodeling within the epidural space may be ensured through the placement of compression dressings against remodeled tissue surfaces, or through the placement of tissue retention straps, belts or cables that are wrapped around and pull under tension aspects of the impinging soft tissue and bone in the posterior spinal canal.