Patent · US10561821B2 · B2 · US
Remote catheter procedure system
- (11) Publication number
- US10561821B2
- (21) Application number
- 15/372,985
- (22) Filing date
- 2016-12-08
- (30) Priority date
- 2008-12-12
- (43) Publication date
- 2020-02-18
- (45) Date of grant
- 2020-02-18
- (51) IPC
- A61B 34/00; A61B 34/30; A61M 25/01
- (52) CPC
- (73) Assignee
- Corindus Inc
- (72) Inventors
- Tal Wenderow; Thomas Bromander
- (54) Title
- Remote catheter procedure system
- (57) Abstract
A catheter procedure system including a bedside system and a remote workstation is provided. The bedside system includes a catheter including an expandable percutaneous intervention device, a robotic catheter system configured to move the catheter, and an inflation device configured to cause expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device. The remote workstation includes a user interface configured to receive a at least first user input and a second user input and a control system operatively coupled to the user interface for remotely controlling both the robotic catheter system and the inflation device. The remote workstation includes a monitor configured to display information related to the expandable percutaneous intervention device. The control system controls the robotic catheter system to move the catheter based upon at least the first user input and controls the inflation device to cause expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device based upon at least the second user input.
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Claims (19)
- A catheter procedure system comprising: a bedside system comprising: a catheter including an expandable percutaneous intervention device; a robotic catheter system; and an inflation device configured to cause expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device; and a remote workstation comprising: a user interface configured to receive at least a first user input; and a control system operatively coupled to the user interface for remotely controlling both the robotic catheter system and the inflation device, the control system including a controller to move the catheter and expand the expandable percutaneous intervention device; wherein the control system identifies an inflation rate based on a geometry of a patient's vessel and the control system is configured to automatically inflate the expandable percutaneous intervention device utilizing the inflation rate.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein the control system is configured to identify a geometry of a lesion.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 2, wherein the control system is configured to identify a type of a lesion.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 2, wherein the control system is configured to identify a size and the geometry of the patient's vessel.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1, further including a monitor configured to display information related to a position, a fluid pressure, and an extent of expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein the control system is configured to move the catheter based upon at least the first user input and controls the inflation device to cause expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device based upon at least a second user input.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 6 wherein the bedside system further comprises a fluid delivery device, wherein the user interface is configured to receive at least a third user input, wherein the control system is operatively coupled to the user interface for remotely controlling the fluid delivery device, and further wherein the control system controls the fluid delivery device based upon at least the third user input, wherein the fluid delivery device is one of a contrast media and medication delivery device.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein the control system is configured to identify an inflation profile to treat an identified lesion.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein the control system is configured to provide a recommendation regarding at least one of a particular type, make, model, and size of the expandable percutaneous intervention device.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1 wherein the expandable percutaneous intervention device is one of an angioplasty balloon and a stent.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1 wherein the control system includes a first set of instructions and a second set of instructions, wherein the first set of instructions is configured to be executed by the control system if the expandable percutaneous intervention device is an angioplasty balloon, and the second set of instructions is configured to be executed by the control system if the expandable percutaneous intervention device is a stent.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1 wherein the control system is configured to control expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device based upon a position of the expandable percutaneous intervention device relative to a lesion to be treated.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 12 wherein the expandable percutaneous intervention device includes a target point and a lesion to be treated includes a landmark, and further wherein the control system is configured to cause expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device when the target point is aligned with the landmark.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 12 wherein the expandable percutaneous intervention device includes a target point and the lesion includes a landmark, and further wherein the control system is configured to stop expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device when the target point is not aligned with the landmark.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1 wherein the expandable percutaneous intervention device includes a target point and a lesion to be treated includes a landmark, and further wherein the control system is configured to move the expandable percutaneous intervention device relative to the lesion to maintain alignment between the target point and the landmark during expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1 wherein the control system is configured to provide a user with a suggested position of the expandable percutaneous intervention device relative to a lesion to be treated.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein when the control system detects motion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device relative to a lesion, the controller automatically realigns the expandable percutaneous intervention device with a landmark of the lesion.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein the control system alters the rate of inflation of the expandable percutaneous intervention device based upon a position of a second percutaneous device to synchronize expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device with movement of the second percutaneous device.
- The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein the inflation rate is based on the geometry of the patient's vessel and a geometry of a lesion.
Description
The present invention relates generally to the field of catheter systems for performing diagnostic and/or therapeutic procedures. The present invention relates specifically to catheter systems including a user interface and/or workstation for controlling a robotic catheter system, an inflation device for the inflation of an angioplasty balloon and/or stent, a contrast media delivery device, and/or other related systems.
Vascular disease, and in particular cardiovascular disease, may be treated in a variety of ways. Surgery, such as cardiac bypass surgery, is one method for treating cardiovascular disease. However, under certain circumstances, vascular disease may be treated with a catheter based therapeutic procedure, such as angioplasty or stent placement. Catheter based therapeutic procedures are generally considered less invasive than surgery. If a patient shows symptoms indicative of cardiovascular disease, an image of the patient's heart may be taken to aid in the diagnosis of the patient's disease and to determine an appropriate course of treatment. For certain disease types, such as atherosclerosis, the image of the patient's heart may show a lesion that is blocking one or more coronary arteries. Following the diagnostic procedure, the patient may undergo a catheter based therapeutic procedure. During one type of therapeutic procedure, a catheter is inserted into the patient's femoral artery and moved through the patient's arterial system until the catheter reaches the site of the lesion.
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"1. A catheter procedure system comprising: a bedside system comprising: a catheter including an expandable percutaneous intervention device; a robotic catheter system; and an inflation device configured to cause expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device; and a remote workstation comprising: a user interface configured to receive at least a first user input; and a control system operatively coupled to the user interface for remotely controlling both the robotic catheter system and the inflation device, the control system including a controller to move the catheter and expand the expandable percutaneous intervention device; wherein the control system identifies an inflation rate based on a geometry of a patient's vessel and the control system is configured to automatically inflate the expandable percutaneous intervention device utilizing the inflation rate.",
"2. The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein the control system is configured to identify a geometry of a lesion.",
"3. The catheter procedure system of claim 2, wherein the control system is configured to identify a type of a lesion.",
"4. The catheter procedure system of claim 2, wherein the control system is configured to identify a size and the geometry of the patient's vessel.",
"5. The catheter procedure system of claim 1, further including a monitor configured to display information related to a position, a fluid pressure, and an extent of expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device.",
"6. The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein the control system is configured to move the catheter based upon at least the first user input and controls the inflation device to cause expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device based upon at least a second user input.",
"7. The catheter procedure system of claim 6 wherein the bedside system further comprises a fluid delivery device, wherein the user interface is configured to receive at least a third user input, wherein the control system is operatively coupled to the user interface for remotely controlling the fluid delivery device, and further wherein the control system controls the fluid delivery device based upon at least the third user input, wherein the fluid delivery device is one of a contrast media and medication delivery device.",
"8. The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein the control system is configured to identify an inflation profile to treat an identified lesion.",
"9. The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein the control system is configured to provide a recommendation regarding at least one of a particular type, make, model, and size of the expandable percutaneous intervention device.",
"10. The catheter procedure system of claim 1 wherein the expandable percutaneous intervention device is one of an angioplasty balloon and a stent.",
"11. The catheter procedure system of claim 1 wherein the control system includes a first set of instructions and a second set of instructions, wherein the first set of instructions is configured to be executed by the control system if the expandable percutaneous intervention device is an angioplasty balloon, and the second set of instructions is configured to be executed by the control system if the expandable percutaneous intervention device is a stent.",
"12. The catheter procedure system of claim 1 wherein the control system is configured to control expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device based upon a position of the expandable percutaneous intervention device relative to a lesion to be treated.",
"13. The catheter procedure system of claim 12 wherein the expandable percutaneous intervention device includes a target point and a lesion to be treated includes a landmark, and further wherein the control system is configured to cause expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device when the target point is aligned with the landmark.",
"14. The catheter procedure system of claim 12 wherein the expandable percutaneous intervention device includes a target point and the lesion includes a landmark, and further wherein the control system is configured to stop expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device when the target point is not aligned with the landmark.",
"15. The catheter procedure system of claim 1 wherein the expandable percutaneous intervention device includes a target point and a lesion to be treated includes a landmark, and further wherein the control system is configured to move the expandable percutaneous intervention device relative to the lesion to maintain alignment between the target point and the landmark during expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device.",
"16. The catheter procedure system of claim 1 wherein the control system is configured to provide a user with a suggested position of the expandable percutaneous intervention device relative to a lesion to be treated.",
"17. The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein when the control system detects motion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device relative to a lesion, the controller automatically realigns the expandable percutaneous intervention device with a landmark of the lesion.",
"18. The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein the control system alters the rate of inflation of the expandable percutaneous intervention device based upon a position of a second percutaneous device to synchronize expansion of the expandable percutaneous intervention device with movement of the second percutaneous device.",
"19. The catheter procedure system of claim 1, wherein the inflation rate is based on the geometry of the patient's vessel and a geometry of a lesion."
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