척추 종양에 대한 골내 고주파 절제술 시스템

표적 고주파 에너지를 전달하여 주변의 건강한 조직을 보존하고 시술 회복 시간을 줄이면서 척추 종양을 효과적으로 제거하도록 설계된 특수 최소 침습 장치입니다.

Spinal metastases and other osseous lesions present a challenging clinical scenario—pain, neurological compromise, and potential instability make effective treatment critical. This Intraosseous Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) system offers a promising, 최소 침습적 technique for 대상 destruction of tumor tissue within the vertebra. Utilizing a 17 G introducer needle, 5 Fr catheter, and a Thermo ablation probe with multi-level safety monitoring, the system delivers 제어 ablation to destroy neoplastic cells while preserving patient safety.

주요 기능

User-Friendly Touchscreen Display
  • Intuitive Interface: Operators can effortlessly select and fine-tune ablation parameters (e.g., temperature, power) while actively visualizing real-time feedback.
  • Probe Recognition with RFID: The system automatically identifies the catheter model and sets default parameters accordingly, streamlining setup.
  • Temperature & Power Output Tracking: Continual analysis prevents overheating or under-treatment, eliminating potential carbonization risks.
  • Warning System: Sound and light pulses signal high or low temperature and indicate the procedure’s standby operation time (up to 250 seconds).
  • No Carbonization: Maintains temperature in a defined range (80–110 °C) with max power at 40 W, enabling 효과적 tissue necrosis while minimizing excessive heat spread.
  • Multi-Stage Approach: For more extensive lesions, multiple sequential ablations can be planned, safeguarding adjacent structures and nerves.
  • 17 G Introducer Needle + 5 Fr Introducer Catheter: Facilitates stable placement into the vertebral body under fluoroscopic 또는 radioscopic imaging guidance.
  • Thermo Probe with Heating Element (1–2.5 mm diameter, 2–4 cm length): Allows the ablation zone to be tailored to the lesion size, ensuring thorough coverage and minimal healthy bone disruption.
  • Intuitive Interface: Operators can effortlessly select and fine-tune ablation parameters (e.g., temperature, power) while actively visualizing real-time feedback.
  • Probe Recognition with RFID: The system automatically identifies the catheter model and sets default parameters accordingly, streamlining setup.
  • Temperature & Power Output Tracking: Continual analysis prevents overheating or under-treatment, eliminating potential carbonization risks.
  • Warning System: Sound and light pulses signal high or low temperature and indicate the procedure’s standby operation time (up to 250 seconds).
  • No Carbonization: Maintains temperature in a defined range (80–110 °C) with max power at 40 W, enabling 효과적 tissue necrosis while minimizing excessive heat spread.
  • Multi-Stage Approach: For more extensive lesions, multiple sequential ablations can be planned, safeguarding adjacent structures and nerves.
  • 17 G Introducer Needle + 5 Fr Introducer Catheter: Facilitates stable placement into the vertebral body under fluoroscopic 또는 radioscopic imaging guidance.
  • Thermo Probe with Heating Element (1–2.5 mm diameter, 2–4 cm length): Allows the ablation zone to be tailored to the lesion size, ensuring thorough coverage and minimal healthy bone disruption.

임상적 이점 및 애플리케이션

Spinal Metastases Management
  • Pain Relief: Targeted ablation of tumor tissue can reduce pain and restore some stability to compromised vertebrae.
  • Minimally Invasive: Often performed under sedation or local anesthesia, diminishing hospital stays and accelerating patient mobilization.
  • Lower Risk of Overheating: With regulated temperature control, surrounding bone and spinal cord are less prone to thermal injury.
  • Enhanced Synergy: Post-ablation, vertebral augmentation (e.g., cementoplasty) can further stabilize the spine if needed.
  • Radioscopic/Fluoroscopic Guidance: Ensures precise probe positioning and continuous observation of the ablation process, improving operator confidence and patient safety.
  • Controlled Approach: Suitable for metastatic disease in the vertebral body, pedicle, or accessory spinal regions.
  • No External Introducer: Single 17 G access route can be withdrawn promptly following ablation—helping reduce procedural complexity and infection risk.
  • Immediate Assessment: Intra- or post-procedure imaging can quickly confirm ablation zone coverage, providing data for possible second-round ablation if needed.
  • Pain Relief: Targeted ablation of tumor tissue can reduce pain and restore some stability to compromised vertebrae.
  • Minimally Invasive: Often performed under sedation or local anesthesia, diminishing hospital stays and accelerating patient mobilization.
  • Lower Risk of Overheating: With regulated temperature control, surrounding bone and spinal cord are less prone to thermal injury.
  • Enhanced Synergy: Post-ablation, vertebral augmentation (e.g., cementoplasty) can further stabilize the spine if needed.
  • Radioscopic/Fluoroscopic Guidance: Ensures precise probe positioning and continuous observation of the ablation process, improving operator confidence and patient safety.
  • Controlled Approach: Suitable for metastatic disease in the vertebral body, pedicle, or accessory spinal regions.
  • No External Introducer: Single 17 G access route can be withdrawn promptly following ablation—helping reduce procedural complexity and infection risk.
  • Immediate Assessment: Intra- or post-procedure imaging can quickly confirm ablation zone coverage, providing data for possible second-round ablation if needed.