Abstract: The present invention relates to an acetabular cup removing apparatus for an artificial hip joint. An acetabular cup removing apparatus for an artificial hip joint according to one embodiment of the present disclosure comprises: a main driving unit; a main shaft which is rotatable by a driving force of the main driving unit; a cutter unit which is disposed at a front end of the main shaft, tiltable along an acetabular portion into which an acetabular cup has been implanted, and cuts the acetabular portion while being rotated by the main shaft; and a stepless adjustment unit for steplessly adjusting a tilting angle of the cutter unit while continuously moving in a forward and backward direction relative to the main shaft.

Abstract: The technical objective of the present disclosure is to provide a steerable catheter enabling a lumen tip to approach an affected area only with an endoscope inserted together, without the aid of a C-type gantry based tomography apparatus. To this end, the steerable catheter according to the present disclosure includes: a housing; a lumen shaft; upper left, lower left, upper right and lower right wire parts; upper left, lower left, upper right and lower right stoppers; and a steering part for upwardly steering the terminal end of the lumen shaft by pulling the upper left and upper right wire parts, downwardly steering the terminal end of the lumen shaft by pulling the lower left and lower right wire parts, leftwardly steering the terminal end of the lumen shaft by pulling the upper left or lower left wire part, and rightwardly steering the terminal end of the lumen shaft by pulling the upper right or lower right wire part.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an acetabular cup removing apparatus for an artificial hip joint. An acetabular cup removing apparatus for an artificial hip joint according to one embodiment of the present disclosure comprises: a main driving unit; a main shaft which is rotatable by a driving force of the main driving unit; a cutter unit which is disposed at a front end of the main shaft, tiltable along an acetabular portion into which an acetabular cup has been implanted, and cuts the acetabular portion while being rotated by the main shaft; and a stepless adjustment unit for steplessly adjusting a tilting angle of the cutter unit while continuously moving in a forward and backward direction relative to the main shaft.

Abstract: An acetabular cup detaching apparatus for an artificial hip joint, according to an embodiment of the present invention, comprises: a body part that rotates with power transmitted thereto; and a cutting part brought in close contact with the inner circumferential surface of the acetabular cup and rotating together with the body part to cut the surface of the acetabular cup. According to the present invention, an operation can be easily performed by rotating a blade, together with a rotary shaft part, along the outer circumferential surface of the acetabular cup in the radial direction of the acetabular cup through electric control, which makes it possible to rapidly and accurately detach the acetabular cup from an acetabular bone irrespective of an operator's skill.

Abstract: The technical objective of the present disclosure is to provide a steerable catheter enabling a lumen tip to approach an affected area only with an endoscope inserted together, without the aid of a C-type gantry based tomography apparatus. To this end, the steerable catheter according to the present disclosure includes: a housing; a lumen shaft; upper left, lower left, upper right and lower right wire parts; upper left, lower left, upper right and lower right stoppers; and a steering part for upwardly steering the terminal end of the lumen shaft by pulling the upper left and upper right wire parts, downwardly steering the terminal end of the lumen shaft by pulling the lower left and lower right wire parts, leftwardly steering the terminal end of the lumen shaft by pulling the upper left or lower left wire part, and rightwardly steering the terminal end of the lumen shaft by pulling the upper right or lower right wire part.

Abstract: An acetabular cup detaching apparatus for an artificial hip joint, according to an embodiment of the present invention, comprises: a body part that rotates with power transmitted thereto; and a cutting part brought in close contact with the inner circumferential surface of the acetabular cup and rotating together with the body part to cut the surface of the acetabular cup. According to the present invention, an operation can be easily performed by rotating a blade, together with a rotary shaft part, along the outer circumferential surface of the acetabular cup in the radial direction of the acetabular cup through electric control, which makes it possible to rapidly and accurately detach the acetabular cup from an acetabular bone irrespective of an operator's skill.

Abstract: A catheter is provided, which includes a tube including a first portion, a second portion connected to the first portion and having a less rigidity than the first portion, and a plurality of holes longitudinally penetrating the first portion and the second portion and being isolated from one another, a wire passing through two of the plurality of holes of the tube, and a cap being engaged with an extrusion portion of the wire extruded from the two holes of the tube in a manner of enclosing the extrusion of the wire, being connected to one end of the tube, and having a greater rigidity than the first portion and the second portion of the tube.

Abstract: A catheter is provided, which includes a tube including a first portion, a second portion connected to the first portion and having a less rigidity than the first portion, and a plurality of holes longitudinally penetrating the first portion and the second portion and being isolated from one another, a wire passing through two of the plurality of holes of the tube, and a cap being engaged with an extrusion portion of the wire extruded from the two holes of the tube in a manner of enclosing the extrusion of the wire, being connected to one end of the tube, and having a greater rigidity than the first portion and the second portion of the tube.