Abstract: A system for repairing a valve leaflet in minimally invasive surgery includes: a delivery device comprising: an operating handle; an outer delivery tube coupled to the operating handle; a delivery needle coupled to the operating handle; and a pushing tube coupled to the operating handle. The system further comprises a repair component comprising an anchor and a connection wire. The delivery device is configured to perform, in response to a trigger operation, a linkage release operation that includes actuating the delivery needle and releasing the repair component.

Abstract: Disclosed is an atrial appendage clip, including a first clip arm and a second clip arm that are symmetrically arranged; a first cavity and a second cavity are correspondingly provided in the first clip arm and the second clip arm along an axial direction thereof; a first spring and a second spring are correspondingly provided in the first cavity and the second cavity; the first spring is connected with the second clip arm via a first pull wire, and the second spring is connected with the first clip arm via a second pull wire, so as to form a closed loop structure; and as the first spring and the second spring are stretched or compressed, the first clip arm and the second clip arm are opened or closed therebetween.

Abstract: A knotter, including: a driving structure; a punching and shearing clip, a clip mouth of the punching and shearing clip having a first position in an open state, and a second position in a punching state when driven by the driving structure; and scissor having a first position in an open state when driven by the driving structure, and a second position in a shearing state when driven by the driving structure. The second position of the scissor is synchronized with the second position of the punching and shearing clip. The disclosure effectively solves the problem that the shearing knife of the knotter in the related art is unstable when cutting the suture line.

Abstract: An atrial appendage occluder capable of entering a half-released state by means of pushing a head-end fiber comprises: an occlude body (1); a head-end control fiber (2); and a tail-end control fiber (3). A head end of the occluder body (1) is connected to one end of the head-end control fiber (2) by means of a head-end threaded bushing (4). A tail end of the occluder body (1) is connected to one end of the tail-end control fiber (3) by means of a tail-end threaded bushing (5). The tail-end control fiber (3) is in the form of a hollow column. The other end of the head-end control fiber (2) sequentially passes through the tail-end threaded bushing (5) and the tail-end control fiber (3). The occluder body (1) is in a woven-net support structure, and has a shape preconfigured to match the structure of an atrial appendage after the occluder body (1) has been fully released. The occluder body (1) is in the form of a strip and disposed in an outer sheath (6) before being released.

Abstract: Disclosed is an atrial appendage clip delivery system, which includes a handle shell, a push rod, a connection pipe and a support base; a passage is provided in the handle shell along a length direction; one end of the push rod is slidably disposed in the passage; the support base is provided with a mounting window for mounting an atrial appendage clip; the atrial appendage clip includes a first clip arm and a second clip arm capable of opening in parallel or closing; the handle shell, the connection pipe and the support base are sequentially connected and communicate; the first clip arm or the second clip arm is fixedly connected with an upper side or a lower side of the mounting window; the second clip arm or the first clip arm is movably connected with the lower side or the upper side of the mounting window.

Abstract: An auricle clamp for heart surgery comprises: two clamp arms two springs located at two ends of the clamp arms. The two springs are configured to: connect the two ends of the two clamp arms to form a closed-loop structure; and provide a clamping force that enables closing of the two clamp arms; wherein: a clamp arm of the two clamp arms comprises a first rod-shaped tube segment and a second rod-shaped tube segment joined at a hinge site; in a first state, the two clamp arms are substantially parallel; and in a second state, the two clamp arms form a quadrilateral shape, wherein the first rod-shaped tube segments and the second rod-shaped tube segments of the two clamp arms form a majority of the quadrilateral shape.

Abstract: Disclosed are an auricle clamp (101) and a delivery device thereof. The auricle clamp (101) includes two parallel clamp arms (202, 302); and two springs (201, 301) located at two ends of the parallel clamp arms (202, 302) respectively and are used for connecting the two ends of the two clamp arms (202, 302) to form a closed-loop structure and providing a clamping force enabling the two clamp arms (202, 203) to be located close to each other; and at least one of the two clamp arms (202, 302) is divided into a first segment and a second segment, and the first segment and the second segment are pivotally connected or connected via a flexible material.

Abstract: The present disclosure discloses a knot-tying device and a knot-tying system with the knot-tying device. The knot-tying device comprises a shear knife provided at a front end of a driving rod. Hilts of the shear knife (18) are opened by an elastic member, and the hilts are pressed by the driving rod to close and cut a suture. The shear knife is used as a substitute for a cutter in the related art, and is driven to close by the driving rod so as to realize a shearing function. When the suture is cut off by the shear knife, a requirement for sharpness of blades are greatly reduced, and the blades are able to be realized by a common processing method, thereby greatly reducing cost while ensuring reliability. In addition, abrasion on the blades from the suture is reduced, thereby greatly prolonging the service life of the product.

Abstract: A system for repairing a valve leaflet in minimally invasive surgery includes: a delivery device comprising: an operating handle; an outer delivery tube coupled to the operating handle; a delivery needle coupled to the operating handle; and a pushing tube coupled to the operating handle. The system further comprises a repair component comprising an anchor and a connection wire. The delivery device is configured to perform, in response to a trigger operation, a linkage release operation that includes actuating the delivery needle and releasing the repair component.

Abstract: Some embodiments of the present disclosure provide an integrated electrode, the integrated electrode includes an electrode wire and an electrode base. The electrode wire is provided in a hollowed-out shape, and several through holes are punched on a side face of the electrode wire without changing the appearance and dimension of the electrode wire. The electrode base is formed by an injection molding process, and is integrally connected with the electrode wire by means of a one-time injection molding. During a process of injection molding, plastic fluid can flow through the hollowed-out through holes of the electrode wire so as to fix the electrode wire in the electrode base, such that the electrode wire and the electrode base are integrated.

Abstract: The present disclosure discloses a knot-tying device and a knot-tying system with the knot-tying device. The knot-tying device comprises a shear knife provided at a front end of a driving rod. Hilts of the shear knife (18) are opened by an elastic member, and the hilts are pressed by the driving rod to close and cut a suture. The shear knife is used as a substitute for a cutter in the related art, and is driven to close by the driving rod so as to realize a shearing function. When the suture is cut off by the shear knife, a requirement for sharpness of blades are greatly reduced, and the blades are able to be realized by a common processing method, thereby greatly reducing cost while ensuring reliability. In addition, abrasion on the blades from the suture is reduced, thereby greatly prolonging the service life of the product.

Abstract: Disclosed is an atrial appendage clip delivery system, which includes a handle shell, a push rod, a connection pipe and a support base; a passage is provided in the handle shell along a length direction; one end of the push rod is slidably disposed in the passage; the support base is provided with a mounting window for mounting an atrial appendage clip; the atrial appendage clip includes a first clip arm and a second clip arm capable of opening in parallel or closing; the handle shell, the connection pipe and the support base are sequentially connected and communicate; the first clip arm or the second clip arm is fixedly connected with an upper side or a lower side of the mounting window; the second clip arm or the first clip arm is movably connected with the lower side or the upper side of the mounting window.

Abstract: Disclosed is an atrial appendage clip, including a first clip arm and a second clip arm that are symmetrically arranged; a first cavity and a second cavity are correspondingly provided in the first clip arm and the second clip arm along an axial direction thereof; a first spring and a second spring are correspondingly provided in the first cavity and the second cavity; the first spring is connected with the second clip arm via a first pull wire, and the second spring is connected with the first clip arm via a second pull wire, so as to form a closed loop structure; and as the first spring and the second spring are stretched or compressed, the first clip arm and the second clip arm are opened or closed therebetween.

Abstract: An atrial appendage occluder capable of entering a half-released state by means of pushing a head-end fiber comprises: an occlude body (1); a head-end control fiber (2); and a tail-end control fiber (3). A head end of the occluder body (1) is connected to one end of the head-end control fiber (2) by means of a head-end threaded bushing (4). A tail end of the occluder body (1) is connected to one end of the tail-end control fiber (3) by means of a tail-end threaded bushing (5). The tail-end control fiber (3) is in the form of a hollow column. The other end of the head-end control fiber (2) sequentially passes through the tail-end threaded bushing (5) and the tail-end control fiber (3). The occluder body (1) is in a woven-net support structure, and has a shape preconfigured to match the structure of an atrial appendage after the occluder body (1) has been fully released. The occluder body (1) is in the form of a strip and disposed in an outer sheath (6) before being released.

Abstract: Disclosed are an auricle clamp (101) and a delivery device thereof. The auricle clamp (101) includes two parallel clamp arms (202, 302); and two springs (201, 301) located at two ends of the parallel clamp arms (202, 302) respectively and are used for connecting the two ends of the two clamp arms (202, 302) to form a closed-loop structure and providing a clamping force enabling the two clamp arms (202, 203) to be located close to each other; and at least one of the two clamp arms (202, 302) is divided into a first segment and a second segment, and the first segment and the second segment are pivotally connected or connected via a flexible material.

Abstract: An method for installing a vascular graft to replace an extensive diseased portion of the aorta in single surgical procedure.