Abstract: Treatment device for ultrasonic treatment and high frequency treatment procedure is equipped with an ultrasonic transducer including piezoelectric elements converting electrical power into ultrasonic vibrations. The treatment device includes a transmission rod with a treatment probe and jaw for clasping objects. The transmission rod includes one or more features for damping, to minimize or prevent excess vibrations and to, among other things, decrease frictional heat caused by the friction between the damping features and the transmission rod arising from attenuating the ultrasonic vibrations.

Abstract: Treatment device for ultrasonic treatment and high frequency treatment procedure is equipped with an ultrasonic transducer including piezoelectric elements converting electrical power into ultrasonic vibrations. The treatment device includes a transmission rod with a treatment probe and jaw for clasping objects. The transmission rod includes one or more features for damping, to minimize or prevent excess vibrations and to, among other things, decrease frictional heat caused by the friction between the damping features and the transmission rod arising from attenuating the ultrasonic vibrations.

Abstract: An energy treatment device includes a sheath including a hollow portion, a fixed handle provided at a proximal end of the sheath, a probe provided in the hollow portion, a movable handle including a jaw having a recessed portion along a rotation axis of the movable handle extending in a direction orthogonal to the central axis, a metal member provided at a position including the rotation axis, and a preventing member which prevents the metal member from falling out from its position. The sheath extends along a central axis of the energy treatment device and includes an attaching portion by which the movable handle is attached to a position offset from the central axis, the metal member is provided around the rotation axis such that the jaw is rotatable with respect to the sheath, and the prevention member is fixed to the recessed portion.

Abstract: An ultrasound treatment tool includes: an ultrasound transducer configured to generate ultrasound vibration; a vibration transmission portion configured to transmit the ultrasound vibration; and a fastener that includes a first fastening portion screwed with the ultrasound transducer and a second fastening portion screwed with the vibration transmission portion, the fastener being configure to connect the ultrasound transducer and the vibration transmission portion. The fastener is configured with a material that has a higher strength than a proximal end portion of the vibration transmission portion, the proximal end portion being screwed with the second fastening portion.

Abstract: A fastener includes: a main body including a first fastening portion configured to be screwed together with a ultrasound transducer configured to generate ultrasound vibration, and a second fastening portion configured to be screwed together with a vibration transmission portion configured to transmit the ultrasound vibration, the main body being configure to connect the ultrasound transducer and the vibration transmission portion; and a rupture portion configured to be ruptured as a result of a specific torque being applied when the first fastening portion is screwed together with the ultrasound transducer or when the second fastening portion is screwed together with the vibration transmission portion.

Abstract: An energy treatment device includes a sheath including a hollow portion, a fixed handle provided at a proximal end of the sheath, a probe provided in the hollow portion, a movable handle including a jaw having a recessed portion along a rotation axis of the movable handle extending in a direction orthogonal to the central axis, a metal member provided at a position including the rotation axis, and a preventing member which prevents the metal member from falling out from its position. The sheath extends along a central axis of the energy treatment device and includes an attaching portion by which the movable handle is attached to a position offset from the central axis, the metal member is provided around the rotation axis such that the jaw is rotatable with respect to the sheath, and the prevention member is fixed to the recessed portion.

Abstract: An ultrasonic treatment instrument includes: a vibration transmitter main body having a proximal end to which a vibration generation source is connected; a first support in which a central axis of an outer peripheral surface of the first support is shifted from a central axis of an inner peripheral surface of the first support when an external force is not applied; a second support in which a central axis of an outer peripheral surface of second support coincides with a central axis of an inner peripheral surface of second support when the external force is not applied; and a tubular portion into which the vibration transmitter is inserted and which has an inner peripheral surface on which the first support and the second support abut.

Abstract: An energy treatment device includes a sheath including a hollow portion, a fixed handle provided at a proximal end of the sheath, a probe provided in the hollow portion, a movable handle including a jaw having a recessed portion along a rotation axis of the movable handle extending in a direction orthogonal to the central axis, a metal member provided at a position including the rotation axis, and a preventing member which prevents the metal member from falling out from its position. The sheath extends along a central axis of the energy treatment device and includes an attaching portion by which the movable handle is attached to a position offset from the central axis, the metal member is provided around the rotation axis such that the jaw is rotatable with respect to the sheath, and the prevention member is fixed to the recessed portion.

Abstract: Treatment device for ultrasonic treatment and high frequency treatment procedure is equipped with an ultrasonic transducer including piezoelectric elements converting electrical power into ultrasonic vibrations. The treatment device includes a transmission rod with a treatment probe and jaw for clasping objects. The transmission rod includes one or more features for damping, to minimize or prevent excess vibrations and to, among other things, decrease frictional heat caused by the friction between the damping features and the transmission rod arising from attenuating the ultrasonic vibrations.

Abstract: Treatment device for ultrasonic treatment and high frequency treatment procedure is equipped with an ultrasonic transducer including piezoelectric elements converting electrical power into ultrasonic vibrations. The treatment device includes a transmission rod with a treatment probe and jaw for clasping objects. The transmission rod includes features for damping, such as a sheath, a geometry of the outer surface of the transmission rod, or combinations of such features, to minimize or prevent excess vibrations and to, among other things, decrease frictional heat caused by the friction between the damping features and the transmission rod arising from attenuating the ultrasonic vibrations.

Abstract: Treatment device for ultrasonic treatment and high frequency treatment procedure is equipped with an ultrasonic transducer including piezoelectric elements converting electrical power into ultrasonic vibrations. The treatment device includes a transmission rod with a treatment probe and jaw for clasping objects. The transmission rod includes features for damping, such as a sheath, a coating, a geometry of the outer surface of the transmission rod, or combinations of such features, to minimize or prevent excess vibrations and to, among other things, decrease frictional heat caused by the friction between the damping features and the transmission rod arising from attenuating the ultrasonic vibrations.

Abstract: An energy treatment device includes a movable handle including a jaw and a first through hole, an elongated member, and a sheath including a hollow portion and a second through hole, wherein the hollow portion is configured to receive the elongated member. The second through hole is configured to extend so as not to overlap with the hollow portion. The movable handle is configured to rotate about an axis which is configured to pass through the first through hole and the second through hole such that the jaw is rotatable with respect to the sheath, and (D1+D2)/2<L1 is satisfied, where D1 is a diameter of the hollow portion, D2 is a diameter of the first through hole, and L1 is a distance between a central position of the hollow portion and a central position of the first through hole in an opening/closing direction of the jaw.

Abstract: An energy treatment device includes a movable handle including a jaw and a first through hole, an elongated member, and a sheath including a hollow portion and a second through hole, wherein the hollow portion is configured to receive the elongated member. The second through hole is configured to extend so as not to overlap with the hollow portion. The movable handle is configured to rotate about an axis which is configured to pass through the first through hole and the second through hole such that the jaw is rotatable with respect to the sheath, and (D1+D2)/2<L1 is satisfied, where D1 is a diameter of the hollow portion, D2 is a diameter of the first through hole, and L1 is a distance between a central position of the hollow portion and a central position of the first through hole in an opening/closing direction of the jaw.

Abstract: An energy treatment device including a movable handle having a jaw and a first through hole, and a sheath having a hollow portion and a second through hole, wherein the hollow portion is configured to receive an elongated member. The second through hole is configured to extend so as to eliminate an overlap with the hollow portion, and the movable handle is configured to rotate about an axis configured to pass through the first through hole and the second through hole such that the jaw rotates with respect to the sheath.

Abstract: An energy treatment device including a movable handle having a jaw and a first through hole, and a sheath having a hollow portion and a second through hole, wherein the hollow portion is configured to receive an elongated member. The second through hole is configured to extend so as to eliminate an overlap with the hollow portion, and the movable handle is configured to rotate about an axis configured to pass through the first through hole and the second through hole such that the jaw rotates with respect to the sheath.

Abstract: A treatment device includes a longitudinal probe, a distal end portion, a sheath, a fixed handle, a movable handle, a jaw side through hole portion that is provided in the movable handle and formed between a finger placing portion and a jaw, a sheath side through hole portion that is provided in the sheath and provided at a position at which the sheath side through hole portion does not overlap with the hollow portion; and an opening/closing axis member. The opening/closing axis member is inserted in the jaw side through hole portion and the sheath side through hole portion to openably and closably attach the movable handle to the fixed handle.

Abstract: A treatment device includes a longitudinal probe, a distal end portion, a sheath, a fixed handle, a movable handle, a jaw side through hole portion that is provided in the movable handle and formed between a finger placing portion and a jaw, a sheath side through hole portion that is provided in the sheath and provided at a position at which the sheath side through hole portion does not overlap with the hollow portion; and an opening/closing axis member. The opening/closing axis member is inserted in the jaw side through hole portion and the sheath side through hole portion to openably and closably attach the movable handle to the fixed handle.

Abstract: A lens drive apparatus includes: a base member; a holder having a cylindrical shape and movably supported in an optical axis direction relative to the base member; a cam member and moving the holder in the optical axis direction by abutting with the holder; and a biasing member urging the holder such that the holder 40 comes into contact with the cam member 50. The holder is formed such that a lens frame holding a lens is inserted and assembled into the holder from one side of the holder to another side of the holder. The cam member is disposed close to the one side with respect to the holder.

Abstract: A lens drive apparatus includes: a base member; a holder having a cylindrical shape and movably supported in an optical axis direction relative to the base member; a cam member and moving the holder in the optical axis direction by abutting with the holder; and a biasing member urging the holder such that the holder 40 comes into contact with the cam member 50. The holder is formed such that a lens frame holding a lens is inserted and assembled into the holder from one side of the holder to another side of the holder. The cam member is disposed close to the one side with respect to the holder.

Abstract: The wiring design software 3 reads in design information, analyzes it to generate a wiring problem and correlates bonding pads and pins of a semiconductor package to each other (S102, S104). The wiring design software 3 then searches a wiring route while permitting crossing by using the Dijkstra method and the like, calculates an evaluation value by weighting the length of a candidate route with a coefficient W when the candidate route crosses a monitoring side E, and selects a candidate route having a minimum evaluation value as a partial route (S110).