Abstract: Resin-coated wire is capable of moving forward inside a drug solution-containing lumen of a catheter containing a drug solution, and thereby pushing out the drug solution from a distal end of the catheter. The resin-coated wire includes a wire, and a coating made of resin coating the wire. The coating has a distal end coating and a proximal end coating. The distal end coating is formed of a first resin material and coats a first part, which is a distal end portion of the wire. The proximal end coating is formed of a second resin material and coats a second part adjacent to a proximal end side of the first part of the wire. The first resin material has a higher affinity for water than the second resin material.

Abstract: A human body simulation device includes a heart model simulating a heart, a beat portion for causing the heart model to beat, a blood vessel model simulating a blood vessel, a pulsation portion for sending a pulsated fluid into the blood vessel model, and a control portion for changing a beat rate of the beat portion and a pulsation rate of the pulsation portion depending on a prescribed heart rate.

Abstract: A catheter device is configured to include a main body portion that is bendable and is provided on a distal end side, two systems of wire ropes coupled to a distal end portion of the main body portion with a space in a predetermined first direction, and an operating portion that is operable by a user operation and is coupled to a proximal end side of the two systems of the wire ropes with a space in the first direction. The main body portion is bendable in the first direction due to a tension state of the two systems of the wire ropes by bending the operating portion in the first direction.

Abstract: A catheter includes a transmission unit that is disposed at the distal end of a tube having a lumen and has an ultrasonic wave transmitting function; a reception unit that is disposed at the distal end of the tube and has an ultrasonic wave receiving function; and an acoustic lens that is disposed so as to cover only the transmission unit among the transmission unit and the reception unit. Ultrasonic beams transmitted from the transmission unit are converged by passing through the acoustic lens, and a reflected wave reflected on biological tissue is received by the reception unit without passing through the acoustic lens. Since setting of the positions, number, and the like of the reception units is not bound by the position, size, and the like of the acoustic lens, the positions, number, and the like of the reception units can be appropriately set to improve ultrasonic reception efficiency.

Abstract: A catheter having a lumen includes a tube, a sensor unit disposed at a distal end of the tube and capable of transmitting and receiving ultrasound, and an irradiation unit disposed at the distal end of the tube and capable of emitting the ultrasound toward a guide wire which passes through the lumen and protrudes from the distal end of the tube. The shape of the biological tissue can be observed by transmitting the ultrasound from the sensor units toward the biological tissue and receiving the reflection wave reflected by the biological tissue at the sensor units. Irradiating the guide wire with the ultrasound transmitted from the irradiation unit causes the guide wire to vibrate. The vibration of the guide wire can facilitate the passage through an occlusion site of the biological tissue.

Abstract: A catheter includes a catheter shaft, an operating portion coupled to a proximal end portion of the catheter shaft, and at least one operating wire. A distal end portion of each operating wire is fixed to a distal end portion of the catheter shaft, and a proximal end portion of each operating wire is fixed to the operating portion or the proximal end portion of the catheter shaft. The operating portion includes a first rotary member. The first rotary member makes relative rotation with respect to the catheter shaft around an axis parallel to an extending direction of the proximal end portion of the catheter shaft to change a tensile force of the operating wire and thus change a degree of bending of the distal end portion of the catheter shaft.

Abstract: A medical liquid injection device including a catheter with a hollow shaft having a lumen formed inside to contain medical liquid, a wire to be inserted into the lumen, and a wire moving device to move the wire forward inside the lumen from a proximal end to a distal end side in accordance with a control signal, thereby ejecting a predetermined amount of the medical liquid from the distal end of the hollow shaft.

Abstract: A medical liquid injection device including a catheter shaft having a first lumen, and a connector being connected to a proximal end portion of the catheter shaft and including a second lumen communicating with the first lumen. The connector is formed with a weak portion extending from an outer peripheral surface of the connector to an inner peripheral surface of the connector and being weaker than another portion of the connector.

Abstract: A catheter including a main lumen, a plurality of sub lumens arranged around the main lumen and spirally formed around the main lumen, a plurality of operating wires inserted into each of the plurality of sub lumens, a distal end flexible portion arranged on a distal end side of the catheter and curvable by the plurality of operating wires, and a holding portion arranged at a distal end of the distal end flexible portion and holding each of the plurality of operating wires, in which each of the plurality of sub lumens is wound by a half turn or more in the distal end flexible portion.

Abstract: A drug solution injection device includes: a catheter that has a hollow shaft, a hollow needle portion disposed on a distal end of the hollow shaft, and a lumen formed inside each of the hollow shaft and the needle portion and containing a drug solution; and a wire that is inserted into the lumen and is advanced from a proximal end of the lumen toward a distal end side so as to discharge the drug solution in the lumen from a distal end of the needle portion.

Abstract: A heart simulator includes: a heart model simulating the heart and having a cardiac apex portion and a cardiac base portion; a cardiovascular model arranged outside the heart model; and a pericardium member covering the heart model and the cardiovascular model. The pericardium member has a plurality of through-holes that penetrate the inside and the outside of the pericardium member.

Abstract: A catheter for contacting an object to be measured. The catheter includes an inner shaft having a distal end and including a lumen along a longitudinal axis direction, an outer shaft having a distal end and configured to cover an outer periphery of the inner shaft, and at least one ultrasonic element configured to transmit and receive ultrasonic waves while either the distal end of the inner shaft or the distal end of the outer shaft is in contact with the object to be measured, the at least one ultrasonic element being disposed between the inner shaft and the outer shaft, and on a proximal end side from at least one of the distal end of the inner shaft and the distal end of the outer shaft.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein relate to an aspiration catheter comprising a catheter body that can have a first end and a second end and an aspiration lumen extending through the catheter body. The aspiration lumen can have an aspiration opening located in a distal portion of the aspiration catheter. The catheter can have an assistive jet element extending through a wall of the aspiration lumen. The assistive jet element can have an assistive jet channel. The assistive jet element can be adaptable to draw blood through the assistive jet element from a location outside of the catheter body adjacent to the assistive jet element and into the aspiration lumen when suction is applied to the aspiration lumen and can be configured to break apart a thrombus or obstruction in the aspiration lumen.

Abstract: A heart model includes a deformable body forming a simulated ventricle therein that expand and contract; and a restraint body outside of the simulated ventricle and having a spiral outer shape, the restraint body regulating deformation of the deformable to generate a twist in the deformable body when the simulated ventricle expands.

Abstract: An organ simulator that includes an organ model, a vascular model adjacent to the organ model, and a flow path forming portion positioned near an opening at a distal end of the vascular model and forming a diffusive flow path.

Abstract: A vascular model that includes a flow path forming portion, and a diffusion portion formed with a porous body fluidly connected to the fluid flow path.

Abstract: A human body simulation device includes a heart model simulating a heart, a beat portion for causing the heart model to beat, a blood vessel model simulating a blood vessel, a pulsation portion for sending a pulsated fluid into the blood vessel model, and a control portion for changing a beat rate of the beat portion and a pulsation rate of the pulsation portion depending on a prescribed heart rate.

Abstract: A human body simulation device includes an aorta model that simulates an aorta, and a biological model that simulates a part of a human body and has a partial blood vessel model simulating a part of blood vessels. The aorta model includes a biological model connecting portion that attachably/detachably connects the biological model in a state where an inner cavity of the aorta model and an inner cavity of the partial blood vessel model are in communication with each other, and a fluid feeding portion connecting portion that connects a fluid feeding portion for feeding a fluid into the inner cavities.

Abstract: A ligation device includes a cylindrical inner cylinder having a distal end portion, a slider having a cylindrical shape, attached around the inner cylinder, movable with respect to the inner cylinder along an axial direction of the inner cylinder, and having annular grooves extending along a circumferential direction on an inner peripheral face, and ligation rings attached around the inner cylinder and located in the annular grooves.

Abstract: A ligation device includes a main body and a first ligation ring. The main body has a cylindrical shape. The main body is configured to be attached to an endoscope and to be located on a distal end portion of the endoscope. The main body includes a distal end portion configured to project from a distal end of the endoscope in a longitudinal direction of the main body and includes a first fluid feeding passage with a first opening that opens on a distal end face or an outer peripheral face of the distal end portion of the main body. The first ligation ring is attached to the distal end portion of the main body so as to obstruct the first opening.