Abstract: A radiofrequency ablation device comprising an electrode, a balloon and a delivery tube; the electrode is in a shape of a mesh which has a contracted state that shrinks together under restriction and an expanded state that automatically expands outward without restriction, and is connected to an external electrical connector through an electrode lead; the balloon is located at the inner side of the electrode, and pushes against the electrode when it is in an expanded state; the delivery tube comprises an outer tube and an inner tube, the electrode lead is located between the electrical outer tube and the inner tube, and the delivery tube further comprises a balloon catheter communicating with one end of the balloon, which is located at the inner side of the inner tube and has a gap with the inner tube.

Abstract: The present application provides an electrode catheter system, comprising an interventional catheter for intervening to one side of an artery blood vessel and provided with an electrode element that can release an electrical signal toward an inner wall of a renal artery blood vessel; a pressure sensor for intervening to an artery blood vessel; and a data processing module, connected with the pressure sensor. The electrode element releases an electrical signal toward the inner wall of the renal artery vessel, and then the pressure sensor monitors a blood pressure change in the renal artery vessel at the other side.

Abstract: The application relates to a reaming type non-implanted atrial shunt device comprising a catheter component (2), a radio frequency component (1) disposed on an end of the catheter component (2) extending into a human body, and a radio frequency ablation instrument (4) disposed on the other end of the catheter component (2) and connected with the radio frequency component (1), wherein after the radio frequency component (1) extends into a puncture hole, the radio frequency ablation instrument (4) releases a radio frequency energy, and the radio frequency component (1) ablates a wall of the puncture hole. The radio frequency component (1) is delivered to the position of the puncture hole. When the radio frequency ablation instrument (4) releases energy, the radio frequency component (1) causes the hole wall tissue to generate heat and ablate the atrial septum at a target position to form a hole with fixed size, thereby achieving the purpose of creating a hole.