Olympus Corporation

Olympus Optical Company, Ltd.

Olympus Medical Systems Corporation

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

University of Yamanashi

Koji Shimomura

Takeaki Nakamura

Shinji Hatta

Tomohisa Sakurai

Hiroshi Okabe

Naomi Sekino

Tsuruo Hatori

Hiroo Ono

Shozo Shibuya

Takeshi Yokoi

Hitoshi Karasawa

Yu Hirotani

Kazutaka Nakatsuchi

Yuichiro Nakamura

Masaaki Ueda

Takashi Fukaya

Tsuyoshi Hayashida

Nobuaki Akui

Kazuya Hijii

Koji Yasunaga

Kenji Harano

Tadao Hagino

Toshiya Sugai

Junichi Nozawa

Toru Shinmura

Keiji Shioda

Masahide Ohyama

Motokazu Nakamura

Shigeyasu Kishioka

Hiroyuki Kusunoki

Mototsugu Ogawa

Ryo Minosawa

Kyo Imagawa

Kenta Setaka

Shinichi Ohno

A rotor includes a rotor core, first magnetic poles that respectively include a plurality of permanent magnets and have a first polarity provided by the permanent magnets, and second magnetic poles that are each formed between the permanent magnets adjacent to one another and are salient poles having a polarity different from the first polarity. &#x3b8;im and &#x3b8;is satisfy the relation &#x3b8;im&#x3e;&#x3b8;is. &#x3b8;om and &#x3b8;os satisfy the relation (&#x3b8;om&#xd7;1.1)&#x2265;&#x3b8;os&#x2265;(&#x3b8;om&#xd7;0.9). The rotor thus obtained can suppress increase in cogging torque while suppressing decrease in torque.

Rotor and motor

An ablation therapeutic device includes a therapeutic electrode which is disposed at a distal end portion of a resectoscope and has a first loop-shaped portion at a distal end thereof, and a compression section which has a second loop-shaped portion extending to a position in front of the therapeutic electrode, has a higher rigidity than the therapeutic electrode, and performs an ablation therapeutic treatment of a living body tissue by a push-out operation. The therapeutic electrode has a bend portion which is bent in an obliquely forward direction from a perpendicular plane to a direction of an axis of the resectoscope, and the compression section has a length in a direction of the perpendicular plane, which is less than a length of the bend portion of the therapeutic electrode in the direction of the perpendicular plane.

Ablation therapeutic device, resectoscope and method of ablating living body tissue

A first trocar as an medical apparatus includes an insertion hole having a projection opening for leading out a biopsy forceps into a body of a subject, a lid body for blocking the projection opening of the insertion hole, and a cooling sheet for cryogenically cooling a biopsy portion arranged in the vicinity of the lid body in a state where the biopsy forceps is stored in the insertion hole, and is capable of easily harvesting a living tissue while retaining morphological change of tissues in a living body under various hemodynamics.

Medical apparatus and living tissue freezing and harvesting apparatus

A tissue cutting device includes an insertion section which is inserted inside a specimen and extends from a distal end to a proximal end, openings which are formed in a distal end side of the insertion section inserted into the specimen, tissue cutting members which pass through the openings, extend such as to protrude in a direction intersecting the axial line of the length direction from the distal end of the insertion section to the proximal end, and are drawn into the insertion section from the same openings after forming a loop which tissue can be inserted into, a control member which is connected to the tissue cutting members, and a controller for controlling the control member; tissue passed through the loops being cut by controlling the control member and drawing the tissue cutting members from the openings into the insertion section.

Tissue cutting device

An ultrasonic lithotripter comprising a first transmission probe which has a hollow portion in the form of a through hole and transmits ultrasonic vibration and a superfine second transmission probe which can be passed through the hollow portion of the first transmission probe. An object of manipulation is held by means of the second transmission probe as it is manipulated by means of the first transmission probe.

Calculus manipulation apparatus

An endoscopic lithotripsy probe apparatus includes a probe, ultrasonic-vibration source, mechanical shock generation source, and switch-mechanism. The ultrasonic-vibration source is detachably attached to the probe to transmit an ultrasonic-vibration to the probe in a state in which the proximal end of the probe is connected to the ultrasonic-vibration source. The mechanical shock generation source, which is disposed on the side of the proximal end of the probe, applies a force to the ultrasonic-vibration source in a state in which the ultrasonic-vibration source is detached from the proximal end of the probe, and allows the ultrasonic-vibration source to collide with the proximal end of the probe so that a mechanical shock is applied to the probe. The switch-mechanism switches a state in which the ultrasonic-vibration from the ultrasonic-vibration source is transmitted to the probe and a state in which the mechanical shock from the mechanical shock generation source is transmitted.

Endoscopic lithotripsy apparatus and lithotripsy method of treatment object using the apparatus

An electric operation apparatus includes a high-frequency generating device which generates high-frequency current for treating the body anatomy, an active electrode which supplies to the body anatomy, the high-frequency current generated by the high-frequency generating device, a solution supply device which supplies a conductive solution around the active electrode, a return electrode which returns, via the conductive solution supplied by the solution supply device, the high-frequency current supplied to the body anatomy from the active electrode in the conductive solution, a sensor which detects a conductive state of the high-frequency current that flows between the active electrode and the return electrode, and a control device which determines a state of bubbles generated around the active electrode and which changes an operation mode, based on the conductive state of the high-frequency current detected by the sensor.

Electric operation apparatus and control method thereof

A surgical microscope apparatus incorporating a frame portion placed on a floor, a microscope body for stereoscopically observing a portion to be operated, an arm portion supported by the frame portion and arranged to suspend the microscope body, and an endoscope for observing a blind spot for a stereoscopic observation field of view. The frame portion has a light source unit for generating light for illuminating a portion observed with the endoscope and a camera control unit for processing an observed image of an observed portion obtained by the endoscope. A light guide fiber extending from the light source unit to the microscope body and capable of supplying light to the endoscope, and a camera cable for transmitting the image observed with the endoscope to the camera control unit extend in the arm portion. The microscope body is provided with an end of the light guide fiber for connecting the endoscope and a camera head connected to the camera cable.

Surgical microscope apparatus

A surgical resecting tool (1) whereby a cartilage, cartilage knob or tumor within a body cavity, for example, such articulation cavity as of a knee is resected from outside the body cavity without being incised and is taken out of the body cavity is provided with a rigid outer tube (4) removably provided in the front part of a body part (2) which is also a holding part and has a rotary power source 28. The outer tube (4) is provided with an opening (7) near the front end part and with a curved part 9 in the rear of the opening (7). The outer tube 4 is provided with a cutting part (13) in the front end part and is removably connected in the rear end part to the rotary power source (28) to resect a living body tissue by rotating and driving the cutting part (13). An inner tube (6) having a flexible part (12) at least in the position corresponding to the above mentioned curved part (9 ) is inserted through the outer tube (4).

Surgical resecting tool

A surgical resecting instrument whereby a cartilage, joint bump or tumor within a body cavity such as a joint cavity, for example, of a knee is resected from outside the body cavity without incising it and is discharged out of the body cavity has a body part providing a rotary driving connection and an insertable part to be inserted into a tissue within a living body attached to and extending from a front end part of the body part. The insertable part comprises a tubular outer tube opened in the tip part and forming an outer shell of the insertable part and an inner tube provided within the outer tube and rotated and driven by the rotary driving connection. An outer tubular blade is provided in the tip part of the outer tube. The tip of the outer blade is open and has a slot extending from the tip in a peripheral wall and forming a blade part at an edge of the slot. An inner blade for shearing a living body tissue together with the outer blade part is provided in the tip part of the inner tube within the outer blade. The inner blade has a shearing blade part formed so that the angle formed with the outer blade part at the beginning of a shearing action will be larger than the angle formed with the blade part as the shearing action continues.

Surgical resecting instrument

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Hachioji, Japan

Koji Shimomura