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WO2022203634A1 - Tête de pompe à sang centrifuge qui constitue la force de propulsion d'un dispositif d'aspiration - Google Patents

Tête de pompe à sang centrifuge qui constitue la force de propulsion d'un dispositif d'aspiration Download PDF

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WO2022203634A1
WO2022203634A1 PCT/TR2022/050257 TR2022050257W WO2022203634A1 WO 2022203634 A1 WO2022203634 A1 WO 2022203634A1 TR 2022050257 W TR2022050257 W TR 2022050257W WO 2022203634 A1 WO2022203634 A1 WO 2022203634A1
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Erdem Erinç SİLİSTRELİ
Merve SERİN
Ahmet Salih ER
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  • the invention relates to a portable, usable in surgical field, waterproof blood pump or centrifugal blood pump head that is compatible with an aspiration device and constitutes the propelling force of the aspiration device.
  • ECMO Extra membrane oxygenation
  • the invention relates to a blood pump with a rotor.
  • the invention relates to a blood pump having a rotor housed on a bearing housing within a pump body.
  • the body has a metal rod that moves from the outer wall to the inner side of the body in line with the invention. This rod can conduct heat and has a balancing effect.
  • JP2006280573 Another application included in the state of the art is the patent application numbered JP2006280573. Said patent application relates to a blood pump device having a calculation function in which the axial float amount of the propeller can be easily and reliably calculated without using a position sensor.
  • the invention relates to a portable, usable in surgical field, waterproof blood pump or centrifugal blood pump head that is compatible with an aspiration device and constitutes the propelling force of the aspiration device.
  • the pump head is produced by polycarbonate printing with mold injection method, which receives motion support with the aspiration device, which is a portable device, by magnetic matching method and converts blood, for ECMO (extracorporeal membrane oxygenation) purposes, for use in circulatory support systems and sudden lung failures requiring oxygenation.
  • centrifugal pump head were appropriately modelled considering the computational fluids mechanics tests and the impeller (turbine) structure was designed so that the propelling force would advance the blood in the laminar flow tendency without changing the rheology of the blood.
  • the designed blood pump was designed according to 5000 rpm, 3.3 L/min & 300 mmHg. It was observed in the studies that 6-flap pumps create ideal working conditions in such applications when the previous studies are examined. Flap thickness was selected as 1 mm considering the plastic injection method and material strength. Flap designs were also made using the single-arc method. This method is based on the production of flaps by using a single arc curve in the flap design, as can be understood from the name thereof. An important parameter with the highest uncertainty is the flap exit angle, due to the small size of the pump and therefore the Reynolds number. It is known that such simple flap curves give good results without affecting the performance very much in designs with a small Reynolds number and therefore viscous flow is effective.
  • the centrifugal pump head completes a deficiency in terms of being a portable, usable in surgical field, waterproof, remotely controllable blood pump that can only be intervened by people with a safety module and being compatible with “An Aspiration Device” (TR 2017/20265) and constituting the propelling force of this device.
  • Figure 1 Classification of the Geometries of the Pumps where They are Most Efficient According to Specific Speed.
  • Figure 4 A graph showing the ratio of the total head to the flow rate
  • Figure 5 A graph showing the ratio of efficiency to flow rate
  • FIG. 6 A graph showing the blood elements in the pump Figure 7: Lower view of the impeller body
  • Figure 12 Perspective view of the cover added to the impeller body
  • Figure 15 Perspective view of the impeller body
  • Figure 16 Upper view of pump head lower cover
  • FIG. 18 Perspective view of the pump head lower cover
  • FIG 19 Lower view of pump head upper cover Figure 20: Side view of the pump head upper cover Figure 21: Perspective view of the pump head upper cover Figure 22: Lower view of the pump head upper cover
  • FIG. 23 Side view of the pump head upper cover
  • Figure 24 Perspective view of the pump head upper cover
  • the invention relates to a portable, usable in surgical field, waterproof blood pump or centrifugal blood pump head that is compatible with an aspiration device and constitutes the propelling force of the aspiration device.
  • the centrifugal blood pump head is designed in such a way that the impeller geometry is subjected to at least shear stress of the blood and the rheology (fluid structure) thereof is laminar current.
  • computer modeling was performed for the impeller body (3) placed in the centrifugal pump head.
  • ANSIS software was primarily used for computer modeling, using CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) methods.
  • design and modeling were developed in light of minimum shear stress and energy conservation calculations in accordance with fluid mechanics.
  • the impeller body (3) and flaps (3.1) that will rotate by magnetic matching method in a closed system were designed according to the basic energy conservation principles and minimum shear stress.
  • At least 3 geometries were determined with theoretical fluid mechanics and Computational Fluids Mechanics (CFD). Three-dimensional, production-friendly models of these geometries were created.
  • CFD Computational Fluids Mechanics
  • the candidate pump impellers were subjected to a hydrodynamic tests with a fluidic material representing the average blood flow. a) H-Q (Total head-Flow rate) and total efficiency graphs of the pumps were obtained, as a result of these tests. Each candidate impeller was characterized by measuring the pressure fluctuations created by each candidate pump. b) The cavitation limits of the pumps were found by hydrodynamic tests.
  • the pump head was first was prototyped, then produced by polycarbonate printing with the injection method from the mold. It was prepared in a working condition that could give laminar current to the blood.
  • the impeller body, upper cover and lower cover were produced by polycarbonate printing by injection method from the mold.
  • the distance between the cylindrical part (magnet slots) that forms the pump base and holds the magnets that provide magnetic levitation and the wall of the spiral is considered to be 2 mm at this stage.
  • the distance between the upper part of the flaps and the wall of the spiral is taken as 2 mm.
  • the distance between the magnet slots (3.2) and the wall of the spiral may be in the range of 0.2-4.0 mm.
  • the distance between the upper part of the flaps (3.1) and the wall of the spiral may also be in the range of 0.2-4.0 mm.
  • This system can be used in patients with advanced circulation failure, advanced lung failure, patients who cannot live through open heart surgeries, poisonings, suffocation and trauma, and sudden lung failure caused by pandemics such as SARS, MERS, and COVID-19. There is also a use area for children.
  • Perfusate blood from open-heart surgery was used fresh (at room temperature) in hemolysis tests with SLA resin-printed pump head container and polycarbonate impeller. The results are shown in Figure 6.
  • the environment in which the blood rotates for 6 hours is different from the environment in the living body, in this study. In other words, it is not in the range of 34-37°C, which we call normothermic; there is no oxygenation and the excess potassium cannot be eliminated. Ideal conditions can only be done in animal or human studies. However, current hemolysis values can be seen as positive considering these conditions. The results of the decomposition in the blood in the graph have progressed in a line close to the level for 6 hours.
  • the movement from the magnetic disk in an Aspiration Device to the impeller body (3) in the pump head is transferred by magnetic mapping method. Since the device has 6 neodymium magnets, 6 neodymium magnets are positioned near the base of the impeller and in the opposite poles, and they are covered with a cover (4) added to the thin impeller body to prevent contact with blood. Flaps (3.1) that allow blood to be centrifugally directed towards the edge of the pump head: The numbers of these flaps (3.1) vary between 6 and 8 and are in the form of springs and direct blood to the edges and then to the outlet pipe (1.2) by rotation.
  • the exact intermediate part (3.4) of the upper surface of the body of the impeller can be in 3 ways according to its intended use: Flat in the center, convex or concave. One of these 3 shapes is used to reduce the traumatization of the blood that comes quickly from the inlet pipe
  • the inlet pipe (1.3) of the pump is where it is most exposed to pressure by impact during blood flow.
  • the central part of the impeller geometry is designed to reduce the velocity vector where the blood hits and direct the blood to the flaps and to the outlet pipe (1.2) from the spiral section of the pump head.
  • An outwardly parabolic hill or inwardly valley reduces this impact effect.
  • the upper and lower components of the head into which the impeller enters are produced by interlocking together without leaking the blood.
  • one of the methods of bonding with strong adhesives, screwing or ultrasonic bonding is used.
  • the centrifugal blood pump head comprises the following in its most basic form:
  • An upper cover (1) which protects the impeller body (3) from external influences and after the impeller body (2) is placed to the the lower cover, is placed on it.
  • the upper cover (1) located on the centrifugal blood pump head comprises the following:
  • the lower cover (2) located on the centrifugal blood pump head comprises the following:
  • the impeller body (3) located on the centrifugal blood pump head comprises the following:

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L'invention concerne une tête de pompe à sang étanche à l'eau ou de pompe à sang centrifuge portable, utilisable dans le domaine chirurgical, qui est compatible avec un dispositif d'aspiration et constitue la force de propulsion du dispositif d'aspiration.
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