Catheter for measuring pressure
First Claim
1. Catheter for performing an in vivo pressure measurement, comprising a catheter tube (12, 19, 21, 24, 28) with at least one channel (17) for a pressure-conducting medium, a pressure sensor (4, 5) for placing in contact with the medium, and a liquid space (10, 40) provided with at least two ports (1, 3, 41, 43), wherein the at least one channel (17) is connected to a first port (1), characterized in that the liquid space is a pressure chamber (1) in which the pressure sensor (4, 5) is accommodated.
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Abstract
The invention relates to a catheter for performing an in vivo pressure measurement, comprising a catheter tube with at least one channel for a pressure-conducting, medium, a pressure sensor (4,5) for placing in contact with the medium and a liquid space (40) provided with at least two ports (41,43) where in the at least one channel is connected to a first port (41), characterized in that the liquid space is a pressure chamber (40) in which the pressure sensor (4,5) is accommodated. The invention also relates to a pressure chamber as described as component of a catheter according to the invention. The invention likewise relates to a connector unit comprising a housing provided with one or more recesses which are each intended to receive a pressure chamber (40) of a catheter according to the invention, wherein electronic means for connecting to the pressure sensor (4,5) are arranged in the housing.
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- 1. Catheter for performing an in vivo pressure measurement, comprising a catheter tube (12, 19, 21, 24, 28) with at least one channel (17) for a pressure-conducting medium, a pressure sensor (4, 5) for placing in contact with the medium, and a liquid space (10, 40) provided with at least two ports (1, 3, 41, 43), wherein the at least one channel (17) is connected to a first port (1), characterized in that the liquid space is a pressure chamber (1) in which the pressure sensor (4, 5) is accommodated.
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