Cannula having an electrode
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1. A cannula having an electrode comprising:
- a tubular member comprised of an insulating-substance having one end which is adapted to be inserted in a blood vessel of a patient and another end adapted to be connected to a blood circulating apparatus, said tubular member having a flange adjacent said one end to prevent the separation of the cannula from the blood vessel,electrode means for detecting an electrocardiographic signal secured in said tubular member on an inner wall of said tubular member and comprised of substances having anti-thrombus and electrically conductive characteristics; and
electrical conductor means having one end secured to said electrode means for connecting said electrode means externally of said tubular member.
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Abstract
A cannula has an electrode therein for detecting electrocardiographic signals. The electrode is located in the inner wall of the cannula and has anti-thrombus characteristics. The electrode comprises a composition of an anti-thrombus polyurethane powder and a carbon powder. This composition has electrically conductive and anti-thrombus characteristics. The electrode is located in a recess of the inner wall of the cannula. The electrode is connected to the outside through a wire conductor.
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20 Claims
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1. A cannula having an electrode comprising:
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a tubular member comprised of an insulating-substance having one end which is adapted to be inserted in a blood vessel of a patient and another end adapted to be connected to a blood circulating apparatus, said tubular member having a flange adjacent said one end to prevent the separation of the cannula from the blood vessel, electrode means for detecting an electrocardiographic signal secured in said tubular member on an inner wall of said tubular member and comprised of substances having anti-thrombus and electrically conductive characteristics; and
electrical conductor means having one end secured to said electrode means for connecting said electrode means externally of said tubular member. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A cannula having an electrode comprising:
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a tubular member comprised of an insulating-substance having one end which is adapted to be inserted in a blood vessel of a patient and another end adapted to be connected to a blood circulating apparatus, said one end having a first inside diameter and said another end having a second inside diameter greater than said first inside diameter electrode means for detecting an electrocardiographic signal secured in said tubular member on an inner wall of said tubular member and comprised of substances having anti-thrombus and electrically conductive characteristics; and electrical conductor means having one end secured to said electrode means for connecting said electrode means externally of said tubular member. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A cannula having an electrode comprising:
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a tubular member comprised of an insulating substance having one end which is adapted to be inserted in a blood vessel of a patient and another end adapted to be connected to a blood circulating apparatus; electrode means for detecting an electrocardiographic signal secured in said tubular member on an inner wall of said tubular member; said electrode means being comprised of two laminated parts having different composition ratios of anti-thrombus insulating substance and an electrically conductive substance wherein one of said parts which includes less electrically conductive substance is thinner than the other part and is located in said inner wall of said tubular member, and electrical conductor means having one end secured to said electrode means for connecting said electrode means externally of said tubular member.
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18. A cannula having an electrode comprising:
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a tubular member comprised of an insulating substance having one end which is adapted to be inserted in a blood vessel of a patient and another end adapted to be connected to a blood circulating apparatus; electrode means for detecting an electrocardiographic signal secured in said tubular member on an inner wall of said tubular member and comprised of substances having anti-thrombus and electrically conductive characteristics, electrical conductor means having one end secured to said electrode means for connecting said electrode means externally of said tubular member; and a recess located in said inner wall of said tubular member and having a projection made of an anti-thrombus substance projecting into the interior of said tubular member about the circumference thereof with said electrode means being located in said recess of said tubular member.
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19. A cannula having an electrode comprising:
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a tubular member comprised of an insulating substance having one end which is adapted to be inserted in a blood vessel of a patient and another end adapted to be connected to a blood circulating apparatus; electrode means for detecting an electrocardiographic signal secured in said tubular member on an inner wall of said tubular member and comprised of substances having anti-thrombus and electrically conductive characteristics, electrical conductor means having one end secured to said electrode means for connecting said electrode means externally of said tubular member; and a recess located in said inner wall of said tubular member with said electrode means being located in said recess of said tubular member, said recess having a wider opening than the bottom thereof.
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20. A cannula-blood pipe combination having an electrode comprising:
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a tubular member comprised of an insulating substance having one end which is adapted to be inserted in a blood vessel of a patient and another end adapted to be connected to a blood circulating apparatus; an artificial blood pipe connected to said one end of said tubular member, electrode means for detecting an electrocardiographic signal secured in said tubular member adjacent said one end thereof; and electrical conductor means having one end secured to said electrode means for connecting said electrode means externally of said tubular member.
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