WO2024174585A1 - 手术器械和手术机器人 - Google Patents
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- the present application relates to the technical field of medical instruments, and in particular to a surgical instrument and a surgical robot having the same.
- Medical surgical micro-instruments have the advantages of accurate positioning, stable operation, strong dexterity, large working range, and no fear of radiation and infection, and are widely used in various surgeries.
- the use of surgical micro-instruments helps to improve the accuracy of surgeons' operations, solve the tremors, fatigue, and muscle nerve feedback of surgeons' hands, and enable doctors to perform operations in the most comfortable state. It is of great value in improving the success rate of operations and alleviating the pain of patients. In recent years, its research has become a new field of medical device application.
- the first aspect of the present application provides a surgical instrument, which includes an end effector.
- the end effector includes a base assembly, a first pivot assembly, a first flexible transmission assembly, a second pivot assembly, a second flexible transmission assembly and an actuator assembly.
- the first pivot assembly is pivotally connected to the base assembly around a first pivot axis;
- the first flexible transmission assembly is connected to the first pivot assembly, and is used to drive the first pivot assembly to pivot relative to the base assembly around the first pivot axis;
- the second pivot assembly is pivotally connected to the first pivot assembly around a second pivot axis, and the second pivot axis is not parallel to the first pivot axis;
- the second flexible transmission assembly is connected to the second pivot assembly, and is used to drive the second pivot assembly to pivot relative to the first pivot assembly around the second pivot axis;
- the actuator assembly is connected to the second pivot assembly, and the actuator assembly includes an electrode component and a conductive cable, the conductive cable is used to power the electrode component, and the conductive cable extends through
- a cable slot is formed at one end of the second pivot assembly away from the electrode component, and the conductive cable can be movably accommodated in the cable slot, the cable slot extends toward the electrode component and is defined by at least two opposite first walls perpendicular to the second pivot axis and a second wall transverse to the first wall, and the second pivot axis extends through the two first walls.
- the end effector of the surgical instrument can realize yaw rotation and pitch rotation.
- Yaw rotation is the rotation of the second pivot assembly.
- Pitch rotation is the rotation of the first pivot assembly.
- the second pivot assembly includes a cable slot for accommodating a conductive cable.
- the yaw rotation axis (second pivot axis) passes through the side wall of the cable slot, so that there is enough space in the cable slot for the conductive cable to move. This reduces the pulling on the conductive cable caused by the yaw movement, is beneficial to protecting the cable, and is also beneficial to reducing the volume of the second pivot assembly.
- a second aspect of the present application provides a surgical robot, comprising a robotic arm and a surgical instrument according to any one of the above technical solutions, wherein the surgical instrument is detachably connected to the robotic arm.
- FIG1 is a perspective schematic diagram of a surgical instrument according to an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 2 is another perspective schematic diagram of a surgical instrument according to an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG3 is an exploded perspective view of a surgical instrument according to an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG4 is another exploded perspective view of a surgical instrument according to an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG5 is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the actuator assembly and the second pivot assembly of the surgical instrument shown in FIG1 ;
- FIG6 is a perspective schematic diagram of the internal structure of a surgical instrument according to an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG7 is another perspective schematic diagram of the internal structure of the surgical instrument according to an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the actuator assembly and the second pivot assembly of the surgical instrument shown in FIG. 1 , showing another example of the second pivot assembly.
- distal and proximal used in this application are directional words, which are commonly used terms in the field of interventional medical devices, wherein “distal” refers to the end away from the operator during the operation, and “proximal” refers to the end close to the operator during the operation.
- the "parallel"/"perpendicular” and similar expressions used in this application include an absolute parallel/perpendicular relationship and a roughly parallel/perpendicular relationship (for example, a relationship that differs from absolute parallel/perpendicular by a range of -5° to +5°), which can have equivalent effects.
- the “length remains unchanged” and similar expressions used in this application refer to maintaining the original length or fluctuating within a certain range. For example, within the range of ⁇ 5% of the original length, it falls within the range covered by "length remains unchanged” and can have the same effect.
- rigid material used in this application refers to a material with good resistance to deformation, which has a very small deformation amount or a negligible deformation amount under the action of an external force.
- the first aspect of the embodiments of the present application provides a surgical instrument, which may be an electrosurgical instrument.
- Electrosurgical instruments can complete surgical operations with less bleeding, improve surgical operation efficiency, and enhance surgical safety by bringing high-frequency (radio frequency) alternating polarity current into contact with biological tissue to perform operations such as cutting, coagulation, drying, or electrocauterization of tissue.
- an electric knife head (such as a hook, a shovel, clamps, scissors, etc.) is provided at the execution front end of the electrode surgical instrument, and the electric knife head is connected to a conductive cable, which is led to the rear end of the electrode surgical instrument to connect the power supply to provide working current for the electric knife head.
- the electric knife head is usually connected to a wrist mechanism.
- the wrist mechanism is a mechanism that enables the electric knife head to swing relative to the base, and in this embodiment, it may be the sum of the first pivot assembly and the second pivot assembly.
- the driving rear end of the electrosurgical instrument controls the wrist mechanism through the transmission mechanism to drive the execution front end to swing accordingly, thereby completing actions such as cutting, shearing, grasping, clamping, and electrocoagulation.
- miniaturization is one of the current development directions of electrosurgical instruments.
- electrosurgical instruments the inventors found that the reduction in the size of each component is limited. If the limit is exceeded, the rigidity and strength of each component of the instrument cannot be guaranteed. Therefore, it is necessary to start from the compactness of the structure to achieve miniaturization.
- the inventors further found that the transmission mechanism and the conductive cable in the wrist mechanism will occupy a large radial volume. In particular, in order to ensure that the conductive cable is not pulled and damaged when the wrist mechanism moves, the current most adopted solution is to wind the conductive cable in the wrist mechanism for several turns, but this is not conducive to the miniaturization design of electrosurgical instruments.
- the surgical instrument 100 of the present application includes an end effector 90.
- the end effector 90 is arranged at the front end of the surgical instrument 100, and includes a base assembly 40, an actuator assembly 10, a wrist mechanism and a transmission mechanism.
- the actuator assembly 10 is connected to the base assembly 40 through the wrist mechanism, the wrist mechanism is used to provide the actuator assembly 10 with a degree of freedom of movement relative to the base assembly 40, and the transmission assembly is used to drive the wrist mechanism to move relative to the base assembly 40.
- the wrist mechanism includes a first pivot assembly 30 and a second pivot assembly 20.
- the transmission mechanism includes a first flexible transmission assembly 60 and a second flexible transmission assembly 70.
- the first pivot assembly 30 is pivotally connected to the base assembly 40 around a first pivot axis PA1.
- the first pivot axis PA1 extends along the second direction D2.
- the first pivot assembly 30 can be pivotally connected to the base assembly 40 via a first pivot shaft 44A.
- the first pivot shaft 44A has a first pivot axis PA1, so the first pivot assembly 30 is pivotable relative to the base assembly 40 around the first pivot axis PA1.
- the first flexible transmission assembly 60 is connected to the first pivot assembly 30, and is used to drive the first pivot assembly 30 to pivot relative to the base assembly 40 around the first pivot axis PA1.
- the second pivot assembly 20 is pivotally connected to the first pivot assembly 30 about the second pivot axis PA2.
- the second pivot axis PA2 extends along the third direction D3.
- the second pivot assembly 20 can be pivotally connected to the first pivot assembly 30 via the second pivot shaft 22.
- the second pivot shaft 22 has the second pivot axis PA2, so the second pivot assembly 20 is pivotable relative to the first pivot assembly 30 about the second pivot axis PA2.
- the second flexible transmission assembly 70 is connected to the second pivot assembly 20.
- the actuator 10 i.e., the electrode component 11
- the second pivot axis PA2 is not parallel to the first pivot axis PA1.
- the second pivot axis PA2 is perpendicular to the first pivot axis PA1.
- the actuator 10 i.e., the electrode component 11
- the actuator 10 is arranged to the second pivot assembly 20.
- the actuator 10 includes an electrode component 11 and a conductive cable 14.
- the conductive cable 14 is used to supply power to the electrode component 11. It is understood that one end of the conductive cable 14 is connected to the electrode component 11.
- the conductive cable 14 extends through the second pivot assembly 20, the first pivot assembly 30 and the base assembly 40.
- the electrode component 11 is configured as an electric hook. It is understood that in other examples not shown, the electrode component 11 can be configured as an electric shovel, a clamp or a scissors, etc.
- the rotation of the second pivot assembly 20 around the second pivot axis PA2 is also referred to as the yaw rotation of the end effector 90 (or the electrode component 11)
- the rotation of the first pivot assembly 30 around the first pivot axis PA1 is also referred to as the pitch rotation of the end effector 90 (or the electrode component 11). Therefore, the arrangement of the first pivot assembly 30 and the second pivot assembly 20 enables the actuator assembly 10 to have two degrees of freedom of movement, so as to perform corresponding surgical actions.
- the maximum rotation angle of the second pivot assembly 20 may be approximately ⁇ 90° (ie, the yaw rotation angle is approximately ⁇ 90°), and the maximum rotation angle of the first pivot assembly 30 may be approximately ⁇ 90° (ie, the pitch rotation angle is approximately ⁇ 90°).
- the rear end of the surgical instrument 100 is configured to connect to a drive device, which can control the yaw rotation and pitch rotation of the end effector 90 through a transmission mechanism.
- the drive device can be a motor or a handle for manual operation by a doctor.
- the rear end of the surgical instrument 100 is also connected to an energy generator that provides the required current to the electrode component 11, and the conductive cable 14 is guided to the rear end of the surgical instrument and electrically connected to the energy generator.
- a cable slot 25 for accommodating the conductive cable 14 is provided at one end of the second pivot assembly 20 away from the electrode component 11. That is, the cable slot 25 opens at the proximal end of the second pivot assembly 20.
- the distal end refers to the end of the surgical instrument 100 or its component away from the operator
- the proximal end refers to the end of the surgical instrument 100 or its component close to the operator.
- the conductive cable 14 can be movably accommodated in the cable slot 25.
- the cable slot 25 extends toward the electrode component 11 so that the conductive cable 14 can be connected to the electrode component 11. In other words, the opening of the cable slot 25 is close to the first pivot assembly 30, and the bottom of the slot is close to the actuator 10.
- the cable slot 25 is defined by at least two first walls 28A perpendicular to the third direction D3 (i.e., the second pivot axis PA2) and a second wall 29 transverse to the first wall 28A, wherein the two first walls 28A are spaced apart and arranged opposite to each other.
- the second wall 29 is transverse to the first wall 28A, which means that the second wall 29 does not extend parallel to the first wall 28A, but intersects with the first wall 28A, and may intersect vertically or at other angles.
- the first wall 28A may be understood as the side wall of the cable slot 25, and the second wall 29 may be understood as the bottom wall.
- the second pivot axis PA2 passes through the two first walls 28A, that is, the cable slot 25 extends beyond the second pivot axis PA2 in the direction extending toward the electrode component 11, which provides sufficient activity space for the conductive cable 14, so that the conductive cable 14 can be normally retracted and released during the rotation of the second pivot assembly 20 around the second pivot axis PA2.
- the arrangement of the cable slot 25 above makes it possible to avoid or reduce the pulling of the conductive cable caused by the yaw movement without winding the conductive cable 14 in the wrist mechanism for several turns, and also avoid or reduce the obstruction of the conductive cable 14 to the yaw movement of the second pivot assembly 20.
- partially storing the conductive cable 14 in the cable slot 25 can, on the one hand, reduce the space occupied by the conductive cable 14 in the wrist mechanism, reduce the radial size of the wrist mechanism, and help to achieve the miniaturization of the electrosurgical instrument, and on the other hand, prevent the conductive cable 14 from interfering with the transmission mechanism (such as entanglement) during the movement of the second pivot assembly 20.
- the two first walls 28A are parallel to each other and extend flatly perpendicular to the third direction D3.
- the distance between the two first walls 28A matches the diameter of the conductive cable 14.
- the “matching” here means that the width of the cable groove 25 is slightly larger than the diameter of the conductive cable 14, for example, the width of the cable groove 25 is 1.1-1.5 times the diameter of the conductive cable 14.
- the conductive cable 14 basically does not move along the third direction D3, but mainly swings in a plane perpendicular to the third direction D3. That is to say, the two first walls 28A limit the movement of the conductive cable 14 in the third direction D3, and can also reduce the size of the second pivot assembly 20 in the third direction D3.
- the maximum rotation angle of the second pivot assembly 20 is about ⁇ 90°, and the second wall 29 and the actuator 10 (electrode component 11) are arranged on the same side of the second pivot axis PA2, that is, arranged between the second pivot axis PA2 and the actuator 10. This can ensure that the conductive cable 14 has sufficient activity space, so that when the second pivot assembly 20 rotates to the extreme position, it can also avoid or reduce the pulling of the conductive cable 14, which helps to protect the conductive cable 14 and also makes the rotation of the second pivot assembly 20 smoother.
- the second wall surface 29 can be configured as a flat surface, or as an arc surface, or as a surface including a plane surface and an arc surface.
- the second wall surface 29 includes a third arc surface 27, and the third arc surface 27 has a third arc line parallel to the first wall surface 28A, that is, the axis of the third arc surface 27 is parallel to the second pivot axis PA2.
- the third arc surface 27 is used to limit the range of motion of the conductive cable 14 when the second pivot assembly 20 pivots relative to the first pivot assembly 30 to prevent the conductive cable 14 from excessively bending.
- the limit rotation angle of the second pivot assembly 20 is set to be symmetrical, so the third arc surface 27 can be configured as a symmetrical structure.
- the second wall 29 may be further recessed toward the actuator 10 to form a wire groove (not shown) matching the shape of the conductive cable 14, which may also be understood as the shape of the second wall 29 matching the shape of the conductive cable 14. This can better guide the conductive cable 14.
- a cable through hole 26 for accommodating the conductive cable 14 is provided at the distal end (the end close to the electrode component 11) of the second pivot assembly 20.
- the cable through hole 26 is connected to the cable through slot 25, and the opening at one end of the cable through hole 26 is arranged on the second wall 29 of the cable through slot 25.
- the conductive cable 14 extends through the cable through slot 25 and then enters the cable through hole 26.
- the conductive cable 14 can be connected to the electrode component 11 in the cable through hole 26, or it can be connected to the electrode component 11 after extending out of the cable through hole 26.
- connection method can be, for example, crimping or welding, etc., to ensure low impedance and avoid heat generation at the connection between the two.
- the inner diameter of the cable through hole 26 is equivalent to the diameter of the portion of the conductive cable 14 inserted into the cable through hole 26 and/or the diameter of the portion of the electrode component 11 inserted into the cable through hole 26.
- the inner wall of the cable through hole 26 is connected to the third curved surface 27 of the second wall surface 29, or in other words, the second wall surface 29 transitions to the inner wall of the cable through hole 26 via the third curved surface 27.
- the third curved surface 27 is tangent to the inner wall of the cable through hole 26, so that the third curved surface 27 smoothly transitions to the inner wall of the cable through hole 26, ensuring that the wire cable 14 will not be excessively bent here when the second pivot assembly 20 rotates, thereby better protecting the conductive cable 14.
- one end of the third curved surface 27 away from the cable through hole 26 extends to the opening of the cable through groove 25, so that the third curved surface guides the conductive cable 14 throughout the yaw rotation.
- the second pivot assembly 20 includes a second base 21, the proximal end of the second base 21 is pivotally connected to the first pivot assembly 30 via a second pivot shaft 22, and the actuator 10 is connected to the distal end of the second base 21.
- the second base 21 is configured as a hollow structure for accommodating the conductive cable 14.
- the hollow structure includes the cable through groove 25 and the cable through hole 26 as described above, the cable through groove 25 is opened at the proximal end of the second base 21, the cable through hole 26 is opened at the distal end of the second base 21, and the cable through hole 26 is communicated with the cable through groove 25.
- the conductive cable 14 extends to the cable through hole 26 and is connected to the electrode component 11 .
- the cable channel 25 may also be provided with a guide surface 88 for guiding the wire cable 14. Except for the guide surface 88, the example shown in FIG8 is similar to the example shown in FIG5 . Similar parts can refer to the description of FIG5 , which will not be repeated here.
- the wire surface may be configured as a cylindrical surface extending around the second pivot axis PA2.
- the conductive cable 14 is further wound around the guide surface 88; when the second pivot assembly 20 rotates counterclockwise relative to the first pivot assembly 30, the conductive cable 14 partially disengages from the guide surface 88 and does not extend out of the opening of the cable channel 25 under the obstruction of the guide surface 88. Therefore, the provision of the guide surface 88 can ensure that the cable is always stored in the cable channel 25 regardless of how the second pivot assembly 20 rotates relative to the first pivot assembly 30. Further, the guide surface 88 may be arranged to rotate about the second pivot axis PA2 to reduce or avoid sliding friction between the conductive cable 14 and the guide surface 88.
- a guide wheel 87 may be arranged in the cable through groove, the guide wheel 87 is rotatably mounted about the second pivot axis PA2 relative to the second base 21, and the conductive cable 14 is wound around the guide wheel 87, that is, the outer peripheral surface of the guide wheel 87 is the guide surface 88 or a part of the guide surface 88.
- the second base 21 includes two third side surfaces 28B which are transverse to the second pivot axis PA2 and spaced apart in the direction of the second pivot axis PA2, and the second pivot shaft 22 can be arranged on both sides facing the two third side surfaces 28B.
- the second flexible transmission assembly 70 is connected to the second base 21 to drive the rotation of the second base 21 relative to the first pivot assembly 30.
- the second flexible transmission assembly 70 is located outside the cable slot 25, so it will not interfere with the movement of the conductive cable 14 in the cable slot 25.
- the second base 21 has a second arc surface 23 at the proximal end.
- the second arc surface 23 has the second pivot axis PA2 as its axis.
- the second arc surface 23 has a second arc line parallel to the first wall surface 28A, and the center angle of the second arc line is related to the maximum rotation angle of the second pivot assembly 20.
- the opening of the cable slot 25 extends along the second arc line at least to both ends of the second arc line to ensure that during the rotation of the second pivot assembly 20, the two ends of the opening of the cable slot 25 will not pull the conductive cable 14.
- the center angle of the second arc line is greater than or equal to 180 degrees.
- the opening of the cable slot 25 extends along the second arc line beyond the two ends of the second arc line. This is because the conductive cable 14 has a certain outer diameter, and the length of the exceeding portion is greater than or equal to the radius of the conductive cable 14 to prevent the conductive cable 14 from being partially bent when the second pivot assembly 20 moves to the maximum rotation angle.
- the first pivot assembly 30 includes a first base 31.
- the first base 31 includes a seat plate 35, a connecting arm 37 and a supporting arm 38.
- the extending direction of the seat plate 35 is parallel to the second pivot axis PA2 and the first pivot axis PA1.
- the seat plate 35 is provided with a through hole for the conductive cable 14 and the second flexible transmission assembly 70 to pass through.
- the connecting arm 37 and the supporting arm 38 are respectively located on both sides of the seat plate 35 and connected to the seat plate 35.
- the connecting arm 37 is connected to the side of the seat plate 35 facing the base assembly 40, and is used to be pivotally connected to the base assembly 40.
- the connecting arm 37 is sleeved on the first pivot shaft 44A, so that the first pivot assembly 30 can rotate around the first pivot shaft 44A.
- the connecting arm 37 is, for example, plate-shaped.
- the connecting arm 37 extends perpendicular to the seat plate 35.
- the first flexible transmission assembly 60 is connected to the connecting arm 37 to drive the first base 31 to rotate relative to the base assembly 40.
- the support arm 38 is connected to the side of the seat plate 35 facing the second pivot assembly 20, and is used to support and connect the second pivot assembly 20.
- the support arm 38 is configured as two support arms arranged opposite to each other.
- the support arm 38 extends perpendicular to the seat plate 35.
- the extension plane of the connecting arm 37 is perpendicular to the extension plane of the support arm 38. The space between the two support arms 38 arranged opposite to each other is used to accommodate the second pivot assembly 20.
- the two ends of the second pivot shaft 22 are respectively connected to the two support arms 38. Therefore, the two support arms 38 are spaced apart in the extending direction of the second pivot axis PA2.
- the two support arms 38 are respectively provided with opening slots 39, and the two opening slots 39 are aligned along the second pivot axis PA2.
- the two ends of the second pivot shaft 22 are respectively arranged in the two opening slots 39 and fixed by the end cap 32 (the end cap 32 limits the second pivot shaft in the opening slot 39), so that the second pivot shaft 22 is stably connected to the first pivot assembly 30.
- the connecting arm 37 extends perpendicular to the second direction D2, and is connected to the seat plate 35 at one end of the seat plate 35 along the second direction D2, forming a side wall of the first base 31. It can be understood that the connecting arm 37 has one end connected to the seat plate 35 and one end away from the seat plate 35.
- the surface of the end of the connecting arm 37 away from the seat plate 35 is configured as a first arcuate surface (see FIG. 4), and the arc center of the first arcuate surface is located on the first pivot axis PA1.
- the base assembly 40 includes a support 41 and the first pivot axis 44A.
- the support 41 extends along a first direction D1.
- the first direction D1 is also referred to as the longitudinal axis direction of the base assembly.
- the first direction D1 is, for example, the up-down direction in the figure.
- the first direction D1 is perpendicular to the first pivot axis PA1.
- the support 41 includes a support body 47 and a support arm 48 that are arranged oppositely along the first direction D1.
- the support body 47 is configured as a cylinder with the axial direction in the first direction D1, and the support arm 48 is configured to be self-supporting.
- the first pivot body 47 is formed of two oppositely disposed vertical arms extending along the first direction D1.
- Both ends of the first pivot shaft 44A are respectively connected to two support arms 48. Therefore, the two support arms 48 are spaced apart in the extending direction of the first pivot axis PA1 (the second direction D2). The space between the two support arms 48 is at least used to accommodate the first pivot assembly 30 and the conductive cable 14.
- the two support arms 48 are respectively provided with first through holes 49A, the two first through holes 49A are aligned along the first pivot axis PA1, and both ends of the first pivot shaft 44A are respectively connected to the two first through holes 49A, so that the first pivot shaft 44A is stably disposed to the support 41 of the base assembly 40. Therefore, the support arms 48 are used to support and connect the first pivot assembly 30.
- the support 41 further includes a base bottom plate 46 disposed at a connection position between the support body 47 and the support arm 48.
- the base bottom plate 46 forms an upper cover plate of the support body 47.
- the support body 47 and the support arm 48 are respectively located on both sides of the base bottom plate 46 and connected to the base bottom plate 46.
- the base bottom plate 46 extends in a direction perpendicular to the first direction D1.
- the base bottom plate 46 is a horizontal plate.
- the base bottom plate 46 is provided with a through hole for passing the conductive cable 14 and the transmission mechanism.
- the end effector 90 is further provided with a cable pulley 86.
- the cable pulley 86 is rotatably connected to the base assembly 40 around the first pivot axis PA1.
- the cable pulley 86 is sleeved on the first pivot shaft 44A.
- the conductive cable 14 is wound around the cable pulley 86 along the wire groove of the cable pulley 86, so as to be positioned and guided by the cable pulley 86.
- the cable slot 25 restricts the conductive cable 14 from moving along the third direction D3 at a position relatively close to the distal end of the conductive cable 14.
- the cable pulley 86 restricts the conductive cable 14 from moving along the second direction D2 at a position relatively close to the proximal end of the conductive cable 14.
- the cable pulley 86 and the cable slot 25 are used to simultaneously hold the conductive cable 14 in place, which is conducive to keeping the conductive cable 14 in a smooth posture, so as to avoid interference between the conductive cable 14 and the transmission mechanism when the wrist mechanism moves.
- the first direction D1 is perpendicular to the second pivot axis PA2.
- the surgical instrument 100 forms an elongated structure extending along the first direction D1
- the base assembly 40, the first pivot assembly 30, the second pivot assembly 20 and the actuator assembly 10 are generally arranged in sequence from the proximal end to the distal end along the first direction D1.
- the first direction D1 can also be understood as the longitudinal axis direction of the end actuator 90.
- the second flexible transmission assembly 70 is configured as a driving cable (such as a steel wire rope, a tungsten wire rope, etc.), which is connected to the second terminal 73 and connected to the second base 21 through the second terminal 73.
- a driving cable such as a steel wire rope, a tungsten wire rope, etc.
- the second flexible transmission assembly 70 Rotating around the second pivot axis PA2, that is, realizing the yaw rotation of the end effector 90.
- the second terminal 73 is tightly fixed to the second base 21, so that the second base 21 can move synchronously with the second terminal 73.
- Using a drive cable to realize the rotation (swing) of the second pivot assembly 20 is conducive to reducing the size of the surgical instrument 100.
- the second flexible transmission assembly 70 includes a first cable portion 71 and a second cable portion 72.
- the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 are respectively located on both sides of the second pivot shaft 22 in the radial direction.
- the extension track of the first cable portion 71 in the second pivot assembly 20 and the extension track of the second cable portion 72 in the second pivot assembly 20 are located in the same plane (first plane), and the first plane is perpendicular to the second pivot axis PA2 and is located outside the cable slot 25.
- the second flexible transmission assembly 70 is arranged outside the cable slot 25 to reduce interference with the conductive cable 14.
- the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 can be two parts of the same cable, that is, as shown in the embodiment, the second terminal 73 is arranged in the middle of the same driving cable, so that the parts of the same driving cable located on both sides of the second terminal 73 form the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72.
- first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 are two cables that are not connected to each other, that is, the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 are two independent driving cables, each having a terminal and fixed to the second base 21 through their respective terminals.
- the extension track of the first cable portion 71 in the second pivot assembly 20 is located in the first plane
- the extension track of the second cable portion 72 in the second pivot assembly 20 is located in the second plane
- the first plane and the second plane are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the second pivot axis PA2
- the cable through groove 25 is located between the first plane and the second plane.
- the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 are two cables that are not connected to each other, that is, the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 are two independent driving cables, each having a terminal, and fixed to the second base 21 through their respective terminals.
- the first plane and the second plane may be coplanar with the two third side surfaces 28B of the second base 21. That is, the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 are connected to the same one of the two third side surfaces 28B; or the first cable portion 71 is connected to one of the two third side surfaces 28B, and the second cable portion 72 is connected to the other of the two third side surfaces 28B.
- the third side 28B of the second base 21 is provided with a second wire groove 24 for guiding the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72.
- the second wire groove 24 is configured as a circular arc groove (with a central angle of at least 180 degrees) with the second rotation axis PA2 as the axis, and the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 extend along both sides of the circular arc.
- the second terminal 73 is provided to the third side 28B.
- the outer surface of the second base 21 corresponding to the second arc surface 23 facilitates the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 to be routed from both sides of the second pivot shaft 22 in the radial direction.
- the two third side surfaces 28B are respectively provided with wire grooves (not shown) to respectively guide the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72. In this way, the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 are respectively connected to the two third side surfaces 28B.
- first plane and the second plane may not be coplanar with the two third side surfaces 28B of the second base 21 , but may be closer to the cable through groove 25 than the two third side surfaces 28B.
- the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 extend from the second pivot assembly all the way to the base assembly 40, with a long travel distance. In order to enable the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 to be in a stable position, the present application further clamps the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 through pulleys.
- the surgical instrument 100 further includes a first pulley 81 and a second pulley 82, which are used to guide the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72, respectively.
- the first pulley 81 and the second pulley 82 are both pivotally connected to the base assembly 40 around the first pivot axis PA1.
- the first pulley 81 and the second pulley 82 are both sleeved on the first pivot shaft 44A, and the two are spaced apart along the first pivot axis PA1 on the first pivot shaft 44A.
- the first cable portion 71 is wound around the first pulley 81, and the second cable portion 72 is wound around the second pulley 82, so that the first pulley 81 has a positioning and guiding effect on the direction of the first cable portion 71, and the second pulley 82 has a positioning and guiding effect on the direction of the second cable portion 72.
- the winding direction of the first cable portion 71 on the first pulley 81 is opposite to the winding direction of the second cable portion 72 on the second pulley 82, so as to prevent the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 from pulling the first pivot assembly 30 to a stop when the end effector 90 pitches and rotates, causing it to be unable to move.
- the cable pulley 86 is located between the first pulley 81 and the second pulley 82.
- the cable pulley 86 and the second pulley 82 are respectively located on both sides of the connecting arm 37, that is, the cable pulley 86 is located between the first pulley 81 and the connecting arm 37.
- the surgical instrument 100 further includes a third pulley 83, which is pivotally connected to the base assembly 40 around a third pivot axis PA3.
- the base assembly 40 is provided with a third pivot axis 44B.
- the two support arms 48 of the base assembly 40 are respectively provided with second through holes 49B, the two second through holes 49B are aligned in the first direction D1, and the two ends of the third pivot axis 44B are respectively connected to the two second through holes 49B, so that the third pivot axis 44B is stably set to the base assembly 40.
- the third pivot axis 44B has a third pivot axis PA3, and the third pivot axis PA3 is parallel to the first pivot axis PA1.
- the third pulley 83 The first pivot axis PA1 and the third pivot axis PA3 can define a third plane.
- the first cable portion 71 is wound around the first pulley 81 on one side of the third plane and around the third pulley 83 on the other side of the third plane.
- the first cable portion 71 is positioned by two pulleys on both sides of the third plane. When the end effector 90 is pitched, the first cable portion 71 will not fall off the first pulley 81 and the third pulley 83, making the position of the first cable portion 71 more stable.
- the first cable portion 71 since the first cable portion 71 has a long travel from the second wire groove 24 of the second base 21 to the first pulley 81, the first cable portion 71 can be further limited in this travel by the seat plate 35 of the first base 31. Specifically, a through hole can be provided in the seat plate 35 for the first cable portion 71 to pass through. In this way, due to the limitation of the first cable portion 71 by the seat plate 35, when the end effector 90 is pitching and rotating, the first cable portion 71 is always aligned with the wire groove of the first pulley 81.
- the surgical instrument 100 further includes a fourth pulley 84, which is connected to the first pivot assembly 30.
- the axis PA4 of the fourth pulley 84 is fixed relative to the first pivot assembly 30, that is, the fourth pulley 84 can move with the first pivot assembly 30; at the same time, the fourth pulley 84 can also rotate relative to the first pivot assembly 30 around the axis PA4.
- the axis PA4 of the fourth pulley 84 is parallel to the first pivot axis PA1.
- the first pivot axis PA1 and the axis PA4 of the fourth pulley 84 can define a fourth plane.
- the second cable portion 72 is wound around the fourth pulley 84 on one side of the fourth plane and around the second pulley 82 on the other side of the fourth plane.
- the second cable portion 72 is positioned by two pulleys on both sides of the fourth plane. When the end effector 90 is pitched, the second cable portion 72 will not fall off the second pulley 82 and the fourth pulley 84, so that the position of the second cable portion 72 is more stable.
- the fourth pulley 84 is provided to the connecting arm 37 , and the pulley cap 33 is connected to the connecting arm 37 to define the axial position of the fourth pulley 84 .
- the connecting arm 37 includes a first side surface 37A and a second side surface 37B that are opposite to each other and are transverse to (perpendicular to) the first pivot axis.
- the first flexible transmission assembly 60 is connected to the first side surface 37A of the connecting arm 37.
- the first pulley 81 and the cable pulley 86 are arranged on the same side of the connecting arm 37, that is, the side facing the first side surface 37A.
- the fourth pulley 84 and the second pulley 82 are arranged on the same side of the connecting arm 37, that is, the side facing the second side surface 37B.
- the connecting arm 37 physically isolates the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 to prevent the two from interfering with each other.
- the first cable portion 71 is directed along the second cable groove 24, the first sliding The first cable portion 71 is guided by the pulley 81, the third pulley 83 and the through hole on the base bottom plate 46.
- the end effector 90 is configured such that, when the first pivot assembly 30 is located at a neutral position relative to the base assembly 40, the first cable portion 71 extends from the second cable groove 24 of the second pivot assembly 20 to the first pulley 81 along the first direction D1, then bends and turns from the first pulley 81 to pass through the third plane and then wraps around the third pulley 83, and then extends from the third pulley along the first direction D1 to the through hole on the base bottom plate 46 of the base assembly 40.
- This configuration enables, during the pitch and yaw rotations of the end effector 90, the section of the first cable portion 71 extending from the outlet position of the second cable groove 24 (the position leaving the second cable groove 24) to the through hole on the base bottom plate 46 of the base assembly 40 is always located in a fifth plane parallel to both the first direction D1 and the third direction D3.
- This allows the first cable portion 71 to extend smoothly without interference (for example, without interference from the groove wall of the second wire groove 24 and/or the groove wall of the pulley groove of the first pulley 81 ), which is beneficial to the stabilization of the force on the first cable portion 71 .
- the wire groove extension track of the first pulley 81 is coplanar with the wire groove extension track of the third pulley 83, and the plane is tangent to the arc of the second wire groove 24, so that the first cable portion 71 extends in the same plane to the greatest extent, which is conducive to keeping the first cable portion 71 smooth.
- the direction of the second cable portion 72 is guided by the second cable groove 24, the fourth pulley 84, the second pulley 82 and the through hole on the base bottom plate 46.
- the end effector 90 is configured such that, when the first pivot assembly 30 is located at a neutral position relative to the base assembly 40, the second cable portion 72 extends from the second cable groove 24 of the second pivot assembly 20 to the fourth pulley 84 along the first direction D1, then bends from the fourth pulley 84 to pass through the fourth plane and then wraps around the second pulley 82, and then extends from the second pulley 82 along the first direction D1 to the through hole on the base bottom plate 46 of the base assembly 40.
- This configuration enables, during the pitch and yaw rotations of the end effector 90, the section of the second cable portion 72 extending from the outlet position (the position leaving the second cable groove 24) of the second cable groove 24 to the through hole on the base bottom plate 46 of the base assembly 40 is always located in a sixth plane parallel to both the first direction D1 and the third direction D3.
- This allows the second cable portion 72 to extend smoothly without interference (for example, without interference from the groove wall of the second wire groove 24 and/or the groove wall of the pulley groove of the fourth pulley 84), which is beneficial to the force stability of the second cable portion 72.
- the fifth plane and the sixth plane are parallel and spaced apart, so that the first cable portion 71 and the second cable portion 72 will not interfere with each other.
- the sizes and positions of the second wire groove 24, the fourth pulley 84 and the second pulley 82 need to match.
- the wire groove extension track of the second pulley 82 is coplanar, and the plane is tangent to the arc of the second wire groove 24, so that the second cable portion 72 extends in the same plane to the greatest extent, which is conducive to keeping the second cable portion 72 smooth.
- first pivot axis 44A and the third pivot axis 44B are arranged along the first direction D1.
- the first pivot axis 44A can be located above the third pivot axis 44B, or below the third pivot axis 44B.
- the first pivot axis 44A and the third pivot axis 44B can have the same structure.
- the first pulley 81, the second pulley 82 and the third pulley 83 can be configured as the same pulley.
- the conductive cable 14 is positioned by the cable pulley 86, and the cable pulley 86 is sleeved on the first pivot shaft 44A, so that the conductive cable 14 passes through one side of the third pivot shaft 44B.
- the third pivot shaft 44B is also sleeved with a shaft sleeve 43 for contacting the conductive cable 14.
- the shaft sleeve 43 can rotate around the third pivot shaft 44B, thereby minimizing the friction with the conductive cable 14.
- the shaft sleeve 43 can also limit the third pulley 83 in the second direction D2 (or along the third pivot axis PA3).
- the first flexible transmission assembly 60 is also configured as a drive cable.
- the first flexible transmission assembly 60 includes a third cable portion 61 and a fourth cable portion 62.
- the third cable portion 61 and the fourth cable portion 62 are the same drive cable
- the first terminal 63 is arranged in the middle of the drive cable, so that the drive cable is divided into two parts, the third cable portion 61 and the fourth cable portion 62.
- the first terminal 63 is arranged to the connection portion 31A of the first base 31 (as shown in FIG. 3).
- the first terminal 63 is tightly matched with the connection portion 31A, so that the first base 31 can move synchronously with the first terminal 63.
- the first pivot assembly 30 rotates, that is, the pitch rotation of the end effector 90 is realized.
- the third cable portion 61 and the fourth cable portion 62 are two cables that are not connected to each other, that is, the third cable portion 61 and the fourth cable portion 62 are two independent drive cables, each having a terminal, and fixed to the first base 31 through their respective terminals.
- connection portion 31A is provided to the connection arm 37.
- connection portion 31A and the first pivot shaft 44A are aligned along the first direction D1.
- the third cable portion 61 and the fourth cable portion 62 are respectively located on both sides of the first pivot shaft 44A in the radial direction.
- the connecting arm 37 is provided with a first wire groove 34 for guiding the third cable portion 61 and the fourth cable portion 62.
- the first wire groove 34 is located on the first side surface 37A of the connecting arm 37.
- the wire groove 34 is configured as an arc-shaped groove (with a central angle of at least 180 degrees) with the first pivot axis PA1 as an axis, and the third cable portion 61 and the fourth cable portion 62 extend along both sides of the arc.
- the connecting portion 31A is adjacent to the first wire groove 34 .
- the base assembly 40 (specifically, the base bottom plate 46) is provided with through holes for respectively passing the third cable portion 61 and the fourth cable portion 62.
- the directions of the third cable portion 61 and the fourth cable portion 62 are determined by the through holes on the first wire groove 34 and the base bottom plate 46.
- the actuator 10 further includes an insulating sleeve 12 and a sealing ring 13.
- the electrode component 11 is fixed to the insulating sleeve 12 (for example, by means of glue or thread).
- the second base 21 is also fixed to the insulating sleeve 12 (for example, by means of glue or thread), thereby connecting the second pivot assembly 20 to the actuator 10.
- the insulating sleeve 12 is used to prevent the arc of the electrode component 11 from damaging the second base 21 during the discharge process, and there are certain requirements for the arc resistance of its material.
- the sealing ring 13 is arranged at the position where the conductive cable 14 is connected to the electrode component 11, and plays a certain waterproof role at the fixing place of the conductive cable 14, so as to prevent other liquids from entering the fixing place of the cable during the use and cleaning of the instrument, so as to cause a short circuit or unclean cleaning, resulting in damage to the instrument or injury to the patient or operator.
- the inner wall of the cable through hole 26 is provided with an annular step surface 26A for clamping the sealing ring 13.
- the surgical instrument 100 further includes a shaft tube 50.
- the end effector 90 is provided to the distal end of the shaft tube 50.
- the proximal end of the shaft tube 50 is connected to a driving device, and the first flexible transmission assembly 60 and the second flexible transmission assembly 70 are connected to the driving device through the hollow portion of the shaft tube 50, so that the driving device can drive the flexible transmission assemblies 60 and 70 to drive the pivot assemblies 20 and 30 to rotate.
- the conductive cable 14 is mechanically connected to the driving device at the rear end of the surgical instrument 100 , so that the conductive cable 14 can be released and retracted.
- the conductive cable 14 needs to be released and reeled in.
- the driving device reels in the conductive cable 14 to reduce the length of the conductive cable 14 extending out of the base bottom plate 46, thereby ensuring that the conductive cable 14 does not escape from the cable pulley 86.
- the end effector 90 is rotated toward the inside of the paper, the cable is released to reduce the pulling force on the conductive cable 14.
- the conductive cable 14 can be driven to be released and retracted at the same time as the fourth cable portion 62.
- the conductive cable 14 and the fourth cable portion 62 can be bound in the shaft tube 50 so that the fourth cable portion 62 drives the conductive cable 14 to move synchronously.
- the cable pulley 86 is arranged adjacent to the first wire groove 34, which is conducive to driving the release and retraction of the conductive cable 14 and the fourth cable portion 62 at the same time. It can be understood that in other examples not shown, the conductive cable 14 and the fourth cable portion 62 are driven to be released and retracted at the same time.
- the cable 14 may also be guided to the other side of the cable pulley 86 , and the conductive cable 14 and the third cable portion 61 may be driven to be retracted and released simultaneously.
- the conductive cable 14 can be driven to be released and retracted at the same time as the first cable part 71.
- the conductive cable 14 and the first cable part 71 can be bound in the shaft tube 50 so that the first cable part 71 drives the conductive cable 14 to move synchronously.
- the conductive cable 14 may also be guided to the other side of the guide wheel 87 , and in this case the conductive cable 14 and the second cable portion 62 may be driven to be retracted and released simultaneously.
- the base assembly 40 is provided to the distal end of the shaft tube 50.
- the shaft tube 50 extends straight along the first direction D1, and the support body 47 is connected to the shaft tube 50.
- the support body 47 is bonded to the shaft tube 50, so that the airtightness of the surgical instrument 100 can be ensured at the same time.
- the shaft tube 50 includes a support tube 51 and an insulating jacket 52.
- the support tube 51 is used to connect with the base assembly 40.
- the insulating jacket 52 is sleeved or coated on the outer circumference of the support tube 51.
- the support tube 51 is made of, for example, a relatively high-strength rigid material to play a supporting role.
- the insulating jacket 52 is made of an insulating material to prevent the support tube 51 from directly contacting the human body and causing electric shock injury.
- the shaft tube 50 can be made entirely of a hard insulating material such as a fiberglass tube or a plastic tube.
- the surgical instrument 100 includes a sealing pad 85, which is disposed in the support body 47 and connected (e.g., bonded) to the base bottom plate 46.
- the sealing pad 85 is provided with a through hole, which is correspondingly arranged with the through hole of the base bottom plate 46, so that the cable of the first flexible transmission assembly 60, the cable of the second flexible transmission assembly 70 and the conductive cable 14 can pass through the sealing pad.
- the through hole of the sealing pad 85 has a certain interference with the drive cable and the conductive cable to ensure sealing and prevent the solution from entering the instrument tube from the front end.
- the surgical instrument provided by the conductive cable, the first flexible transmission component, and the second flexible transmission component are arranged to ensure the strength of the cable and each component, and to ensure the normal use and life of the surgical instrument.
- the miniaturization of the surgical instrument is achieved, especially the radial dimension can be reduced to 5mm or even 4mm, which is currently the largest size of surgical instruments. A breakthrough in the field.
- the second aspect of the embodiment of the present application provides a surgical robot.
- the surgical robot according to the embodiment of the present application includes a robotic arm and the above-mentioned surgical instrument 100.
- the surgical instrument 100 is detachably connected to the robotic arm.
- the robotic arm has multiple degrees of freedom of movement, so that the surgical instrument 100 can be manipulated to perform surgical operations more flexibly.
- a driving device (such as a motor) is provided on the robotic arm, and the transmission mechanism of the surgical instrument 100 is mechanically connected to the driving device, so that the end effector 90 can be driven by the driving device to perform yaw rotation and/or pitch rotation.
- the surgical robot according to the present application includes all the features and effects of the surgical instrument according to the present application.
- attachment or “attached” as used herein include: a configuration where an element is directly secured to another element by being directly secured to the other element; a configuration where an element is indirectly secured to another element by being secured to an intermediate member which in turn is secured to the other element; and a configuration where one element is integral with another element, i.e., one element is substantially a part of the other element.
- This definition also applies to words with similar meanings such as “connect,” “connect,” “couple,” “mount,” “bond,” “fix,” and their derivatives.
- degrees such as “substantially,” “approximately,” and “approximately” as used herein represent the amount of deviation that modifies the term such that the end result will not be significantly changed.
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- 一种手术器械,其特征在于,包括末端执行装置,所述末端执行装置包括:底座组件;第一枢转组件,围绕第一枢转轴线可枢转地连接至所述底座组件;第一柔性传动组件,连接至所述第一枢转组件,用于驱动所述第一枢转组件围绕所述第一枢转轴线相对于所述底座组件枢转;第二枢转组件,围绕第二枢转轴线可枢转地连接至所述第一枢转组件,所述第二枢转轴线与所述第一枢转轴线不平行;第二柔性传动组件,连接至所述第二枢转组件,用于驱动所述第二枢转组件围绕所述第二枢转轴线相对于所述第一枢转组件枢转;和执行组件,连接至所述第二枢转组件,所述执行组件包括电极部件和导电线缆,所述导电线缆用于为所述电极部件供电,所述导电线缆延伸穿过所述第二枢转组件、所述第一枢转组件和所述底座组件,其中,所述第二枢转组件的远离所述电极部件的一端开设有线缆通槽,所述导电线缆可活动地容纳在所述线缆通槽内,所述线缆通槽朝向所述电极部件延伸、并至少由垂直于所述第二枢转轴线的相对的两个第一壁面和横向于所述第一壁面的第二壁面限定,所述第二枢转轴线延伸穿过所述两个第一壁面。
- 根据权利要求1所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第二壁面与所述电极部件位于所述第二枢转轴线的同一侧。
- 根据权利要求1或2所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第二枢转组件在靠近所述电极部件的一端还开设有线缆通孔,所述线缆通孔与所述线缆通槽连通,所述导电线缆延伸穿过所述线缆通槽进入所述线缆通孔,所述第二壁面具有第三弧形面、并经由所述第三弧形面过渡至所述线缆通孔的内壁,所述第三弧形面具有与所述第三壁面平行的第三圆弧线,所述第三弧形面用于在所述第二枢转组件相对于所述第一枢转组件枢转时引导所述导电线缆。
- 根据权利要求3所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第三弧形面与所述线缆通孔的内壁相切。
- 根据权利要求3或4所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第三弧形面的远离所述线缆通孔的一端延伸至所述线缆通槽的开口处。
- 根据权利要求1至5任一项所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第二枢转组件在远离所述电极部件的端面具有第二弧形面,所述第二弧形面以所述第二枢转轴线为轴线,所述第二弧形面具有与所述第一壁面平行的第二圆弧线,所述线缆通槽的开口沿着所述第二圆弧线至少延伸至所述第二圆弧线的两端。
- 根据权利要求6所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第二圆弧线的圆心角大于或等于180°。
- 根据权利要求6或7所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述线缆通槽的开口沿着所述第二圆弧线延伸超过所述第二圆弧线的两端。
- 根据权利要求1至8任一项所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述两个第一壁面之间的距离与所述导电线缆的直径匹配。
- 根据权利要求1至9任一项所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第一枢转轴线垂直于所述第二枢转轴线。
- 根据权利要求1至10任一项所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第二柔性传动组件包括第一线缆部和第二线缆部,用于分别驱动所述第二枢转组件绕所述第二枢转轴线在相反的方向转动。
- 根据权利要求11所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第一线缆部在所述第二枢转组件中的延伸轨迹和所述第二线缆部在所述第二枢转组件中的延伸轨迹位于第一平面内,所述第一平面垂直于所述第二枢转轴线,所述第一平面位于所述线缆通槽之外。
- 根据权利要求11所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第一线缆部在所述第二枢转组件中的延伸轨迹位于第一平面内,所述第二线缆部在所述第二枢转组件中的延伸轨迹位于第二平面内,所述第一平面和所述第二平面相互平行且垂直于所述第二枢转轴线,所述线缆通槽位于所述第一平面和第二平面之间。
- 根据权利要求11至13任一项所述的手术器械,其特征在于,还包括:第一滑轮,围绕所述第一枢转轴线可枢转地连接至所述底座组件;和第二滑轮,围绕所述第一枢转轴线可枢转地连接至所述底座组件,所述第二滑轮与所述第一滑轮沿所述第一枢转轴线间隔开,其中,所述第一线缆部由所述第一滑轮引导,所述第二线缆部由所述第二滑轮引导,所述第一线缆部在所述第一滑轮上的缠绕方向与所述第二 线缆部在所述第二滑轮上的缠绕方向相反。
- 根据权利要求14所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述底座组件的纵轴线沿第一方向延伸,所述第一枢转轴线垂直于所述第一方向,且当所述第一枢转组件相对于所述底座组件位于中立位置时,所述第二枢转轴线垂直于所述第一方向。
- 根据权利要求15所述的手术器械,其特征在于,还包括第三滑轮,所述第三滑轮绕第三枢转轴线可枢转地连接至所述底座组件,所述第三枢转轴线平行于所述第一枢转轴线,所述第一枢转轴线与所述第三枢转轴线确定第三平面,其中,所述第一线缆部在所述第三平面的一侧绕于所述第一滑轮上,在所述第三平面的另一侧绕于所述第三滑轮上。
- 根据权利要求16所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述末端执行装置构造为使得,当所述第一枢转组件相对于所述底座组件位于中立位置时,所述第一线缆部从所述第二枢转组件沿所述第一方向延伸至所述第一滑轮,并从所述第三滑轮沿所述第一方向延伸至所述底座组件。
- 根据权利要求15至17任一项所述的手术器械,其特征在于,还包括第四滑轮,所述第四滑轮连接至所述第一枢转组件,所述第四滑轮的轴线平行于所述第一枢转轴线,所述第一枢转轴线与所述第四滑轮的轴线确定第四平面,其中,所述第二线缆部在所述第四平面的一侧绕于所述第四滑轮上,在所述第四平面的另一侧绕于所述第二滑轮上。
- 根据权利要求18所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述末端执行装置构造为使得,当所述第一枢转组件相对于所述底座组件位于中立位置时,所述第二线缆部从所述第二枢转组件沿所述第一方向延伸至所述第四滑轮,并从所述第二滑轮沿所述第一方向延伸至所述底座组件。
- 根据权利要求18或19所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第一枢转组件包括第一底座,所述第一底座包括:座板,平行于所述第一枢转轴线和所述第二枢转轴线延伸,所述座板设置有用于供所述第一线缆部和所述导电线缆穿过的通孔;支撑臂,连接至所述座板的朝向所述第二枢转组件的一侧、并垂直于所述座板延伸,所述支撑臂用于支撑和连接所述第二枢转组件;和连接臂,连接至所述座板的朝向所述底座组件的一侧、并垂直于所述 座板延伸,所述连接臂用于可枢转地连接至所述底座组件。
- 根据权利要求20所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述连接臂包括横向于所述第一枢转轴线的相背离的第一侧面和第二侧面,所述第一柔性传动组件连接至所述连接臂的第一侧面,所述导电线缆穿过所述座板后设置在所述第一侧面所朝向的一侧。
- 根据权利要求21所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第一滑轮设置在所述第一侧面所朝向的一侧,所述第二滑轮和所述第四滑轮设置在所述第二侧面所朝向的一侧。
- 根据权利要求22所述的手术器械,其特征在于,还包括线缆滑轮,所述线缆滑轮绕所述第一枢转轴线可转动地连接至所述底座组件,且位于所述第一滑轮与所述连接臂之间,所述导电线缆由所述线缆滑轮引导。
- 根据权利要求1至23中任一项所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第一柔性传动组件包括第三线缆部和第四线缆部,用于分别驱动所述第一枢转组件绕所述第一枢转轴线在相反的方向转动。
- 根据权利要求24所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述导电线缆构造成能够随所述第轴线三线缆部或所述第四线缆部同步运动。
- 根据权利要求1至24中任一项所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述线缆通槽内设置有导向面,所述导向面围绕所述第二枢转轴线延伸,且当所述第二枢转组件相对于所述第一枢转组件位于中立位置时,所述导电线缆绕于所述导向面上。
- 根据权利要求26所述的手术器械,其特征在于,第二枢转组件还包括导向轮,所述导向轮围绕所述第二枢转轴线可转动地安装至所述线缆通槽内,所述导向面包括所述导向轮的外周表面。
- 根据权利要求26或27所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述第二柔性传动组件包括第一线缆部和第二线缆部,用于分别驱动所述第二枢转组件绕所述第二枢转轴线在相反的方向转动,所述导电线缆构造成能够随所述第一线缆部或所述第二线缆部同步运动。
- 根据权利要求1至28中任一项所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述导电线缆与所述电极部件连接的部位设置有密封件。
- 根据权利要求1至29中任一项所述的手术器械,其特征在于,还包括轴管,所述末端执行装置设置至所述轴管的远端部,其中,所述末端执行装置与所述轴管之间设置有密封件。
- 根据权利要求30所述的手术器械,其特征在于,所述轴管包括:支撑管,用于连接至所述底座组件;和绝缘外套,由绝缘材料制成,套设或涂覆在所述支撑管的外周。
- 一种手术机器人,其特征在于,包括:机械臂;和根据权利要求1至31中任一项所述的手术器械,所述手术器械可拆卸地连接至所述机械臂。
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