Catheter device comprising a separating device for retaining magnetic particles contained in a fluid and protection device for a functional element
A catheter device having a catheter ( 24 ) in which a rotating shaft ( 25 ) which is made at least partially from a magnetic material is arranged, and a separating device which contains an annular body ( 27 ) surrounding the rotating shaft and having a cavity containing a magnetic body ( 13 ′), the magnetic body being arranged downstream from a point at which the shaft ( 25 ) exits the catheter ( 24 ) which it surrounds with respect to the direction of flow of the fluid through the catheter.
1. A catheter device for holding back magnetic particles which are located in a fluid comprising:
a fluid transport channel, wherein fluid can be moved through the fluid transport channel in a throughflow direction and wherein the fluid transport channel comprises a reservoir for an intermediate storage of particles, wherein the reservoir is magnetically influenced such that metallic particles remain in the reservoir even when the fluid transport channel is subjected to throughflow; and
a magnetic separation device arranged with the fluid transport channel, wherein the magnetic separation device comprises at least one magnet which is separated from the fluid by a magnetically permeable solid matter layer.
2. A catheter device according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one magnet interacts exclusively with magnetic or magnetisable particles in the fluid in the fluid transport channel.
3. A catheter device according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one magnet is enveloped by the magnetically permeable solid matter layer and is arranged in the fluid transport channel such that fluid in the fluid transport channel will flow around the at least one magnet enveloped by the magnetically permeable solid matter layer.
4. A catheter device according to claim 3 , wherein the at least one magnet is designed as a cylinder having a length in a longitudinal direction of the fluid transport channel that is larger than a diameter of the cylinder, and which is arranged in a cylindrical section of the fluid transport channel.
5. A catheter device according to claim 4 , wherein magnetic field lines within the at least one magnet run transversely to a flow direction of the fluid in the fluid transport channel.
6. A catheter device according to claim 4 , wherein magnetic field lines within the at least one magnet run perpendicularly to the flow direction of the fluid.
7. A catheter device according to claim 3 , wherein the at least one magnet in the throughflow direction has a smaller extension than perpendicularly to the throughflow direction.
8. A catheter device according to claim 3 , wherein the at least one magnet is designed as a cuboid having a length in the longitudinal direction of the fluid transport channel that is larger than a diameter of the cuboid, and wherein the cuboid is arranged in a cylindrical section of the fluid transport channel.
9. A catheter device according to claim 1 wherein a ring body surrounds the fluid transport channel, wherein the fluid transport channel is configured for receiving a catheter with a throughflow channel, and wherein the at least one magnet is arranged in the ring body in a cavity situated next to the fluid transport channel.
10. A catheter device according to claim 9 , wherein the ring body is designed as one piece in the peripheral direction.
11. A catheter device according to claim 9 , wherein the ring body is interrupted at least once in the peripheral direction.
12. A catheter device according to claim 11 , wherein the ring body can be folded open for sticking onto a catheter.
13. A catheter device according to claim 1 , wherein the reservoir comprises two ends, wherein both are connected in a fluid-conducting manner to the fluid transport channel.
14. A catheter device according to claim 1 , wherein the reservoir is designed as a cross-sectional enlargement of the fluid transport channel which is spatially delimited.
15. A catheter device for holding back magnetic particles which are located in a fluid comprising:
a fluid transport channel, wherein fluid can be moved through the fluid transport channel in a throughflow direction and wherein the fluid transport channel comprises a reservoir for an intermediate storage of particles, wherein the reservoir comprises two ends, wherein both are connected in a fluid-conducting manner to the fluid transport channel; and
a magnetic separation device arranged with the fluid transport channel, wherein the magnetic separation device comprises at least one magnet which is separated from the fluid by a magnetically permeable solid matter layer.
16. A catheter device for holding back magnetic particles which are located in a fluid comprising:
a fluid transport channel, wherein fluid can be moved through the fluid transport channel in a throughflow direction and wherein the fluid transport channel comprises a reservoir for an intermediate storage of particles, wherein the reservoir is designed as a cross-sectional enlargement of the fluid transport channel which is spatially delimited; and
a magnetic separation device arranged with the fluid transport channel, wherein the magnetic separation device comprises at least one magnet which is separated from the fluid by a magnetically permeable solid matter layer.