Body cavity foreign matter capture instrument
The foreign matter capture instrument includes: a first manipulation wire; framework wire materials, the base end parts being coupled to a leading end part of the first manipulation wire, and the leading end parts being respectively bundled together; and a second manipulation wire which is coupled to the leading end parts of the framework wire materials, separates from the first manipulation wire extending toward the base end side of the first manipulation wire. By moving the first manipulation wire toward the leading end side relative to the second manipulation wire, the framework wire materials expand and configure a basket, and by further relatively moving the first manipulation wire toward the leading end side, the basket becomes shallower.
1. A body-cavity foreign object capturing device, including:
a first operation wire;
plural framework wire members, base end portions of which are coupled to a distal end portion of the first operation wire, and distal end portions of which are bundled together; and
a second operation wire which is coupled to the distal end portions of the plural framework wire members, which extend toward a base end of the first operation wire while being separated from the first operation wire, and which is operable independently from the first operation wire,
wherein the second operation wire has a curved shape as a free-state initial shape as viewed from an axial distal end side so as to include:
a distal end portion which is bent in an outer radial direction from a coupling portion with the plural framework wire members;
a bent portion which extends in a circumferential direction from the distal end portion while expanding; and
a curved portion which extends from the bent portion and returns toward the base end of the first operation wire while being gently curved.
2. The body-cavity foreign object capturing device of claim 1 , wherein the second operation wire is configured to:
expand in an outer radial direction by moving the second operation wire relative to the first operation wire toward the distal end; and
move to the distal end side with respect to the coupling portion between the distal ends of the plural framework wire members and the distal end of the second operation wire by relatively moving the second operation wire toward the distal end.
3. The body-cavity foreign object capturing device of claim 1 , wherein the framework wire members are configured to expand to form a basket by moving the first operation wire relative to the second operation wire toward the distal end, and a depth of the basket is reduced by relatively moving the first operation wire toward the distal end.
4. The body-cavity foreign object capturing device of claim 3 , wherein a resin membrane is disposed in a portion of the basket, and
wherein the portion of the basket ranges from a coupling portion between distal end portions of the plural framework wire members and a distal end portion of the second operation wire, to a portion where a diameter of the basket is maximally expanded.
5. The body-cavity foreign object capturing device of claim 4 , wherein the plural framework wire members are placed at predetermined intervals along a circumferential direction thereof in a state where the diameter of the basket is expanded,
wherein the second operation wire is configured by a single wire, and is placed in a position circumferentially opposed to a portion where the plural framework wire members are placed in the state where the diameter of the basket is expanded, and
wherein an interval between the second operation wire and one of the framework wire members which is closest to the second operation wire is wider than intervals among the plural framework wire members.
6. The body-cavity foreign object capturing device of claim 3 , wherein the plural framework wire members are placed at predetermined intervals along a circumferential direction thereof in a state where a diameter of the basket is expanded,
wherein the second operation wire is configured by a single wire, and is placed in a position circumferentially opposed to a portion where the plural framework wire members are placed in the state where the diameter of the basket is expanded, and
wherein an interval between the second operation wire and one of the framework wire members which is closest to the second operation wire is wider than intervals among the plural framework wire members.