Control switch device for an endoscope duct

Surgery – Endoscope – Having auxiliary channel

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600158, 200 1B, 200 5B, A61B 100

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059385898

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a control switch device in which in an endoscope using an electrical control switch to carry out duct control, the conventional operation sense is left, and the flow rate in a duct can be regulated securely. An air/water feed switch portion disposed in an endoscope control section is configured so that a push button, first piston body, and second piston body are moved vertically by using a spring member in an upper and lower support cylinders. The second piston body is operated with an operation stroke which is longer than the stroke of the first piston body, and both of these piston bodies turn on/off an air feed switch and a water feed switch. Also, a suction switch using a pressure-sensitive sensor is used, and this suction switch is turned on/off by the piston body. At this time, in the suction switch, the operation pressure of the push button is detected, and suction of flow rate according to the operation pressure is effected. Also, a plurality of piston bodies capable of being moved vertically with an operation stroke may be provided, and the corresponding switches may be pushed sequentially by these plural piston bodies to variably control the flow rate.

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