Systems and methods for actively cooling ablation electrodes usi

Surgery – Instruments – Electrical application

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606 34, 606 41, 606 42, 607 99, 607102, 607105, 604 20, 600549, A61B 1736

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ABSTRACT:
Systems and methods for ablating body tissue using actively cooled electrodes deploy the electrode for contacting tissue to form a tissue-electrode interface. The systems and methods conduct ablation energy to the electrode for transmission by the electrode into tissue at the tissue-electrode interface. The systems and methods simultaneously cool the electrode while the electrode transmits ablation energy using a diode coupled to the electrode for conducting heat energy from the electrode in response to current flow from a current source.

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