June 1, 2016, minimally invasive medical minimally invasive electrophysiological's Shanghai Medical Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "minimally invasive electrophysiology") FireMagic independent research and development with irrigated radiofrequency catheter ablation won China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA Approved for listing, the Columbus three-dimensional cardiac electrophysiology mapping system (hereinafter referred to as "Columbus System") for this product has also successfully obtained the CFDA registration certificate. So far, minimally invasive electrophysiological three-dimensional mapping and radiofrequency ablation for atrial fibrillation are complicated. The main platform of arrhythmia was successfully established, providing a holistic solution for the diagnosis and treatment of complex arrhythmias. The FireMagic cold saline perfusion radiofrequency ablation catheter combined with the Columbus system is primarily used in drug-refractory atrial fibrillation surgery. The FireMagic cold saline perfusion radiofrequency ablation catheter is equipped with a magnetic field positioning sensor. When used in conjunction with the Columbus system, the position of the catheter tip in the heart chamber and its direction of movement can be displayed in real time. The heart is multi-sampled in the heart chamber through the catheter tip. The three-dimensional anatomical configuration of the cavity, and then the navigation function of the Columbus system to find the lesion, to guide the doctor to linear and accurate point ablation, while improving the success rate of surgery, but also reduce the X-ray exposure of the surgeon. The design of the multi-sensor inside the FireMagic cold saline perfusion radiofrequency ablation catheter enables the Columbus system to display the image of the bendable segment of the catheter in real time. The doctor can more intuitively perceive and judge the state of the catheter in the body. In addition, the FireMagic cold saline perfusion radiofrequency ablation catheter is equipped with an open saline perfusion tube and is connected to the perfusion hole on the head electrode. During radiofrequency ablation, the ablation electrode is actively cooled by perfusion of physiological saline, and the temperature of the tip electrode is always Keeping it low can effectively reduce the risk of scarring and is therefore more effective and safer than traditional ablation catheters. The approved FireMagic cold saline perfusion radiofrequency ablation catheter includes 6-well perfusion (trade name: FireMagic Cool 3D) and a new type of microporous perfusion (trade name: FireMagic SuperCool 3D), where microporous perfusion is more uniform Cooling the ablation electrode reduces the perfusion flow in half of the procedure, which in turn reduces the patient's saline load. Mini-invasive electrophysiology building located in the Medical Valley Modern Business Park of Shanghai International Medical Park The FireMagic cold saline perfusion radiofrequency ablation catheter and its supporting Columbus system have been supported by the National 863 Program and the National Science and Technology Support Project Fund. The core technology has a number of invention patents and officially entered the special approval procedure for innovative medical devices in 2015. The FireMagic cold saline perfusion radiofrequency ablation catheter was CE certified in November 2013 and has been promoted in Dominica, Greece, Turkey, Spain and other countries with good clinical feedback. The approval of the CFDA for listing this time means that the product will officially enter the domestic market and bring good news to more Chinese patients. Zhejiang Haisheng Medical Device Co., Ltd , https://www.hisernmedical.com
