System for disconnetably mounting an endoscope sheath with an en

Details System for disconnetably mounting an endoscope sheath with an en System for disconnetably mounting an endoscope sheath with an en

1988-06-02

1990-05-01

Hindenburg, Max

Surgery

Instruments

Light application

A61B 1736

Patent

active

049209612

ABSTRACT:
A sheath is provided having a tube and a latch receptacle for removably connecting the sheath with a cooperating working element. The latch receptacle is static and has means for receiving at least a portion of a movable latch of the working element such that the latch receptacle can be disconnected from the working element without touching the sheath. A continuous flow resectoscope sheath assembly may also be provided with both an inlet post and an outlet post on the outer sheath portion.

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