Apparatus and method for intraoperatively performing surgery

Details Apparatus and method for intraoperatively performing surgery Apparatus and method for intraoperatively performing surgery

1997-10-17

1999-05-04

Jackson, Gary

Surgery

Instruments

Cutting, puncturing or piercing

604 22, A61B 1732

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and methods for intraoperatively performing surgery to create transmural channels in tissue, for example, as in transmyocardial revascularization, are provided using a device including a mechanical end effector and means for stabilizing the end effector in contact with the tissue. The end effector is adapted to cooperate with a source of suction to evacuate tissue severed during the channel forming process, and may optionally include an electrode for cauterizing the tissue surrounding the channel.

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