Expandable anchor mechanism for use in endoscopic biopsy channel

Surgery – Means for introducing or removing material from body for... – Treating material introduced into or removed from body...

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604165, 604103, A61M 2500

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ABSTRACT:
An expandable anchor mechanism for tentatively fixing a flexible tubular section of a bioptic or surgical treating instrument inserted in a biopsy channel of an endoscopic insertion rod. During a bioptic or surgical treatment, a fore end portion of the treating instrument is fixedly gripped by the anchor mechanism to stabilize a movable operating member of the instrument which is protruded into a body cavity from the distal end of the biopsy channel. The anchor mechanism includes an anchor control means for remote-controlling an anchor member to and from an expanded state projecting into the biopsy channel to grip a treating instrument and a flatly contracted state permitting movements of the treating instrument in the biopsy channel.

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