Flexible tubular channel with external supporting ridges

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604282, 138121, 138122, A61M 2500

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051259095

ABSTRACT:
A tubular channel usable in endoscopy for flexible auxiliary instruments such as forceps, electrodes and the like to be passed through, in which structuring of the outer wall face by means of a plurality of radial grooves is employed to obtain high flexibility on the one hand and on the other hand a cross-sectional strength which improves its resistance to collapse when suction is applied and also to internal pressure.

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