Surgery – Instruments – Stereotaxic device
Patent
1997-08-21
1998-08-04
DeMille, Danton D.
Surgery
Instruments
Stereotaxic device
606108, 604264, 604280, 604164, 604116, A61B 1900, A61M 25088, A61M 2509
Patent
active
057887136
ABSTRACT:
A device for the percutaneous localization of a foreign object in a body has a base collar mount and one or more movable collar mounts all located on at least one perpendicular guide rail. The base collar mount has a guide-tube cannula affixed to it. A series of tubings and wire lengths extend through the guide-tube cannula as the movable collar mounts are advanced. As the tubings and wire are exposed from the guide-tube cannula, they assume their native curvature thus forming a compound trajectory for the insertion of a foreign object in a body.
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Dubach Mark
Nlevergelt Yves
DeMille Danton D.
University of Washington
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