Pistol-grip vacuum soft tissue biopsy device

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052131106

ABSTRACT:
A soft tissue biopsy device provided with a piston retraction mechanism designed as a pistol-grip handle for developing a suction chamber within a housing as the piston slides therein. The suction reaches the cannula tip as it is withdrawn, drawing tissue into a depression on an exposed stylet. When the piston retraction mechanism reaches a preset cam limit point, it automatically releases the piston, which is shot forward and restored to its position in the housing by vacuum-spring action. Thus, the cannula slides quickly over the stylet, cutting the tissue and retaining it in the depression. The entire procedure is performed by a single-handed operation. The inventive biopsy device is designed with a piston and housing which are relatively large in comparison to the cannula diameter. Thus, with initial retraction of the piston, a relatively large suction is developed in the cannula, drawing tissue therein and firmly seating it in the stylet depression.

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