Punch-biopsy apparatus with cannula-aiming device

Surgery – Truss – Pad

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050147170

ABSTRACT:
A punch biopsy apparatus with a cannula-aiming device has a trocar braced against the end of the punch at one extremity and formed with a finger guide for the finger of the surgeon at the opposite end. To adjust the effective length of the trocar and thereby precisely control the depth of penetration, the first extremity of the trocar is provided with a tapered guide allowing insertion of the cannula and the stylet passing therethrough. The guide is externally threaded and is surrounded by an internally threaded adjustment sleeve rotatable relative to the guide. At the other end of the adjustment sleeve a clamping nut secures the adjustment sleeve against the trocar tube once the effective length has been set.

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