Rechargeable battery adapted to be attached to orthopedic device

Details Rechargeable battery adapted to be attached to orthopedic device Rechargeable battery adapted to be attached to orthopedic device

1996-07-24

1998-08-11

Skapars, Anthony

Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus, product, and

Cell support for removable cell

Having switch or interlock means

429 98, 429 99, H01M 210

Patent

active

057925739

ABSTRACT:
A cordless drive assembly for driving various orthopedic surgical instruments is described. The drive assembly is battery powered and includes tracks in the handle portion of its housing for receiving the battery. A latch locks the battery to the housing.

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