Surgery – Instruments – Cutting – puncturing or piercing
Patent
1999-08-18
2000-08-15
Mancene, Gene
Surgery
Instruments
Cutting, puncturing or piercing
30 2, 30151, 30335, A61B 1732
Patent
active
061029246
ABSTRACT:
In performing cesarean section (c/section) surgery, and other surgery, a scalpel blade is used having a blunt and rounded edge to divide or separate tissue. In a cesarean section a scalpel with a sharp edge is first used to begin the uterine incision. A scalpel blade with a blunt and rounded edge is then used to continue the incision through the uterine wall to the amniotic cavity. The blunt edge scalpel blade reduces the possibility of lacerating the baby during delivery.
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Kobren Myles S.
Menzin Andrew W.
Gerber Eliort S.
Mancene Gene
Philogene Pedro
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