Elongated-member-driving apparatus – With means to assemble plural pieces of work
Patent
1982-05-25
1984-12-25
Thaler, Michael H.
Elongated-member-driving apparatus
With means to assemble plural pieces of work
128334R, 128337, 411472, 227 83, 227DIG1, A61B 1710
Patent
active
044898754
ABSTRACT:
An improved, self-centering surgical staple is disclosed. Engaging members are located on the base portion of the staple. During forming (bending) of the staple on the anvil, the engaging members engage the forming mechanisms (i.e., the shoulders of the anvil or the twin heads of the pusher) to center the staple on the anvil so that the legs will be embedded in the tissue at the same depth.
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Crawford John O.
Gravener Roy D.
Gilbert Stephen P.
Nathan John E.
Thaler Michael H.
United States Surgical Corporation
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