Surgical instrument for cutting body tissue from a body area hav

Surgery – Truss – Pad

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A61F 1732

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ABSTRACT:
A surgical instrument and method for cutting and removing body tissue from a body area having a restricted space is provided. The cutter comprises an external cutting tube sized for insertion into the restricted space. The external tube has an opening therein with cutting edges thereon. An internal tube having an internal opening therein with cutting edges thereon is positioned within the external tube. The openings in the external and internal tubes are relatively oscillatingly movable to open to receive body tissue therethrough and to close to cut the body tissue. A vacuum is provided to draw the cut body tissue into and through the internal tube and out of the instrument.

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