Elongated-member-driving apparatus – With means to assemble plural pieces of work
Patent
1983-12-09
1985-12-17
Bell, Paul A.
Elongated-member-driving apparatus
With means to assemble plural pieces of work
128334R, 227 88, 227DIG1, A61B 1704
Patent
active
045588104
ABSTRACT:
A surgical stapler for implanting and clinching staples in the body of a patient employs a reciprocally movable, retractable anvil and a reciprocally movable former for forming a staple about the end of the retractable anvil. A toggle is mounted in a stapler trigger which simultaneously actuates the former and toggle. The toggle removes the anvil end into and out of the path of the former whereby desired release of a formed staple from the anvil is assured following clinching of the staple ends.
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Brookes Malcolm J.
Kirk, III Karl D.
Mulhauser Paul J.
Spranger Douglas M.
Bell Paul A.
Richard-Allan Medical Industries, Inc.
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