Elongated-member-driving apparatus – With means to assemble plural pieces of work
Patent
1983-08-26
1986-04-15
Bell, Paul A.
Elongated-member-driving apparatus
With means to assemble plural pieces of work
128334R, 227DIG1, A61B 1704
Patent
active
045822379
ABSTRACT:
A surgical stapler having a pivotable trigger in a housing and a cartridge of surgical staples, has a moving anvil which receives one staple at a time in its open configuration. A forming blade moves to engage and capture the staple between the forming blade and the anvil and drive the staple away from the cartridge allowing the user to see and place the points of the staple at a desired location on the tissue. Further movement of the forming blade pressing upon the top of the staple forces the staple legs to pierce and close joining adjacent edges of tissue. A detent prevents reversibility of the trigger and return of the staple after and the trigger reaches a pre-cock position, allowing the user to relax his hand while the staple remains exposed, until the trigger stroke is completed and the staple is closed and stripped from the anvil.
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Sette Paul R.
Storace Anthony
Bell Paul A.
Dainow J. David
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