System for aspirating and irrigating tract wounds

Details System for aspirating and irrigating tract wounds System for aspirating and irrigating tract wounds

2005-04-12

2005-04-12

Rodriguez, Cris L. (Department: 3763)

Surgery

Means or method for facilitating removal of non therapeutic...

C604S028000, C604S043000, C604S035000, C604S523000, C604S514000, C604S543000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06878142

ABSTRACT:
An improved suction and irrigation system for debriding a tract wound includes a suction and irrigation handpiece and a dual lumen suction and irrigation tip that is removably connectible to the handpiece. The tip has a flexible shaft and a connector for connecting the shaft to the handpiece. The flexibility of the shaft facilitates advancement of the shaft to the deepest part of the tract wound while also limiting further trauma to the wound.

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