Surgery – Instruments – Means for concretion removal
Patent
1991-10-24
1993-06-08
Aschenbrenner, Peter A.
Surgery
Instruments
Means for concretion removal
606206, 606114, A61B 1722
Patent
active
052174689
ABSTRACT:
A tissue retrieval apparatus for laparoscopic procedures includes a longitudinally extending tube having a tip end insertible into a patient. The tip end is formed to be radially expandable in response to withdrawal of tissue into the tip end of the tube. Tissue can be withdrawn into the tip end of the tube by using graspers or other devices that can be extended to engage and hold tissue. To reduce the possibility of contamination of healthy tissue, an elastic sheath is attached to cover the tip end of the tube. The elastic sheath is formed to radially expand in response to radial expansion of the tip end of the tube during withdrawal of tissue into the tip end of the tube.
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Aschenbrenner Peter A.
Mectra Labs, Inc.
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