Sheath device for endoscope

Surgery – Truss – Perineal

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049915649

ABSTRACT:
A sheath device for an endoscope comprises a sheath which is inflatable with a gas that is pumped into the inside of the sheath to allow an insert tube of the endoscope to be covered. A sheath cover, formed in the shape of a tube, surrounds the sheath with a space left therebetween to control overinflation of the sheath. A portion of the sheath cover, that surrounds the distal end portion of the sheath, is tapered toward the distal end of the sheath cover. A gas supply passage is provided for supplying a gas into the sheath to inflate it, and a gas pressure control device is provided with a bleeder which communicates with the gas supply passage and opens upwardly to the atmosphere. A ball valve is placed on the bleeder from the upper side thereof to close it.

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