| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 具有纱布阻挡件的带倒钩的缝合线及其方法 | CN201080039381.4 | 2010-08-24 | CN102481136B | 2015-07-08 | D·C·老林德; J·G·瑙罗基; D·L·弗曼; K·赫里斯托夫; J·T·伯金斯 |
| 本发明涉及一种外科缝合线(100)，其包括具有第一腿部(102)和第二腿部(104)的细长的芯部(106)、从芯部的第一腿部突出的第一组倒钩(108)、以及从芯部的第二腿部突出的第二组倒钩(110)。缝合线具有位于第一组倒钩和第二组倒钩之间的从芯部突出的阻挡件(114)以及围绕细长的芯部和阻挡件以用于加强缝合线的编织物(450)。缝合线包括纱布(440)，该纱布(440)具有从中延伸穿过的第一开口(438A)和第二开口(438B)，第一腿部延伸穿过第一纱布开口，第二腿部延伸穿过第二纱布开口，并且阻挡件在第一纱布开口和第二纱布开口之间延伸。 | ||||||
| 2 | 外科器械系统 | CN200680018068.6 | 2006-04-07 | CN101827627B | 2012-12-05 | J·W·沃格勒; R·P·吉尔; C·J·赫斯; W·B·韦森伯格; W·P·盖斯; M·A·默里; K·M·摩根 |
| 本发明提供了一种用于手辅助腹腔镜手术的外科器械系统。该系统具有能够保持多个外科器械的腹腔镜盘。外科器械系统中的其它元件包括用于设置在体腔中的储存囊、用于支承组织的装置、用于将组织重新定位在远离手术部位的装置和用于标记组织以规划外科事件的组织标记物。 | ||||||
| 3 | 具有纱布阻挡件的带倒钩的缝合线及其方法 | CN201080039381.4 | 2010-08-24 | CN102481136A | 2012-05-30 | D·C·老林德; J·G·瑙罗基; D·L·弗曼; K·赫里斯托夫; J·T·伯金斯 |
| 本发明涉及一种外科缝合线(100)，其包括具有第一腿部(102)和第二腿部(104)的细长的芯部(106)、从芯部的第一腿部突出的第一组倒钩(108)、以及从芯部的第二腿部突出的第二组倒钩(110)。缝合线具有位于第一组倒钩和第二组倒钩之间的从芯部突出的阻挡件(114)以及围绕细长的芯部和阻挡件以用于加强缝合线的编织物(450)。缝合线包括纱布(440)，该纱布(440)具有从中延伸穿过的第一开口(438A)和第二开口(438B)，第一腿部延伸穿过第一纱布开口，第二腿部延伸穿过第二纱布开口，并且阻挡件在第一纱布开口和第二纱布开口之间延伸。 | ||||||
| 4 | 腹腔镜戳孔关闭器 | CN201611055299.6 | 2016-11-25 | CN106388889A | 2017-02-15 | 郝迎学; 余佩武; 钟华 |
| 本发明公开了一种腹腔镜戳孔关闭器，属于医疗器械技术领域，包括杆筒以及设置在杆筒内的推杆、定块、滑块和缝针，定块与杆筒通过桥架相连接，推杆与杆筒同轴设置，推杆顶部连接有与杆筒同轴设置的线套，线套大口端上设有呈对称布置的第一弧形弯管和第二弧形弯管，滑块可滑动的套装在推杆上，滑块背离定块的一端设有拉杆，缝针为两个，由针尖和针杆组成，安装在滑块上，杆筒靠近口部的一端且沿其轴向开设有呈对称布置的两个条形孔。本发明关闭器可预置一线两针在杆筒内，工作状态下即可完成组织穿刺缝合，具有结构简单实用，使用方便、快捷、省力和可靠的优点；本发明关闭器可大大缩短穿刺器戳孔的缝合时间，并有效减少相关并发症。 | ||||||
| 5 | 组织固定装置 | CN201380043362.2 | 2013-08-20 | CN104582589A | 2015-04-29 | 丹尼尔·布鲁姆; 乔舒亚·施托佩克; 蒂莫西·萨金特; 尼古拉斯·马约里诺; 阿尔帕·德赛; 萨乌玛雅·班纳吉; 蒂莫西·弗莱文 |
| 一种组织固定装置，该装置包括在包括具有倒刺的环的远端部分和包括钝的尖端的近端部分之间延伸的伸长主体。根据用于预想应用的用途的组织固定装置要求的性能需求，以多种结构设置伸长主体、近端部分和远端部分。 | ||||||
| 6 | 外科器械系统 | CN200680018068.6 | 2006-04-07 | CN101827627A | 2010-09-08 | J·W·沃格勒; R·P·吉尔; C·J·赫斯; W·B·韦森伯格; W·P·盖斯; M·A·默里; K·M·摩根 |
| 本发明提供了一种用于手辅助腹腔镜手术的外科器械系统。该系统具有能够保持多个外科器械的腹腔镜盘。外科器械系统中的其它元件包括用于设置在体腔中的储存囊、用于支承组织的装置、用于将组织重新定位在远离手术部位的装置和用于标记组织以规划外科事件的组织标记物。 | ||||||
| 7 | 移动和拉伸整形组织的系统和方法 | CN02829580.3 | 2002-07-10 | CN1668249A | 2005-09-14 | 迈克尔·奥马利; 迈克尔·S·G·贝尔; 莱昂纳德·G·李; 蒂莫西·马克斯韦尔; 奥尔登·拉图; 詹姆斯·亨德森; 伯特·赖特斯马 |
| 一种使用动态力移动和拉伸整形组织的系统和方法。一种优选非反应性力施加元件可调节地附加到一个或更多组织附属结构上，从而将力施加元件紧固到整形组织上，提供一个自身调节系统，其能够在一定距离内产生相对稳定张力。 | ||||||
| 8 | 치료용 유체의 전달을 위한 능동 봉합사 | KR1020067011036 | 2004-12-03 | KR101226543B1 | 2013-01-28 | 시초키프랭크알.주니어. |
| 상처를 둘러싸는 조직으로 치료용 유체의 전달하고 상처를 선택적으로 봉합하도록 사용될 수 있는 능동 봉합사가 개시된다. 본 발명은 유효 분량의 약물 지지 용액의 전달을 가능하게 하여, 높은 레벨의 유체 전달 유량 제어를 제공한다. 능동 봉합사, 꼬인 봉합사, 개구, 수술, 상처 | ||||||
| 9 | 고정 수단을 갖는 봉합 기구 | KR1020127007692 | 2010-08-30 | KR1020120069697A | 2012-06-28 | 윤상진 |
| PURPOSE: A surgical suture instrument including a fixing member is provided to increase friction between a pushing plate and tissues by forming an uneven part on the surface of the pushing plate facing the tissues. CONSTITUTION: A shaft unit(200) connects a combination unit(100) and a suture unit(400). An operating unit(300) is located in the ends of one or more shafts of the shaft unit. The suture unit includes a support stand and a needle driving unit including a surgical needle. The support stand supports the tissues that are a suture target. A fixing unit fixes the tissues to the support stand. | ||||||
| 10 | 개선된 봉합물 | KR1020147026080 | 2012-12-13 | KR1020140127333A | 2014-11-03 | 더마니안그레고리; 구르잘라아난데브 |
| 의료 기기는 중공 관 봉합물에 부착된 수술용 바늘을 포함한다. 상기 봉합물은 체내로 도입 후에 상기 봉합물 속으로 조직 통합을 촉진하고 허용해서, 봉합물 당김을 방지하고 생체 적합성을 개선하는 거대기공 관형 벽으로 구성된다.
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| 11 | 이-방향성 유지장치 또는 단일-방향성 유지장치를 갖는 자가-유지 봉합사 | KR1020107025408 | 2009-04-14 | KR1020110003532A | 2011-01-12 | 고랄초욱,알렉세이; 드루베트스키,레브; 커밍스,제랄드,에프.; 헤르만,로버트,에이.; 나이마곤,알렉산더 |
| 본 명세서에서는 조직에 적용되는 시술용 봉합사, 및 이러한 봉합사의 형성 방법이 제공된다. 일부 봉합사는 각각이 두 방향으로 전개될 수 있으나, 일단 한 방향으로 전개되면 반대 방향으로의 움직임에 저항하는 이-방향성 유지장치들을 포함한다. 다른 봉합사는 원뿔 형상인 단일-방향성 유지장치들을 포함하고, 원뿔형의 유지장치의 가장자리 및/또는 각진 벽으로부터 뻗어있는 조직 맞물림 돌출부를 포함한다.
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| 12 | Bioabsorbable staples | US205421 | 1998-12-04 | US6090131A | 2000-07-18 | Robert J. Daley |
| The present invention reveals bioabsorbable staples and methods for tissue closure. The first type of staple is a one-piece bioabsorbable staple constructed of an elongate body and a locking mechanism, where the locking mechanism is made up of a retainer having an enclosed central tunnel and is located at the first end of the elongate body, and an arrow head or connector head located at the second end of the elongate body. The second type of staple is a two-piece staple for tissue closure constructed of a first elongate body having a leg connected to an arrow head at each end and a second elongate body having a retainer at each end, where each retainer contains an eyelet. Each method for tissue closure involves grasping and holding the tissue to be closed, forcing a bioabsorbable staple through the tissue, and locking the staple. | ||||||
| 13 | Bladder neck suspension procedure | US592497 | 1996-01-26 | US5860425A | 1999-01-19 | Theodore V. Benderev; Neil H. Naves; Mark J. Legome |
| The surgical treatment of stress urinary incontinence is disclosed. The disclosed methods include: 1) a technique of probe passage to avoid injuring the bladder and to provide a more accurate and reproducible capture of the pubocervical fascia lateral to the bladder neck and urethra, 2) anchor fixation of the suspending sutures to the pubic bone to decrease the risk of suture pull through from above and to decrease post-operative pain and 3) a simple and reproducible technique to set a limited tension of the suspending sutures. A description of these methods and results of procedures with some of these methods are disclosed. Novel drill guides, suture passers, suture tensioners, and various related tools and devices for use in the surgical method are also disclosed. | ||||||
| 14 | Suture and method for endoscopic surgery | US696684 | 1996-08-14 | US5683417A | 1997-11-04 | William I. Cooper |
| A suture for particular use in endoscopic surgery includes a distal end needle, a preferably braided suture body, and a bulbous proximal end. The method includes stitching the tissue, then passing the needle/distal end through the bulbous proximal end, where the body of the suture is held frictionally or adhesively under proper tension. | ||||||
| 15 | Surgical procedures | US416217 | 1995-04-04 | US5632753A | 1997-05-27 | Edward A. Loeser |
| A method of occluding a vessel including: cinching the vessel with a ligature comprising a flexible elongate base structure having a longitudinal axis, a needle end, and a second end, a collar for receiving a needle and affixed elongate base structure, positioned on the second end, and a node for interacting with the collar, the node positioned on the elongate base structure, between the needle and second ends, transverse to the longitudinal axis and having a proximal and a distal edge with respect to the needle end of the flexible elongate base structure, a portion of the node's proximal edge relative the needle end of the flexible elongate base structure being perpendicular to the elongate base structure's longitudinal axis. The method is ideally suited for performing a tubal (fallopian tube) ligation for reproductive control. In such a case, the fallopian tube is cinched sufficiently to block passage of an ovum through the fallopian tube's lumen, but is insufficiently occluded to unduly restrict blood circulation through the fallopian tube. In such a method, the ligature may be impregnated with contraceptive compound (e.g. a contraceptive steroid such as a progestogen) in order to prevent implantation of an ovum which already passed through the fallopian tube's lumen. | ||||||
| 16 | Method of percutaneously anchoring a suture to a bone | US243414 | 1994-05-16 | US5620012A | 1997-04-15 | Theodore V. Benderev; Neil H. Naves; Mark J. Legome |
| The surgical treatment of stress urinary incontinence is disclosed. The disclosed methods include: 1) a technique of probe passage to avoid injuring the bladder and to provide a more accurate and reproducible capture of the pubocervical fascia lateral to the bladder neck and urethra, 2) anchor fixation of the suspending sutures to the pubic bone to decrease the risk of suture pull through from above and to decrease post-operative pain and 3) a simple and reproducible technique to set a limited tension of the suspending sutures. A description of these methods and results of procedures with some of these methods are disclosed. Novel drill guides, suture passers, suture tensioners, and various related tools and devices for use in the surgical method are also disclosed. | ||||||
| 17 | Bladder neck suspension procedure | US042739 | 1993-04-05 | US5611515A | 1997-03-18 | Theodore V. Benderev; Neil H. Naves; Mark J. Legome |
| The surgical treatment of stress urinary incontinence is disclosed. The disclosed methods include: 1) a technique of probe passage to avoid injuring the bladder and to provide a more accurate and reproducible capture of the pubocervical fascia lateral to the bladder neck and urethra, 2) anchor fixation of the suspending sutures to the pubic bone to decrease the risk of suture pull through from above and to decrease post-operative pain and 3) a simple and reproducible technique to set a limited tension of the suspending sutures. A description of these methods and results of procedures with some of these methods are disclosed. Novel drill guides, suture passers, suture tensioners, and various related tools and devices for use in the surgical method are also disclosed. | ||||||
| 18 | Method of advancing a suture through tissue | US243690 | 1994-05-16 | US5544664A | 1996-08-13 | Theodore V. Benderev; Neil H. Naves; Mark J. Legome |
| The surgical treatment of stress urinary incontinence is disclosed. The disclosed methods include: 1) a technique of probe passage to avoid injuring the bladder and to provide a more accurate and reproducible capture of the pubocervical fascia lateral to the bladder neck and urethra, 2) anchor fixation of the suspending sutures to the pubic bone to decrease the risk of suture pull through from above and to decrease post-operative pain and 3) a simple and reproducible technique to set a limited tension of the suspending sutures. A description of these methods and results of procedures with some of these methods are disclosed. Novel drill guides, suture passers, suture tensioners, and various related tools and devices for use in the surgical method are also disclosed. | ||||||
| 19 | Suture passer | US78730 | 1993-06-17 | US5439467A | 1995-08-08 | Theodore V. Benderev; Neil H. Naves; Mark J. Legome |
| A suture passer of the type adapted for releasably retaining a suture is disclosed. The suture passer has a handle and an elongate tubular probe guide extending in a distal direction from the handle. The tubular probe guide can be straight or curved. An elongate probe is axially movably disposed within the tubular probe guide, for motion between at least one retracted position and an extended position in which the sharpened distal tip of the probe is exposed. The probe has a recess, which cooperates with an opening on the tubular guide for receiving a suture. | ||||||
| 20 | A surgical instrument system | JP2008505639 | 2006-04-07 | JP5020936B2 | 2012-09-05 | ウェイゼンバーグ・ウィリアム・ビー; ゲイズ・ウィリアム・ピー; ジル・ロバート・ピー; ヘス・クリストファー・ジェイ; ホーゲル・ジェイムズ・ダブリュ; マリー・マイケル・エイ; モルガン・カレン・エム |
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