A tissue clamp for transanal hemorrhoidopexy or hemorrhoidectomy
A technique for excision and repair of hemorrhoids, which is applied in the fields of surgery, surgical forceps, medical science, etc., can solve the problems of inability to change a single step of surgical treatment of hemorrhoids, inability to use surgical techniques, and high cost of instruments
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[0039] With reference to the accompanying drawings, figure 1 is a general isometric view of the surgical tissue clamp 1 according to the first embodiment. The tissue clamp 1 comprises a collet 2 in its distal region and a handle 3 in its proximal region. The handle 3 and collet 2 are connected by a straight rigid insertion shaft 4 suitable for transanal insertion and positioning of the collet 2 by manual manipulation of the handle 3 held outside the patient's body.
[0040] The collet 2 comprises a proximal jaw 5 rigidly connected to the distal end of a hollow tubular insertion shaft 4 and a distal jaw 6 connected to the distal end of a pull rod 7 which The proximal end of the cartridge is slidably received within the insertion shaft 4 so that the jaws can move relative to each other and cooperate with each other for gripping prolapsed tissue in a substantially radial orientation with respect to the longitudinal axis X of the chuck 2 . The tissue clamp 1 also includes an act...
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