Rotary cutting tool with improved cutting and reduced clogging on soft tissue and thin bone
A soft tissue and tissue technology, applied in the direction of surgical cutting instruments, endoscopic cutting instruments, medical science, etc., can solve the problem that the cutting window is not completely processed
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[0017] An early form of surgical cutting instrument generally similar to that described below can be found in US Patent Application Publication No. US 2005 / 0277970, which is incorporated by reference. Generally, such instruments include a proximal handle and a tool extending distally from the handle. In this case, a preferred embodiment of an improved surgical cutting instrument 30 is illustrated in figure 1 middle. Surgical cutting instrument 30 includes a first blade member or assembly 32 , a second blade member or assembly 34 , and a handle 36 . These components are conventional or are described in more detail below. In general, however, the first blade assembly 32 includes a first tubular member 40 having a cutting end 42 . The second blade assembly 34 includes a second tubular member 44 having a cutting window 46 . The first tubular member 40 is coaxially disposed within the second tubular member 44 such that the cutting end 42 is exposed at the cutting window 46 at t...
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