In-vivo self-assembly magnetic anchoring device for trocar-reduced laparoscopic cholecystectomy
An anchoring device and self-assembly technology, applied in surgery, medical science, etc., can solve the problems of limited operating ability of the parent magnet, and achieve the effect of reducing size, improving comfort and convenience, and increasing magnetic attraction
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[0035] The implementation of the present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the drawings and examples.
[0036] The invention relates to a self-assembled magnetic anchoring device in the body used in laparoscopic cholecystectomy for reducing poking and sticking. Through the self-assembling in the body of sub-magnets, the poking hole can be reduced. In the present invention, self-assembly refers to sending the cylindrical (bar-shaped) sub-magnets into the abdominal cavity by poking them, and using mechanical control to assemble them in the abdominal cavity to form a new frame structure, so as to perform intra-abdominal operations that were difficult to complete before.
[0037] specific reference Figure 1-Figure 12 , The self-assembled magnetic anchoring device in vivo of the present invention mainly includes a permalloy sub-magnet group 1 , a fishing net device 2 , a pull wire group 3 and an in vitro magnet 4 .
[0038] Among them, the permalloy ...
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