3 results about "Smoke Evacuator" patented technology

A kind of suction device for surgical instrument, it is easy to assemble, including embracing component and smoking component.The embracing component includes embracing piece and rotating nut, and embracing nut.The smoking component includes smoke exhaust cavity component, smoking pipe, locking nut, and smoke exhaust pipe.The suction device is arranged on scalpel, and the scalpel includes knife rod component.The embracing piece includes gripper hand, and is located on the wedge surface of gripper hand.When the rotating nut pushes the embracing nut towards the smoking component, the gripper hand moves along the wedge surface towards the inner wall of the embracing nut, and is inwards retracted to embrace the knife rod component.The smoking pipe is sleeved on the knife rod component.The smoking pipe, the smoke exhaust cavity component, the smoke exhaust pipe form a smoking channel for suctioning away smoke.

A system and apparatus for automatic smoke evacuation using an RF sensor. The system and apparatus utilizes an RF sensor for automatic activation of an evacuator that evacuates smoke and / or debris during the use of any electrosurgical instrument or surgical instrument that is capable of generating smoke and / or debris and capable of producing a radiofrequency during its operation. Exemplary embodiments of the system and apparatus for automatic smoke evacuation include both wired and wireless embodiments.

A docking system for electrosurgical equipment where a first docking interface is a recess in the housing of a smoke evacuator and a second docking interface is a raised portion of an electrosurgical unit. The first and second docking interfaces have corresponding ground, power, and communication contacts, so that the two devices can be physically and electrically interconnected by mating the first docking interface with the second docking interface. The first docking interface is on the top of the smoke evacuator and the second docking interface is on the bottom of the electrosurgical unit so that the devices may be stacked and interconnected using a minimum amount of space without the need for cabling.