30 results about "Surgical mirror" patented technology

The present application discloses several embodiments of a devices for maintaining visualization with a surgical scope. The embodiments of the device are adapted to shield, defog or clean the lens of the surgical scope while the surgical scope is being used to perform a surgical procedure within a patient's body. In one embodiment, a view optimizer is provided that is adapted to deliver at least one fluid to the objective lens of the laparoscope to clean and/or defog the objective lens of the laparoscope without the need to remove the laparoscope from the surgical field. In additional embodiments, a view optimizer is provided that is adapted to create leakage or venting of gas from the body cavity so as to ensure continuous gas flow from an insufflator.

The present application discloses several devices for maintaining visualization with a surgical scope. The embodiments of the device are adapted to shield, defog or clean the lens of the surgical scope while the surgical scope is being used to perform a surgical procedure within a patient's body. In some embodiments, the view optimizer is provided in multiple parts enabling separation of one or more operator control features from engagement with the surgical scope. In some embodiments, the view optimizer features stabilization means for securement and positioning with the surgical scope.

A view optimizing assembly, method and kit for use in combination with a laparoscope having a lens located on the shaft tip of the laparoscope, and a source of insufflation CO₂. The invention includes a multi-lumen sheath assembly, a deflector assembly in fluid communication with the lumens of the sheath assembly, wherein the flow of CO₂ through the lumens forms a vortex when coming into contact with the deflector assembly, thereby preventing fogging of the laparoscope lens.

A device and method for cleaning or defogging a surgical scope during minimally invasive surgery, including a casing which houses a sponge and a heating element configured to be accessible to the surgical scope and the casing is configured to removably attach to a trocar during a surgical procedure.

Systems and methods condition air for passage across a laparoscopic lens to prevent fogging, deflect debris, and maintain visualization of an operating cavity. The systems and methods provide an access device sized and configured to provide communication with an insufflated CO2 environment maintained by operation of an insufflations circuit. The access device is coupled to an air conditioning set, which interacts with an air conditioning driver to condition air from the insufflated environment for continuous passage across the laparoscopic lens, to thereby maintain visualization by the laparoscopic lens of the operating cavity, independent of operation of the insufflator circuit.

A system according to the present invention includes a cabinet, a basin positioned within the cabinet to contain and thermally treat a liquid bath, and a support assembly that stabilizes a surgical scope. The support assembly may include a first support that elevates scope optics above the liquid bath within the basin, and a second support that positions the shaft of the scope within the liquid bath, but above the floor and away from the walls of the basin. The scope optics resides outside of the bath in a dry state, while the remaining scope portions are positioned within the bath so the portions can be thermally treated. The support assembly enables a user to warm selected portions of the scope, while protecting the scope, the basin, and/or a drape lining the basin from damage caused when the scope contacts the basin.

The invention discloses a multifunctional prostate operation mirror which comprises a mirror sheath and a resectoscope sleeved inside the mirror sheath. The resectoscope comprises an operation handle and an enucleation tool, wherein the operation handle comprises a main pipe and a slide block which is in sliding match with the outer surface of the main pipe; the enucleation tool is parallel to the main pipe and comprises a stem and an enucleation head; the enucleation head has an arc shovel-shaped structure of the cross section; the front end of the stem is fixedly connected with the tail end of the enucleation head; an electrode seat is arranged on the slide block; the tail end of the stem is inserted into the slide block and is fixedly matched with the slide block; the enucleation head is connected with the electrode seat by the stem; the stem is provided with axial through holes so as to form an optical fiber channel; and the slide block is provided with an optical fiber inlet which is communicated with the optical fiber channel. The mirror of the invention can be applied in both electrotomy and laser cutting operation. The mirror further comprises a crashing mirror which is matched with the mirror sheath. The mirror of the invention has the advantages of wide application, multifunction, convenient operation, efficiently promoted operation efficiency, relieved pain of patient, and decreased capability of secondarily hurting the patient.

A laparascope and endoscope cleaning and de-fogging device with a port located horizontally that is used to warm the scope prior to insertion into the body cavity/surgical site. The scope punctures the initial membrane and enters the cavity between two bodies of absorbent material that contain fluid. The absorbent material is arranged such that the passage of a scope would be accommodated for different sizes of surgical scopes. A circuit board is located on the bottom of the chamber that has a design element used to warm the liquid to a temperature equal to or greater than the temperature of the proposed surgical environment. When the scope is located between the two absorbent bodies, the heat generated by the circuit board is transferred via the liquid and contacts the scope, warming it in preparation for surgery.

A surgical light that uses multiple LEDs to produce superior illumination. Heat sinks are used to help dissipate heat produced from the LEDs. The light from the LEDs is directed, using collimizers, into fiber optic cables. The fiber light from the optic cables, using an LED combiner, is then combined and focused on a working area. The LED combiner may include an adjustable lens so that the device's illumination may be focused at multiple focal distances and with varied areas of illumination. The LEDs may be powered by a battery and may comprise one or more red LEDs, one or more blue LEDs, and one or more green LEDs. The surgical light may be used configured for use with headlamps, surgical scopes and the like.

The invention discloses an operation record quality control method based on visual data. The operation record quality control method comprises the following steps: 1, receiving an input patient identifier; 2, according to the patient identifier, obtaining an operation lens in the visual data, and preprocessing the visual data, including but not limited to addition of bookmarks; 3, receiving and analyzing an operation lens of an operation process performed on the patient; 4, analyzing the surgical lens frame to export information for filling the postoperative report of the surgical procedure: filling the exported information into the postoperative report of the surgical procedure; and 5, the generated postoperative report can be submitted to an auditor for auditing, supplementary information is filled in, the final postoperative report is generated, and a bookmark function is added into visual data, so that search can be executed quickly and accurately. In addition, the postoperative report can be automatically filled according to visual data, and the quality of the postoperative report can be improved based on auditing and supplementing of an auditor.

A surgical scope employing a multi-spectrum ring illuminated surgical camera with a ring lens and a plurality of sources of light set behind the camera and positioned radially about the longitudinal axis of the lens and/or scope.

A surgical mirror assembly for facilitating observation of surgical procedures. The mirror assembly includes a holder and a mirror, wherein the mirror is coupled to the holder in an adjustable manner. Preferably, the holder includes a superior portion for resting on a patient surface adjacent to a surgical site and a medial portion for hanging at least partially in the surgical site; wherein the mirror is coupled to the superior and medial portions of the holder in an adjustable manner to improve a field of view of the surgical site. The mirror and mirror holder may be readily placed anywhere adjacent to the surgical site so as to improve the field of view for the assistant. As a result, an assistant may observe a reflected view of the surgical site as the surgeon works.

The invention relates to a shoulder arthroscopy operation training device, which relates to the field of medical teaching equipment and comprises a horizontally placed mounting plate, an anatomical model detachably connected to the mounting plate and a mounting ring detachably connected to the mounting plate and used for insertion of an operation tube with a lens. The device has the advantages that doctors can effectively carry out surgical mirror operation training, and the training cost is reduced.

The invention is applicable to the field of medical instruments, and particularly relates to a retraction protector for preventing a surgical mirror from fogging. The retraction protector comprises achannel ring; an outer ring is arranged at one end of the channel ring; an imbedding ring is arranged at the other end of the channel ring; moreover, an air treatment structure is mounted in the channel ring, and the air treatment structure acts on the air in the channel ring to perform constant-temperature adjustment on the air; an observation lens works after entering the retraction protector, the air is treated through the air treatment structure, constant-temperature adjustment is completed, the effect of preventing the surgical mirror from fogging is achieved, and the normal view is guaranteed. Gas and liquid beads generated by external operation are prevented from easily causing fogging of the lens, disturbing observation and influencing the operation progress.

The invention relates to an arthroscope training tool, and relates to the field of medical teaching equipment, the arthroscope training tool comprises a placing box and a training device detachably connected in the placing box, and the periphery and the top of the placing box are provided with operation holes for an operation tube with a lens to penetrate through; and the training device comprises a mounting plate detachably connected in the placing box and a training assembly fixedly connected to the mounting plate. The tool has the advantages that a doctor can effectively train a surgical mirror operation, and the training cost is reduced.

The invention relates to a medical surgical scope. A double-section control endoscope discloses by the invention comprises an endoscope tube, a tip part, a bending part and an operation part, and the bending part comprises a front bending section and a rear bending section which are connected with each other; the other end of a handheld part is connected with the operation part, the operation part is provided with an operation piece, the operation piece comprises a front operation piece and a rear operation piece, the front operation piece controls the front bending section through a first rope, and the rear operation piece controls the rear bending section through a second rope; and the front bending section and the rear bending section are controlled by the first rope and the second rope to form an I shape, an L shape or an S shape. The invention provides a double-section control endoscope which is low in cost, large in visual field range, simple to operate and good in flexibility, and the position of an instrument can be clearly seen when the endoscope is matched with the surgical instrument for use, so that the surgical safety is improved; and the double-section control endoscope solves the technical problems that in the prior art, after a bending part of an observation endoscope is bent, the surgical instrument is interfered, and the flexibility of the bending part is not good enough.