Bulbous, rounded probe tips conform to muscle tissue and resist expulsion while supporting stable neuromonitoring during minimally invasive surgery.
A rotating flange expands the fixation sleeve to hold a cannula against the body wall and resist proximally directed forces.
A pivotable probe on the cannula handle supports one-handed fat injection with continuous ultrasound viewing of tissue and blood vessels.
A rigid trocar and light-guided microcannula support scleral entry and precise navigation through the eye’s drainage network.
An integrated stylet, trocar, cannula, and curette set improves targeting and direction switching while reducing hemorrhaging and nerve damage.
An elastic hourglass body and leading-end slit adapt to varied anal canal diameters while maintaining a gas-tight insufflation seal.
Motion sensing and visual or haptic feedback guide puncture creation through tissue, improving positioning and reducing operator error.
Coupled control lets surgeons command one slave manipulator while coordinating other instruments and imaging, reducing mode switching during procedures.
A retracting sheath positions fasteners precisely to secure tendon implants and reinforce partial-thickness tears.
An elastic endoscopy seal uses a slit and expanding profile to accommodate varying anal canal sizes and maintain gas-tight sealing.
A flexible distal flange and valve help cannulas preserve fluid pressure while improving surgical instrument access.
A compressible suction cup presses against tissue to seal a cannula, maintain pneumoperitoneum, and allow off-axis instrument movement.
A movable arm keeps the poultry tray stationary while spray and individual-drop nozzles deliver multiple fluids uniformly with less space and loss.
A hydrophobic membrane separates gas and liquid paths, enabling valve venting during ophthalmic infusion while preventing reverse liquid leakage.
Metal retractors can obstruct spinal X-ray views; a foam-core, thermoplastic-shell design preserves rigidity while keeping the field radiolucent.