Threaded shaft mechanically conveys severed tissue to a collection chamber, replacing inefficient airflow suction systems.
Nested hollow tubular elements trim stiff quadriceps tendon grafts, reducing postoperative scarring and pain.
Ratcheting mechanism allows actuator return during high resistance, maintaining continuous forward rotation in hand-held medical devices.
Adjustable blade covers and thickness guides resolve the trade-off between device complexity and adaptability for varying wound sizes.
Coplanar strike and withdrawal plates eliminate non-axial moments that cause femur fractures, enabling safe angled broaching for anterior hip approaches.
Radial lobes on the drive coupler rotate axially to align with the drive hub, resolving assembly misalignment and enabling cleanable geometry.
A tissue-removing catheter employs a locking control circuit to inhibit cutter movement upon detecting non-tissue obstructions.
A coaxial surgical instrument with a rotating inner blade enables precise tissue resection through controlled irrigation and aspiration pathways.