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Body tissue retrievel bag arrangement
   
Document Number
US Patent 6752822
Issued Date
June 22, 2004
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A tissue retrieval arrangement for enclosably retrieving body tissue from a mammalian body cavity. The retrieval arrangement comprises an elongated thin walled sheath-like retrieval bag having a proximal end and a distal end. A plurality of receiving tips are arranged on the distal end of the sheath to permit receipt of a grasper jaw in each of the receiving tips and thus permit safe retrieval of a body tissue between the receiving tips when moved by the grasper jaws. The bag is everted over the severed tissue once the receiving tips have grasped the tissue, and the now enclosed tissue and bag may be safely removed from the patient.
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Published
June 22, 2004
Application Number
10/052,884
Filed
January 23, 2002
US Classification
606/205   606/114
Int'l Classification
A61B   17/00   (20060101)   A61B   17/34   (20060101)   A61B   19/00   (20060101)  
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606/205   606/206   606/207   606/208   606/209   606/210   606/113   606/114   606/127  
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