20250204911. Surgical (Applied Medical Resources)
SURGICAL STAPLER HAVING SHAFT RECOGNITION MECHANISM
Abstract: a handle assembly for a surgical stapler can comprise a rotatable actuation shaft. the actuation shaft can have a first rotational orientation in which it can actuate a jaw assembly in a staple firing mode, and a second rotational orientation in which it can actuate a jaw assembly in a reversing mode. the handle assembly can include an articulation mechanism including a ball screw to selectively articulate the jaw assembly relative to an elongate shaft. the handle assembly can include a mechanism to lock out selection of the staple firing mode and actuation of the articulation mechanism if a reload shaft is not securely coupled to the handle assembly.
Inventor(s): Stephen Eldridge, Timothy M. Hopkins, Eric J. Weiss, Bruno Vu, Jonathan R. Nash, Andrew Krasts, Isabella Hidalgo, Anay Pandit
CPC Classification: A61B17/068 (Surgical staplers {, e.g. containing multiple staples or clamps} ({staplers containing only one staple ; magazines or containers for staples ;} for performing anastomosis ; {staplers in general }))
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- Patent Applications
- Applied Medical Resources Corporation
- CPC A61B17/068
- Stephen Eldridge of San Clemente CA US
- Timothy M. Hopkins of Rancho Santa Margarita CA US
- Eric J. Weiss of San Clemente CA US
- Bruno Vu of Rancho Santa Margarita CA US
- Jonathan R. Nash of Rancho Santa Margarita CA US
- Andrew Krasts of San Clemente CA US
- Isabella Hidalgo of Irvine CA US
- Anay Pandit of Lake Elsinore CA US