A hand-held gripping device that allows one of a surgeon, a dentist, and an orthodontist to reach interior portions of a person's anatomy, includes a gripping portion having a pair of jaws movable relative to each other between fully clamped and fully opened positions thereof, a handle portion space
A hand-held gripping device that allows one of a surgeon, a dentist, and an orthodontist to reach interior portions of a person's anatomy, includes a gripping portion having a pair of jaws movable relative to each other between fully clamped and fully opened positions thereof, a handle portion spaced apart from the jaw portion by a bendable central portion that has a hollow, bendable corrugated with at least one cord extending therethrough.
대표청구항▼
1. A hand-held gripping device that allows one of a surgeon, a dentist, and an orthodontist to reach interior portions of a person's anatomy, comprising: a gripping portion comprising a pair of nets movable between a fully clamped position and a fully opened position;a handle portion spaced apart fr
1. A hand-held gripping device that allows one of a surgeon, a dentist, and an orthodontist to reach interior portions of a person's anatomy, comprising: a gripping portion comprising a pair of nets movable between a fully clamped position and a fully opened position;a handle portion spaced apart from the gripping portion by a central portion comprising a hollow, corrugated member having alternating ridges and grooves, the central portion being deformable along its length for bending and orienting to a non-permanent position,wherein the handle portion comprises a first manually-actuatable trigger operatively connected to the gripping portion by a pull member at least substantially disposed within the central portion,whereby actuation of the trigger is operative to move the pull member to thereby selectively position the gripping portion between the fully clamped position and the fully opened position;said pull member comprising one cord operatively connecting the handle portion to the gripping portion, said one cord extending through said central portion, the central portion comprising a plurality of interconnected connectors which together define a single passageway through which said one cord passes through; andwherein the central portion remains bendable during the actuation of the trigger and the positioning of the gripping portion between the fully clamped position and the fully opened position;wherein at least one sharp cutting implement is associated with the gripping portion such that a severing operation can be performed by said at least one sharp cutting implement when the gripping portion is in the fully clamped position. 2. The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein said central portion comprises a plurality of connector bodies that interconnect with each other. 3. The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein said device includes a lamp or LED positioned near said gripping portion. 4. The device as set forth in claim 1, further comprising a locking member associated with said central portion to fix two adjacent members of said central portion in an engaged position. 5. The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein each of the plurality of interconnected connectors is in engagement with another of said interconnected connectors, thereby permitting pivoting movement with respect to said interconnected connectors. 6. The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein said pull member is interconnected to the trigger, said trigger being operable by a person's fingers. 7. The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein one of a suction cup, a lighting element, a magnifying viewing device, and a camera are affixed to the gripping portion of the device. 8. The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein said gripping portion includes a magnet. 9. A hand-held gripping device for one of surgeons, dentists and orthodontists to reach interior portions of a person's anatomy, comprising: a gripping portion comprising a pair of nets movable between a fully clamped position and a fully opened position;a handle portion spaced apart from the gripping portion by a central portion, the entire length of said central portion consisting essentially of a hollow, corrugated member having alternating ridges and grooves, wherein the handle portion comprises a first manually-actuatable trigger operatively connected to the gripping portion by a pull member at least substantially disposed within the central portion;whereby actuation of the trigger is operative to move the pull member to thereby selectively position the gripping portion between the fully clamped position and the fully opened position;said pull member consisting essentially of one cord operatively connecting the handle portion to the gripping portion, said one cord extending through said central portion;wherein the central portion comprises a plurality of interconnected connectors which together define a passageway through which said pull member passes through, said plurality of connector bodies interconnecting with each other and having a single aperture therethrough through which said pull member passes through;wherein the central portion remains bendable during the actuation of the trigger and the positioning of the gripping portion between the fully clamped position and the fully opened position. 10. The device as set forth in claim 9, wherein at least one of a sharp cutting implement, a lighting element, a magnifying viewing device, and a camera are affixed to the gripping portion of the device. 11. The device as set forth in claim 9, wherein at least one sharp cutting implement is associated with the gripping portion such that a severing operation can be performed. 12. The device as set forth in claim 9, wherein said gripping portion further comprises opposing cutting jaws. 13. The device as set forth in claim 12, wherein said pull member is interconnected to the trigger, being operable by a person's fingers, and said trigger further moves said opposing cutting jaws to perform a severing operation. 14. A hand-held gripping device that allows one of a surgeon, a dentist, and an orthodontist to reach interior portions of a person's anatomy, comprising: a gripping portion movable between a fully clamped position and a fully opened position, said gripping portion comprising a pair of nets;a handle portion spaced apart from the gripping portion by a central portion, the central portion comprising a hollow, corrugated member having alternating ridges and grooves, the central portion being deformable along its length for bending and orienting to a non-permanent position;wherein the handle portion comprises a first manually-actuatable trigger operatively connected to the gripping portion by a pull member at least substantially disposed within the central portion;whereby actuation of the trigger is operative to move the pull member to thereby selectively position the gripping portion between the fully clamped position and the fully opened position;said pull member comprising one cord operatively connecting the handle portion to the gripping portion, said at least one cord extending through said central portion;wherein the central portion comprises a plurality of interconnected connectors which together define a single passageway through which said pull member passes through; andwherein the central portion remains bendable during the actuation of the trigger and the positioning of the gripping portion between the fully clamped position and the fully opened position. 15. The device as set forth in claim 14, wherein said gripping portion is reversibly dissociable to accommodate a user's selection of nets having one of different types of designs, sizes, mesh patterns and geometries. 16. The device as set forth in claim 14, wherein said gripping portion is in telescoping relationship with an adjacent portion of said central portion. 17. The device as set forth in claim 14, wherein at least one of a sharp cutting implement, a lighting element and a camera are affixed to the gripping portion of the device. 18. The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein said pair of nets comprise at least one taut net. 19. The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein the plurality of interconnected connectors have no apertures other than the one through which the cord passes through. 20. The device as set forth in claim 9, wherein said pair of nets comprise at least one taut net.
Palmer Matthew A. (Miami FL) Whittier John R. (Miami FL) Rodriguez Sergio (Miami FL) Slater Charles R. (Fort Lauderdale FL), Biopsy forceps having a detachable proximal handle and distal jaws.
Gory Pierre (02 ; Boulevard Clemenceau 22000 Saint-Brieuc FRX) Bovyn Gilles (03 ; rue Monseigneur Morelle 22000 Saint-Brieuc FRX), Device with a locating member for removably implanting a blood filter in a vein of the human body.
Galdonik, Jason A.; Wlodarski, Grazyna; Kirchgessner, John; Ganesan, Kavitha; Ogle, Matthew F., Embolectomy devices and methods for treatment of acute ischemic stroke condition.
Byrne Mark T. (Loveland OH) Boiarski Anthony A. (Columbus OH) Dvorsky James E. (Hillaird OH) Swick Julie B. (Orient OH), Endoscopic surgical instrument with electromagnetic sensor.
van Zelm Willem D. (1005 Boyce Ave. Towson MD 21204), Hand-held gripping device with improved support for handicapped persons having limited finger function or wrist strength.
Pimentel Ralph (P.O. Box 4172 Topeka KS 66604) Jones Jerry (5423 SE. 2nd St. Tecumseh KS 66542), High-pressure, flexible, self-supportive, piping assembly for use with a diffuser/nozzle.
Hennessy Michael P. (1924 W. Wilson Ave. Chicago IL 60640) Prueher Andrew B. (1016 Sheridan Rd. Highland Park IL 60035) Wagner Paul E. (2471 N. Clybourn Ave. Chicago IL 60614), Jaw-type refuse collecting device.
Haarstad,Philip J.; Olig,Christopher P.; Rothstein,Paul T.; Hobday,Michael J.; Kim,David J. S.; Keogh,James R., Method and system for organ positioning and stabilization.
Bates James S. (Bloomington IN) Kline Craig R. (Spencer IN) Riley James W. (Bloomington IN) Weber Tony E. (Plainfield IN) Wood Gary D. (Spencer IN), Method for making surgical retrieval baskets.
Tanaka, Don; Wiesman, Joshua P.; Plough, David C.; Cerier, Jeffrey C.; Abraham, Richard A.; Evans, Stephen C.; Boseck, Gary L., Pneumostoma management system for treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Mollere, Rebecca J.; Scheib, Charles J.; Boudreaux, Chad P.; Vendely, Michael J.; Zingman, Aron O.; Swayze, Jeffrey S.; Worrell, Barry C.; Volz, Janna B.; Schuckmann, John C.; O'Connor, Megan A., Surgical instruments with articulatable and rotatable end effector.
Lenker, Jay A.; Strauss, Brian M.; Shimada, Lynn Miyeko, Systems and methods for removing obstructive matter from body lumens and treating vascular defects.
※ AI-Helper는 부적절한 답변을 할 수 있습니다.