SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS TOOLS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ADVANCED VASCULAR DYNAMICS SEMLER TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 4252 SE International Way, Ste. F Milwaukie OR 97222 Surgical instruments and tools for medical use, namely, hemostatic devices;VASCULAR DYNAMICS;
CORE Core Access Surgical Technologies, Inc. 3495 Piedmont Rd., Bldg. 11, Ste. 905 Atlanta GA 30305 Surgical instruments and tools for use in laparoscopic surgery;
ICLH STRYKER CORPORATION 2825 Airview Boulevard Kalamazoo MI 49002 SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND TOOLS;
SEMLER TECHNOLOGIES SEMLER TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 4252 SE International Way, Ste. F Milwaukie OR 97222 surgical instruments and tools for medical use, namely, catheters, cannulae, sheaths, needles, cutlery, hand-held and structurally supported clamps such as artery clamps, and attachments for all of the above items;TECHNOLOGIES;
TREBAY XOMED SURGICAL PRODUCTS, INC. 6743 Southpoint Drive North Jacksonville FL 322160980 surgical instruments and tools for performing hip replacement and revision surgery; surgical cutting and drilling instruments; powered handpieces, controllers and blades for surgical cutting and drilling instruments; suction needles, speculum holders; olotogical ventilation tubes and orthopaedic capsular relief valves;
VASCULAR INNOVATIONS SEMLER TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 4252 SE International Way, Ste. F Milwaukie OR 97222 surgical instruments and tools for medical use, namely, catheters, cannulae, sheaths, needles, cutlery, hand-held and structurally supported clamps such as artery clamps, and attachments for all of the above items;VASCULAR;
VASCULAR TECHNOLOGIES SEMLER TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 4252 SE International Way, Ste. F Milwaukie OR 97222 surgical instruments and tools for medical use, namely, catheters, cannulae, sheaths, needles, cutlery, hand-held and structurally supported clamps such as artery clamps, and attachments for the above items;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Surgical techniques and instruments are provided for performing surgical procedures in a disc space. The instrument includes a sleeve having a distal end and an opposite proximal end and a working channel extending therebetween. The working channel includes a first portion and an adjacent second portion configured to receive surgical instruments therethrough. A cap member is secured to the sleeve at the proximal end. The cap member has a sealable access port substantially aligned with a corresponding one of the first or second portions. The cap member is movable with respect to the sleeve to substantially align the access port with the other of the first and second portions while the working channel remains sealed. Various techniques using various surgical instruments in laparoscopic procedures are also disclosed.