End effectors, surgical stapling devices, and methods of using same
AssigneeStandard Bariatrics, Inc.
InventorsJonathan Thompson, Bennie Thompson, Richard P. Nuchols, Russell L. Holscher
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AssigneeStandard Bariatrics, Inc.
InventorsJonathan Thompson, Bennie Thompson, Richard P. Nuchols, Russell L. Holscher
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An end effector for use to staple an anatomical structure of a patient during a surgical procedure includes an anvil and a cartridge. The anvil has an anvil face and a first staple pocket defined by the anvil face, where the first staple pocket comprises a first cup and a second cup for staple formation. The cartridge has a first staple and a first driver. The first staple, once deployed by the first driver and deformed by the first staple pocket, has a formed configuration in which a first portion of a first staple leg and a second portion of a second staple leg are bent relative to a crown and cross the midpoint of the crown and one of the first portion and the second portion overlaps the other of the first portion and the second portion.
An end effector for stapling and cutting an anatomical structure, the end effector comprising:
An end effector for stapling and cutting an anatomical structure, the end effector comprising:
An end effector for stapling and cutting an anatomical structure, the end effector comprising:
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