Optical splitter for laser surgical systems with overheating protection
AssigneeGyrus ACMI, Inc.
InventorsSergey A. Bukesov, Kurt G. Shelton
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeGyrus ACMI, Inc.
InventorsSergey A. Bukesov, Kurt G. Shelton
Estimating the term…
Systems, devices, and methods for identifying a target in vivo are disclosed. A target identification system for use in electrosurgery includes a probe, an optical splitter, and a spectroscopy system. The probe includes an optical pathway to pass a first optical signal to an anatomical target and at least a portion of a second optical signal from the anatomical target. The optical splitter includes a first port to direct the first optical signal to the optical pathway and to receive the at least a portion of the second optical signal from the optical pathway, a second port to receive the first optical signal, and a parabolic reflector to redirect the portion of the second optical signal. The spectroscopy system can identify a characteristic of the anatomical target based on the redirected at least a portion of the second optical signal.
A target identification system comprising:
A method for identifying an anatomical target in a patient's body using a system comprising an optical splitter having separate first, second, and third ports, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.