Surgical instrument for a subcutaneous device
AssigneeCalyan Technologies, Inc.
InventorYatheendhar D. Manicka
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AssigneeCalyan Technologies, Inc.
InventorYatheendhar D. Manicka
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A system for subcutaneously injecting and anchoring a subcutaneous device to a muscle, a bone, and/or a first tissue of a patient, the subcutaneous device including a housing and a clip configured to anchor the subcutaneous device to the muscle, the bone, and/or the first tissue, includes a first surgical instrument and an insertion device. The first surgical instrument includes a first handle and a first dilation portion extending from the first handle. The first dilation portion has a first length and a first width and is configured to spread a second tissue through which the subcutaneous device is to be inserted. The insertion device is configured for insertion through the second tissue spread by the first surgical instrument. The insertion device includes an insertion handle and an insertion portion extending from the insertion handle and being configured to releasably hold the subcutaneous device to implant the subcutaneous device for anchoring to the muscle, the bone, and/or the first tissue.
A system for subcutaneously injecting and anchoring a subcutaneous device to a muscle, a bone, and/or a first tissue of a patient, the subcutaneous device including a housing and a clip configured to anchor the subcutaneous device to the muscle, the bone, and/or the first tissue, wherein the system comprises:
A system for subcutaneously injecting and anchoring a subcutaneous device to a muscle, a bone, and/or a first tissue of a patient, the subcutaneous device including a housing and a clip configured to anchor the subcutaneous device to the muscle, the bone, and/or the first tissue, wherein the system comprises:
A system for subcutaneously injecting and anchoring a subcutaneous device to a muscle, a bone, and/or a first tissue of a patient, the subcutaneous device including a housing and a clip configured to anchor the subcutaneous device to the muscle, the bone, and/or the first tissue, wherein the system comprises:
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