Surgical Brace Device for Stapled Tissue
OwnerChul Hi Parkinventor
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In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, a surgical brace device for deployment across a line of stapled tissue of an organ comprises: a first splint member and a second splint member having a first end and a second end, and configured to be disposed on either side of the surgically stapled tissue; at least one strut member having a first end and a second end, wherein said first end of the strut member is fixedly joined with said first end of said first splint member and said second end of the strut member is fixedly joined with said first end of said second splint member and wherein said first splint member and said second splint member is dimensioned to span at least a portion of the width of said line of stapled tissue and a predetermined portion of said undisturbed tissue of said organ adjacent thereto; and a tie member configured to traverse the tissue of said organ disposed at a predetermined distance from said at least one strut member to interconnect and keep said first splint member and said second splint member from spreading and anchor said surgical brace device to said organ.
A surgical brace device for deployment across a line of stapled tissue of a bodily organ surgically stapled and cut forming a cut edge and having an undisturbed tissue adjacent to said line of stapled tissue opposite said cut edge comprising:
A surgical brace device for deployment across a line of stapled tissue of a bodily organ surgically stapled and cut forming a cut edge and an interface of stapled tissue, and having an undisturbed tissue adjacent to said line of stapled tissue opposite said cut edge comprising:
A surgical brace device for deployment across a line of stapled tissue of a bodily organ surgically stapled and cut forming a cut edge, and having an undisturbed tissue adjacent to said line of stapled tissue opposite said cut edge comprising:
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