Surgical assisting device
OwnerPeter Forsellinventor
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Abstract
A medical device for performing a surgical procedure on a patient, when performing an incision in the patient's body for communication with a body cavity. The medical device comprises a wall adapted to be applied exteriorly on the patient's body to form a chamber, in which a sealed environment can be maintained for encompassing part of the surgical procedure to be performed. The medical device further comprises a sealing device adapted to seal between the medical device and the patient's body, to allow the chamber to be in fluid connection with a cavity in the patient's body, sealed from an ambient environment, and at least one of a first port detachably fixed to the wall for enabling access to and manipulation within the chamber, or a first inset detachably fixed to the wall and forming part of the chamber.
Claims21
1-20. (canceled)
A medical device for performing a surgical procedure on a patient, when performing an incision in the patient's body for communication with a body cavity, comprising:
- a wall adapted to be applied exteriorly on the patient's body to form a chamber, in which a sealed environment can be maintained for encompassing part of the surgical procedure to be performed,
- a sealing device adapted to seal between the medical device and the patient's body, to allow the chamber to be in fluid connection with a cavity in the patient's body, sealed from an ambient environment,
- at least one of the following:
- a first port detachably fixed to the wall for enabling access to and manipulation within the chamber, or
- a first inset detachably fixed to the wall and forming part of the chamber, and
- at least one of the following:
- a second port adapted to be detachably fixed to the wall, the second port having a design different from the first port, or
- a second inset adapted to be detachably fixed to the wall, the second inset having a design different from the first inset,
- wherein the first port is exchangeable by at least one of:
- the second port, the first inset or the second inset, and the first inset is exchangeable by at least one of:
- the first port, the second port or the second inset.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.