Tacking device and tacking nails for surgery
OwnerFrank-Ullrich Schutzinventor
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Abstract
A tacking device for surgery, preferably dental surgery, is disclosed for affixing membranes, which are impermeable to tissue cells, with tacking nails to bone. The tacking device has a plunger with an endwise holding device into which a tacking nail, having a head, is able to be inserted. The plunger is movable, directly or by a mechanical transfer element, in the direction of the holding device by a spring force. An untensioning of the spring is blocked by a release device in a releasable manner.
Claims11
A tacking device for surgery, such as dental surgery, for affixing membranes which are impermeable to tissue cells, said tacking device comprising:
- a plunger;
- a limit stop for limiting endwise movement of said plunger;
- a holding device located at one end of said plunger, said holding device being capable of receiving a head portion of a tacking nail;
- a striker disposed collinearly to the axis of said plunger, at a distance from said plunger, with said striker being displaceable in the direction of said plunger;
- spring means for biassing said striker in the direction of said plunger, said spring means affixed endwise upon said striker;
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- a releasable means for blocking said spring means from biassing said striker in the direction of said plunger.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.