Handpiece for surgical aspiration and irrigation device
AssigneePorgees
InventorFrederic Marie
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A surgical device which has an elongated body which is curved at one of its ends, and which has two through passages at each of its ends and two connecting lines connecting the through passages in such a way that each of the connecting lines connects one through passage at one end of the elongated body to a through passage at the other end of the elongated body. The elongated body also has both two selective control means mounted on it, each of which is capable of controlling the fluid circulation in the connecting lines, and two actuating members for actuating the selective control means. The surgical device also includes at least one first joining piece carrying a first tubular connector which can be brought into communication with such a body side. The first joining piece can be mounted at either end of the elongated body, so that the first tubular connector is connected, in common and in a sealed manner, to the two through passages of the end on which the first joining piece is mounted. The surgical device also includes at least one second joining piece carrying second and third tubular connectors which can be connected, respectively, to a source of irrigating liquid and to aspiration-means. The second joining piece can be mounted at either of the ends of the elongated body, so that the second and third tubular connectors are connected in a sealed manner to the two through passages of the end on which the second joining piece is mounted.
A surgical device for performing aspiration and irrigation of body sites, such as operating sites and body cavities, comprising:
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