Flexible ureteropyeloscope
AssigneeACMI Corporation
InventorsEdward A. Grabover, Gregory S. Konstorum, Demetrius H. Bagley, Jr., Michael J. Conlin, Anup Patel, Peter Gerard Schulam
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AssigneeACMI Corporation
InventorsEdward A. Grabover, Gregory S. Konstorum, Demetrius H. Bagley, Jr., Michael J. Conlin, Anup Patel, Peter Gerard Schulam
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A flexible ureteropyeloscope having a control section and a shaft extending from the control section. The shaft has a front end with a first active deflection section connected in series with a second active deflection section. The control section is adapted to independently deflect the first and second defection sections. The first and second active deflection sections are adapted to deflect such that a distal end of the ureteropyeloscope can be placed in a calyx of a lower pole of a kidney without the need to passively deflect the front end of the shaft against kidney tissue of a patient to reach the calyx of the lower pole.
In a flexible ureteropyeloscope having a control section and a shaft extending from the control section, the improvement comprising:
In a flexible ureteropyeloscope having a control section and a shaft extending from the control section, the improvement comprising:
In a flexible ureteropyeloscope having a control section and a shaft extending from the control section, the improvement comprising:
A flexible ureteropyeloscope having a control section and a shaft extending from the control section, comprising:
A flexible ureteropyeloscope comprising:
A flexible ureteropyeloscope comprising:
A flexible ureteropyeloscope comprising:
A method of positioning a distal tip of a flexible ureteropyeloscope in a calyx of a lower pole of a kidney comprising steps of:
In a flexible ureteropyaloscope having a control section and a shaft extending from the control section, the improvement comprising:
A flexible ureteropyeloscope comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.