Devices and methods for remote suture management
作者： Gary H. Miller , Russell A. Seiber , Eduardo Sager , Maria Garcia , Gregory W. Fung
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摘要: Described here are devices and methods for suture management. In some variations, the comprise an elongate tubular member having a proximal end, distal lumen therebetween, cantilever blade positioned near end of member, expandable adjacent actuating blade. Also described comprising at least partially aperture in wall thereof passage therethrough. These further connected to housing disposed within lumen, where is oriented parallel longitudinal axis lumen. The may be slidable or inner shaft Methods using also described.
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