Kihyun Bae

Title: Kihyun Bae and an Innovation in Internal-Organ Stitching.

Introduction

Kihyun Bae is an inventor associated with Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. His work includes an invention designed to support stitching internal organs using a vacuum cap and a specially shaped bead. The available information lists 1 patent and identifies the Industrial & Academic Collaboration Foundation as his company affiliation.

Latest Patents

Bae’s listed patent is titled “Bead for Stitching, Vacuum Cap for Suction Internal Organ and Apparatus for Stitching Internal Organ Using the Same.” It describes a bead with a vertical through hole for a stitching fiber and at least one inclined end. The bead is shaped to pass through a hole in a stitching needle.

The patent also describes an apparatus with an endoscope tube containing a longitudinally movable stitching needle and a suction tube. A vacuum cap attaches to the endoscope tube through a fastening hole and has a crossing suction hole for suction-holding an internal organ. Together, these components are intended to facilitate stitching by helping hold the organ in place.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Bae’s patent work with the Industrial & Academic Collaboration Foundation. His listed invention brings together a stitching bead, an endoscope tube, and a vacuum cap in a system for internal-organ stitching.

Collaborations

The listed coworkers associated with Bae are Kyungmo Jung and Dae Hie Hong. Their names are provided as collaborators, though specific roles in the patent are not stated.

Conclusion

Kihyun Bae’s listed patent presents a coordinated approach to internal-organ stitching, combining suction-based holding with a needle-compatible bead.