Karl Storz-gmbh & Co. Kg

Karl Storz Se Co. & Kg

Oregon Health & Science University

Andreas Efinger

Mathias Stengele

Dejan Ilic

Andreas Halbleib

Rainer Hermle

Kevin Pilz

Peter Eisenkolb

Hans-Peter Eisele

Benedikt Koehler

Ralf Staud

Stefan Ringgenburger

Daniel Steidle

Uwe Bacher

Ulrich Merz

Eugenia Fuhr

Dieter Huels

Martin Renner

Christian Huber

Jochen Schmidberger

Ewald Stihl

Maurice Stephan Michel

Thomas Ruegg

Dieter Hüls

Martina Aleckner

Ansgar Brambrink

Jean Destandau

Vincent Nettelroth

Roland Hagen

Christopher Deppisch

Horst Weiss

Philippe Maerten

Marcus Brechtold

Michael Riedmüller

Petra Kupferschmid

Ramona Schanz

Suction cannula

An adaptive blade for a laryngoscope includes a proximal end, which is mechanically connectable or connected to a handle in order to form an adaptive laryngoscope, a first flexible bar, which extends from the proximal end of the adaptive blade to the distal end thereof, a second flexible bar, which extends from the proximal end of the adaptive blade to the distal end thereof, and a connecting structure with a first end, which is connected to the first flexible bar in an articulated manner, and with a second end, which is connected to the second flexible bar in an articulated manner. The first flexible bar is formed by a first member made of a first material and a second member made of a second material. An interface between the first member and the second member extends over at least half the distance between the proximal end and the distal end of the adaptive blade.

Laryngoscope and adaptive blade for a laryngoscope

Handle

An adaptive blade for a laryngoscope includes a proximal end, which is mechanically connectable or connected to a handle in order to form an adaptive laryngoscope, a first flexible bar, which extends from the proximal end of the adaptive blade to the distal end thereof, and a second flexible bar, which extends from the proximal end of the adaptive blade to the distal end thereof. At the distal end of the adaptive blade, the flexible bars are connected to each other mechanically rigidly or in an articulated manner. In the proximal direction from the distal end of the adaptive blade, the flexible bars are mechanically connected to each other in such a way that they are movable relative to each other substantially in their longitudinal directions.

Adaptive laryngoscope and adaptive blade for a laryngoscope

A medical coagulation instrument having a shaft as well as at least one electrode tip that extends beyond the distal end of the shaft. To create a coagulation instrument whose electrodes are of simple structure and ensure an atraumatic and safe handling, at least one electrode tip should be widened or be configured as widening in the distal direction.

Medical coagulation instrument

A video endoscope comprises a shaft comprising a rigid, proximal-side section and a distal section that is laterally deflectable in a plane from the central longitudinal axis of the shaft. A housing is arranged at the proximal end of the shaft. A control element for controlling the deflection of the shaft is provided at the housing. A rod-like pull element extends in the shaft in an off-center fashion with respect to the central longitudinal axis. The pull element is coupled with the control element and with a distal end of the deflectable section of the shaft, wherein a movement of the pull element by the control element in the proximal direction effects a lateral deflection of the deflectable section. A push tube is provided that is arranged to encase the exterior side of the pull element. The push tube extends from the proximal connection of the pull element with the control element through the first opening into the shaft.

Video endoscope

Holding bracket for medical instrument

Medical navigation instrument

Surgical navigation instrument

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Rietheim, Germany

Andreas Efinger