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Schick Technologies, Inc.

Sirona Dental Systems Gmbh

Arkadiy Royzen

Zinovy Royzen

Aaron Bratslavsky

Miriam Mackovic Basic

Mario Basic

David B Schick

Stan Mandlekern

A surgical instrument for at least partial occlusion of the uterus blood vessels comprising two opposing jaws with scissor-type handles and a latching mechanism. Each jaw has a straight memberand a straight memberconnected with an angle 30-45 degrees. Each said memberhas a tubular cover. Each memberis integrated with the scissor-type handle. Each jaw has an inner side and an outer side. The jaws are made movable relative to each other in order to at least partially occlude the uterus blood vessels by the opposite sides of the covers on the inner sides of the members The latching mechanism is made to retain the jaws in the working position over a needed period of time and release the jaws when the need for occlusion is over. Each cover has an inner cavity open from one end for receiving and retaining the memberof said jaw. The thickness of each said cover on the inner side of the memberis 8-12 mm, the width of said cover is 10-30 mm, the length of said cover is 50-60 mm, and said cover is made of soft plastic, silicon, fabric, gauze or non woven material.

Instrument for occlusion of uterine blood vessels

A method for performing a cesarean section includes the occlusion of uterine arteries using an atraumatic occlusion instrument, for example, an atraumatic clamp, after pulling the uterus from the pelvic cavity and placing it on the patient abdomen, The method significantly reduces blood loss in patients. An atraumatic occlusion clamp has disposable covers made of gauze.

Method and instrument for occlusion of uterine blood vessels

Intraoral sensor

A system for dental x-ray examinations includes an image receptor, and a holder removably bonded to the image receptor by an adhesive coating. The system for dental x-ray examinations provides the clinician with a greater freedom of positioning and thereby improves upon the effectiveness of x-ray examinations, as well as upon patient comfort.

Dental x-ray positioning using adhesives

Intraoral wireless sensor

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Arkadiy Royzen