Cedars-sinai Medical Center

David Goldenberg

Andrew DiGiore

Marcus Souza

Andy Schieber

Ryan Evans

Disclosed are systems and methods for safely and effectively deploying a hemoclip onto a patient's desired target using a hemoclip system. For instance, disclosed is an catheter that includes a lumen for a hemoclip to pass through. Additionally, disclosed are hemoclips that are configured to be in a compressed position until the hemoclip is deployed out of a catheter where it opens. Then, the hemoclip may be clipped onto the target to encapsulate the desired target within the patient. Once the hemoclip is clamped onto the target, the catheter can move onto the next target for successive deployment and utilization of the hemoclips without manual reload.

Systems and methods for hemoclip deployment

Disclosed are systems and methods for safely and effectively deploying a hemoclip onto a patient's desired target using a combined hemoclip and endoscopic system. For instance, disclosed is an endoscope that includes a lumen for a hemoclip of the present disclosure to pass through. Additionally, disclosed are hemoclips that are configured to be in a compressed position until the hemoclip is deployed out of an endoscope where it opens into an X-shape. Then, the hemoclip may be clipped onto the target to encapsulate the desired target within the patient. Once the hemoclip is clamped onto the target, the endoscope can move onto the next target for successive deployment and utilization of the hemoclips without manual reload.

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