United States Surgical Corporation

Surgiquest, Incorporated

Tyco Healthcare Group LP

Conmed Corporation

Other

Covidien LP

Angiodynamics, Inc.

Misonix, Inc.

Butterfly Network, Inc.

Gi Dynamics, Inc.

Surgiques, Inc.

Dominick L Mastri

Frank J Viola

Robert J Geiste

Thomas W Alesi, Jr

Wayne P Young

Jon S Wilson

Henry Bolanos

Ralph A Stearns

Kenneth Blier

Kurt Azarbarzin

Michael J Augelli

David T Green

Richard A McGarry

Stephan A DeFonzo

Corbett W Stone

Earl M Zergiebel

Michael S Kolesa

Paul A Matula

James Raymond Parys

Johnnie H Copley

Christopher G Estkowski

Jeffrey P Radziunas

H Jonathan Tovey

Ronald R Manna

Scott Isola

Raymond Yue-Sing Tang

Carlo A Mililli

Leonard Stern

Michael John Kane

Paul C DiCesare

Kenneth E Toso

Daniel E Alesi

Frank M Rende

A David Smith

Raymond Y Tang

James Steven Kenny

Ghaleb A Sater

Ernie Aranvi

Darryl S Pereira

Richard A Mcgarry

Keith L Milliman

Ernie Aranyi

Matthew De Jonge

Lisa W Heaton

Thomas R Hessler

Ronald James Thompson

Salvatore Castro

Stephen M Christopher

Richard N Granger

Jack B Stubbs

Boris Zvenyatsky

Ronald L Green

Wayne C Person

Paul Dicesare

Paul Maxted

William J Vumback

Scott Schorer

George M Chelednik

Jonathan E Wilson

Alim Alli

Leon C Hirsch

Nicholas Williams

Patrick D Mozdzierz

Mark E Alari

Matthew R Hageman

Peter Peabody Gale

Carlos Babini

Gregory Runner

Thomas W Alesi

Ronald J Thompson

Hurt Azarbarzin

A coupling system is disclosed for connecting a tube set to a trocar that includes a multi-lumen trocar having a housing that has a connector extending outwardly from the housing, the connector having a plurality of coaxial flow passages defined therein by a plurality of concentric annular walls, a multi-lumen tube set including a plurality of tubes arranged in a parallel relationship, a coupling including a generally cylindrical body having a first end portion adapted and configured to selectively mate with the coaxial flow passages of the connector of the trocar and a second end portion adapted and configured for attachment to the parallel tubes of the tube set, and a latch assembly operatively associated with the cylindrical body of the coupling for selectively engaging the connector of the trocar housing when the coupling mates with the connector.

Coupling devices for tube sets used with surgical gas delivery systems

The present invention relates to surgical access devices (or surgical access ports) and related methods. More particularly, the present invention relates to such devices that are advantageously adapted for use in single-incision laparoscopic surgical ('SILS') procedures The present invention also relates to kits and methods involving such surgical access devices.

Devices for and methods of performing minimally-invasive surgical procedures through a single incision

A gas conditioning unit for a surgical gas delivery device is disclosed, which includes a filter housing having an insufflation gas flow path for delivering insufflation gas to a body cavity and for facilitating pressure measurements from the body cavity, a pressurized gas flow path for delivering pressurized gas from a pump in the surgical gas delivery device to an internal nozzle in the filter housing that accelerates the pressurized gas and thereby generates a continuous pressure barrier that inhibits egress of insufflation gas from the body cavity, a vacuum return flow path for returning depressurized gas spent by the internal nozzle back to the pump under vacuum, an air entrainment flow path for drawing air into the body cavity to maintain a given pressure therein, and a smoke evacuation flow path for conveying smoke from the body cavity.

Multipath filter assembly with integrated gaseous seal for multimodal surgical gas delivery system

An insufflation and smoke evacuation system for use during laparoscopic surgical procedures is disclosed that includes a pump for circulating pressurized gas within the system, a tri-lumen cannula communicating with an insufflation source by way of an insufflation supply line and with the supply side of the pump by way of a pressurized gas supply line, and a single lumen cannula communicating with a suction side of the pump by way of a vacuum line, wherein a communication line extends between the tri-lumen cannula and the vacuum line.

Systems and methods for conducting smoke evacuation during laparoscopic surgical procedures

A cannula assembly for use in robotic surgery is disclosed that includes a robotic cannula having a housing with an open end and a tubular portion extending distally from the housing, the tubular portion being dimensioned to accommodate passage of a surgical instrument having a 12 mm diameter, an adapter assembly configured for engagement within the open end of the cannula housing and including a tubular body with a passage supporting a primary seal dimensioned to accommodate passage of a surgical instrument having a 12 mm diameter, and an insert tube dimensioned to extend through the passage of the body portion of the adapter assembly and the tubular portion of the robotic cannula, the insert tube including a head portion with a passage supporting a secondary seal dimensioned to accommodate a surgical instrument having an 8 mm diameter.

Cannula assembly for robotically assisted pressure regulated laparoscopic surgical procedures

The present invention provides gastrointestinal devices for limiting transfer and contact of material across luminal walls along a segment of the gastrointestinal tract (e.g., at the duodenum and/or upper jejunum). Devices of the invention include a gastrointestinal sleeve, an anchor, and a flange for attachment to a luminal wall proximal to the pyloric orifice. The invention also provides methods of use associated with such gastrointestinal devices, including methods for delivery, removal, and treatment of metabolic disorders, such as type 2 diabetes, non-alcoholic steatohepatitis, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, obesity, and related comorbidities thereof by implanting gastrointestinal devices.

Flanged gastrointestinal devices and methods of use thereof

Charger

A surgical instrument for use in laparoscopic surgical procedures is disclosed that includes an elongated shaped outer shaft having opposed proximal and distal end portions, and having a non-circular cross-sectional profile, an end effector operatively associated with a distal end portion of the shaped outer shaft and including a pair of cooperating jaw members configured for movement between open and closed positions, a proximal handle assembly operatively associated with a proximal end portion of the shaped outer shaft and including a pivoting actuation handle, and an elongated actuation member extending through the shaped outer shaft from the proximal handle assembly to the end effector, whereby movement of the actuation handle causes corresponding movement of the cooperating jaw members.

Hand instruments with shaped shafts for use in laparoscopic surgery

An access device for surgical procedures is disclosed which includes a multiport end cap including a plurality of separate access ports for accommodating the introduction of individual surgical instruments into a body cavity or lumen of a patient, and a coupling for operatively connecting the multiport end cap to a tubular body.

Multi-port access device for minimally invasive surgical procedures

A multi-lumen tube set is disclosed for use during a laparoscopic surgical procedure performed within a patient's abdominal cavity, which includes at least a first lumen configured to extend between a first surgical access port accessing the patient's abdominal cavity and an external vacuum source, and a branching conduit communicating with the first lumen and configured for connection to a second surgical access port accessing the patient's abdominal cavity to facilitate smoke evacuation from the patient's abdominal cavity during a laparoscopic surgical procedure.

Branching multi-lumen tube set for laparoscopic surgical procedures involving smoke evacuation

A smoke evacuation system for an open surgical site is disclosed which includes a filter cartridge assembly including a housing having an inlet port, a flow path extending from the inlet port, and a filter element disposed within the flow path, a flexible conduit having a proximal end connected to the inlet port of the filter assembly, and a smoke evacuator configured for detachable connection to a distal end of the flexible conduit for drawing smoke away from the surgical site and into the filter assembly through the conduit.

Smoke evacuation system for invasive surgical procedures

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Bridgeport, CT, United States of America

Dominick L Mastri