T.a.g. Medical Products Corporation Ltd.

T.a.g. Medical Devices - Agriculture Cooperative Ltd.

Tag Dream Medical Ltd.

Hagay Sitry

Ran Weisman

Hagay Botansky

Roy Zilberman

Aryeh Mirochinik

Dror Biton

Rafi Haziza

Leon Slobitker

Alexander Kotov

Aviram Alfia

Dima Gurevich

Zachary Sacks

Yuval Perets

Yaron Tal

Dan Nabel

Yehuda Ben Ami

Dan Michael

Shai Nachmias

Rotem Barak

David Morgensteren

A bone removal device, including an elongated shaft having a longitudinal axis, a distal end and a proximal end; a movable bone borer movably coupled to the distal end of the elongated shaft, wherein the movable bone borer is configured to rotate around the longitudinal axis; and a rotatable bone borer adjuster mounted on a proximal side of the elongated shaft and to the movable bone borer, wherein the adjuster is configured to rotate around an axis which is different from a rotation axis of the movable bone borer.

Adjustable drilling device and a method for use thereof

A kit () including a guiding system and a cannulated bone material removal device, the bone material removal device () having a longitudinal shaft () and comprising on the longitudinal shaft a radially expandable cutting portion () having a longitudinally-oriented cutting edge (), the radial expansion comprising an increase of a cross-sectional diameter of the bone material removal device at the longitudinal position of the expandable cutting portion; and the guiding system including an arcuate element (), a guiding element () configured to be attached to the arcuate element, and a cannula (), slidably insertable into a portion of the arcuate element; wherein the bone material removal device is axially displaceable within said cannula. The kit can be used in anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction.

Kit including a guiding system and a bone material removal device

A bone material removal device, including a tubular element comprising a proximal end and a distal end, a shaft received within the tubular element and comprising a proximal end and a distal end, a cutting tooth movably coupled to the distal end of the shaft and a shaft displacement actuator at the proximal end of the tubular element rotatably coupled to the shaft, wherein at least partial rotation of the actuator in a first direction brings the cutting tooth to travel from a closed retracted position to an open extended position.

Bone material removal device and a method for use thereof

A bone material removal device including a cannula, a bone drilling forward tip and a bore widening element including a bone carving portion that slides axially relative to the cannula and extends in a circumferential direction and wherein the axial movement of the bore widening element relative to the cannula brings a carving portions to travel and extend radially in a circumferential direction beyond a surface of the cannula and carve bone from a wall of a bore.

An arthroscopic tool for labrum repair procedure, including: a cannulated working channel having a proximal end and a distal end; and a holding element adapted to be attached to the proximal end of the working channel for supporting a labrum during an arthroscopic labrum repair procedure.

Arthroscopic tool for labrum repair procedure and a method for use thereof

A tool has a handle and an elongate shaft that extends distally from the handle. A distal portion of the shaft is inserted into a subject during a surgical procedure. An optical fiber delivers laser energy to a tip at the distal portion of the shaft. The tip includes a mechanical cutting mechanism including a moving part that absorbs the laser energy, thermally conducts the absorbed energy to tissue that is disposed between the moving part and another part, and moves with respect to the other part in order to cut tissue that is disposed between the parts using a mechanical force that is lower than a mechanical force that would be required to cut the tissue in the absence of the laser energy. Other embodiments are also described.

Hybrid laser cutter

Thumbwheel actuated arthroscopic device

A drill device including a shaft having a proximal end and a distal end, one or more first reaming heads configured to be positioned along the shaft adjacent the distal end and one or more second reaming heads configured to be positioned along the shaft at a location axially proximally spaced from the first reaming head.

Multiple head drill

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Kibbutz Gesher HaZiv, Israel

Hagay Sitry