Kebomed Ag

Lina Medical Aps

Lina Medical International Operations Ag

Orvue Surgical A/s

Henrik Bisgaard Poulsen

Mads Madsen

Peter Bjorn-Rasmussen

Peter Bjørn-rasmussen

The invention provides a device for thermal ablation at a site in a subject. The apparatus comprises an expandable bladder; a displacement chamber having a variable volume; an elongated catheter forming fluid communication between the bladder and the displacement chamber; and a heater for heating the fluid. To obtain an improved pressure control and a reliable structure, the chamber comprises a syringe structure including a piston movable in a cylinder by power driven means for varying the volume of the displacement chamber.

Device for thermal ablation

A handheld electrosurgical instrument with jaws at a distal end of a shaft. For moving the jaws, the instrument includes a linkage structure with at least three pivots which are movable relative to the housing and with at least pivot which is fixed to the housing. By this arrangement, one of the movable pivots may move as a substitute for movement of the jaws, and the instrument may therefore always have the same limits for handle movement e.g. also if the jaws are prevented from moving. Additionally, a more uniform closure pressure may be ensured independently on the force applied to the handle.

Surgical instrument

An electrosurgical instrument and apparatus for use with the instrument A bipolar electrosurgical instrument for use with an electrosurgical generator. The bipolar electrosurgical instrument incorporates a transformer having an input side or end electrically connected to the electrosurgical generator and an output side or end electrically connected to said bipolar electrosurgical instrument. The inexpensive bipolar electrosurgical instrument can be used with most conventional bipolar electrosurgical generators as well as with bipolar electrosurgical generators specifically designed for use with said instrument.

Electrosurgical instrument

A single use morcellator utilizes a disposable housing, cutting tube, battery and motor in combination with an attached and adjustable trocar to enable the surgeon to selectively utilize the cutting edge of the tube. The battery and control circuit are completely contained within the integral morcellator such that no separate components are needed.

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Slangerup, Denmark

Henrik Bisgaard Poulsen