United States Endoscopy Group, Inc.

Jessica Russo

Alex Uspenski

Keith R John

Darren Charles Gregan

Reza Mohammadpour

Christopher J Kaye

Scott G Haack

Gary E Mann

Joseph Michelini

John P Winstanley

Tony Martella

Gerald Chiappone

Eric Roush

Sarah Insull

Sven Huijs

Seth Byers

An endoscopic grasping device for use during an endoscopic procedure. The device includes at least a fork operably connected to a pair of jaws pivotally mounted about a pivot point to the fork. A pusher is disposed within the fork and operably connected to a drive wire and a pair of arms. Each arm is attached to a respective jaw and configured to move that jaw upon a movement of the pusher in a distal direction or proximal direction resulting in the pair of jaws being in a closed position and a open position. Each jaw includes a plurality of teeth extending therefrom and towards the opposite jaw. One or more of the teeth are backwards curved and angled in a proximal direction from the jaw to improve a grasping, cutting, and handling feature of the teeth.

Microforceps

An endoscopic resection assembly includes an adaptor configured to adapt to an endoscopic device. A pusher is disposed on the adaptor by inserting the adaptor into the central opening defined by the pusher. A cutting device includes a snare loop and a snare drive cable, and is removably coupled to the pusher. The cutting device is configured to resect a tissue when the snare loop is contracted by activation of the snare driver. A clip for engaging onto the tissue can be loaded onto the adaptor at a position distal to the pusher.

Endoscopic resection assembly

An endoscopic device, includes a clip assembly and a driving assembly. The clip assembly includes a first jaw, a second jaw, a pivot, a housing having an internal channel, and a release portion connecting to the first and second jaws. At least a portion of the first and second jaws is disposed within the internal channel, the first and second jaws selectively move along with the internal channel. The driving assembly includes an outer sheath, an inner tube, movably disposed within the outer sheath, and a driver, movably disposed within the inner tube, and removably received within the release portion. The driver is unbrokenly released from the release portion by a predetermined pull force. The housing and the outer sheath form a releasable handshake engagement. The inner tube extending into the housing prevents the handshake engagement from disengaging.

Clip and clip assembly

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Sagamore Hills, OH, United States of America

Jessica Russo