Sharpe Endosurgical Corporation

Dexide, Incorporated

Leslie A Sharpe

Francis C Peterson

A surgical cutting instrument having a surgeon operable control handle for advancing a blade over a fenestrated hook so that tissue within said fenestrated window area is dissected.

Endodissector surgical instrument

The present invention is directed to an endoscopic grasping tool for use inside a patient. As the teeth of the tenaculum come together they are positioned by a complimentary pair of contact pads. In this retracted position the distal end of the instrument does not present any sharp edges.

Endoscopic tenaculum surgical instrument

A surgical instrument having a surgeon operable control handle for advancing a needle to pierce tissue and to carry a ligature through the pierced tissue.

Ligature carrier for endoscopic use

A surgical instrument for positioning and tying knots during endoscopic surgery is provided with an elongate shaft having a ligature restraining aperture for accepting a strand of the ligature.

Method of using an endoknot pusher surgical instrument

An aspiration device for laparoscopic surgery has a tube with a proximal end. A tool access port concentric with the tube permits insertion of a grasping tool for holding a sponge at the distal end of the tube.

Endoscopic aspirator surgical instrument

A surgical instrument having a surgeon operable control handle for grasping surgical needles or other objects. The instrument has a moveable jaw opposed to a fixed jaw. The control handle engages a clamping spring which closes the jaws and exerts a grasping force which is proportional to the size of the object located between the jaws.

Endoneedle holder surgical instrument

The present invention is directed to an endoscopic grasping tool for use inside a patient. As the distal tips of the jaws come together they form a pivot point for continued jaw closure increasing the grasping force of the jaws.

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Edina, MN, United States of America

Leslie A Sharpe