Ethicon, Gmbh

Cilag International Gmbh

Ethicon Endo-surgery, Inc.

Gyroscope Therapeutics Limited

Cllag Gmbh International

Tony C Siebel

Richard L Leimbach

Shane R Adams

John V Hunt

Kevin D Sackett

Matthew C Miller

Douglas E Withers

Raymond E Parfett

Mark D Overmyer

Brett E Swensgard

Jeffrey David Messerly

William Bruce Weisenburgh, Ii

Cory G Kimball

Brian D Schings

William David Kelly

David L Hamann

Shawn C Snyder

Ion V Nicolaescu

Sol A Posada

Frederick E Shelton, IV

Jason L Harris

Chad Paul Boudreaux

Daniel J Mumaw

Thomas Edward Meyer

Wells D Haberstich

John E Brady

Stephen M Leuck

Robert J Simms

Craig T Davis

Frederick L Estera

Benjamin M Boyd

Rafael J Ruiz Ortiz

Nathan T Cummings

Pamela M Ridgley

Joseph Daniel Dennis, Jr

Clinton W Denlinger

Bryce Loring Heitman

Mark E Tebbe

Joseph E Hollo

Joseph Isosaki

Bryce Hansen

William C Ryle

Jacob W Schubert

Daniel C Hutchens

Evan N Stambler

Tiffany M Warner

Mark T Larson

Kirsten N W Chenery

An apparatus includes a body having an interior space sized and shaped to receive a surgical stapler end effector in an open state in combination with an adjunct applicator that includes an adjunct. The apparatus further includes a closure member movably coupled with the body. The closure member is actuatable to close the surgical stapler end effector onto the adjunct applicator so that the adjunct is applied to a stapling surface of the surgical stapler end effector.

Buttress applicator system for surgical stapler

Display screen or portion thereof with a graphical user interface

An apparatus includes a first member and a second member. The first member is configured to receive a portion of a syringe barrel and includes a first stop surface. The second member includes a second stop surface. Each stop surface is configured to engage the portion of a plunger to thereby arrest longitudinal movement of the plunger relative to the syringe barrel. The second member is operable to move relative to the first member from a first position to a second position. The second member remains coupled with the first member while in both the first position and the second position. The second stop surface engages the portion of the plunger when the second member is in the first position. The second stop surface does not prevent the portion of the plunger from reaching the first stop surface when the second member is in the second position.

Dose clip assembly for syringe

Display screen or portion thereof with animated graphical user interface

A surgical instrument includes a gripping assembly, a shaft assembly, an end effector, and a pivoting member. The gripping assembly defines a first opening for receiving a finger or a thumb of a user. The gripping assembly includes a first deformable feature that is configured to be moved in order to increase or decrease a cross-sectional area of the first opening. The shaft assembly extends distally from the gripping assembly. The end effector is positioned at a distal end of the shaft assembly and includes a first member. The pivoting member is pivotably coupled with the shaft assembly. The pivoting member is pivotable with respect to the first member of the end effector between an open position and a closed position to thereby clamp tissue between the first member and the pivoting member.

Ultrasonic surgical instrument with sliding blade sheath

A system is disclosed. The system can comprise an end effector configured to receive a compatible replaceable staple cartridge, wherein the end effector comprises a first outer surface, and wherein a classifying identification of the end effector is inscribed on the first outer surface. The system can also comprise the compatible replaceable staple cartridge comprising a second outer surface, wherein a classifying identification of the compatible replaceable staple cartridge is inscribed on the second outer surface. The classifying identification of the compatible replaceable staple cartridge can correspond to the classifying identification of the end effector.

Surgical stapling systems

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

An ultrasonic surgical instrument includes a body, a shaft, an ultrasonic transducer, a waveguide, and an end effector coupled to a distal end of the shaft. A rotation knob is rotatably coupled to the body and is configured to rotate the shaft, the waveguide, and the end effector together relative to the body. A torque transfer structure is positioned radially outwardly of and in direct contact with the waveguide at an acoustic node thereof. The torque transfer structure is rotationally fixed relative to the waveguide and is configured to rotationally couple the waveguide with the shaft and the rotation knob. The waveguide includes a first axial constraining feature defining a distally facing surface, and the torque transfer structure includes a second axial constraining feature defining a proximally facing surface configured to abut the distally facing surface to constrain the waveguide axially relative to the torque transfer structure and the body.

Acoustic drivetrain with external collar at nodal position

An ultrasonic surgical instrument includes a body, an ultrasonic transducer rotatably supported within the body and having a threaded distal end, a shaft extending from the body, a waveguide extending through the shaft and having a threaded proximal end configured to threadedly engage the threaded distal end to define a threaded coupling, and an end effector at a distal end of the shaft. An integrated torque wrench mechanism is arranged within the body and includes a first torque wrench member rotationally coupled with a proximal end of the transducer, and a second torque wrench member arranged proximally of the first torque wrench member. The torque wrench members are configured to selectively couple together and frictionally engage one another to facilitate application of a predetermined maximum torque to the threaded coupling. The torque wrench members are configured to automatically decouple upon application of the predetermined maximum torque to the threaded coupling.

Features to couple acoustic drivetrain components in ultrasonic surgical instrument

Handle for electrosurgical instrument

A surgical instrument includes a shaft assembly, a handle assembly, and a latch system configured to operatively couple the shaft and handle assemblies. The latch system includes shaft and a handle lock members respectively connected to the shaft and handle assemblies for inhibiting operative uncoupling of the shaft and handle assemblies. The latch member has a cam surface and a latch member. The latch member is configured to selectively move from a locked position to a released position such that movement of the latch member causes the shaft and handle lock members to disengage and uncouple the shaft and handle assemblies. The latch member is further configured to selectively move from the released position to a removal position such that further movement of the latch member causes the cam surface of the latch member to engage the cam base and urge the shaft assembly in a removal direction.

Surgical stapling instrument with shaft release, powered firing, and powered articulation

Surgical stapling instrument

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Tony C Siebel