Bipolar forceps for conducting a pelviscopy
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Feb 25, 2003
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Nov 30, 2001
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Mar 31, 1999
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A bipolar forceps for conducting a pelviscopy comprising a pair of blades (2) that are made from a form-memorizing alloy and are partially covered by a plastic sheath (4) so that they can be fixed inside a tube (6). Each blade (2) has a non-sheathed end (5) with a curved profile which can become elastically deformed when the blades are moved in a longitudinal direction inside a guide (12) having a low internal diameter, in addition to comprising a cylindrical support (10) enabling the pair of blades (2) to be connected on the guide (12) and brought back into a specific position with the aid of elastic elements (13). Elements (11) are also provided for enabling the pair of blades (2) to be connected to a voltage source (3) so that each blade can function according to an electrode in order to enable coagulation of tissues.
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