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    Method for performing surgical laparoscopic procedure on uterus of patient by surgeon, involves inflating bag to create artificial pneumoperitoneum that extends abdomen and provides additional working and viewing space


    Bonadio, Frank and Halpin, L D and MacNally, Shane and Shibley, K A and Vaugh, Trevor and Williams, S, ATROPOS LTD (2014) Method for performing surgical laparoscopic procedure on uterus of patient by surgeon, involves inflating bag to create artificial pneumoperitoneum that extends abdomen and provides additional working and viewing space. US2014236167-A1.

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    Abstract

    The method involves inserting a bag (1) through a patient opening i.e. naked incision, in an abdominal wall. Tissue is delivered into a bag opening (2) of the bag. The bag opening is withdrawn back through the patient opening. The bag is sealed. The bag is inflated to create an artificial pneumoperitoneum that extends an abdomen and provides an additional working and viewing space. Laparoscopic procedure is carried out on the tissue located in the inflated bag by sealably inserting a morcellator into the bag. The tissue is retrieved by pulling the bag out through the patient opening.

    Item Type: Patent
    Keywords: surgical laparoscopic procedure; uterus; patient; surgeon; inflating bag; artificial pneumoperitoneum; abdomen;
    Academic Unit: Faculty of Social Sciences > Design Innovation
    Item ID: 6723
    Identification Number: US2014236167-A1
    Depositing User: Trevor Vaugh
    Date Deposited: 06 Jan 2016 11:14
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      Use Licence: This item is available under a Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial Share Alike Licence (CC BY-NC-SA). Details of this licence are available here

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