US Patent 7445624 Endoscopic sample taker for cartilage material
Patent 7445624 was granted and assigned to Richard Wolf on November, 2008 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Eberhard Körner0
Helmut Heckele0
Mark Freier0
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The sample taker comprises a hollow shank with a scoop fixedly connected at its distal end, a handling means provided at the proximal end of the 20 hollow shank and an actuation mechanism. An actuation rod is axially movable in the hollow shank and connectable to the actuation mechanism. A covering is allocated in the trough of the scoop. The covering is fastened to a distal end of the actuation rod and displaceable forwards and backwards.
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US Patent 07445624 Endoscopic sample taker for cartilage material US Patent 7445624 Endoscopic sample taker for cartilage material
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074456240
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November 4, 2008
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US Patent 07445624 Endoscopic sample taker for cartilage material
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07445624
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