25 matching records for Snare.
A sterile, flexible, non-powered (i.e., not electrosurgical) device intended to be inserted through an endoscope to ensnare and cut polyps or other mucosal lesions during endoscopic surgery. It typically consists of a flexible sheath with a sharp cutting sn...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument intended to be inserted into the naris for the removal of tissue, typically polyps, tumours, and other abnormal tissue from the nasal cavity during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery. It typically consists of a cannula-like...
A manual surgical instrument inserted into the oral cavity to remove the tonsils during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery. It typically consists of a cannula-like tube with two stationary and one sliding finger rings designed to position and tighten a loop of t...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument intended to be inserted through the outer ear canal or through a surgical incision in the ear to remove tissue, typically tumorous or damaged tissue, from the ear during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery. It typically cons...
A flexible device intended to be inserted through an endoscope to ligate, cauterize, and cut polyps, or other mucosal lesions in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, using high frequency current. It typically consists of a flexible insulated insertion sheath, a...
A collection of sterile devices intended to help secure a cardiopulmonary bypass cannula to the underlying tissue in the operative field to minimize displacement of the cannula during cardiopulmonary bypass surgery. Popularly known as a `snugger?, it typica...
A sterile, rigid device intended to be inserted through an endoscope to ligate, cauterize, and cut polyps, or other mucosal lesions in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, using high frequency current. It typically consists of a rigid insulated insertion sheath...
A length of wire intended to be used as a replaceable snaring component of a mechanical-cutting snare used during surgery. This is a single-use device.
A hand-held manual surgical instrument intended to be inserted into the naris for the removal of tissue, typically polyps, tumours, and other abnormal tissue from the nasal cavity during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery. It typically consists of a cannula-like...
A flexible device intended to be inserted through an endoscope to ligate, cauterize, and cut polyps, or other mucosal lesions in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, using high frequency current. It typically consists of a flexible insulated insertion sheath, a...
A manual ophthalmic instrument used in surgical procedures of the eye, typically for enucleation of the eyeball. It typically consists of a cannula-like tube with two stationary and one sliding finger rings designed to position and tighten a loop of thin, f...
A collection of devices designed to be used during an endoscopic mucosal tissue biopsy and/or therapeutic resection procedure to: 1) isolate a specified section of mucosa using endoscopic suction and application of ligature bands; and 2) resect the lesion u...
A collection of sterile devices, which includes an implantable haemostatic ligation clip, intended to be used to obtain a full-thickness tissue biopsy and/or therapeutic resection of gastric, duodenal, colonic, and/or rectal tissue during an endoscopic proc...
A sterile length of wire intended to be used as a replaceable snaring component of a mechanical-cutting snare used during surgery. This is a single-use device.
An electrosurgical device which consists of a handpiece with mechanical and/or electrical controls, and a monopolar electrode, intended to deliver electrosurgical current from a system generator directly to tissues for cutting/coagulation/ablation during en...
An electrosurgical device consisting of a handpiece with mechanical and/or electrical controls, and a monopolar electrode, intended to deliver a current from a system generator directly to tissues for cutting/coagulation/ablation during endoscopic (includin...
A sterile electrosurgical device which consists of a handpiece with mechanical and/or electrical controls, and a monopolar electrode, intended to deliver electrosurgical current from a system generator directly to tissues for cutting/coagulation/ablation du...
A sterile, flexible, end- and/or side-hole tube with a long snaring device (e.g., a wire loop or noose) inserted through its lumen, designed to be introduced into a blood vessel or similar structure to manually retrieve or manipulate a foreign body. It is t...
A sterile, rigid, manual instrument designed to facilitate blunt dissection between tissue planes during laparoscopic procedures, and may additionally be used during open surgical interventions of the abdomen. It is typically made of high-grade stainless st...
A flexible, end- and/or side-hole tube with a long snaring device (e.g., a wire loop or noose) inserted through its lumen, designed to be introduced into a blood vessel or similar structure to manually retrieve or manipulate a foreign body. It is typically ...
A collection of devices designed to be used during an endoscopic mucosal resection procedure to: 1) lift a section of diseased mucosa by injection of a submucosal lifting solution; and 2) resect the lesion using monopolar electrosurgical energy; it may in a...
A collection of sterile devices designed to remove the electrically-conducting leads of an implantable pacemaker or an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD), typically in cases where infection has developed or a device malfunction has occurred. It ty...
A sterile, hand-held, manual surgical instrument intended to be inserted through the working channel of a hysteroscope to cut and remove uterine lesions (e.g., polyps), and may in addition be used to obtain a mucosal biopsy. It consists of a distal cannula ...
A sterile, steerable flexible tube with a distal snaring mechanism intended to be introduced into the right ventricle of the heart, via transcutaneous peripheral venous access (e.g., femoral vein), to remove an implanted intracardiac pacemaker; it may also ...
A collection of devices designed to remove the electrically-conducting leads of an implantable pacemaker or an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD), typically in cases where infection has developed or a device malfunction has occurred. It typically ...