Surgical device for removal of tissue cells from
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May 13, 2004
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Sep 15, 2003
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Jul 7, 2000
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Fatty tissue is conventionally removed from the human body by disrupting the fatty tissue cells, by means of ultrasound and then being sucked out. The above damages the human body as other neighboring tissue cells, such as blood cells, which are also disrupted. A surgical device is therefore disclosed which comprises a liquid jet device with a particular operating hand piece (1). The operating hand piece (1) comprises a capillary (3) for the emerging liquid jet and a capillary (4) for sucking out the separated tissue cells. The emerging liquid jet is formed in cross-section so as to give a sloughing effect.
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