Fan spray surgical probe
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Nov 5, 1996
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Aug 22, 1994
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Aug 22, 1994
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A surgical probe is disclosed for use in defining and dissecting tissue planes. The operative end of the probe is defined to provide a flat wide fan-like shaped spray at the operative end which aids in lifting organs, such as the gall bladder, as well as loosening the adhesion underneath such organs. The probe can also be provided with a dissecting edge, also at the operative end of the probe. The dissecting edge can be used to cut and dissect the desired organ(s) of the patient.
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