Minimally Invasive Surgical Dissector Patent
Summary
USPTO granted patent US12588924B2 to Children's Medical Center Corporation for a minimally invasive surgical dissector designed for inter-layer procedures. The device features a wedge structure for advancing between tissue layers and actuated jaws for creating working spaces during surgery. Inventors include Pedro Jose del Nido, Borami Shin Lee, Christopher James Payne, and Mossab Ym Saeed. The patent contains 20 claims.
What changed
The USPTO granted patent US12588924B2 to Children's Medical Center Corporation on March 31, 2026, for a minimally invasive dissector device designed for inter-layer surgical procedures. The device features a wedge-shaped structure for advancing between adjacent tissue layers and opposing jaws that can be actuated to create a working space for cutting tools and other instruments within a plane between tissue layers. The jaws employ an open or wireframe structure to prevent tissue or fluid accumulation and maximize visibility around the surgical site.
This is a patent grant notification and does not impose any compliance obligations on regulated entities. Medical device manufacturers developing similar surgical instruments should review the patent claims to assess potential intellectual property considerations. Healthcare providers using such devices are not required to take any regulatory action based on this grant.
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Minimally invasive dissector for inter-layer procedures
Grant US12588924B2 Kind: B2 Mar 31, 2026
Assignee
The Children's Medical Center Corporation
Inventors
Pedro Jose del Nido, Borami Shin Lee, Christopher James Payne, Mossab Ym Saeed
Abstract
A device for minimally invasive, inter-layer surgical procedures advantageously forms a wedge for advancing between adjacent tissue layers and provides a jaw that can be actuated to create a working space for a cutting tool and other instruments within a plane between the tissue layers. The device may also usefully employ an open or wireframe structure for the opposing jaws to preventing tissue or fluid accumulation between the jaws and maximize visibility around the surgical site.
CPC Classifications
A61B 1/00087 A61B 1/32 A61B 1/05 A61B 1/313 A61B 17/320016 A61B 2017/320044 A61B 2017/2926
Filing Date
2022-08-30
Application No.
17898892
Claims
20
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