Devices and systems for use in laparoscopic surgery
An access device for a minimally invasive procedure can include a port body defining an instrument channel for a medical instrument, a radial extension extending at least partially outward from the body in a radial direction. The radial extension can extend from a distal end of the port body. The radial extension can define an imaging device cavity defined therein spaced from the port body and opening distally from the radial extension. The imaging device cavity can be configured to receive an imaging device therein for providing images within a field of view that is at least partially distal of the port body.
1. An imaging system for laparoscopic surgery comprising:
an access device having an elongated body defining at least one access port and including a radial extension at a distal end thereof;
a lighting device disposed within the radial extension of the access device at a radially outward portion of the radial extension; and
at least one imaging device disposed within the radial extension of the access device at a radially outward portion of the radial extension.
2. The system of claim 1 , further comprising a lighting control module for controlling the lighting device.
3. The system of claim 1 , further comprising a video control module for controlling the at least one imaging device.
4. The system of claim 1 , further comprising an image steering device operatively associated with the at least one imaging device.
5. The system of claim 1 , further comprising at least one image display device for displaying video acquired by the at least one imaging device.
6. The device of claim 1 , further comprising an insufflation channel defined through the port body on an opposite side of port body from radial extension.
7. The device of claim 1 , wherein the radial extension includes a lip extending distally from a radially outward portion of the radial extension, wherein the lip is outward of the imaging device cavity.
8. The device of claim 7 , further comprising one or more irrigation channels defined through port body and the radial extension, such that one or more first irrigation openings are defined in the port body and one or more second irrigation openings are defined in the lip.
9. The device of claim 8 , wherein the one or more irrigation channels at least partially travel around an instrument channel, travel outwardly, then curve back inwardly within the radial extension to the one or more irrigation outlets defined in the lip.
10. An imaging system for laparoscopic surgery comprising:
an access device having an elongated body defining at least one access port and including a radial extension at a distal end thereof, wherein the radial extension includes a lip extending distally from a radially outward portion of the radial extension, wherein the lip is outward of the imaging device cavity, further comprising one or more irrigation channels defined through port body and the radial extension, such that one or more first irrigation openings are defined in the port body and one or more second irrigation openings are defined in the lip, wherein the one or more irrigation channels at least partially travel around the at least one access port, travel outwardly, then curve back inwardly within the radial extension to the one or more irrigation outlets defined in the lip;
a lighting device operatively associated with the radial extension of the access device; and
at least one imaging device operatively associated with the radial extension of the access device.
11. The imaging system of claim 10 , wherein the at least one access porting is or includes an instrument channel.
12. An imaging system for laparoscopic surgery comprising:
an access device having an elongated body defining at least one access port and including a radial extension at a distal end thereof, wherein the radial extension includes a lip extending distally from a radially outward portion of the radial extension, wherein the lip is outward of the imaging device cavity, further comprising one or more irrigation channels defined through port body and the radial extension, such that one or more first irrigation openings are defined in the port body and one or more second irrigation openings are defined in the lip, wherein the one or more irrigation channels at least partially travel around the at least one access port, travel outwardly, then curve back inwardly within the radial extension to the one or more irrigation outlets defined in the lip.