Device for elastic ligature of tissues
A device for elastic ligature of tissues comprises: a first and a second element, one of which exhibits a support portion for at least a rubber ring, the elements being slidably coupled to one another such that a reciprocal sliding between the elements determines a release of a rubber ring from the support portion; a trigger, manually maneuverable by an operator and acting on at least the second element for realizing a reciprocal sliding between the elements; a connecting portion, connected to the trigger and to the second element and being elastically deformable in order to enable a reciprocal change of orientation between the trigger and the second element.
1. A device for elastic ligature of tissues, comprising:
a first and a second element, one of which exhibits a support portion configured to support at least a rubber band, the elements being slidably coupled to one another such that a reciprocal sliding between the elements determines a release of a rubber band from the support portion;
command means, manually maneuverable by an operator and acting on at least the second element for realizing a reciprocal sliding between the elements, the command means comprising a trigger which is activatable by an operator's finger;
wherein the command means further comprise a connecting portion, connected to the trigger and to the second element and being elastically deformable in order to enable a reciprocal change of orientation between the trigger and the second element, the second element being arranged externally of the first element, the device further comprising a gripping handle to which the trigger is rotatably applied and to which the first element is fixed, wherein the trigger is rotatably applied to the gripping handle by means of a snap-fit coupling realizable by a nearing movement of the trigger to the gripping handle along a substantially parallel direction to a reciprocal sliding direction of the first element and the second element.
2. The device of claim 1 , wherein the second element, the trigger and the connecting portion are realized in a single piece.
3. The device of claim 1 , wherein the connecting portion exhibits one or more thinner portions defining pre-weakened zones destined to afford the connecting portion elastically-deformable properties.
4. The device of claim 1 , wherein the second element exhibits an active portion keyed on the first element and a connecting rod fixed on a side thereof to the active portion and on another side thereof to the connecting portion.
5. The device of claim 1 , wherein the gripping handle exhibits a lateral seating, having a prevalent direction of development, for housing a light source, the seating being couplable with the light source in a reciprocal nearing movement along a direction which is perpendicular to the prevalent direction of development.
6. The device of claim 5 , wherein the seating is laterally open and exhibits snap-action retaining means for stably retaining the light source in the seating.
7. The device of claim 5 , wherein the first element internally exhibits a chamber which is connectable to means for generating pneumatic aspiration, and further exhibits a rear opening and a front opening, the front opening being destined to aspirate a portion of mucous membrane internally of the chamber by action of the pneumatic aspiration and a closure of the rear opening; the second element internally exhibiting a wall in contact on a side thereof with the chamber and on another side thereof with an end portion of the seating, and conformed such as to enable the end portion of the seating to extend internally of the first element in order to enable the light source to direct a light beam towards the front opening.
8. The device of claim 1 , wherein the first element and the second element exhibit respective tubular portions, one of which exhibits the support portion.