Connector device for a controllable instrument

A medical instrument may comprise a first articulatable segment having a first diameter, and a second articulatable segment having a second diameter smaller than the first diameter, wherein the second articulatable segment is coupled to the first articulatable segment and extends in a distal directi...

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Hauptverfasser: Brown, Aaron W, Swinehart, Charles E, Ohline, Robert M, Whitin, Katherine, Kreidler, Marc S, Romo, Enrique, Belson, Amir, Harasym, Mark, Julian, Christopher A, Reiner, Scott J
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Kreidler, Marc S
Romo, Enrique
Belson, Amir
Harasym, Mark
Julian, Christopher A
Reiner, Scott J
description A medical instrument may comprise a first articulatable segment having a first diameter, and a second articulatable segment having a second diameter smaller than the first diameter, wherein the second articulatable segment is coupled to the first articulatable segment and extends in a distal direction past the first articulatable segment. The instrument may also comprise a first force transmission element coupled to the first articulatable segment and extending in a proximal direction from the first articulatable segment to a first connector portion, the first connector portion being configured to be releasably coupled with a first actuator, and a second force transmission element coupled to the second articulatable segment and extending in a proximal direction from the second articulatable segment to a second connector portion, the second connector portion being configured to be releasably coupled with a second actuator. The first and second force transmission elements may be configured to transmit actuation forces, respectively, to articulate the first and second articulatable segments independently of one another.
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