WIRELESS DEVICES, SYSTEMS, AND METHODS FOR ENDOSCOPIC POSITIONING

WIRELESS DEVICES, SYSTEMS, AND METHODS FOR ENDOSCOPIC POSITIONING

A locator system deployable at a target site in a first anatomical structure and identifiable from within a second anatomical structure. The locator system includes a signal generator and a tissue-engagement member. The tissue-engagement member engages tissue at the target site so that a delivery sy...

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Hauptverfasser: Saenz Villalobos, Gonzalo Jose, Loo Fuchs, Gian Franco
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description A locator system deployable at a target site in a first anatomical structure and identifiable from within a second anatomical structure. The locator system includes a signal generator and a tissue-engagement member. The tissue-engagement member engages tissue at the target site so that a delivery system may deliver the locator system and be withdrawn without disturbing the position of the locator system with the tissue-engagement member engaging tissue at the target site. The signal generator may be powered by a wireless energy source, such as a battery, or radio waves. The locator system may be deployed at a target site within a patient's intestines, and identified from within the patient's stomach to create an anastomosis between the stomach and the target site.
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