Invention Grant
- Patent Title: End effector detection systems for surgical instruments
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Application No.: US15811065Application Date: 2017-11-13
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Publication No.: US10828032B2Publication Date: 2020-11-10
- Inventor: Richard L. Leimbach , Frederick E. Shelton, IV , Jerome R. Morgan , Emily A. Schellin
- Applicant: Ethicon LLC
- Applicant Address: US PR Guaynabo
- Assignee: Ethicon LLC
- Current Assignee: Ethicon LLC
- Current Assignee Address: US PR Guaynabo
- Main IPC: A61B17/072
- IPC: A61B17/072 ; A61B17/00 ; A61B34/00 ; G16H40/63 ; H01M10/48 ; A61B34/30 ; A61B90/90 ; A61B90/96 ; A61B34/10 ; H01M2/34 ; H01M10/42 ; G16Z99/00 ; A61B17/068 ; H02J7/00 ; G06F3/01 ; G06F3/041 ; G06F3/0488 ; G06T11/60 ; G09G5/14 ; G06F21/60 ; A61B17/10 ; G16H20/40 ; A61B90/00 ; A61B90/98 ; G06F3/0481 ; G06F3/0482 ; G06F3/0484 ; A61B17/29

Abstract:
A surgical instrument system can comprise a surgical instrument, a first end effector, and a second end effector, wherein the end effectors are attachable to the surgical instrument. The first end effector can comprise a first set of stored data pertaining to the first end effector, wherein the surgical instrument is configured to ascertain the first set of data and enter a first operating state. The second end effector can comprise a second set of stored data pertaining to the second end effector, wherein the surgical instrument is configured to ascertain the second set of data and enter a second operating state. The surgical instrument is further configured to enter a default operating state if said surgical instrument is unable to ascertain a set of stored data from an end effector.
Public/Granted literature
- US20180125489A1 END EFFECTOR DETECTION SYSTEMS FOR SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS Public/Granted day:2018-05-10
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