Assembly of surgical implements for performing an implantation in a canine ear or the like for correctional purposes
CA 1110127 A · Owner: Behney, Charles A. · Inventors: Behney, Charles A.
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An assembly designed for use in performing a canine ear or other implantation in order to correct a faulty ear carriage by erection of the ear, and comprising three basic surgical pieces or implements in the form of (1) an elongated shank (trocar) having a sharp incision-making distal or front end which is used to incise the ear so that the shank may be pushed along the general plane of the ear between the outer skin and the inner cartilage to create a duct which crosses over or bridges the weakened area of the cartilage (2) an open-ended, sheath (cannula) which is slidable onto the shank in close fitting relation and is adapted to be pushed into the duct as it is being created by the shank …
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- Granted October 6, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 6, 1998.
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