Abstract: Various devices and methods having detachable handles at a proximal end thereof for use in the working channel of an endoscope. The detachable components at the proximal end allow the endoscope to be retracted and removed over the device, while leaving the device in place for purposes such as tissue manipulation.

Abstract: Various devices and methods having detachable handles at a proximal end thereof for use in the working channel of an endoscope. The detachable components at the proximal end allow the endoscope to be retracted and removed over the device, while leaving the device in place for purposes such as tissue manipulation.

Abstract: Various devices and methods having detachable handles at a proximal end thereof for use in the working channel of an endoscope. The detachable components at the proximal end allow the endoscope to be retracted and removed over the device, while leaving the device in place for purposes such as tissue manipulation.

Abstract: The present invention relates to clips and, specifically, to endoscopic clips. Clips of the present invention comprise a rail, a proximal prong, and a distal prong. Clips of the present invention comprise multiple sequentially deployed folding prongs, which may deploy in a substantially perpendicular manner by rotating from a folded position flush with a rail to about a 90° angle relative to the rail. The proximal prong may be both rotatable and longitudinally slidable relative to the rail. The distal prong may be rotatable relative to the rail. Folded clips of the present invention may be delivered to a target site within a sheath. The sheath may be retracted from the folded clips to permit deployment and the sheath end may be subsequently used to push the longitudinally slidable proximal prong towards the distal prong for clamping. The clip is releasable, and may be released from a latch wire.