Patents Assigned to Freehold Surgical, Inc.

APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR INTRA-ABDOMINALLY MOVING A FIRST INTERNAL ORGAN TO A POSITION AWAY FROM A SECOND INTERNAL ORGAN AND THEN HOLDING THE FIRST INTERNAL ORGAN IN THE POSITION WITHOUT MANUAL INPUT

Publication number: 20150141745

Abstract: An apparatus including a flexible length of cord and three tissue connectors positioned at the opposite ends of the cord and at an intermediate position of the cord is designed to be laparoscopically inserted through the abdominal wall and into the abdominal cavity, and used to move a first internal organ to a position away from a second internal organ where the apparatus holds the first internal organ in the position without further manual input, thereby providing surgical access to the second internal organ.

Type: Application

Filed: November 18, 2014

Publication date: May 21, 2015

Applicant: FREEHOLD SURGICAL, INC.

Inventor: James Stephen Scott
Apparatus and method for intra-abdominally moving a first internal organ to a position away from a second internal organ and the holding the first internal organ in the position without manual input

Patent number: 8888679

Abstract: An apparatus including a flexible length of cord and three tissue connectors positioned at the opposite ends of the cord and at an intermediate position of the cord is designed to be laparoscopically inserted through the abdominal wall and into the abdominal cavity, and used to move a first internal organ to a position away from a second internal organ where the apparatus holds the first internal organ in the position without further manual input, thereby providing surgical access to the second internal organ.

Type: Grant

Filed: June 29, 2012

Date of Patent: November 18, 2014

Assignee: Freehold Surgical, Inc.

Inventor: J. Stephen Scott

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APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR INTRA-ABDOMINALLY MOVING A FIRST INTERNAL ORGAN TO A POSITION AWAY FROM A SECOND INTERNAL ORGAN AND THEN HOLDING THE FIRST INTERNAL ORGAN IN THE POSITION WITHOUT MANUAL INPUT

Apparatus and method for intra-abdominally moving a first internal organ to a position away from a second internal organ and the holding the first internal organ in the position without manual input