Abstract: An endoscope procedure instrument provided with: a tube part that is cylindrical in shape and attaches to the front end of the endoscope, the tube part having a slit provided to the side surface thereof extending along the direction of the central axis; and a grasping member that is disposed to the tube part extending along the slit, for holding a biologic tissue with respect to the endoscope.

Abstract: An endoscope procedure instrument provided with: a tube part that is cylindrical in shape and attaches to the front end of the endoscope, the tube part having a slit provided to the side surface thereof extending along the direction of the central axis; and a grasping member that is disposed to the tube part extending along the slit, for holding a biologic tissue with respect to the endoscope.

Abstract: The high-frequency treatment instrument is a high-frequency treatment instrument for performing a high-frequency treatment on a pathological lesion portion (subject tissue) not shown and includes a sheath (elongated extension member), a treatment electrode which is rotatably disposed at a distal end of the sheath and which extends in a direction substantially parallel to a diameter direction of the rotation, an operating wire (axial member) for allowing the treatment electrode to rotate around the distal end of the sheath, and an operating portion to which proximal ends of the sheath and the operating wire are connected. According to a high-frequency treatment instrument, by enabling a treatment on a subject tissue without using a curving operation of an endoscope it is possible to facilitate a procedure.

Abstract: The endoscope treatment tool 1 has a distal end member 3 which is installed in an endoscope. A connection member 4 is attached to the distal end member 3 in a freely rotatable manner. In the connection member 4, a portion which is supported by a cap 12 of the distal end member 3 is a second pivot shaft 15. A portion penetrating a supporting member 21 of a treatment portion 5 is a first pivot shaft 23. The first pivot shaft 23 is also a rotational axis of a pair of forceps members 22 provided in the treatment member 5. When the forceps members 22 are used, a coil sheath 6 is extended by an operation at the side of the proximal end. The connection member 4 rotates about the second pivot shaft 15, which is a fulcrum, and the treatment portion 5 moves forward beyond the cap 12. In accordance with the present invention, it is possible to resolve the difficulty of procedures by positioning the treatment portion in an appropriate location.

Abstract: An endoscopic instrument includes: a knife; a wire having a distal end connected to the knife; a sheath around the wire; a main body having the freely rotative sheath fixed thereto; a slider fixed to the wire, slidable in an axial direction of the main body; a stopper projecting radially from the wire; a first-distal-regulation section in the sheath for regulating distal sliding movement of the wire by making contact with the stopper; and a second-distal-regulation section, provided distal to the first-distal-regulation section, for regulating sliding movement of the wire by making contact with the stopper, wherein the stopper is capable of moving between the first-distal-regulation section and the second-distal-regulation section by rotating the main body relative to the sheath around an axial line by predetermined angle, and at least two different projection lengths can be maintained by contacting the main body to the first-distal-regulation section or the second-distal-regulation section.

Abstract: A suturing device is disclosed which sutures a tissue using a suture unit having a suture thread with both ends fitted to a first anchor and a second anchor, respectively. The suturing device includes a hollow tip member receiving the first and second anchors; a wire having a front end inserted through the hollow tip member so that the first and second anchors can be released out from the hollow tip member; a flexible tube, a parallel member, a relative position holding member, a forward movement restricting member, and an operating portion. At least one of the hollow tip member, the forward movement restricting member, and the flexible tube has a communication portion on an outer peripheral surface thereof so as to communicate with an internal cavity, and a middle portion of the suture unit is inserted into the communication portion and is tied to the wire.

Abstract: An endoscope treatment instrument having a needle for puncturing a biological tissue in a body cavity includes an indicator region provided on the outer surface of the needle including an indicator shape having miniature concave portions, and a plain region without the indicator shape provided in connection with at least one side of the indicator region in the axial line direction of the needle.

Abstract: A suturing device is disclosed which sutures a tissue using a suture unit having a suture thread with both ends fitted to a first anchor and a second anchor, respectively.

Abstract: An endoscopic-use treatment instrument according to the present invention includes: a wire; an Y-shaped knife formed by a flexible material and is disposed at the distal end of the wire and used for treatment conducted in a body cavity; a flexible sheath having the wire passing therethrough; an operation section provided to the proximal end of the wire and capable of rotating the wire around an axial line; a cylindrical bearing fixed to the distal end of the sheath; a rotative member inserted into the bearing and capable of freely rotating relative to the bearing; and a regulator section provided to the rotative member and regulating the rotation of the treatment member relative to the rotative member around the axial line, so that the Y-shape knife is urged to expand outward in a radial direction of the sheath when the Y-shape knife is in the exterior of the sheath, and the rotation of the Y-shape knife relative to the rotative member around the axial line is regulated when the Y-shape knife makes contact wi

Abstract: An operation section structure of a treatment instrument for endoscopic use has: a hook knife inserted into a body cavity; a wire having a distal end connected to the hook knife; a tubular flexible sheath provided to an outer periphery of the wire; a current-carrying plug having a main unit having a distal end connected to the sheath; a sliding member made of a conductive material and having a proximal end of the wire fixed thereto, the sliding member being capable of sliding on the main unit in longitudinal direction; a operation member capable of freely rotating in circumferential direction of the operation member; and attached to the sliding member; and a conductive section provided to the operation member, the conductive section being made of a conductive material providing conductivity by making contact with the sliding member. This configuration can rotate the distal end structure easily.

Abstract: An endoscopic instrument includes: a knife; a wire having a distal end connected to the knife; a sheath allowing the wire to pass therethrough; a main body having the freely rotative sheath fixed thereto; a slider, having the wire fixed thereto, disposed slidable in an axial line direction of the main body; a stopper, provided to the wire or the knife, for projecting outward radially relative to the wire; a first-distal-regulation section and a second-distal-regulation section provided to the sheath for regulating distal sliding movement of the wire by making contact with the stopper; and a second-distal-regulation section, provided distally relative to the first-distal-regulation section, for regulating distal sliding movement of the wire by making contact with the stopper, wherein the stopper is capable of moving between the first-distal-regulation section and the second-distal-regulation section by rotating the main body relative to the sheath around an axial line by predetermined rotational angle, and at

Abstract: The endoscope treatment tool 1 has a distal end member 3 which is installed in an endoscope. A connection member 4 is attached to the distal end member 3 in a freely rotatable manner. In the connection member 4, a portion which is supported by a cap 12 of the distal end member 3 is a second pivot shaft 15. A portion penetrating a supporting member 21 of a treatment portion 5 is a first pivot shaft 23. The first pivot shaft 23 is also a rotational axis of a pair of forceps members 22 provided in the treatment member 5. When the forceps members 22 are used, a coil sheath 6 is extended by an operation at the side of the proximal end. The connection member 4 rotates about the second pivot shaft 15, which is a fulcrum, and the treatment portion 5 moves forward beyond the cap 12. In accordance with the present invention, it is possible to resolve the difficulty of procedures by positioning the treatment portion in an appropriate location.

Abstract: An endoscope procedure instrument provided with: a tube part that is cylindrical in shape and attaches to the front end of the endoscope, the tube part having a slit provided to the side surface thereof extending along the direction of the central axis; and a grasping member that is disposed to the tube part extending along the slit, for holding a biologic tissue with respect to the endoscope.

Abstract: A high-frequency treatment instrument for performing a high-frequency treatment on a pathological lesion portion includes an elongated flexible sheath 2, a pair of arm portions 3A and 3B which is disposed in the sheath 2 so as to freely extend and retract, which is in a closed state in the sheath, and which is opened in a direction moving away from a center axial line of the sheath 2 when it protrudes from the distal end of the sheath 2, a linear treatment electrode which is connected to the distal end sides of the pair of arm portions and which is stretched between the arm portions when the pair of arm portions are opened, an operating wire (elongated extension member) which is disposed in the sheath 2 so as to freely extend and retract and the distal end of which is connected to the treatment electrode, and an operating portion, to which the proximal ends of the sheath and the operating wire are connected, and which operates the operating wire to extend and retract relative to the sheath 2.

Abstract: The high-frequency treatment instrument 1 is a high-frequency treatment instrument for performing a high-frequency treatment on a pathological lesion portion (subject tissue) not shown and includes a sheath (elongated extension member) 2, a treatment electrode 5 which is rotatably disposed at a distal end of the sheath and which extends in a direction substantially parallel to a diameter direction of the rotation, an operating wire (axial member) 6 for allowing the treatment electrode to rotate around the distal end of the sheath, and an operating portion 7 to which proximal ends of the sheath 2 and the operating wire 6 are connected. According to a high-frequency treatment instrument, by enabling a treatment on a subject tissue without using a curving operation of an endoscope it is possible to facilitate a procedure.

Abstract: Catheter of such a structure that Ti—Ni superelastic allow (SEA) tube has its outside covered with thin-film silicone rubber tube. The SEA tube at part whose flexion is desired is wrought to cut off multiple grooves (crenas) with thin joints left. The covering with the silicone rubber tube is effected without the use of its front end portion in the covering. When a negative pressure is applied to physiological saline placed therein, the front end portion works as a valve, and the silicone rubber tube at the wrought part yields inward so that flexion of the catheter occurs at that part.