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US Patent 11129686 Driving arrangement for articulating a surgical instrument

Patent 11129686 was granted and assigned to CMR Surgical on September, 2021 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Patent Applicant
CMR Surgical
CMR Surgical
Current Assignee
CMR Surgical
CMR Surgical
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
11129686
Date of Patent
September 28, 2021
Patent Application Number
20171006
Date Filed
October 6, 2017
Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 12127809 Medical tools having tension bands
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US Patent 12004834 Medical tools having tension bands
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US Patent 12082900 Low-friction, small profile medical tools having easy-to-assemble components
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US Patent 11950873 Multi-cable medical instrument
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US Patent 11992286 Low-friction medical tools having roller-assisted tension members
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Patent abstract

A robotic surgical instrument comprising a shaft, a first end effector element, an articulation connecting the first end effector element to a distal end of the shaft, the first end effector element being movable relative to the articulation, and a drive mechanism at a proximal end of the shaft. The drive mechanism comprises a first actuator connected to the first end effector element by a first pair of driving elements. The first pair of driving elements are configured such that a tension force applied by the first actuator to a first one of the first pair of driving elements causes the first end effector element to move relative to the articulation in a first motion direction, and the tension force applied to a second one of the first pair of driving elements causes the first end effector element to move relative to the articulation in a second motion direction. The first one of the first pair of driving elements has a first path between the first actuator and the first end effector element, and the second one of the first pair of driving elements has a second path between the first actuator and the first end effector element. The first path has a lower tension force loss than the second path such that the first motion direction transfers a greater proportion of the tension force to the first end effector element than the second motion direction.

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