Method and apparatus for removal of objects from body passages

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A61B 17/52 (2006.01) A61B 17/28 (2006.01) A61F 6/18 (2006.01) B25J 15/06 (2006.01)

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CA 1280656

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR REMOVAL OF OBJECTS FROM BODY PASSAGES ABSTRACT An apparatus for insertion into the urethra for attachment to and removal of an in-dwelling urinary continence device comprises generally a tubular body having a longitudinal bore with a slidable shaft therein. Slidable jaws are connected to a first end of the shaft and are normally retained in a closed position within the bore. The shaft may be longitudinally displaced within the bore to cause the jaws to protrude therefrom and assume an opened position. A magnet, slidable within the jaws, protrudes from the jaws when they are in their opened position to attract a ferrous ball for retraction into the jaws. The apparatus employs a method for removing an intraurethral device wherein anchoring members holding the device in place may be collapsed and the device removed with a single insertion of the tool. The device may also be used for retrieving objects from body passages other than the urethra, for example, arteries.

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