WO2011083943A2

WO2011083943A2 - Guide-groove-type anastomotic device

Info

Publication number: WO2011083943A2
Application number: PCT/KR2011/000013
Authority: WO
Inventors: 김철웅; 조광현
Original assignee: (주)트리플씨메디칼
Priority date: 2010-01-05
Filing date: 2011-01-04
Publication date: 2011-07-14
Also published as: KR101108890B1; KR20110080323A; WO2011083943A3

Abstract

According to one embodiment of the present invention, an anastomotic device comprises: a first holder for holding a first anastomotic ring; a second holder for holding a second anastomotic ring; a first guide bar which is connected to the first holder, and which switches between an adjacent position, in which the first and second holders are adjacent to each other, and a separated position, in which the first and second holders are spaced apart from each other, and which has a first guide groove; a second guide bar which is connected to the second holder, and which switches between an adjacent position, in which the first and second holders are adjacent to each other, and a separated position, in which the first and second holders are spaced apart from each other, and which has a second guide groove; a first guide shaft which is inserted into the first guide groove to move relatively along the first guide groove; and a second guide shaft which is inserted into the second guide groove to move relatively along the second guide groove.

Description

Guide groove type anastomosis device

The present invention relates to an anastomosis device, and more particularly, to an anastomosis device for fastening an anastomosis ring using a guide groove.

Free flaps are performed to reconstruct soft tissue defects or functional and aesthetic deficiencies in various parts of the body, and remarkable progress has been made since successful glass flap surgery by Daniel and Taylor in 1973. Free flap is one of the most important procedures. Vascular anastomosis using micro sutures requires a lot of training time, takes a long time to operate, and takes a long time to throttle the vessel. There have been many disadvantages such as risk of complications. To overcome these shortcomings, vascular anastomosis using micro-conduit was developed in 1962 by Nakayama et al. Komei Nakayama et al. Introduced for the first time the application of anastomosing rings to vascular anastomosis in esophageal reconstruction, and continued development of mechanical anastomosis.

The advantages of such anastomosis are as follows: First, it does not require much training time for acquiring accurate and skilled techniques like vascular anastomosis using sutures, and second, the time required for vascular anastomosis itself is 2-3 minutes, Third, the postoperative follow-up results are not inferior to the microvascular anastomosis using the suture, and the fourth can be easily corrected even when there is a large difference in the diameter of the recipient and donor vessels. In addition, there are several advantages such as easy anastomosis.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide an anastomotic device capable of easily and quickly anastomulating a tubular tissue (eg, a blood vessel, a large intestine, or a small intestine).

Another object of the present invention is to provide an anastomosis device capable of precise anastomosis.

Still other objects of the present invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description and the accompanying drawings.

According to one embodiment of the invention, the anastomosis device comprises a first holder to which the first anastomosis ring is fixed; A second holder to which the second anastomosis ring is fixed; A first guide bar connected to the first holder and switched to a proximal position where the first and second holders are close to each other and a spaced position where the first and second holders are spaced apart from each other, the first guide bar having a first guide groove; A second guide bar connected to the second holder and switched to a proximal position where the first and second holders are adjacent to each other and a spaced position where the first and second holders are spaced apart from each other, the second guide bar having a second guide groove; A first guide shaft inserted into the first guide groove and relatively moving along the first guide groove; And a second guide shaft inserted into the second guide groove and relatively moved along the second guide groove.

The first guide groove has a first straight groove formed along the longitudinal direction of the first guide bar, the second guide groove has a second straight groove formed along the longitudinal direction of the second guide bar. As the first and second guide shafts move along the first and second straight grooves, the first and second guide bars may be switched to a proximal position and a spaced position.

The first and second holders have a standby position in which the first and second anastomosis rings face each other by rotation of the first and second guide bars, and the first and second anastomosis rings are located on the same plane. The first guide groove is connected to the first straight groove and has a first spiral groove formed along the circumferential direction of the first guide bar, and the second guide groove is the second straight groove. And a second spiral groove connected to the circumferential direction of the second guide bar, wherein the first and second guide shafts move along the first and second spiral grooves. The guide bar can be switched between close and spaced positions.

The anastomosis device includes a body having a socket slot formed along a longitudinal direction; A socket mounted inside the body and having a socket movable body moving along the socket slot; A rotating shaft connected to the socket in a vertical direction; Respectively connected to the pivot shaft to be rotatable and connected to the first and second guide bars, respectively, and further rotating the first and second link bars as the first and second guide bars are switched to the proximal position and the separated position, respectively. It may include.

The first and second guide bars are rotatable independently of the first and second link bars while being connected to the first and second link bars, respectively.

Rotating shafts of the first and second link bars and first and second rotation axes of the first and second link bars may be perpendicular to each other.

The anastomosis device further includes a rotation lever connected to the socket and having an external thread that is fastened to an internal thread formed on an inner circumferential surface of the body, and the rotation lever may move along the longitudinal direction of the body by rotation.

The anastomosis device is mounted inside the body and disposed to correspond to the first and second guide bars, respectively, the first and second supports having a thread on an inner circumferential surface thereof; A first upper hub and a first lower hub installed on the first guide shaft to support upper and lower portions of the first guide bar, respectively; A first driving screw connected to any one of the first upper hub and the first lower hub, the first driving screw being engaged with the thread of the first support and being lifted by rotation; A second upper hub and a second lower hub installed on the second guide shaft to support upper and lower portions of the second guide bar, respectively; A second driving screw connected to any one of the second upper hub and the second lower hub, and engaged with a screw thread of the second support to move up and down by rotation; The apparatus may further include first and second dials connected to the first and second driving screws, respectively, to rotate the first and second driving screws.

The anastomosis device moves along the longitudinal direction of the body and separates the first and second anastomosis rings fixed to the first and second holders from the first and second holders; And an eject lever installed in the eject lever groove formed along the longitudinal direction of the body, connected to the pressure bar, and moving in the longitudinal direction of the body.

The anastomosis device is connected to the front end of the eject lever, the moving bar moving on the moving hole formed along the longitudinal direction in the body; And it may further include a connection bar for connecting the moving bar and the pressure bar.

The first and second holders may have first and second guide surfaces respectively for guiding the front end of the pressure bar.

According to the present invention, the tubular tissue (such as blood vessel, large intestine or small intestine) can be easily and quickly anastomated. In particular, it is possible to fasten the anastomosis ring through one operation, thereby preventing a surgical error due to unnecessary operation.

1 is a perspective view schematically showing an anastomosis device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

2 is a perspective view showing the body and the rotating lever shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a view illustrating a link bar and a guide bar connected to the socket and the socket illustrated in FIG. 1, and a holder connected to the guide bar.

4 is a diagram illustrating a guide bar illustrated in FIG. 3.

5 and 6 are views showing the movement of the guide bar according to the movement of the socket.

FIG. 7 is a view illustrating an eject lever and a moving bar and a pressure bar connected to the eject lever shown in FIG. 1.

8 is a view showing a moving bar moving along a moving hole formed in the body.

9 is a view showing the movement of the upper hub and lower hub by the rotation of the drive screw.

12,22 holder 14,24 driven bar

16,26: guide bar 18,28: guide groove

19,29: link bar 30: body

32: internal thread 34: socket slot

40: rotation lever 42: handle portion

44: drive unit 50: moving socket

52: socket moving body 54: rotating shaft

60: separation unit 62: eject lever

64: moving bar 66: connecting bar

68: pressure bar 72,82: upper dial

74,84: Upper support 75,85: Upper hub

76,86: Lower support 77,87: Lower hub

78,88: Drive screw 79,89: Lower dial

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 1 to 9. Embodiments of the invention may be modified in various forms, the scope of the invention should not be construed as limited to the embodiments described below. These embodiments are provided to explain in detail the present invention to those skilled in the art. Accordingly, the shape of each element shown in the drawings may be exaggerated to emphasize more clear explanation.

On the other hand, the blood vessel is described as an example, but those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains to various applications and modifications within the scope of the present invention based on the following description. In addition, the present invention can be applied to various types of microsurgeries requiring reconstruction by an open flap or anastomosis of the cut blood vessel, and colon / small intestine anastomosis, heart disease, and other coronary anastomosis.

1 is a perspective view schematically showing an anastomosis device according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is a perspective view showing the body and the rotating lever shown in FIG. The anastomosis device includes a body 30, a rotary lever 40, and a movable socket 50. The body 30 has a cylindrical shape with an empty inside (in contrast, the body 30 may have a polygonal shape, in which case the body 30 may be prevented from rolling off the operating table), and the rotary lever 40 Is installed inside the body 30. The rotary lever 40 has a cylindrical shape and includes a handle portion 42 and a drive portion 44. Handle portion 42 is located at the rear end of the rotary lever 40, the operator rotates the handle portion 42 by using a hand. At this time, in order to prevent the sliding between the hand and the rotary lever 40, the handle portion 42 may have a plurality of non-slip grooves. The drive unit 44 has an external thread 46 recessed from the outer circumferential surface, and the external thread is fastened to the internal thread 32 protruding from the inner circumferential surface of the body 30. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2, when the rotary lever 40 rotates, the external thread 46 moves forward or backward along the internal thread 32, whereby the rotary lever 40 moves forward or backward. . However, unlike the present embodiment, the positions of the external screw thread 46 and the internal screw thread 32 may be interchanged.

The movable socket 50 has a ring shape and is located in front of the rotary lever 40. The rotary lever 40 is connected to the mobile socket 50 is rotatable independently of the mobile socket 50. That is, the rotary lever 40 can rotate freely without being constrained by the mobile socket 50, and the mobile socket 50 does not rotate when the rotary lever 40 rotates. However, when the rotary lever 40 moves forward and backward, the movable socket 50 moves together with the rotary lever 40.

On the other hand, the body 30 has a socket slot 34 formed along the longitudinal direction, the mobile socket 50 is provided with a socket movable body 52 located on the socket slot 34. When the movable socket 50 moves due to the movement of the rotary lever 40, the socket movable body 52 moves together with the movable socket 50, and the socket slot 34 guides the movement of the socket movable body 52. .

3 is a view showing a link bar and a guide bar connected to the socket and the socket shown in Figure 1, and a holder connected to the guide bar, Figure 4 is a view showing the guide bar shown in FIG. The anastomosis device includes first and

second holders

12 and 22, first and second driven

bars

14 and 24, first and second guide bars 16 and 26, and first and second link bars. 19,29). Two anastomosis rings (not shown) are secured to the first and

second holders

12 and 22, respectively, and the blood vessels to be anastomated are inserted into the anastomosis ring and then externally fixed to the anastomosis ring. Thereafter, the two anastomosis rings are fastened so that the blood vessel can be anastomated.

The first and second guide bars 16 and 26 are connected to the mobile socket 50 through the first and second link bars 19 and 29, and the mobile socket 50 is disposed in a vertical direction. It has a coaxial 54. As shown in FIG. 4, the first and second link bars 19 and 29 are rotatably connected to the pivot shaft 54, and the first link bar 19 is lower than the second link bar 29. Located in In this case, the guide bars 16 and 26 form a first angle θ1, and the first and

second holders

12 and 22 are placed in close proximity to each other ('proximity position'), and thus the first and second holders 12 are disposed. The anastomosis rings fixed at 22 may be fastened to each other.

Meanwhile, the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 are connected to the first and second link bars 19 and 29, but the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 are connected to the first and second links. It is rotatable independently of

bars

19 and 29. That is, the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 may freely rotate about the rotation shafts R1 and R2 without being constrained by the first and second link bars 19 and 29. When the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 rotate, the first and second link bars 19 and 29 do not rotate. However, the first and second link bars 19 and 29 may rotate about the pivot shaft 54 together with the first and second guide bars 16 and 26. In this case, the rotation shafts R1 and R2 and the rotation shaft 54 may be perpendicular to each other.

As shown in FIG. 4, the first and second guide bars 16, 26 have first and

second guide grooves

18, 28. The first and

second guide grooves

18 and 28 have first and second

straight grooves

18a and 28a and first and

second spiral grooves

18b and 28b, and the first and second straight grooves 18a. And 28a are formed along the longitudinal direction of the first and second guide bars 16 and 26. The first and

second spiral grooves

18b and 28b are connected to the first and second

straight grooves

18a and 28a, and the first spiral grooves 18b are wound toward the second guide bar 26. The two spiral grooves 28b are wound toward the first guide bar 16.

As shown in FIG. 3, the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 are inserted into the first and

second guide grooves

18 and 28, and the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 are inserted. The first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 move relative to the first and

second guide grooves

18 and 28 as they move back and forth. In other words, although the positions of the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 are fixed, the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 are moved by the movement of the first and second guide bars 16 and 26. ) May be on the first and second

straight grooves

18a, 28a or on the first and

second spiral grooves

28a, 28b. When the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 move relative to the first and second

straight grooves

18a and 28a, the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 move the pivot shaft 54. When the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 relatively move along the first and

second spiral grooves

18b and 28b, the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 are rotated. Rotate while connected to the first and second link bars (19,29). Detailed description thereof will be described later.

Meanwhile, in the present exemplary embodiment, the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 are moved and the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 are fixed, but the first and second guide bars 16 are fixed. Since the movement of the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 is a relative concept, the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 are fixed and the first and

second guide shafts

73,83 may be modified to move.

5 and 6 are views showing the movement of the guide bar according to the movement of the socket. As described above, the mobile socket 50 is moved forward or backward due to the rotation of the rotary lever 40, when the mobile socket 50 is moved forward or backward, the first and second guides connected to the mobile socket 50 The

bars

16 and 26 move forward or backward with the mobile socket 50 and the first and second link bars 19 and 29.

As shown in FIG. 5, when the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 are positioned forward by the movable socket 50, the first and

second guide grooves

18 and 28 may be the first and second guide grooves. Since the two

guide bars

16 and 26 are advanced, the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 move relatively along the first and

second guide grooves

18 and 28. At this time, the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 are relatively moved along the first and second

straight grooves

18a and 28a (actually, the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 are fixed). State, relative movement occurs between the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 and the first and second

straight grooves

18a and 28a), and the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 Since the distance between and the rotating shaft 54 is closer, the first and second guide bar (16, 26) forms a second angle (θ2, θ2> θ1). Thus, the first and

second holders

12 and 22 are placed in a spaced apart state ('separation position'), whereby the anastomosis rings fixed to the first and

second holders

12 and 22 are spaced apart from each other. . In this case, the first and

second holders

12 and 22 are placed in a state where the anastomosis rings fixed to the first and

second holders

12 and 22 are disposed so as to face each other ('standby position').

On the contrary, when the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 are moved backward by the movement of the movable socket 50, the first and

second guide grooves

18 and 28 may be the first and second guide bars 16. And 26, the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 are relatively moved along the first and

second guide grooves

18 and 28, respectively. At this time, the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 are relatively moved along the first and second

straight grooves

18a and 28a (actually, the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 are fixed). State, relative movement occurs between the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 and the first and second

straight grooves

18a and 28a), and the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 Since the distance between and the rotating shaft 54 is far, the first and second guide bar (16, 26) forms a first angle (θ1, θ1 <θ2) as shown in Figs. . Accordingly, the first and

second holders

12 and 22 are switched to the proximal position, and the anastomosis rings fixed to the first and

second holders

12 and 22 may be fastened to each other.

As shown in FIG. 6, when the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 are further advanced and positioned, the first and

second guide grooves

18 and 28 may be formed by the first and second guide bars 16 and 26. 26, the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 enter the first and

second spiral grooves

18b and 28b and are relatively along the first and

second spiral grooves

18b and 28b. (Actually, the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 are fixed, and between the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 and the first and

second spiral grooves

18b and 28b). Relative movement occurs). At this time, since the behavior of the first and second guide grooves 18 and 28 (or the first and second guide bars 16 and 26) is constrained by the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83, As the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 move along the first and

second spiral grooves

18b and 28b, the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 rotate (as shown in FIG. 4). About the first and second rotation axes R1 and R2). The first and

second holders

12 and 22 rotate together with the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 such that the anastomosis rings fixed to the first and

second holders

12 and 22 are generally on the same plane. It is placed in the state where it is located ('release position'). At this time, since the distance between the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 and the rotational shaft 54 becomes close, the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 may cause a third angle (θ3, θ3> θ2).

On the contrary, when the first and second guide bars 16.26 are retracted by the movement of the movable socket 50, the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 become the first and

second spiral grooves

18b and 28b. The first and second guide bars 16 and 26 rotate as they move along () about the first and second rotation axes R1 and R2 shown in FIG. 4, and the first and second holders ( 12 and 22 are rotated together with the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 so that the first and

second holders

12 and 22 are switched to the spaced position (shown in FIG. 5). At this time, since the distance between the first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 and the rotational shaft 54 is far, the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 have a second angle θ2, θ2 < θ3).

FIG. 7 is a view showing an eject lever and a moving bar connected to the eject lever and the pressure bar shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 8 is a view showing a moving bar moving along a moving hole formed in a body. Hereinafter, as shown in FIG. 7, when the first and

second holders

12 and 22 are switched to the proximal position and the anastomosis ring is fastened, a process of separating the fastened anastomosis ring will be described.

The separation unit 60 separates the anastomosis ring, and includes an eject lever 62, a moving bar 64, a connection bar 66, and a pressure bar 68. As shown in Figs. 7 and 8, the body 30 has a lever slot 36 formed along the longitudinal direction, and the eject lever 62 is installed on the lever slot 36 to form the lever slot 36. To go back and forth.

In addition, the body 30 has a moving hole 38 formed along the longitudinal direction of the body 30, the moving bar 64 is installed on the moving hole 38 is connected to the front of the eject lever 62. . Therefore, when the eject lever 62 moves back and forth, the moving bar 64 also moves together, and the moving bar 64 moves along the moving hole 38. Therefore, the moving bar 64 can be prevented from deviating from the desired moving direction.

The pressure bar 68 moves forward along the first and second pressure bar guide surfaces 12a and 22a (shown in FIGS. 3 and 4) formed behind the first and

second holders

12 and 22, The anastomosis rings fixed to the first and

second holders

12 and 22 are pressed to separate from the first and

second holders

12 and 22. The first and second pressure bar guide surfaces 12a and 22a guide the pressure bar 68 so that the pressure bar 68 can move in the correct direction toward the anastomosis ring. The connection bar 66 is disposed to be inclined to connect the pressure bar 68 to the moving bar 64. Accordingly, when the eject lever 62 is moved forward, the moving bar 64 moves forward along the moving hole 38 and the pressure bar 68 is provided with the first and second pressure bar guide surfaces 12a and 22a. Move along to press the anastomosis ring.

9 is a view showing the movement of the upper hub and lower hub by the rotation of the drive screw. When the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 described above are disposed at different heights, the anastomosis rings fixed to the

holders

12 and 22 may be misaligned, so that an accurate fastening of the anastomosis rings cannot be expected. Therefore, it is necessary to align the heights of the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 for precise anastomosis.

The first and second guide bars 16 and 26 are located between the first and second

upper hubs

75 and 85 and the first and second

lower hubs

77 and 87, and the first and second upper hubs. The upper and lower supports of the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 are provided by the 75 and 85 and the first and second

lower hubs

77 and 87. The first and

second guide shafts

73 and 83 are disposed between the first and second

upper hubs

75 and 85 and the first and second

lower hubs

77 and 87. It is inserted into the first and

second guide grooves

18 and 28 and moves relative to the first and

second guide grooves

18 and 28.

The first and second

upper hubs

75 and 85 are connected to the first and second upper dials 72 and 82, and the first and second upper dials 72 and 82 are connected to the first and second upper supports. The first and second through

holes

74a and 84a formed in the 74 and 84 and the first and second upper dial holes 71 and 81 formed in the body 30 are led out to the upper portion of the body 30. A plurality of sliding grooves are formed at upper ends of the first and second upper dials 72 and 82. Meanwhile, the first and second

lower hubs

77 and 87 are connected to the first and second driving screws 78 and 88 having threads formed on the outer circumferential surface thereof, and the threads of the first and second driving screws 78 and 88. Is engaged with threads formed on the inner circumferential surfaces of the first and second

lower supports

76,86. Therefore, when the first and second drive screws 78 and 88 rotate, the first and second drive screws 78 and 88 are elevated, and the first and second

upper hubs

75 and 85 and the first and second drive screws 78 and 88 rotate. And the second

lower hubs

77 and 87 are elevated together with the first and second driving screws 78 and 88. The first and second lower dials 79 and 89 are connected to the first and second driving screws 78 and 88, and are connected to the first and second lower dials 79 and 89 by the

lower dial holes

79a and 89a formed in the body 30. Withdrawn to the bottom. A plurality of sliding grooves are formed at lower ends of the first and second lower dials 79 and 89.

The operator may rotate the first and second upper dials 72 and 82 or the first and second lower dials 79 and 89 to rotate the first and second driving screws 78 and 88. Since the second driving screws 78 and 88 are elevated during rotation, the first and second

upper hubs

75 and 85 and the first and second

lower hubs

77 and 87 may be lifted and lifted. Accordingly, the heights of the first and second guide bars 16 and 26 supported and lowered by the first and second

upper hubs

75 and 85 and the first and second

lower hubs

77 and 87 are increased. I can regulate it.

Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to preferred embodiments, other forms of embodiments are possible. Therefore, the spirit and scope of the claims set forth below are not limited to the preferred embodiments.

The present invention can be applied to various types of microsurgeries requiring reconstruction by cutaneous flap, anastomosis of amputated blood vessels, and anastomosis of heart disease and other coronary organs.

Claims

A first holder to which the first anastomosis ring is fixed;

A second holder to which the second anastomosis ring is fixed;

A first guide bar connected to the first holder and switched to a proximal position where the first and second holders are close to each other and a spaced position where the first and second holders are spaced apart from each other, the first guide bar having a first guide groove;

A second guide bar connected to the second holder and switched to a proximal position where the first and second holders are adjacent to each other and a spaced position where the first and second holders are spaced apart from each other, the second guide bar having a second guide groove;

A first guide shaft inserted into the first guide groove and relatively moving along the first guide groove; And

And a second guide shaft inserted into the second guide groove and relatively moving along the second guide groove.
The method of claim 1,

The first guide groove has a first straight groove formed along the longitudinal direction of the first guide bar,

The second guide groove has a second straight groove formed along the longitudinal direction of the second guide bar,

The first and second guide shafts are shifted along the first and second straight grooves as the first and second guide shafts anastomosis device, characterized in that the switch to the close position and the spaced position.
The method of claim 1,

The first and second holders have a standby position in which the first and second anastomosis rings face each other by rotation of the first and second guide bars, and the first and second anastomosis rings are located on the same plane. Switch to release position,

The first guide groove further has a first spiral groove connected to the first straight groove and formed along the circumferential direction of the first guide bar.

The second guide groove further has a second spiral groove connected to the second straight groove and formed along the circumferential direction of the second guide bar.

The first and second guide shafts are shifted along the first and second spiral grooves as the first and second guide shafts anastomosis device, characterized in that the switch to the close position and the spaced position.
The method of claim 1,

The anastomosis device,

A body having a socket slot formed along a longitudinal direction;

A socket mounted inside the body and having a socket movable body moving along the socket slot;

A rotating shaft connected to the socket in a vertical direction; And

Respectively connected to the pivot shaft to be rotatable and connected to the first and second guide bars, respectively, and further rotating the first and second link bars as the first and second guide bars are switched to the proximal position and the separated position, respectively. Anastomotic device comprising a.
The method of claim 4, wherein

And the first and second guide bars are rotatable independently of the first and second link bars while being connected to the first and second link bars, respectively.
The method of claim 5,

The anastomosis device of claim 1, wherein the rotational shafts of the first and second link bars and the first and second rotational axes of the first and second link bars are perpendicular to each other.
The method of claim 4, wherein

The anastomosis device further includes a rotation lever connected to the socket and having an external thread that is fastened to an internal thread formed on an inner circumferential surface of the body.

The rotation lever anastomosis device, characterized in that to move along the longitudinal direction of the body by rotation.
The method of claim 4, wherein

The anastomosis device,

First and second supports mounted in the body and disposed to correspond to the first and second guide bars, respectively, and having threads formed on inner circumferential surfaces thereof;

A first upper hub and a first lower hub installed on the first guide shaft to support upper and lower portions of the first guide bar, respectively;

A first driving screw connected to any one of the first upper hub and the first lower hub, the first driving screw being engaged with the thread of the first support and being lifted by rotation;

A second upper hub and a second lower hub installed on the second guide shaft to support upper and lower portions of the second guide bar, respectively;

A second driving screw connected to any one of the second upper hub and the second lower hub, and engaged with a screw thread of the second support to move up and down by rotation; And

And a first and a second dial connected to the first and second driving screws, respectively, to rotate the first and second driving screws.
The method of claim 4, wherein

The anastomosis device,

A pressure bar which moves along the longitudinal direction of the body and separates the first and second anastomosis rings fixed to the first and second holders from the first and second holders; And

The anastomosis device further comprises: an eject lever installed in the eject lever groove formed in the body in the longitudinal direction, connected to the pressure bar, and moving in the longitudinal direction of the body.
The method of claim 9,

The anastomosis device,

A moving bar connected to a front end of the eject lever and moving on a moving hole formed along the longitudinal direction of the body; And

The anastomosis device further comprises a connection bar connecting the moving bar and the pressure bar.
The method of claim 9,

And the first and second holders have first and second guide surfaces respectively for guiding the front end of the pressing bar.