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Double-jointed tantalum clip-applying forceps.
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An applicating forceps in which clips cannot stick or jam.
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An electrolyte coagulator.
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[Arachnoidal and lower back forceps].
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[Clips and an instrument for applying clips].
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A new type of tantalum clip for occluding cerebral blood vessels.
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An insulating plastic coat for neurosurgical instruments.
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A neurosurgical instrument table.
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Cup-and-ball chemopallidectomy apparatus.
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The use of an antigravity suit in neurosurgery.
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A rubber ventricular cannula and indwelling catheter.
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A simple, gentle, self-retaining brain retractor.
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Two-point or interpolar coagulation; review after a twelve-year period with notes on addition of a sucker tip.
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A plastic ball-and-socket type of stereotaxic director.
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A new bipolar electrocoagulator for hemostasis.
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A universal neurosurgical headrest.
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