A surgical stand may include a vertical pole portion with a securing clamp junction holding a horizontal pole in a fixed position with respect to the vertical pole, and the horizontal pole includes a plate interface including a number of securing mechanisms for holding surgical instruments against the plate interface, and a number of rings disposed along the horizontal pole on both sides of the plate interface.

A surgical stand may include a vertical pole portion with a securing clamp junction holding a horizontal pole in a fixed position with respect to the vertical pole, and the horizontal pole includes a plate interface including a number of securing mechanisms for holding surgical instruments against the plate interface, and a number of rings disposed along the horizontal pole on both sides of the plate interface.

A modular surgical system is disclosed includes a header module including a power supply, a first surgical module, a second surgical module, and a segmented power backplane. The first surgical module is arrangeable in a stack configuration with the header module and the second surgical module. The segmented power backplane includes a first backplane segment in the header module, a second backplane segment in the first surgical module, and a third backplane segment in the second surgical module. The second backplane segment is detachably coupled to the first backplane segment in the stack configuration and the third backplane segment is detachably coupled to the second backplane segment in the stack configuration. The first backplane segment, the second backplane segment, and the third backplane segment are configured to cooperate to transmit energy from the power supply to the second surgical module in the stack configuration.

A method for constructing a modular surgical system is disclosed. The method comprises providing a header module comprising a first power backplane segment, providing a surgical module comprising a second power backplane segment, assembling the header module and the surgical module to electrically couple the first power backplane segment and the second power backplane segment to each other to form a power backplane, and applying power to the surgical module through the power backplane.

An interventional instrument manipulation accessory (100) is configured to position an interventional instrument (200). The interventional instrument manipulation accessory (100) includes a support frame (10) and at least one sliding assembly (20). The interventional instrument (200) is detachably connected to the sliding assembly (20). The support frame (10) includes a guiding rod (13). The guiding rod (13) is provided with at least one rack (131) in a length direction of the guiding rod (13). The sliding assembly (20) includes a sliding block (21) and an adjusting mechanism (23) detachably disposed at the sliding block (21). The adjusting mechanism (23) includes a limiting portion (235) and a gear (234) fixedly connected to the limiting portion (235). In the case where the sliding assembly (20) is mounted at the guiding rod (13), the sliding block (21) is sleeved on the guiding rod (13).

An interventional instrument manipulation accessory (100) is configured to position an interventional instrument (200). The interventional instrument manipulation accessory (100) includes a support frame (10) and at least one sliding assembly (20). The interventional instrument (200) is detachably connected to the sliding assembly (20). The support frame (10) includes a guiding rod (13). The guiding rod (13) is provided with at least one rack (131) in a length direction of the guiding rod (13). The sliding assembly (20) includes a sliding block (21) and an adjusting mechanism (23) detachably disposed at the sliding block (21). The adjusting mechanism (23) includes a limiting portion (235) and a gear (234) fixedly connected to the limiting portion (235). In the case where the sliding assembly (20) is mounted at the guiding rod (13), the sliding block (21) is sleeved on the guiding rod (13).

A modular energy system including a header module and a module. The header module includes a display screen for displaying a user interface. The header module is configured to receive data, including safety critical data, from the module, control the display screen to cause the UI to display UI content based on the received data, the UI content including safety critical UI content based on the safety critical data, and transmit the displayed safety critical UI content to the module for verification thereby. The module is configured to confirm whether the transmitted safety critical data coincides with the displayed safety critical UI content. In the event that it is determined that they do not coincide, the header module and/or the module can be configured to stop the function(s) of the module, display an alert on the display screen, and take various other actions.

A modular energy system that can include a header module removably couplable to one or more energy modules. The one or more energy modules collectively comprise multiple ports to which a surgical instrument is connectable and are each configured to drive a plurality of energy modalities for the surgical instrument. The header module can comprise a display screen configured to display a user interface. The header module is connectable to a footswitch such that the header module can receive a control signal from the footswitch and can send a control signal to the footswitch. The header module can further comprise configured to assign the footswitch to a particular port and, based on user input received via the user interface, reassign the footswitch to another of the ports.

A first module configured to engage with a second module in a stacked configuration to define a modular energy system is provided. The first module comprises a first bridge connector portion and a second conductive portion. The first bridge connector portion is configured to engage with a second bridge connector portion of the second module as the first module and the second module are engaged. The first conductive portion is configured to engage with a second conductive portion of the second module as the first module and the second module are engaged, prior to engagement between the first bridge connector portion and the second bridge connector portion.

A method for controlling a user interface of a modular energy system. The modular energy system comprises a header module and a display screen on which the user interface is displayed. The modular energy system can detect attachment of a first module thereto, control the user interface to display one or more first user interface elements corresponding to the first module, detect attachment of a second module to the modular energy system, control the user interface to resize the one or more first user interface elements to accommodate display of one or more second user interface elements corresponding to the second module, and control the user interface to display the one or more second user interface elements. The various UI elements can correspond to the particular module type that is being connected to the modular energy system.