Electroscopic stapler is a medical device widely used in modern minimally invasive surgery, which combines advanced electric drive technology and precision mechanical design to achieve more efficient and accurate tissue anastomosis and cutting operations. The electric mirror stapler uses the electric drive system to provide power, and drives the transmission device through the rotation of the motor, and then drives the stapler's nail bin assembly to complete the fitting and cutting action. The doctor can precisely control the start, stop and running speed of the motor through the control button on the foot pedal or the handle, so as to achieve precise control of the anastomosis process. When firing, the stapler's nail bin will push out the anastomosis nail and pass through the tissue to be anastomosis, and the cutting blade will cut the tissue to complete the synchronous operation of anastomosis and cutting.
