Laparoscopic Trocar Suppliers and Manufacturers

ENDOPATH XCEL TROCARS B12LT

Disposable Laparoscopic Drape Reinforced Non Woven, With Instrument Pocket On Both Side And Having Cable Passing Holder, And Incise Sheet, Blue, Eo Sterilized, Individually Packed

Thoracic Trocar Catheter Product Code: MED 133 Specifications: Sterile, individually packed in peelable blister pack Size/Strength: 8-16(230mm), 20-36(390mm) Description Manufactured from non toxic, medical grade PVC compound. Catheter is snuggly fixed over the trocar. Smooth taper shape Tip. Catheter is provided with large smooth eyes for efficient drainage. Catheter is marked at 5, 10, 15 and 20cm from the distal end to find out the depth of placement. Proximal end of the catheter is fitted with Taper shape connecter for easy connection to drainage Bottle/bag.

Disposable Laparoscopic Drape Kit Having Laparoscopic Reinforced Non Woven Drape, Surgeon Gown, Surgeon Cap, Shoe Cover Pair, Camera Cover, Blue, Eo Sterilized, Individually Packed

Here are some general features that you might find in KARL STORZ laparoscopes: Diameter: Laparoscopes come in different diameters, and the choice depends on the specific surgical procedure and patient anatomy. Common diameters include 5mm and 10mm. Angle of View: The angle of view is an important parameter. For instance, a laparoscope with a 30-degree angle provides a wide field of view, while a 0-degree laparoscope offers a straight-ahead view. Autoclavable: Many laparoscopes are designed to be autoclaved, allowing for sterilization and reuse. Optics: High-quality optics are crucial for clear visualization during surgery. KARL STORZ laparoscopes typically feature advanced optics for improved image quality. Light Transmission: Efficient light transmission is essential for illuminating the surgical field. LED or xenon light sources are often used for this purpose.

Product Name: Icodextrin Formula: (C6H10O5)n Molar mass: 1319 kg/mol Purity: 99% CAS Number: 337376-15-5 Appearance: White Powder Supplier: ZHENYIBIO Introduction of Icodextrin Icodextrin is a colloid osmotic agent, derived from maltodextrin, used in form of an aqueous solution for peritoneal dialysis under the trade name Extraneal, and after gynecological laparoscopic surgery for the reduction of post-surgical adhesions (fibrous bands that form between tissues and organs) under the trade name Adept. Adverse Effects of Icodextrin Adverse effects include peritonitis, respiratory infection, hypertension (high blood pressure), rashes, and headache. Of these side effects, only hypertension and rashes occurred significantly more often than under glucose solution; the other events seem to be related to peritoneal dialysis in general.

Here are some general features that you might find in KARL STORZ laparoscopes: Diameter: Laparoscopes come in different diameters, and the choice depends on the specific surgical procedure and patient anatomy. Common diameters include 5mm and 10mm. Angle of View: The angle of view is an important parameter. For instance, a laparoscope with a 30-degree angle provides a wide field of view, while a 0-degree laparoscope offers a straight-ahead view. Autoclavable: Many laparoscopes are designed to be autoclaved, allowing for sterilization and reuse. Optics: High-quality optics are crucial for clear visualization during surgery. KARL STORZ laparoscopes typically feature advanced optics for improved image quality. Light Transmission: Efficient light transmission is essential for illuminating the surgical field. LED or xenon light sources are often used for this purpose.

Echelon Endopath Staplers with gray, white, blue, gold, and green reloads deliver six staggered rows of staples with a single cut line in-between. A safety lock-out feature in the Ethicon reloads is designed to prevent a used reload from being re-fired. A staple retaining cap on the Echelon reload, protects the staple leg points during shipping and transportation. All Echelon Endopath Cartridges are compatible only within the Echelon Endopath Family of Staplers. Wide range of cartridges: Accommodates various tissue thicknesses, all with 6-row stapling capability. All cartridges fit through a 12mm trocar. Endoscopic Linear Cutter Reloads

The Hem-o-lok Ligating Clip System, produced by Teleflex under the Weck brand, is a medical device used in surgical procedures for the ligation (closing off) of vessels or tissue structures. The Hem-o-lok clips are commonly utilized in laparoscopic and robotic surgeries. Key features and aspects of the Teleflex Weck Hem-o-lok Ligating Clip System include: Material: The clips are typically made from a polymer material, providing a secure and reliable closure when applied to vessels or tissues. Design: Hem-o-lok clips are designed to be easy to use, with a simple mechanism for application. They are available in various sizes to accommodate different surgical needs. Application: Surgeons use Hem-o-lok clips to occlude or ligate blood vessels or other structures during surgery. These clips are widely used in minimally invasive procedures, such as laparoscopic and robotic surgeries. Secure Closure: The design of the clips aims to provide a secure closure, preventing bleeding or leakage from the ligated structures. Color Coding: The clips are often color-coded according to size for easy identification during surgery, allowing surgeons to choose the appropriate clip for the vessel or tissue being ligated.

Covidien ABSTACK30 Absorbatack Fixation Device Part # ABSTACK30 Exp 3/19 Covidien ABSTACK30 Absorbatack Fixation Device is an absorbable tack fixation device, for use in laparoscopic hernia repair. The NEW AbsorbaTack (ABSTACK30X) fixation device for laparoscopic hernia repair continues to deploy tacks when the shaft is flexed over 3 cm. Covidien ABSTACK30 Absorbatack Fixation Device Features Designed with patient comfort in mind No metal required for fixation Supports a minimally invasive approach through 5 mm shaft and easy-to-use design Fixation strength Provides strong temporary mesh fixation, with retention strength comparable to the â??gold standardâ?? ProTackâ?¢ fixation device at 1 week and 2 months in an animal model1 Peace of mind Reduces the likelihood of inadvertent needle sticks in the OR, since no sharp piloting needles are required for deployment Potentially fewer visceral attachments than permanent tack fixation1 Violet tack with black-dot visualization feature to optimize visibility In Perfect sealed condition but past expiration date. Not for human use in the US. Expiration dates have mostly to do with sterilization and not the integrity of the product. The manufacturers sterilize the products after they are packaged and it lasts so many years. The only products we caution customers about are ones that are absorbable or drug coated.