Laparoscopic Trocar

LAPAFIX® trocars are a medical device that is inserted into the body from a variety of locations, avoiding the need for extensive incisions in the abdomen and chest region. One end of the device is located within the abdomen, while the other end is located outside the abdomen, allowing it to reach the patient’s body without the need for an incision. The surgeon can monitor the abdomen from the screen, and the camera and light source can be introduced into the abdominal cavity through these trocars, which are strategically placed at various locations. The operations are executed with the assistance of additional hand tools and essential tools.input:
output:LAPAFIX® bladed trocars are available in a standard trocar length of 100mm and a ribbed fixation cannula configuration. They are available in diameters of 5 mm, 10 mm, 11 mm, and 12 mm. With a spring-loaded locking mechanism, the LAPAFIX® bladed trocar is equipped with a blade shield and a sharp linear blade. The shield advances to cover the linear blade and reduce the likelihood of injury in intra-abdominal or intra-thoracic structures after it has penetrated the abdominal or thoracic cavity. The internal seal of the trocar cannula is designed to prevent gas leakage during the insertion or removal of operating instruments without causing pneumoperitoneum loss. gas insufflation and desufflation are controlled by a stopcock valve. In general, the LAPAFIX® bladed trocar necessitates less force for insertion and is sharper than reusable trocars. The risk of injury to internal structures may be elevated as a result of the user’s reduced ability to control the depth and angle of insertion due to excessive force.input:
output:LAPAFIX® bladeless trocar is available in a standard trocar length (100mm) and ribbed fixation cannula configuration, with diameters of 5 mm, 10 mm, 11 mm, and 12 mm.