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Minimally-Invasive endoscopic trocar is used to deliver CO2 to abdominal cavity after abdominal
paracentesis during thoracic laparoscopic surgery, and used in making channel for entry of
endoscope and instruments from outside to abdominal cavity. Minimally-Invasive endoscopic
trocar is extensively applied in various laparoscopic surgery including general minimally-
Invasive surgery gynecologycal minimally-Invasive surgery, thoracic or urological endoscopic
surgery, and more.
The multi-disk seal airtight design of Lifesol Medical serial Disposable Endoscopic trocar
can close by it’s completely and stably because of returning effect of gas in abdominal cavity
if puncture lever is taken out. Also, the horizontal grain of built-in elastic global sealant may
prevent from the following problem induced by the movement of instruments during surgery;
the leakage of gas in abdominal cavity, the decease of abdominal pressure, consequently
resulting in being difficult to complete operation.
Lifesol Medical “S” series 5mm trocar has new technology using wiping, wicking, and
absorbing to virtually eliminate smudging during camera reinsertion, reducing the need for
frequent endoscope exchanges. This technology cleans and removes bodily fluid and debris
from the endoscope shaft, minimizing its presence within the trocar seal. So that reduces
interruptions due to re-cleaning the scope, and decreases frequency and cumulative time
needed to clean the scope. |
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Advanced surgical devices
designed for gentle tissue effect,
and are used in more procedures
than all other single use trocars
combined. |
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Laparoscopic access with reduced
trauma in mind. More than 40%
smaller fascial defect than with
bladed trocars. |
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Fascial closure is not required. |
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Low rate for port site hermiation. |
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Separates, rather than cuts, along
tissue fibers, pushing tissue and
vessels away.. |
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Bladeless, optical tip provides
direct visualization and eliminates
blind entry by enabling visualization
of tissue layers during insertion. Visualization is optically guided by
a 00 endoscope. |
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Significantly greater abdominal
wall retention for minimal trocar
slip-
outs. |
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The 12mm trocar accommodates
a wide range of instrument sizes
(4.7mm to 12.9mm) |
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Seal durabillity, maintains
abdominal insuffiations. |
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The force require to insert the
trocar is comparable to bladed
trocars,
for confident and controlled
access. |
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Allows extraction of larger
specimens through removable
outer seal. |
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