Disposable Multi-instrument Laparoscopic Ports
Wound retractor
Perfect protect and scar-free
- Comprehensively protect the surgical incision and wound tissues to prevent infection;
- Minimize the incision size; employ an innovative fixation ring for postoperative scar-free results to stabilize the incision;
- Provide expanded visualization options including transanal approaches, pediatric surgery applications, hernia treatment, and robotic procedures.
Multi-instrument platform
Innovative design for flexible operation
- Multi-channel design for instruments from 5mm-15mm
- The instrument can be operated with flexible maneuverability
- Good seal performance
Advantage:
- Single-port laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery is more minimally invasive, safer, aesthetically superior, associated with less surgical bleeding, and causes reduced postoperative pain.
- The postoperative wound is small, significantly accelerating patient recovery time.
- The umbilical incision measures only 1.5–3 cm.
- Can be used in conjunction with surgical robots
Method of assembly
1. Use a scalpel to make an incision of appropriate length.
2.Insert the inner ring of 60mm retractor into the surgical incision
3. Turn the outer ring inside with two hands or four hands until it close to the skin.
4. Install the expansion ring on the outer ring of the retractor
5. Install the base of the buckle to the expansion ring. Fasten the buckle and ensure that the buckle base and the expansion ring are locked
6. Connect the injection pipe to the injection valve and ensure that the valve is open.
Method of disassembly
1.Separate the Buckle base and buckle.
2.Separate the Buckle base and extension ring
3.Pull the pull ring to remove the retractor
Applicable Surgery General Surgery:
- Gallbladder surgery, Liver surgery, Colon and rectal surgery, Gastric surgery, TEP hernia repair
- Gynecology: Uterine myomectomy, ectopic pregnancy surgery, ovarian cystectomy, endometriosis resection, cervical cerclage, laparoscopic-assisted transvaginal hysterectomy, transvaginal sacral fixation, and transvaginal adnexectomy.
- Urology Department: Renectomy, cystectomy, adrenal tumor surgery; decompression of renal cysts by enucleation; ureteral stone removal; radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer.
