Detailed Product Description

OPERATION TOOL SET FOR CELIOSCOPY

Applicability of the product: celioscope operation
Structure and compositions: celioscope appliance sheath and
pneumoperitoneum needles and so on
Microtraumatic medicine is a new science that has arisen
over the last twenty years with its major means to reach
the aim of ordinary operative treatment by the application
of a purpose-made surgical instrument that may hurt the
patients to the least extent.
Based on a great deal of wide market research,our company
has developed the new disposable operation kit of celioscope
appliance sheath, which may be used matched with the
surgical instruments of celioscope on the existing, market
and also low in price as well as may avoid cross infection
It consists of 5cm and 10cm celioscope appliance sheath and
pneumoperitoneum needles, which is verified through the
ordinary celioscope operation:
The first step is to make artificial pneumoperitoneum with
the purpose to seperate the belly wall from the viscera
inside the abdomen to expose the operation space.
The second step is to establish the operation channel:
to cut 2-4 incisions 1cm long and reaching the abdominal
cavity in the belly wall with a scalpel, and then position
the celioscope appliance sheath in them with the purpose of
setting the operation channel to facilitate to operate
surgical instruments in the belly.
The third step is to connect optical system.
The fourth stop is to undergo surgery: to insert the special
surgical instruments of celioscope through the sheath to
undergo surgery according to the image on the screen
reflected by the optic digital conversion system.In this
step, operators will reach different surgical instruments
into the abdominal cavity through the sheath, such as
electrotomes, stripping tongs,surgical scissors, suction
heads and titanium clamps and so on.
The disposability of the product will bring good news for
sufferers for its capacity of avoiding the damage resulting
from cross infection and also facilitate medical and nursing
"operators' work by reducing their labor intensity.
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