The 10.5 mm Laparoscopic Cannula is specially designed for bariatric surgery, offering a larger diameter for better instrument maneuverability and efficient specimen extraction. With a length of 120 mm, this cannula provides adequate working space within the abdominal cavity, allowing precise and controlled surgical movements. The cannula design promotes optimal gas flow and maintains a stable pneumoperitoneum throughout the procedure.

The Veress 2.2 mm, 120 mm needle is an instrument used in laparoscopic surgery to create safe access to the abdomen. This needle is used to insufflate carbon dioxide (CO2) into the abdominal cavity, creating an adequate working space for the introduction of other instruments and the performance of laparoscopic procedures.

The 10.0 mm, 33 cm titanium laparoscopic clip applicator (large clips) is an instrument used in laparoscopic surgery to apply and fix titanium clips to vascular structures or tissues during the surgical procedure. The clips are used to ligate or close blood vessels, ducts or other anatomical structures.

The 10.5 mm, 95 mm laparoscopic trocar and cannula are instruments used in laparoscopic surgery to create safe and stable access to the abdomen. These devices allow the insertion of surgical instruments through small incisions and facilitate minimally invasive procedures.

The Allis 5.0 mm, 33 cm forceps is a surgical instrument used in various medical procedures, especially in general surgery and gastrointestinal surgery. This forceps is used for grasping and traction of tissues during surgery, allowing the surgeon to manipulate them precisely and safely.

The 5.5 mm, 95 mm laparoscopic trocar and cannula are instruments used in laparoscopic surgery to create safe and stable access to the abdomen. These devices allow the insertion of surgical instruments through small incisions and facilitate minimally invasive procedures.

The stainless steel universal laparoscopic instrument box is an essential component in the surgical equipment used by laparoscopic surgeons. Its quality, precision and durability are crucial to perform laparoscopic procedures safely and effectively.
Universal stainless steel
Sizes: 2.8 mm, 5.0 mm and 10.0 mm Vertical instruments. -8 vertical instruments, comes with autoclavable mat for lower section.

The 5.0 mm, 33 cm hook scissors are surgical instruments used in a variety of medical procedures, especially in general, gynecological and ophthalmological surgery. These scissors are designed with a curved hooked tip on one of the blades, which gives them additional gripping and pulling capabilities.

The Maryland 5.0 mm, 33 cm dissector is a surgical instrument used in various medical procedures, especially in laparoscopic and endoscopic surgery. This instrument is designed to dissect and separate tissues during surgery with precision and control.

The Dorsey 5.0 mm, 33 cm forceps is a surgical instrument used in various laparoscopic and endoscopic procedures. This forceps is specially designed for tissue manipulation and grasping during surgery, providing precision and control to the surgeon.

The 5.0 mm, 33 cm alligator forceps is a surgical instrument used in various medical procedures, especially in general surgery and laparoscopic surgery. This clamp, also known as a grasping forceps or grasping forceps, is used to grasp and manipulate tissues during surgery.

The 5.0 mm, 33 cm PEEK carbon laparoscopic handle is a component used in laparoscopic surgical instruments. It is designed to provide a comfortable and secure grip for the surgeon during laparoscopic procedures, allowing precise manipulation of the instruments.

The 5.0 mm PEEK carbon laparoscopic handle, ratcheting, 33 cm is a component used in laparoscopic surgical instruments. This type of handle features a ratcheting system to lock and hold laparoscopic instruments in place during surgery, providing greater control and stability during procedures.

The 5.0 mm, open-ended, 33 cm knot pusher is a surgical instrument used in suturing and knot tying procedures during laparoscopic or endoscopic surgeries. Its main function is to push and guide knots through tissues to secure sutures and ligatures.

The 5.0 mm, 33 cm "L" tip monopolar electrode is an instrument used in surgical procedures to apply electric current in a precise and controlled manner to tissues. This type of electrode is commonly used in laparoscopic, endoscopic and other minimally invasive procedures.

The 5.0 mm, 33 cm monopolar spatula electrode is a surgical instrument used in medical procedures to apply electric current in a precise and controlled manner to tissues. This type of electrode is commonly used in laparoscopic, endoscopic and other minimally invasive procedures.

The 10.0 mm, 33 cm PEEK carbon laparoscopic handle is an instrument used in laparoscopic surgery, a minimally invasive surgical procedure in which small incisions are made instead of a large incision. This type of handle is used to manipulate and control surgical instruments during surgery.

The 5.0 mm left needle holder with in-line handle, 33 cm is an instrument used in surgery to hold and manipulate needles during surgical procedures. This type of needle holder is specifically designed for use with the surgeon's left hand and offers an in-line handle that provides an ergonomic and comfortable grip.

The Laparoscopic Cannula Reducer 10.0 mm to 5.0 mm, 95 mm is a device used in laparoscopic surgery to adjust the diameter of the cannula and allow the use of thinner instruments through a larger cannula. This provides flexibility to the surgeon in choosing instruments with different diameter sizes according to the needs of the procedure.

The 5.0 mm and 10.0 mm suction irrigation cannulae with 2 buttons and pressure control are instruments used in laparoscopic surgery to irrigate and aspirate fluids in a controlled manner during the procedure. These cannulas allow efficient cleaning of the surgical site while providing precise management of fluid flow and suction of materials.