10×150 mm Disposable Bladeless Trocar with Stability Sleeve
10×150 mm Disposable Bladeless Trocar with Stability Sleeve
Product Description (Sales-Focused)
The 10×150 mm Disposable Bladeless Trocar with Stability Sleeve is engineered to deliver safe, controlled, and reliable access during minimally invasive surgical procedures. Designed with an atraumatic bladeless tip, the trocar separates tissue layers rather than cutting them, helping reduce tissue trauma and enhance patient safety during entry.
Its extended 150 mm cannula length provides optimal reach for deep abdominal or bariatric procedures, while the integrated stability sleeve and threaded cannula design help maintain secure fixation within the abdominal wall, minimizing slippage during surgery.
The trocar incorporates a dual-seal system and universal valve, ensuring reliable pneumoperitoneum maintenance and smooth instrument exchanges throughout the procedure. Built for single-use sterility, it eliminates the risks associated with reprocessing and supports consistent performance in every operation.
Combining precision access, ergonomic control, and enhanced procedural stability, this trocar is an ideal solution for surgeons seeking dependable performance in modern laparoscopic environments.
Clinical Applications
- Laparoscopic general surgery – access port for instruments in procedures such as cholecystectomy and appendectomy.
- Gynecological laparoscopy – used for procedures including hysterectomy, ovarian cyst removal, and endometriosis treatment.
- Bariatric surgery – longer 150 mm shaft provides access in patients with thicker abdominal walls.
- Urological laparoscopy – enables introduction of cameras and surgical instruments for procedures like nephrectomy.
- Thoracoscopic procedures – facilitates entry to the thoracic cavity for minimally invasive interventions.
- Diagnostic laparoscopy – used to introduce endoscopic cameras for abdominal cavity inspection.
- Instrument access port – allows repeated insertion and exchange of laparoscopic tools while maintaining insufflation.
- Tissue and specimen retrieval – cannula accommodates surgical instruments used for removal of tissues or samples.
