Insufflation Needle

Laparoscopic Veress Insufflation Needle

Precision and Safety You Can Trust

When it comes to minimally invasive surgery, getting it right and keeping patients safe is everything. The Laparoscopic Veress Insufflation Needle is carefully designed to cater to the needs of both surgeons and patients. It blends cutting-edge design with surgical dependability, ensuring that laparoscopic access is both safe and efficient.

Applications

Perfect for a variety of laparoscopic procedures, such as:

– Cholecystectomy

– Appendectomy

– Hernia Repair

– Gynecological Surgeries

Key Features

– Safety First: The spring-loaded tip retracts as it penetrates, reducing the risk to nearby tissues.

– Durable & Reliable: Made from high-quality surgical stainless steel, it’s resistant to corrosion and built to last.

– Ergonomic & User-Friendly: The comfortable handle offers a secure grip, allowing for precise control during insertion.

– Accurate Depth Control: Clear depth markings on the needle body ensure consistent and precise placement.

– Versatile Use: Suitable for both pediatric and adult patients, making it a trustworthy tool in any surgical environment.

Directions for Use

Pre-Use Inspection: Before you get started, take a moment to check the Veress Insufflation Needle. Make sure the stylet glides in and out of the needle easily with just a little pressure.

Insertion: Use the standard laparoscopic technique to insert the needle into the abdomen. As the needle goes through the abdominal wall, the spring-loaded stylet will retract. You’ll hear a satisfying “click” when the stylet is fully retracted. Once the needle tip is through the anterior abdominal wall, the stylet will move forward.

Confirmation & Insufflation: Double-check that the needle is properly placed in the abdominal cavity, then insufflate to the desired pressure, following the instructions from your insufflator’s manufacturer.

Completion: Once you’ve reached the target pressure, stop the insufflation and gently remove the needle.

Disposal: After the procedure is complete, make sure to dispose of the device in accordance with local regulations.

Quick Comparison

Medical Disposables Corp. EndoGuidance Veress/Insufflation Needles are designed for single use and feature spring-loaded stylet needles with both audible and visual indicators. They come in lengths of 120 mm and 150 mm, with options for luer or stopcock connectors, making them a strong competitor against Ethicon ENDOPATH, CONMED LaparoLight, Teleflex/Weck, and other high-end disposable Veress needles. The main differences lie in:

– Handle design and ergonomics

– Stylet indicator style (audible/visual)

– Ancillary connector options (stopcock/luer)

– Available lengths and gauges

Cautions/Warnings:

The Veress Insufflation Needle is designed for single use only, so please don’t try to reuse or re-sterilize it. If the package is opened or damaged, it’s best to avoid using it.

Make sure not to use the Veress Insufflation Needle if the stylet doesn’t retract over the sharp end when you stop applying tension.

Only qualified and trained physicians who are well-versed in endoscopic surgical techniques should perform endoscopic procedures.

It’s crucial to have a solid grasp of the techniques and principles involved in electrosurgical procedures to prevent any burn or shock hazards for both the patient and the operator.

According to federal law in the U.S.A, this device can only be sold, distributed, and used by or under the direction of a physician.

Contraindications:

This device should not be used when endoscopic techniques are not appropriate.