Laparoscopic Surgical Equipment
Laparoscopy, also known as minimally invasive abdominal surgery, is a technique used to visualize the abdominal (peritoneal) cavity and pelvis. In some cases, laparoscopy is performed as a diagnostic procedure, but it is more commonly used for therapeutic purposes, such as laparoscopic appendectomy or laparoscopic cholecystectomy.
In recent years, this technique has gained significant popularity due to its advantages, including shorter hospital stays, reduced postoperative pain, and smaller surgical incisions.
Laparoscopic surgical equipment includes a wide range of instruments and devices designed to perform minimally invasive procedures through small incisions in the body.
Types of Laparoscopic Equipment:
Reusable Instruments:
Such as Metzenbaum scissors, graspers, and needle holders, which are designed for repeated use.
Disposable Instruments:
Such as trocars, graspers, and other single-use devices, intended to reduce the risk of infection and facilitate the surgeon’s work.
Specialized Equipment:
Depending on the type of procedure, additional specialized devices may be used, such as electrosurgical units, laser systems, or advanced imaging equipment.
Exclusive Distributor of German Laparoscopic Surgical Equipment
NIPAK is the exclusive distributor of laparoscopic products from Bissinger and Amnotec Germany in Iran. These products offer a wide variety and are categorized into different groups. NIPAK’s primary focus is on providing reusable laparoscopic instruments and devices for surgical procedures.
Electrosurgical instruments in endoscopic surgery consist of a set of tools used for cutting, coagulating, and performing other surgical actions inside the body using electrical current.
The monopolar cable is used to transmit electrical current between an active electrode and a dispersive (neutral) electrode, while …
These instruments include various trocars, needle holders, laparoscopic scissors, and other specialized tools used to access the interior of the body and perform surgical procedures.