Ochsner Gall Bladder Trocar and Cannula with Side Suction Connector

Model Number: MTSI-191

The Ochsner Gall Bladder Trocar and Cannula with Side Suction Connector is a specialized surgical instrument designed for precise access and fluid management during procedures. Its integrated suction connector enhances efficiency by allowing simultaneous suction. Manufactured with precision by Micro Technologies, this instrument is widely used in hospitals, medical colleges, and laboratories. Available in 4.5 mm and 6 mm sizes, it provides versatility and reliability for both clinical applications and training purposes.

Product Description

The Ochsner Gall Bladder Trocar and Cannula with Side Suction Connector is designed to provide controlled access and efficient fluid management during surgical procedures. The Ochsner Gall Bladder Trocar and Cannula with Side Suction Connector features a sharp trocar for smooth penetration and a cannula that allows safe insertion and instrument passage. The integrated side suction connector enables continuous fluid removal, improving visibility and efficiency during procedures.

Manufactured by Micro Technologies, the Ochsner Gall Bladder Trocar and Cannula with Side Suction Connector is constructed from high-quality stainless steel and medical-grade materials, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and compatibility with standard sterilization methods. Its ergonomic design allows for comfortable handling and precise control during use.

Available in 4.5 mm and 6 mm sizes, this instrument is suitable for various surgical applications, particularly in procedures involving the gall bladder. The Ochsner Gall Bladder Trocar and Cannula with Side Suction Connector is widely used in hospitals, surgical centers, laboratories, and medical training institutes, making it an essential tool for professionals requiring precision and efficiency.

Features

Integrated side suction connector for fluid control
Sharp trocar for smooth and precise insertion
Durable stainless steel and medical-grade construction
Corrosion-resistant and easy to sterilize
Ergonomic design for better handling
Available in multiple sizes

Benefits

Enables simultaneous access and fluid suction during procedures
Improves surgical visibility and efficiency
Reduces procedure time with integrated functionality
Ensures reliable and long-lasting performance
Suitable for both clinical and educational use

Product Specifications

Specification	Details
Product Name	Ochsner Gall Bladder Trocar and Cannula with Side Suction Connector
Model No.	MTSI-191
Type	Surgical Instrument
Material	Stainless Steel & Medical-grade material
Size / Model	4.5 mm, 6 mm
Usage	Surgical access and fluid suction

FAQs

Q1. What is the use of an Ochsner gall bladder trocar and cannula?
It is used to create access points and manage fluid during surgical procedures, particularly in gall bladder operations. The integrated suction connector helps remove fluids efficiently, improving visibility and surgical precision.

Q2. What is the benefit of the side suction connector?
The side suction connector allows continuous fluid removal during procedures without needing separate instruments. This enhances workflow efficiency and keeps the surgical field clear.

Q3. What sizes are available for this instrument?
It is available in 4.5 mm and 6 mm sizes to suit different surgical requirements. These options provide flexibility based on the type of procedure.

Q4. Can this instrument be sterilized and reused?
Yes, it is made from high-quality materials compatible with standard sterilization methods. This ensures safe and repeated use in medical environments.

Q5. Where is this instrument commonly used?
It is widely used in hospitals, surgical centers, and medical training institutes. It is particularly useful in procedures involving the gall bladder and fluid management.

Q6. Is it suitable for medical training purposes?
Yes, it is commonly used in educational settings to demonstrate surgical access and suction techniques. It helps students gain practical understanding of surgical procedures.