Key Features Hasson Bladeless Trocar and Cannula for Laparoscopic Surgery One-Time Use Surgery Instrument

1. The Hasson technique employs a unique blunt trocar-cannula that consists of a blunt trocar, an adjustable conical sleeve cannula, and suture-holding arms for fixation.

2. The cone suture post is adjustable and has suture holders on both sides. The cannula is secured to the abdominal wall by wrapping and securing the suture to the cone suture post.

3. The obturator tip is blunt and rounded, gently pushing tissue aside to prevent damage to the abdominal wall during penetration. It is suitable for use in secondary punctures.

4. The Hassonpass has a special advantage in its olive-shaped obturator handle, which allows for controlled application of force during rotation and introduction.

Specification:

Hassonpass Style Blunt Obturator Tip One Time Use Laparoscopic Trocar provides 2 specifications that can be used in various types of laparoscopic surgeries.

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Company Profile

SurgScience (Shenzhen) Medical Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in April 2017 in Shenzhen City’s Bao’an District by senior engineers, marketers, and sales personnel from the medical device industry. The company occupies approximately 1200 square meters of R&D office space and 1600 square meters of GMP clean workshop. Since its inception, SurgScience has engaged numerous distinguished clinical experts as product consultants to develop innovative medical devices. The company is committed to making surgical procedures safer, more efficient, simpler, and smarter. SurgScience specializes in the research and development of minimally invasive surgical instruments and personalized surgical solutions.

FAQ

Q: Are you a factory or a trade company?
A: We are a medical technology company with a wholly-owned factory in Shenzhen city.

Q: Where can I see your company's info?
A: You can log into our website "www.surgsci.com" or "www.disposabletrocar.com" to check our company and products.

Q: What is the process of your trocar production?
A: Incoming inspection→Ultrasonic cleaning→Assembly in clean workshop→Inspection→EO sterilization→Resolution→Shipping

Q: How long is your lead time?
A: Generally, it's about 7-10 days if the components are in stock.