1,106 devices · GMDN 37148
A laparoscopic access cannula, reusable, is a single‑lumen instrument that is inserted through the abdominal wall to create a sealed port for a laparoscope and other laparoscopic tools during minimally invasive surgery. It often incorporates a valve or sealing mechanism to prevent gas leakage and may include a blunt or sharp trocar tip to aid entry.
These cannulas are supplied as reusable devices in various sizes and designs, and they are regulated as surgical instruments that must meet standards for sterility, biocompatibility, and safe gas containment. Users should verify that each product complies with the applicable medical device regulations in their jurisdiction before use.
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