1,194 devices · GMDN 42412
A laparoscopic access cannula, single-use, is a sterile tube inserted through the abdominal wall to create a portal for a laparoscope or other laparoscopic instruments during minimally invasive surgery. It often incorporates a valve or sealing mechanism to maintain insufflation gas while allowing instruments to pass, and may include a trocar tip for easy entry.
These devices are supplied as disposable, single‑use items and are regulated as medical devices that must meet applicable safety and performance standards before being marketed. They are typically provided sterile and packaged for one‑time use in the operating room.
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