58 devices · GMDN 45645
A laparoscopic access cannula seal is a small device used to prevent gas from leaking out of a cannula during laparoscopic surgery. It is designed to fit onto the end of the cannula and create a seal around the instrument that is inserted through it, helping to maintain the internal pressure. This seal is an important part of minimally invasive surgical procedures.
These seals are typically supplied in various sizes to accommodate different cannula and instrument diameters, and are intended for single-use only. As such, they are subject to regulations governing single-use medical devices, and their supply and use must comply with relevant standards and guidelines.
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