The Medtronic Devices Trocars Pediport™ Single Use 5.5mm Locking Trocar is a cutting-edge solution for pediatric minimally invasive surgeries. With a trocar diameter of 5.5mm, it is tailored specifically for procedures involving young patients, allowing for precise and less traumatic surgical intervention. This innovative product features a secure locking mechanism that ensures stability and prevents displacement during use, enhancing the safety of surgical operations.

The Pediport™ trocar is designed as a single-use device, which significantly reduces the risk of cross-contamination. It comes in a convenient package of five, each sterilized and ready for use, ensuring that surgical teams maintain high standards of hygiene and efficiency. Its compatibility with a range of surgical instruments makes it an essential tool in pediatric laparoscopic surgery, valued for its reliability and effectiveness.

Key Features:

• Designed with a secure locking mechanism to maintain stable placement during procedures, ensuring patient safety and precision.
• The pediatric-specific size of 5.5mm makes it ideal for minimally invasive surgeries on smaller patients, reducing the trauma of operation.
• Single-use sterile design eliminates the risk of cross-contamination, maintaining high hygiene standards in surgical environments.

Uses:

• Medtronic Devices Trocars Pediport™ Single Use 5.5mm Locking Trocar is designed for use in minimally invasive surgical procedures. It facilitates the safe and efficient introduction of surgical instruments into the abdominal cavity during pediatric surgeries.

FAQs:

1. What is the diameter of this trocar?
The Medtronic Pediport™ trocar has a diameter of 5.5 mm, suitable for pediatric use.

2. How many trocars come in a box?
Each package contains 5 single-use locking trocars.

3. Is the trocar reusable?
No, the Pediport™ is designed as a single-use device to prevent cross-contamination and ensure sterility.

4. What type of surgeries is this trocar suitable for?
This trocar is used in minimally invasive pediatric surgeries, offering a smaller size for young patients.