VSC Polished Laparoscopic Hasson Trocar, Size : 5-10mm

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The Laparoscopic Hasson Trocar is a specialized instrument used during laparoscopic procedures to create the initial access point (port site) in the abdominal wall for the insertion of laparoscopic instruments. It is designed to provide a controlled and safe entry into the abdominal cavity while minimizing the risk of injury. Here are some key features and uses of the Laparoscopic Hasson Trocar:

1. Direct Entry: The Hasson Trocar is designed for a "open" or "direct" technique of entry, where a small incision is made in the abdominal wall, and the trocar is inserted through the incision. This differs from the "closed" technique where a Veress needle is used for insufflation and blind entry.
2. Blunt Tip: The trocar features a blunt tip to minimize the risk of inadvertent injury to internal organs or blood vessels during insertion. The blunt tip helps guide the trocar safely through the abdominal wall and prevent unintentional puncture or laceration.
3. Cannula Insertion: Once the trocar is inserted through the incision, a cannula or sleeve is placed over the trocar shaft to create a stable passage for the insertion of subsequent laparoscopic instruments.
4. Gas Insufflation: The Hasson Trocar allows for the controlled insufflation of gas (usually carbon dioxide) into the abdominal cavity, creating pneumoperitoneum and providing a working space for laparoscopic procedures.
5. Secure Fixation: Once inserted, the Hasson Trocar is secured in place using a fixation mechanism, such as a balloon or suture, to prevent accidental displacement or dislodgement during the surgery.
6. Versatility: The Hasson Trocar is available in different sizes and configurations to accommodate variations in patient anatomy and surgical requirements. The choice of trocar size depends on factors such as patient body habitus and the anticipated size of laparoscopic instruments to be used.

It's important to note that the use of the Hasson Trocar requires expertise and proper training to ensure safe and effective insertion. Surgeons and medical professionals receive specialized training in laparoscopic entry techniques to minimize the risk of complications and ensure patient safety during laparoscopic surgery.