SurgiTools Laparoscopic Metal Trocar Cannula Trocar  (16 cm)

A Laparoscopic Metal Trocar Cannula (5mm) is a surgical instrument commonly used in minimally invasive surgeries (laparoscopy). Here's a breakdown of its components and function rocar: A sharp, pointed instrument used to puncture the abdominal wall. Cannula: A hollow tube that remains in place after the trocar is removed, allowing surgical instruments or a camera to pass through. Material: Typically stainless steel or another medical-grade metal to ensure durability and sterilization. Diameter: 5mm – suitable for inserting 5mm laparoscopic instruments. Sealing System: Often includes a valve or seal to prevent loss of insufflation gas (CO₂) used to inflate the abdomen. Obturator: Part of the trocar inserted into the cannula during entry; removed after insertion.