tsw Laparoscopic Trocar Cannula 5mm & 10mm Lap Surgery Surgical Instruments Trocar  (19 cm)

Laparoscopic Trocar Cannula 5mm & 10mm Lap Surgery Surgical Instruments Trocar (19 cm) Laparoscopic trocars are surgical instruments used in minimally invasive surgery to create a pathway into the abdominal cavity for the insertion of other surgical instruments. They come in different sizes, with the most common sizes being 5mm and 10mm. 1.Here are some general steps for using laparoscopic trocars: 2.Make small incisions: The surgeon will make one or more small incisions in the patient's abdomen, depending on the number of trocars needed. 3.Insert the trocar: The surgeon will insert the trocar through the incision and into the abdominal cavity. The trocar is a sharp-tipped instrument that is designed to pierce the abdominal wall and create a pathway for the insertion of other surgical instruments. 4.Remove the trocar: Once the trocar has been inserted, it is removed, leaving the cannula (a hollow tube) in place to maintain the pathway into the abdominal cavity. 5.Insert other instruments: Once the cannula is in place, other surgical instruments, such as graspers, scissors, or needle holders, can be inserted through the cannula and used to perform the surgical procedure. 6.Remove the instruments and cannula: Once the surgical procedure is complete, the instruments are removed from the cannula, and the cannula is removed from the abdominal wall. It is important to note that the specific technique for using laparoscopic trocars may vary depending on the surgical procedure being performed and the preferences of the surgeon. It is also important to follow proper surgical protocols and precautions when using any medical device in a surgical setting to ensure patient safety and the best possible surgical outcome.