VSC VSC042 Trocar  (22 cm)

A trocar is a medical instrument primarily used in minimally invasive surgeries, such as laparoscopy, to create a port of entry for other surgical tools. It allows surgeons to access body cavities without making large incisions, thereby reducing recovery time, minimizing scarring, and lowering the risk of infection. Trocars consist of a sharp obturator, a cannula (hollow tube), and a seal to maintain insufflation during procedures. They come in various sizes and tip designs to suit different surgical needs and patient anatomies.