Applied Medical Resources C0R37 Kii Laparoscopic Access Cannula Expired
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Applied Medical Resources C0R37 Kii Laparoscopic Access Cannula Expired
Expired Product Notice: This product is beyond the manufacturer’s labeled expiration date and is offered exclusively for research, training, demonstration, or other non-clinical purposes. It is not intended for human or veterinary clinical use.
Applied Medical Resources C0R37 Kii Laparoscopic Access Cannula Expired is available from Primis Medical.
Product description
A single-lumen surgical device intended to be percutaneously inserted through the abdominal wall to create an access port for a laparoscope/laparoscopic instrument during laparoscopy. The cannula is provided with a shut-off valve for gas/fluid supply, and other sealing devices (e.g., dedicated seals/rings, caps, valves), to prevent insufflation gas leakage whilst allowing entry of instruments; it may additionally be intended for thoracoscopy whereby the valve may not be required. It may include a sharp or blunt trocar blade to assist introduction and/or puncture the abdominal wall; if the trocar is included it may be referred to as a trocar or trocar assembly. This is a single-use device.
Product details
- Manufacturer: Applied Medical Resources Corporation
- Brand: Kii
- Reference / Model: C0R37
- Product: Laparoscopic access cannula
- Unit of Measure: EA
- GTIN / UDI: 00607915116422
- Condition: Expired - Research Only
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