15 matching records for Removal Cannula.
A collection of sterile devices which includes a laparoscopic access cannula with a dedicated, implantable, bioabsorbable wound closure thread, intended to: 1) puncture the abdominal wall to create an access port for laparoscopic instruments during laparosc...
A compact metal rod intended to be used during expansion of a laparoscopic access port (e.g., from 10 to 20 mm) by facilitating: 1) removal of an existing access cannula; and 2) introduction of a dilator/cannula assembly. It is inserted into the existing ac...
An impervious, flexible, sterile container intended to be used during minimally-invasive, typically keyhole, surgical techniques (e.g., laparoscopic) to extract dissected patient body tissue. The device is inserted into the body through a large bore cannula...
A hollow, cylindrical, curved device designed as an internal, independent component of a metal tracheostomy tube. It is made of metal [e.g., high-grade stainless steel and/or silver (Ag) or silver plated brass] or plastic and has precise dimensions allowing...
A sterile, hollow, cylindrical, curved device designed as an internal, independent component of a metal or plastic tracheostomy tube. It is made of plastic and has precise dimensions allowing it to fit exactly into the outer tube and function as the inner c...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to facilitate the grasping, manipulation, or clamping of, and/or removal of foreign bodies from, ophthalmic soft-tissues (ocular tissues, eyelids), and may be pointed for capsulorhexis. It has a conventional (...
A semi-rigid or rigid hollow tubular component of a dental suction system designed to be inserted into the oral cavity for the aspiration and removal of blood, pus, saliva, debris, and water during a dental procedure. It is typically made of disposable plas...
A semi-rigid or rigid hollow tubular component of a dental suction system designed to be inserted into the oral cavity for the aspiration and removal of blood, pus, saliva, debris, and water during a dental procedure. It is made of metal or plastic material...
A sterile, implantable tube intended to be surgically placed in a specific area of the brain (e.g., basal ganglia) to position a deep brain electrical stimulation lead/electrode, using a stereotactic surgery system, and to function as a guide for subsequent...
A sterile, hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to facilitate grasping, manipulation or clamping of, and/or removal of foreign bodies from, ophthalmic soft-tissues (ocular tissues, eyelids), and may be pointed for capsulorhexis. It has a convention...
A noninvasive, non-powered, hand-held device intended to be connected to, and facilitate manipulation of, an appropriate cannula (not included) for suction/removal (aspiration) of debris from the ear canal during an ear/nose/throat (ENT) procedure; it is no...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument intended to be inserted into the naris for the removal of tissue, typically polyps, tumours, and other abnormal tissue from the nasal cavity during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery. It typically consists of a cannula-like...
A collection of devices intended to be used to maintain patency of the nasolacrimal system typically for treating/preventing pathologies of the tear drainage system (e.g., post-chemotherapy stenosis) or after dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR). It consists of a lo...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument intended to be inserted into the naris for the removal of tissue, typically polyps, tumours, and other abnormal tissue from the nasal cavity during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery. It typically consists of a cannula-like...
A flexible, multi-purpose, tubular device designed to be inserted into the duodenum via the oral cavity (cannulation) using a flexible endoscope to: 1) infuse contrast media; 2) deliver electrosurgical current in a monopolar configuration to cut the major d...