Specimen Retrieval System

Laparoscopy Disposables Bags

Experience the future of minimally invasive surgery with our cutting-edge Laparoscopy Auto Retrieval Bag. Designed for seamless retrieval of specimens during laparoscopic procedures, this innovative tool takes surgical precision and efficiency to new heights.

• Red button design realizes one-click disassemble
• Red bead design prevents string falling into the cavity after the one-click dissemble
• High strength PU - polyurethane bag assures no leakage
• One-handed, syringe motion deployment provides ease of insertion
• Cannula Diameter: 10mm Capacity: 200ml / 400ml

Self-opening, high-strength bags ensure safe specimen capture with easy, one-handed operation.

• Expertly Engineered:
  • Crafted with precision and innovation by industry experts.
• Trusted Performance:
  • Used by leading surgeons and medical professionals globally.
• Cutting-Edge Technology:
  • Stay ahead in the field of surgery with our advanced laparoscopic solutions.

Key Feature

• Precision Retrieval:
  • Our specimen retrieval bag ensures precise and secure retrieval of specimens, minimizing the risk of contamination.
• Easy Handling:
  • Designed for ease of use, the laparoscopy specimen retrieval bag simplifies the surgical process, saving valuable time in the operating room.

Crafted for aseptic single-use, this device serves as a receptacle for gathering tissues, organs, and calculi in laparoscopic surgeries. The MD Specimen Retrieval Bag System, featuring a flexible memory wire bag and introducer, is adaptable for use through a 10mm cannula.

Usage Guidelines and Cautions:

1. Professional Training: Proper training is essential for the safe and effective use of the MD Specimen Retrieval System. Ensure that all operators are adequately trained before using the system.
2. Follow Instructions: Adhere strictly to the manufacturer's instructions for operating the retrieval system. Failure to do so may result in improper use and potential risks.
3. Inspect for Damage: Before each use, carefully inspect the retrieval system for any signs of damage or wear. Do not use the system if it appears to be damaged or malfunctioning.
4. Compatible Specimens: Only use the retrieval system with specimen containers that are compatible with the system's specifications. Using incompatible containers may lead to malfunction or improper retrieval.
5. Hygiene Practices: Maintain strict hygiene practices when handling specimens and using the retrieval system. Proper hand hygiene and disinfection of the system are essential to prevent contamination and ensure patient safety.
6. Dispose of Specimens Properly: Dispose of retrieved specimens according to your facility's protocols and regulatory requirements. Follow appropriate biohazard waste disposal procedures to minimize the risk of infection or contamination.
7. Patient Safety: Always prioritize patient safety when using the retrieval system. Take precautions to prevent accidental injury or harm to patients during the retrieval process.
8. Regular Maintenance: Perform regular maintenance checks on the retrieval system to ensure proper functionality. Schedule routine inspections and servicing as recommended by the manufacturer.
9. Caution with Sharp Objects: Exercise caution when handling sharp objects or instruments in conjunction with the retrieval system. Take appropriate measures to prevent accidental cuts or injuries.
10. Keep Out of Reach: Keep the retrieval system out of reach of unauthorized individuals, including children, to prevent misuse or accidents.
11. Consultation: If you have any questions or concerns regarding the safe use of the MD Specimen Retrieval System, consult with a qualified healthcare professional or contact our customer support team for assistance.

Note: The MD EndoGuidance Specimen Retrieval System is intended for use by trained medical professionals in clinical settings. It is not intended for use by the general public or individuals without proper training.

MD EndoGuidance Specimen Retrieval Bags offer significant advantages over reusable systems. These advantages include reduced infection risk, improved cost efficiency, ease of use, consistent performance, and better patient outcomes. The use of disposable components eliminates the risk of contamination from previous use and is more cost-effective since there are no sterilization or maintenance expenses. The consistent performance of disposable systems helps to minimize surgical complications, while improved patient outcomes may result in shorter hospital stays, less post-operative discomfort, and faster recovery times.

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