Allis Laparoscopic Grasper

Description

The Allis Laparoscopic Grasper is a minimally invasive surgical tool for laparoscopic surgeries.

Design:

• Shaft is made of stainless steel with machined insulation for longevity and low maintenance.
• May be available in a two- or three-piece modular design for more flexibility and cleaning convenience.
• Handles are designed for increased dexterity and comfort, generally with bigger finger rings to reduce fatigue.
• There may be a ratcheting mechanism for secure gripping.
• A rotatable handle provides for easier manipulation inside the laparoscopic field.
• Jaw lengths typically range from 15-20mm.
• Depending on the targeted tissue manipulation, it may be serrated or smooth.
• May be fenestrated (with apertures) to improve visibility of the gripped tissue.

Function:

• Grasps and manipulates tissues during laparoscopic surgery.
• Serrated jaws provide a tighter grasp on harder tissues.
• Fenestrated jaws enable for the gripping of delicate tissues while yet keeping visibility.

Benefits:

• The less invasive method lowers patient recovery time and scarring.
• Improved dexterity and gripping control as compared to standard laparoscopic devices.
• The modular architecture facilitates cleaning and maintenance.

Applications:

• Used in a variety of laparoscopic operations that require grabbing and manipulating tissues.
• Here are some particular examples:
  • General Laparoscopic Surgery.
  • Gynecological surgery.
  • Urologic surgery.