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Main complications linked to suction-Irrigation devices
- Electrothermal injuries
When energy is conducted to non-targeted tissue - Mechanical injuries
When a cannula causes trauma to tissues - Cross-contamination
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Learn about morbidity related to your conventional suction-irrigation device and why you should have an Elefant in the room!
Indications
The Elefant suction/irrigation device is intended for use in laparoscopic procedures as an operating tool with irrigation and suction capabilities. It is a single use device designed for introduction and use through a properly-sized trocar.
Contraindications
Any existing contraindications to laparoscopic procedures. Any know allergies to the medical device materials.
Warnings
This type of instrument must only be used by trained and experienced professionals. Single Use Only. Reuse of this single use product may create a potential risk to the user.
Precautions
The choice of the size of the cannula is under the responsibility of the physician and is based on the size of the trocar used for laparoscopy. Any use other than stated indications is under the responsibility of the physician. This type of device must only be used by trained professionals. This device is not intended to generate high pressure. The maximal pressure tolerated for the Elefant suction/irrigation device is 0.6 bar.
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