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Deroyal – 28-0601 – Pneumoperitoneum Needle Veress 14 Gauge Extra – Sharp Needle, Rounded Obturator, Spring – Activated Surgical Grade

Original price was: $675.40.Current price is: $353.96.

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SKU: 288856CS-MKC-CS-RO-L Category:

Product Specifications

Below are the key product attributes and specifications that provide detailed information about this item:

Brand: DeroyalSold By: Case of 40Sterility: SterileApplication: Pneumoperitoneum NeedleProduct Size: 14 GaugeWHSXX: MCKStyle: Veress

Product Overview

The DeRoyal 28-0601 Pneumoperitoneum Needle is a Veress-style surgical instrument designed for safe and efficient insufflation during laparoscopic procedures. Featuring a 14-gauge extra-sharp needle with a rounded obturator and spring-activated mechanism, this device ensures precise peritoneal cavity access while minimizing tissue trauma. The 120mm length provides optimal reach, and its surgical-grade construction guarantees reliability in clinical settings.

Features:
– Veress Design: Ensures controlled entry into the peritoneal cavity.
– Extra-Sharp 14-Gauge Needle: Facilitates smooth penetration with minimal resistance.
– Rounded Obturator: Reduces the risk of organ or vessel damage.
– Spring-Activated Mechanism: Automatically retracts the sharp needle upon cavity entry for enhanced safety.
– Surgical Grade: High-quality materials for medical precision.
– Sterile: Ready for immediate use in sterile environments.

Specifications:
– Manufacturer: DeRoyal
– Manufacturer : 28-0601
– Country of Origin: Taiwan
– Size: 14 Gauge
– Length: 120mm
– Style: Veress
– Sterility: Sterile
– Application: Pneumoperitoneum Needle

Use Suggestion:
This needle is ideal for establishing pneumoperitoneum in laparoscopic surgeries, such as cholecystectomies or hernia repairs. Ensure proper technique by verifying needle placement before insufflation to prevent complications. Always follow institutional protocols for laparoscopic access.