Antrum Krause Trocars w/ obturator & tubing connection, 5.5 mm Ø

Description

Superior Access With Antrum Krause Trocars

The Abraham Blacksmith Antrum Krause Trocars provide unparalleled precision and reliability for minimally invasive surgeries. Made from high-quality stainless steel, these trocars offer exceptional durability and performance. They are certified by US FDA, UK CA, and CE, adhering to the highest safety and quality standards.

Exceptional Durability and Precision

The 5.5 mm diameter of the Krause Trocars is designed for optimal access during a variety of surgical procedures. This size ensures that surgeons can introduce instruments smoothly and accurately, improving the overall effectiveness of minimally invasive techniques. The sharp, tapered tips facilitate easy insertion and reduce trauma to surrounding tissues, enhancing patient comfort and recovery.

The stainless steel construction guarantees long-lasting durability and resistance to corrosion. This robust material choice ensures that the trocars maintain their performance and reliability, even with frequent use. Additionally, the ergonomic handle offers a comfortable grip and superior control, allowing for precise adjustments and improved maneuverability during procedures.

Antrum Krause Trocars Key Features

5.5 mm Diameter: Provides a larger access point with minimal tissue damage.
Durable Stainless Steel: Ensures resistance to wear and corrosion for extended use.
Ergonomic Handle: Enhances comfort and control for precise surgical maneuvers.
Certified Safety: Complies with US FDA, UK CA, and CE standards for safety and effectiveness.

Versatile Surgical Applications

General Surgery: Ideal for creating access points in laparoscopic procedures.
Gynecological Surgery: Suitable for various minimally invasive gynecological operations.
Urological Surgery: Facilitates accurate entry for a range of urological procedures.

The Abraham Blacksmith Krause Trocars integrate durability, precision, and ergonomic design to support successful minimally invasive surgeries. Their reliable performance and high-quality construction make them essential tools in any surgical toolkit.