Enables insufflation with only 3mm of penetration into the peritoneum.
Offers true nonbladed access, separating tissue along the natural lines of fiber rather than cutting into it.
Allows for concurrent direct visualization and rapid insufflation.
Enables a laparoscopic approach before and after specimen retrieval.
Converts the retracted wound site into an additional working port for a 12mm trocar.
Reduces superficial surgical site infection following colorectal surgeries.REF
Distributes force evenly, potentially minimizing tissue trauma and pain.
Allows for visualization of the wound margins.
Maintains moisture at the incision site.