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Linear surgical stapler DLCS unit
gastrointestinal surgerygastrointestinal anastomosiscutting

Linear surgical stapler - DLCS unit - Grena - gastrointestinal surgery / gastrointestinal anastomosis / cutting
Linear surgical stapler - DLCS unit - Grena - gastrointestinal surgery / gastrointestinal anastomosis / cutting
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Characteristics

Type
linear
Applications
gastrointestinal surgery, gastrointestinal anastomosis
Options
cutting, disposable

Description

The linear cutting stapler is used in abdominal surgery, thoracic surgery, gynecology and pediatric surgery. Generally, the stapler is used for resection and transection of organs or tissues. This type of linear cutting stapler is available in sizes ranging from 55 mm to 100mm (effective length of the anastomosis and transection). Two staples’ heights are available for each size of the stapler, which facilitate anastomosing of thick and thin tissues. The linear cutting stapler is loaded with two double staggered rows of titanium staples and simultaneously cuts and divides tissue between the two double rows. Linear cutting staplers are available in two versions and five sizes: - staplers with knife integrated with the stapler, sizes 55mm, 75mm and 100mm, - staplers with knife integrated with the cartridge, sizes 60mm, 80mm and 10mm. The stapler can be easily operated by complete squeeze of the handles followed by shifting of side knob forth and back. Built-in cam, distance pin and precise closing mechanism co-work to facilitate parallel jaws closing followed by proper staples formation. The effective length of anastomosis and transection is defined by the size of selected stapler.
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