Medtronic Versastep Insufflation Needle

The Medtronic Versastep Insufflation Needle is an essential tool for surgeons performing laparoscopic procedures, designed to ensure safe and efficient creation of pneumoperitoneum. It features a 14-gauge design, reliable for precise insertion, making it a critical component in surgical settings.

The needle's long design provides improved reach and access, crucial for surgeons needing to work in deeper cavities. Packaged in a box of 12, this needle offers convenience and reliability for healthcare professionals. It is engineered for ease of use, guaranteeing efficiency in every procedure.

• The needle features a unique beveled tip for precise insertion, minimizing the risk of patient trauma and ensuring accurate placement even in challenging situations.
• Its ergonomic design provides an improved grip and ease of use for surgeons, enhancing procedural efficiency and reducing fatigue during extended surgeries.

• The Medtronic Versastep Insufflation Needle is primarily used in laparoscopic procedures to create pneumoperitoneum by introducing CO2 gas into the abdominal cavity. It allows surgeons to expand the cavity, providing better visibility and access to organs.
• This needle is also used to safely access the peritoneal cavity during minimally invasive surgical procedures, ensuring precise insertion and reducing the risk of damage to surrounding tissue. It is essential in a variety of surgical disciplines, including general surgery.

1. What is the purpose of the Medtronic Versastep Insufflation Needle?
The primary purpose of the Medtronic Versastep Insufflation Needle is to create pneumoperitoneum by introducing CO2 gas into the abdominal cavity during laparoscopic procedures.

2. How is the needle designed to minimize risks during procedures?
The needle features a unique beveled tip and ergonomic design, which help to reduce patient trauma and improve precision during insertion.

3. How many needles come in a box?
The Medtronic Versastep Insufflation Needle comes in a box of 12, providing convenience for surgical teams needing multiple needles for various operations.