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Other Endoscopic Instruments
Ethicon’s full portfolio of endoscopic products provides the surgeon with the right tool for the right procedure step.
ENDOPOUCH RETRIEVER® Specimen Bag
FEATURED PRODUCTS
ENDOPOUCH RETRIEVER® Specimen Bag
Confident, simple extraction. The ENDOPOUCH RETRIEVER Specimen Retrieval Bag System utilizes two support arms to facilitate bag opening and tissue capture during laparoscopic procedures. Both the bag and support arms are attached to the shaft and introducer so the retriever may easily be used to extract specimens.
BLAKE® Drains and JVAC™ Reservoirs
FEATURED PRODUCTS
BLAKE® Drains and JVAC™ Reservoirs
BLAKE® Drains have four continuous channels that provide greater tissue contact area than regular perforated drains1 and offers multiple drainage routes to resist clogging.1 Due to channel design, removal may be less traumatic to surrounding tissues in comparison to designs with holes.2,3 The J-VAC™ Closed Wound Drainage System is a sterile, disposable, portable system used for closed wound drainage. It consists of two component parts: J-VAC™ Reservoirs and Suction Drains.
ENDOPATH® Surgical Instruments
FEATURED PRODUCTS
ENDOPATH® Surgical Instruments
Ethicon’s full suite of ENDOPATH® instruments, including Babcocks, scissors, graspers, and bipolar forceps, offers the surgeon high-quality devices for every step of the procedure.
Related Procedures
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References
1. Frankel TL. Silastic drains vs conventional chest tubes after coronary artery bypass. Chest. 2003;124:108-113.
2. Akowuah E, Ho EC, George R, et al. Less pain with flexible fluted silicone chest drains than with conventional rigid chest tubes after cardiac surgery. J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg. 2002; 124(5):1027-1028
3. Obney JA. A method for mediastinal drainage after cardiac procedures using small silastic drains. Ann Thorac Surg. 2000;70:1109-1110