Single-use linear staplers and components for endoscopic use are primarily used for the establishment and closure of anastomoses in organ resections such as digestive tract reconstruction, including the closure of stumps or incisions. Endoscopic staplers offer advantages in colorectal cancer and gastrointestinal reconstruction surgeries for bowel obstruction, including shorter operation times, higher anastomosis success rates, ease of use, and lower postoperative complication rates. The characteristics of staplers in digestive tract reconstruction are simple operation, significantly reduced operation time, minimal intraoperative tissue damage and contamination, safe and smooth anastomosis, and high anastomosis success rates, making them suitable for very challenging anastomoses.
Advantages of Endoscopic Staplers
1. Simplicity:
The anvil can enter from a very narrow space under the tissue;
The cartridge with a joint design allows for 0 to 45-degree rotation, bidirectional rotation, and convenient operation;
Pre-tensioning without damage, can be used multifunctionally, such as a grasper;
Various components meet the needs of different surgical sites, reducing the complexity of surgery and surgical costs.
2. Flexibility:
Choose different cartridges for different tissues and thicknesses, with a suture tissue thickness range of 0.7-2.0mm;
Different parts of the same tissue can choose different cartridge magazines, reducing surgical costs.
3. Reliability:
Simultaneously releases six rows of staples, cutting through the tissue in the middle, providing a safe guarantee for tissue anastomosis.
The three rows of single-sided suturing staples have different heights (step design), which provides better hemostasis at the incision edge and better blood supply to the sutured tissue.
This is an introduction to the advantages of endoscopic staplers in digestive tract reconstruction surgery. If you have more questions about endoscopic staplers, feel free to contact us anytime.
