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Disposable Arthroscopic Passport Cannula

Product Attributes :
  • Disposable Arthroscopic Passport Cannula designed to provide an access channel for arthroscopic instruments.
  • Soft and flexible silicone cannula.
  • Integrated sealing design helps reduce fluid leakage during operation.
  • Low-incision design for arthroscopic access.
  • Designed for inserting and removing instruments during arthroscopic surgery.
Product Description

The Disposable Arthroscopic Passport Cannula is an arthroscopic access accessory designed to provide a working channel for inserting and removing instruments during arthroscopic surgery.

It features a soft and flexible silicone cannula with an integrated sealing design. The sealing structure is designed to help reduce fluid leakage during operation, while the flexible cannula provides an access pathway for compatible arthroscopic instruments.

The low-incision design provides an access channel around the surgical site while supporting the working requirements of arthroscopic procedures.

Key Features

  • Disposable design
  • Soft and flexible silicone cannula
  • Integrated sealing structure
  • Helps reduce fluid leakage during operation
  • Low-incision design
  • Provides an arthroscopic instrument access channel
  • Supports instrument insertion and removal
  • Designed for arthroscopic surgical applications

Soft Silicone Cannula

The Disposable Arthroscopic Passport Cannula uses a soft and flexible silicone cannula design.

The flexible structure provides an access pathway for arthroscopic instruments while allowing the cannula to be positioned according to the requirements of the procedure.


Integrated Sealing Design

The integrated sealing structure is designed to help reduce fluid leakage during operation.

This feature is useful in arthroscopic procedures where irrigation fluid is used and an access channel is required for surgical instruments.


Low-Incision Design

The cannula adopts a low-incision design to provide an access channel for arthroscopic instruments.

It is designed to support the insertion and removal of instruments during arthroscopic surgery while maintaining a compact access profile.


Application

The Disposable Arthroscopic Passport Cannula provides a working channel for inserting and removing instruments during arthroscopic surgery.

It can be incorporated into arthroscopic workflows requiring:

  • Arthroscopic instrument access
  • Instrument insertion
  • Instrument removal
  • Working-channel access
  • Arthroscopic surgical procedures

The appropriate cannula should be selected according to the intended procedure and compatibility requirements of the instruments being used.


Technical Specifications

Item Specification
Product Name Disposable Arthroscopic Passport Cannula
Product Type Disposable Arthroscopic Access Cannula
Cannula Material Silicone
Cannula Design Soft and Flexible
Sealing Design Integrated Sealing Structure
Incision Design Low-Incision Design
Main Function Arthroscopic Instrument Access
Application Arthroscopic Surgery
Use Type Disposable

 


FAQ

What is a Disposable Arthroscopic Passport Cannula?

The Disposable Arthroscopic Passport Cannula is an access accessory that provides a working channel for inserting and removing instruments during arthroscopic surgery.

What material is the Passport Cannula made of?

The cannula shown in the product information is made of silicone and features a soft and flexible design.

Does the cannula have a sealing function?

Yes. It uses an integrated sealing design intended to help reduce fluid leakage during operation.

What is the Disposable Arthroscopic Passport Cannula used for?

 

It is designed to provide an access channel for arthroscopic instruments, supporting instrument insertion and removal during arthroscopic procedures.

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