Product Description
The press-type irrigation and suction device, commonly referred to as the "pistol-grip" irrigation and suction device, is a surgical instrument controlled via a button or lever mechanism. Its application scope is equivalent to that of the push-type device, making it one of the most prevalent irrigation and suction instruments in laparoscopic surgery. Its ergonomic design has garnered widespread recognition in clinical practice.
Button-Press Type |
Model No. | Specification |
| 284.3.05 | Ф5×330 |
| 284.3.10 | Ф10×330 |
| Quality Certification | ISO13485/ISO9001/ISO14001/ISO45001 |
| Type of Usage | Reusable |
| Shelf Life | 5 Years |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
Core Features and Values
Ergonomic and Efficient Operation: The device aligns with the natural gripping and force application patterns of the human hand, making it particularly suitable for procedures requiring frequent and rapid switching between irrigation and suction functions.
Prevention of Misoperation: The separate and fixed-position design of the irrigation and suction buttons effectively reduces the risk of accidental activation during surgery.
Short Learning Curve: Its intuitive operation enables novice surgeons to quickly master its use.
Applications
Laparoscopic Surgical Procedures
Laparoscopic surgery relies on maintaining a clear view of the surgical site, and this button-press irrigation suction device is perfectly suited for the task. It is widely used in procedures such as laparoscopic cholecystectomies, appendectomies, bariatric surgeries, and colorectal procedures, where irrigation and suction are frequently required to remove blood, fluid, or debris that could obscure the surgeon’s view.
Abdominal and Pelvic Surgeries
In abdominal and pelvic surgeries—including hysterectomies, ovarian cystectomies, and bladder surgeries—the device’s precise control and ergonomic design shine. It allows surgeons to navigate confined spaces while maintaining clear visibility, supporting accurate tissue dissection and reducing the risk of complications. The ability to switch quickly between irrigation and suction is particularly valuable in these procedures, where tissue hydration and debris removal are ongoing needs.
Minimally Invasive Tissue Management
For any minimally invasive procedure that requires tissue hydration or debris removal, the pistol-grip irrigation suction instrument is an essential tool. It provides targeted irrigation to keep tissues moist and pliable, reducing the risk of tissue damage, and powerful suction to clear the field, ensuring that surgeons can work with confidence and precision. This makes it ideal for thoracoscopic surgeries, arthroscopies, and other minimally invasive procedures across specialties.
Why Choose Our Button-Press Type Irrigation and Suction Device?
Misoperation Prevention: Separate, fixed buttons eliminate accidental activation, enhancing surgical safety and reducing the risk of complications.
Intuitive Operation: A short learning curve means surgeons can quickly master the device, improving workflow efficiency and reducing training time.
Versatile Performance: Suitable for a wide range of laparoscopic and minimally invasive procedures, offering exceptional value and eliminating the need for multiple specialized instruments.
Reliable and Durable: As a reusable surgical instrument, it is built to withstand repeated sterilization and long-term use, providing consistent performance and cost savings for healthcare facilities.
Compliance & Quality Assurance
Rigorous Quality Control
Our Button-Press Type Irrigation and Suction Device is manufactured to the highest industry standards, with each unit undergoing thorough inspections to ensure performance and safety. We use premium materials that resist corrosion and wear, ensuring the device remains reliable over time. Our quality control processes cover every aspect of production, from material selection to final assembly, to guarantee consistency.
Global Compliance Certifications
The device meets international medical device regulations, including ISO certifications, confirming our commitment to quality and compliance. Healthcare facilities worldwide can trust that our irrigation suction instrument adheres to the strictest safety and performance guidelines, making it a reliable choice for clinical use.
FAQ
What makes the button-press design superior to push-type irrigation and suction devices?
The button-press mechanism offers more precise control and aligns with the natural gripping pattern of the hand, reducing fatigue during frequent use. Additionally, the separate fixed buttons prevent misoperation, a key advantage over push-type devices where functions may be accidentally triggered. The pistol-grip design also promotes a more stable hold, enhancing control during delicate procedures.
Is the Button-Press Type Irrigation and Suction Device reusable?
Yes, it is a reusable surgical instrument designed to withstand standard sterilization processes, including autoclaving. This makes it a cost-effective choice for healthcare facilities, as it eliminates the need for disposable alternatives and reduces environmental waste. The durable materials ensure that the device remains functional and hygienic for repeated use.
How long does it take for a novice surgeon to learn to use this device?
The intuitive design and logical control placement result in a short learning curve. Most novice surgeons can master basic operation within a few procedures, and full proficiency is typically achieved quickly with regular use. The natural feel of the pistol grip and the clear separation of irrigation and suction buttons make it easy to use without extensive training.
Can this device be used in non-laparoscopic surgeries?
While it is optimized for laparoscopic surgery, its versatile design makes it suitable for other minimally invasive procedures where irrigation and suction are required. It is particularly effective in thoracoscopic surgeries, arthroscopies, and endoscopic procedures, where space is limited and precise control is essential.
