Laparoscopic trocar

Bladelessatraumaticwith balloon

Product overview
A disposable laparoscopic balloon trocar (bladeless) is a single‑use medical device that provides a sterile access port for minimally invasive abdominal procedures. An inflatable balloon near the distal tip dilates and stabilizes surrounding tissue while the bladeless insertion mechanism relies on mechanical dilation or gentle tissue separation to reduce risk of laceration to organs, vessels and soft tissues during access.

Key features

• Disposable single‑use design eliminating reprocessing and reducing cross‑contamination risk
• Bladeless (non‑cutting) entry mechanism for reduced risk of sudden deep laceration
• Inflatable protective balloon (medical‑grade silicone or polyurethane) to create and stabilize working space and act as a barrier to underlying organs
• Rigid hollow cannula forming a sealed channel for insertion of laparoscopic instruments and maintenance of pneumoperitoneum
• Smooth, non‑sharp tip profile to facilitate entry while minimizing cutting risk

Intended use
Provides a sterile access port and maintenance of pneumoperitoneum during laparoscopic procedures. After insertion and balloon inflation the cannula permits safe passage and manipulation of laparoscopic instruments and camera visualization.

Additional information
Bladeless designs generally separate tissue by mechanical dilation rather than cutting. The balloon may be inflated with sterile saline or gas to stabilize the device and protect internal structures during the procedure.

Technical specifications

• Device type: Single‑use disposable laparoscopic balloon trocar (bladeless)
• Entry mechanism: Bladeless (mechanical dilation, non‑cutting)
• Protective element: Inflatable collapsible balloon (medical‑grade silicone or polyurethane)
• Cannula: Rigid hollow tube for instrument access and pneumoperitoneum maintenance
• Tip: Smooth, pointed, non‑sharp profile to reduce laceration risk
• Balloon inflation: Sterile fluid (e.g., saline) or gas to create/enlarge working space