Control CO2, Smoke, & Scope Cleaning All In One Place

The Problem With Current Options

Most insufflators can deliver CO2 at a high flow rate…but don’t
Luer locks create inherent bottle necks to gas flow
Insufflation is typically limited to a single laparoscopic or robotic cannula
Gas flow is further restricted when instruments are placed through the cannula
Luer lock connectors frequently become disconnected from the cannula causing loss of pneumoperitoneum
Electrosurgical smoke obscures visualization
Smoke evacuation and suctioning can rapidly drop pneumoperitoneum
Complicated options exist that are expensive and require larger incisions

Works with traditional insufflators using standard insufflation tubing
- No need for expensive specialized insufflators, filtered tubing or specialized trocars
Works with all laparoscopic and robotic cannulas
- Does not require larger cannulas
- Avoids larger fascial incisions associated with hernias
- May avoid need for fascial closure devices
Allows ample smoke evacuation while retaining reliable pneumoperitoneum
Two built-in foam channels hold anti-fog solution for scope cleaning
Facilitates cord management