Description

The KII FIOS 1st Entry System by Applied Medical is an advanced laparoscopic access device designed to enhance the safety and efficiency of minimally invasive surgical procedures. Serving as the initial entry port, it is suitable for a wide range of surgeries, including general, bariatric, colorectal, urologic, and gynecologic operations.

Key Features

• Direct Visualization Entry: The system employs an optical trocar that allows surgeons to penetrate the peritoneum under direct vision, significantly reducing the risk of vessel injury by providing clear visualization of abdominal wall layers.

• Minimal Tissue Trauma: With only 3mm of peritoneal penetration required to initiate insufflation, the device minimizes tissue trauma, often eliminating the need for fascial closure.

• Rapid Insufflation: Capable of establishing pneumoperitoneum at rates up to three times faster than traditional methods, it offers insufflation rates of at least 8 liters per minute, outperforming conventional Veress needles.

• Nonbladed, Tissue-Separating Design: The access tip is designed to separate tissue along natural fiber lines, reducing injury risk and creating a minimal fascial defect.

Enhanced Surgical Feedback

• Visual and Haptic Feedback: Surgeons benefit from both visual and tactile feedback, aiding in the safe distinction of tissue layers.

• Versatile Seal System: The removable seals allow for rapid desufflation and adaptability during specimen removal, while the deep funnel entry sleeve design ensures smooth instrument exchanges.

Additional Benefits

• Superior Abdominal Wall Retention: Enhanced when used with the Kii Advanced Fixation sleeve, providing reliable retention even at alternative entry sites in patients with prior surgeries, except where extensive adhesions exist.

• Monitoring Capabilities: Enables effective monitoring of intra-abdominal pressures and accurate trocar positioning under direct visualization.

Configurations and Packaging

The KII FIOS 1st Entry System is available in various configurations, including sizes such as 5mm x 150mm, 12mm x 150mm Z Thread, and others with fixation options. Packaging is offered in single units or boxes of six, allowing flexibility to meet different surgical needs.

This innovative system is particularly beneficial for patients with thick abdominal walls, such as those who are morbidly obese, and for those with previous abdominal surgeries, providing a safer and more efficient laparoscopic entry compared to traditional methods.