Description

The KII Low Profile System Optical, developed by Applied Medical, is a cutting-edge surgical access system tailored for minimally invasive procedures. Its innovative design focuses on enhancing surgical outcomes through advanced technology and thoughtful engineering.

Key Features

• Bladeless Separator Technology: This feature allows the system to separate tissue along natural fiber lines, resulting in a smaller fascial defect. The tissue layers reapproximate effectively upon trocar withdrawal, minimizing trauma and promoting better healing.

• Optical Entry: The separator tip provides clear visualization of tissue during entry, facilitating precise access and the establishment of pneumoperitoneum.

• Design Efficiency: The low profile, slim, and lightweight design reduces interference with adjacent ports, optimizing the external working space for surgeons.

• Instrument Management: Features such as rapid desufflation and specimen removal through simple seal detachment, along with a deep funnel entry sleeve, allow for smooth instrument exchanges.

Compatibility and Retention

• Advanced Fixation: When paired with the Kii Advanced Fixation sleeve, the system offers superior abdominal wall retention.

• Retention Disk and Non-Latex Balloon: These components reduce migration of the trocar sleeve and provide unmatched retention, maximizing working space and visibility while maintaining pressure stability. The latex-free design ensures suitability for patients with latex allergies.

Packaging and Components

The system is available in a 5 x 100mm low profile optical dual pack, with options for 6 Pack and 10 Pack sizes. Each pack includes low profile sleeves and a low profile optical obturator, providing comprehensive tools for surgical access.

Intended Use

Designed for operating rooms that require optical entry and nonbladed access, the KII Low Profile System Optical is ideal for environments where minimal fascial defect and rapid instrument exchange are critical.

Maintenance

Standard cleaning and sterilization procedures are recommended to maintain the system's performance and longevity, aligning with typical protocols for reusable surgical access systems.

This sophisticated system underscores Applied Medical's commitment to advancing surgical technology, offering healthcare professionals a reliable and efficient tool for enhancing patient care in minimally invasive surgeries.