What is Ligasure Sealer?
The Ligasure Sealer is a cutting-edge surgical device designed for vessel sealing and tissue management. Using advanced bipolar energy, it provides permanent vessel occlusion by denaturing collagen and elastin in vessel walls and connective tissues. The Ligasure Sealer is known for its precision and reliability, offering consistent and reproducible results. It is widely used in various surgical procedures, including laparoscopic, open, and robotic surgeries. This technology enhances surgical efficiency by reducing the need for traditional ligatures and sutures, leading to shorter operative times and improved patient outcomes.
How Does It Help?
Efficient Vessel Sealing
Efficient Vessel Sealing
The Ligasure Sealer provides reliable vessel sealing, ensuring hemostasis with minimal thermal spread. This efficiency reduces the risk of bleeding during and after surgery, enhancing patient safety.
Reduced Operative Time
Reduced Operative Time
By eliminating the need for traditional ligatures and sutures, the Ligasure Sealer streamlines surgical procedures. This reduces operative times and improves overall surgical efficiency, benefiting both patients and surgical teams.
Versatility in Surgical Applications
Versatility in Surgical Applications
The Ligasure Sealer is versatile and can be used in various surgical specialties, including general surgery, gynecology, and colorectal surgery. It is suitable for both open and minimally invasive procedures.
How Is It Done?
The Ligasure Sealer is an advanced surgical device that enhances efficiency and safety in various procedures. It uses bipolar energy for precise vessel sealing and tissue management.
Preparation
Preparation
Patients are prepared for surgery with a thorough preoperative evaluation. Instructions on fasting and medication adjustments are provided to ensure readiness for the procedure.
Procedure
Procedure
During surgery, the Ligasure Sealer is used to deliver controlled bipolar energy for vessel sealing. The device ensures precise and effective occlusion, reducing the need for traditional sutures and ligatures.
Post-Treatment
Post-Treatment
After surgery, patients are monitored for any immediate complications. Recovery guidelines, including wound care and activity recommendations, are provided. Follow-up appointments are scheduled to assess healing and surgical outcomes.
