DEVICE: MIGS KIT 4 (20607915139166)

A single-lumen surgical device intended to be percutaneously inserted through the abdominal wall to create an access port for a laparoscope/laparoscopic instrument during laparoscopy. The cannula is provided with a shut-off valve for gas/fluid supply, and other sealing devices (e.g., dedicated seals/rings, caps, valves), to prevent insufflation gas leakage whilst allowing entry of instruments; it may additionally be intended for thoracoscopy whereby the valve may not be required. It may include a sharp or blunt trocar blade to assist introduction and/or puncture the abdominal wall; if the trocar is included it may be referred to as a trocar or trocar assembly. This is a single-use device.

A sterile sleeve assembly made of plastic materials intended to retract a small abdominal incision to allow multiple laparoscopic instruments to pass into the abdomen at the same time during a laparoscopic procedure. It will typically have an introducer that creates the abdominal incision (but is not used in cases where the surgeon chooses to make the incision), and a valve component that maintains the pneumoperitoneum established for the surgical procedure. It allows for the introduction of multiple instruments and/or a camera port, and removal of larger specimens during minimally-invasive laparoscopic surgery. This is a single-use device.

An impervious, flexible, sterile container intended to be used during minimally-invasive, typically keyhole, surgical techniques (e.g., laparoscopic) to extract dissected patient body tissue. The device is inserted into the body through a large bore cannula port, and the tissue to be extracted is placed in the bag with trans-cannula instruments and evacuated through the cannula. The device typically includes an x-ray detectable thread. This device may be used for surgical interventions such as an appendectomy, colonectomy, lymphadenectomy, or gallbladder removal. This is a single-use device.

An assembly of devices intended to generate, and apply radio-frequency (RF) alternating current to soft tissues for cutting and coagulation during an endoscopic or open surgical procedure; it is not dedicated to focal ablation of specific tissues (i.e., not a radio-frequency ablation system). The assembly includes a mains electricity-powered (AC-powered) RF generator with monitoring functions/controls, connection cables, a handpiece, and electrodes to apply the energy to the surgical site. Tissue resistance to the electrical current creates the heat as the current travels through the body between electrodes; it is not intended for inert gas-enhanced electrosurgery.